last march, she was assessed for pip and told she wasn't eligible.mitted to hospital. it destroyed her. she gave up. she wasn't a normal person, she didn't fit into what you would call normal society. but she was a human being... and she was my daughter. and she was my friend, and my world. the week after victoria died, a tribunal decided she was eligible for pip. sue has since successfully sued capita, who carried out the assessment on her daughter, for maladministration effectively making inaccurate statements. she's been awarded £10,000. i didn't do it for the money. i did it for them to try and admit they were wrong. to get some justice for my daughter. because she was ill, and she deserved the support? yeah. to let her live? i really believe that if they had not cut her pip off, my daughter would still be here. sue's memories of victoria are understandably clouded by what she considers to be an death. —— an avoidable death. capita told us that the procedural problems meant the court failed to consider the defence against the family's claim. mich

last march, she was assessed for pip and told she was not eligible.er, she gave up. she didn't fit into what you call normal society, but she was a human being. and she was my daughter. and she was my friend, and my world. the week after victoria died, a tribunal decided she was eligible for pip. sue has since successfully sued capita, who carried out the assessment on her daughter, for maladministration, effectively making inaccurate statements. she has been awarded £10,000. i didn't do it for the money, i did it, i did it for them to try and admit they were wrong. to get some justice for my daughter. because she was ill, and she deserved the support to let her live? yes, i really do believe that if they haven't cut her pip off, my daughter would be still here. sue's memories of victoria are understandably clouded by what she considers to be an avoidable death. capita told us that procedural problems meant the court failed to consider their defence against the family's claim. michael buchanan, bbc news. two former government ministers are warning the

last march, she was assessed for pip and told she was not eligible.. it destroyed her, she gave up. she didn't fit into what you call normal society, but she was a human being. and she was my daughter. and she was my friend, and my world. the week after victoria died, a tribunal decided she was eligible for pip. sue has since successfully sued capita, who carried out the assessment on her daughter, for maladministration, effectively making inaccurate statements. she has been awarded £10,000. i didn't do it for the money, i did it, i did it for them to try and admit they were wrong. to get some justice for my daughter. because she was ill, and she deserved the support to let her live? yes, i really do believe that if they haven't cut her pip off, my daughter would be still here. sue's memories of victoria are understandably clouded by what she considers to be an avoidable death. capita told us that procedural problems meant the court failed to consider their defence against the family's claim. michael buchanan, bbc news. a 16—year—old boy has been foun

last march she was assessed for pip and told she was not eligible.stroyed her, she gave up. she didn't fit into what you call normal society, but she was a human being. and she was my daughter. and she was my friend, and my world. the week after victoria died, a tribunal decided she was eligible for pip. sue has since successfully sued capita who carried out the assessment on her daughterfor carried out the assessment on her daughter for maladministration, effectively making inaccurate statements. she has been awarded £10,000. i didn't do it for the money, i did it, i did it for them to try and admit they were wrong. to get somejustice for to try and admit they were wrong. to get some justice for my daughter. because she was ill, and she deserved the support to let her live? yes, i really do believe that if they haven't cut her pip off, my daughter would be still here. sue's memories of victoria are understandably clouded by what she considers to be an avoidable death. capita told us that procedural problems meant the court failed to consider their d

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think scotland will pip ireland. i think scotland will pip ireland. edge it. this is explaining rugby. scrums, line—outs. that is charlie's tutorial. i understand it all now. if you need a tutorial for the weather, darren is your man. sunshine on a rainy day, an earworm earlier. zoe. weather improving, great news considering how bad it has been. that is due to storm eric. there it is. to the north of scotland. heading towards scandinavia. taking the worst of the winds. still strong winds across the uk at the moment. bringing damage and disruption for the next few hours. as strong as the winds, more across northern england and north wales. especially over the pennines, western coast, gusts of 60 or so. the winds will ease down a bit. staying windy throughout the day, strong to gale force. sunshine and showers. most coming into northern ireland, wales, southwest, english channel, drier later in scotland. still the rain in the far north of the country. some sunshine around, too, particularly for the eastern side of the uk. still windy, decent temperature

on wednesday, toro rosso's daniil kvyat pipped alfa romeo's kimi raikkonen, while williams finally madege russell was 13th fastest and eight seconds off the pace. deputy team principal claire williams had this to say. you know, it did not get the mystery days of testing without more than one issue, which we have had, but we are not going to be discussing those issues in public. we need to concentrate our energies on getting this test done on getting as many la ps this test done on getting as many laps on the board as possible, and then we will do our review after testing. in the coming hours, second seed petra kvitova will play slovakia's viktoria kuzmova for a place in the dubai tennis championships semi—finals. the czech kvitova beat jennifer brady to make it through to the last eight, but she was blown away in the second set as the american qualifier won it 6—1. the decider was far from straightforward as well. kvitova came through it, but the 2013 champion was made to work for it. steve stricker was announced usa ryder cup captain on wednesday ahead of next year's tournament in wisc

we are getting different pips. >> in the -- different opinions. >> in the city plan how does it work, the same? >> yes. >> in the city plan does it pay 80% and secondary 20%? >> not the medicare plan. medicare plan is not city plan. >> there are some people in the city plan. they wouldn't have medicare anyway. >> medicare would pay for lasik. >> since lifting information is there any information, any way to investigate that further? >> we have investigated it. this is our position that i wanted to advance the slides. let me show you the average cost of cataract surgery with no insurance is -- i took these out of order. this is the range of surgery cost. this is not quoted from our costs. this is an independent source. from $3,600 to $6,000. next slide, please. the lasik surgeons are charging these fees. these are done by individuals in offices by physicians specializing in this service. they vary how much they will discount to the individual member. what this says to me is it makes it very difficult for the insurance companies to negotiate these prices because their price sensitivity

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pip risk of the state can provide money to storm victims to make repairs. >>> we learn about the deadly office in involved shooting. he killed a man who the police say had a guy. alyssa harrington has the story from napa county. truck we are looking at where this happened on henry road. a car was parked alongside the road. one person was inside and the deputy approached that man. shots were fired. you can see there is broken glass and tire tracks that were here is the car being towed on the scene. this happened in a rural part of napa county. there is been years old sonoma road. according to the sheriff's office, female deputy on patrol last night, she saw a car parked on the side of the road. she noticed a man and the driver coalesced seat and approached him to see if he needed help we are not sure what happened but there were shots fired. the man was pronounced dead and the deputy was not hurt. i asked if he fired his weapon and was told it is too early to say. officials will only say he was armed begun and they are calling him a suspect. there is a joint task force working on that in

there is a moment in great expectations when pip is apprenticed to a blacksmith, and has modest expectationsntil he gets an unknown benefactor. one of the first things that happens is he gets a new suit of clothes. he parades through the town and is mocked, mercilessly, by a young boy in town. that reminded me of grant when he is mocked in town in his brand-new uniform. brian: when you teach the plebes, when the notice that they get interested? ms. samet: they get interested day one. they have been plunged into a new world and culture and are full of curiosity. they have an energy and a curiosity. if you have a passion for your subject matter, matter what it is, they respond. brian: you started teaching at the academy in what year? ms. samet: 1997. brian: you have known some of these young men who went to war? ms. samet: yes. men and women who were gone to war and come home. some have gone to war repeatedly. one of my former students, now a major, referred to his life for several years there as a war commuter. that it became normal to go back and forth to afghanistan. brian: you have a footn

it i was getting out of the shower getting drowned dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was hard to threaten people and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on line even if this even if you do it for the right reasons even if you do it at the right all there will be a record caution you know they talk about internal channels of mama that these guys used in terms of analysts and they may people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted. and this is something that i paid very close attention and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for non spy seventy's in fact i was actuall

and i was the pips. >> jimmy: okay.ago. and i bought the rights to this amazing series of books, an artist named yukito kishiro. and it's just this whole world that he created. and i did it because there was this great female character in the middle of it, this young teenage girl. and i had a -- my oldest daughter was six at the time. and i was looking forward to, "okay, what's her life going to be like?" you know, in this kind of male dominated society. and, you know, it's so easy for women to sort of lack confidence and not find their power. and this is about a girl that finds her power. >> jimmy: oh, she is -- [ cheers and applause ] and she is powerful. >> she is powerful, absolutely. >> jimmy: she is powerful in this movie. christoph waltz is also in the movie. >> yep, yep. >> jimmy: jennifer connelly, who i love. >> and we were learning german from him. >> jimmy: there you go. >> right? >> jimmy: he tried to teach me some german. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't understand what was real. 'cause there's the cyborg type

it's dropped, what is that, 20 pips or so, but 2% weaker on the session on the weak numbers. put it into context, we had weak numbers out of euro zone just about half an hour ago as well pointing to further slowdown in tooit for the month of january specifically led by german manufacturing sector and also in italy as well. as far as the macroback drop for the first month of the year, certainly things have nose-dived just a little bit. juliana is going to give us a breakdown of how markets are doing. >> thanks very much. well, as you can see besides me, it is a positive day for european markets right now all four major indexes are marching higher. the ftse 100 up 50 basis points. sterling reacting negatively to the pmi data out of the u.k. showing a weaker than expected drop in the manufacturing index. now, we are seeing a big day for corporate earnings a lot of the moves are driven by the idiosyncratic stories. they're largely shrugging off the data in china. a positive picture across the board. in terms of the sectors, autos are the best performing sector of the day, and tha

the wintery pattern and right now, there to be pip throu the sohwesterldsil gusty at times as anotherwn nowi for not only cold air, a wintery mix, but the snow levels anywhere from 3,200 feet to about 3,400 feet and even lower than that as we get into your sunday. but then the moisture does wind down into your tomorrow afternoon. so here's a live doppler 7 where we're looking at the showers from highway 1, southern marin, over the richmond san rafael bridge and they're doing the work on that now. certainly a cold morning. over in hercules to martinez, we go up in height. mt. diablo and mt. hamilton, a little rain-snow mix here certainly above 3,000 feet so we've been in that pattern and in the mountains, heavy snow at the tahoe valley airport, looking at more wintery weather for lake county. ththrough sunday afternoon. 8 to 12 inches of snow expected here in pink from upper lake to clear lake, middletown, so it is going to be cold as we continue into this weekend and into next week astot out of the question as we look at some of the local resorts, 3 feet calming down around kirkwood a

it i was getting out of the shower getting drowned dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was hard to threaten people. and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on the line even is even if you do it for the right reasons even if you do it at the right there will be a record caution it's you know they talk about internal channels and what might that these guys used in terms of analysts and they say people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted and this is something that i paid very close attention to and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for nods to vs in fact i was actu

it i was getting out of the shower getting drowned dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was hard to threaten people and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on line even if this even if you do it for the right reasons even if you do it at the right all there will be a record caution you know they talk about internal channels and what not but these guys used in terms of analysts and they say people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted and this is something that i paid very close attention to and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for nods to vs in fact i was actually

treasuries at a couple of pips. the question is this, we are trading a stubborn bandwidth in u.s.ies, that is the latest story we have tonight. will jay powell lean into the proclivity to run higher, windsor slightly stronger and all based on this risk off momentum on the equities side of the market. those are your bond markets, let's get to juliette saly with your asian markets. juliette: we had that strong rally for asian equities six sessions of gains and we are in the red, china's market coming off on the close down on the csi 300, it had been fluctuating but it seems like some lines from the pboc that we should not be thinking the deleveraging campaign is dead, there is a little negativity coming through. where watching indian assets -- we are watching indian assets. we have seen the nifty up by has been generally it risk off. we have a look at currencies, you can see a lot of movement has been going into the yen and also gold today. the yen has been rising against the dollar, if we can switch that over and then watching what is happening with the rupee, it is weaker against

>> i would just add some more things to the wall let's throw in the dollar up 2% and is within 40 pips of breaking out to multimonth highs and euro conversely breaking down so you're about 40 minutpis away -- it's probably the biggest dynamic. if you look at where rates are, that is certainly more giving you the read on where the economic growth is but i would tend to agree with guy. i think the way stocks have rallied back there are some places that have proven to be defensive in the growth environments if you believe that the repositioning hasn't already taken place maybe that's another thing to worry. >> you know what i find interesting, this year one of the worst performing if you want to call it an asset class is volatility, the vix, the one of the best last year, down 37% this year. all the stuff we talked about and volatility and fear gauge is lower. >> a lot had to do with the deleveraging that took place and head thoog a new year has to do with the calendar when people hedge their portfolios and taking that environment into january, far different than it is in late november, i

the question is will the house success pipped the rules and pass the bill h.r. 539. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 in the affirmative -- the gentleman from illinois. mr. lipinski: i ask for the yapes. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote will rise and remain standing. pursuant to rule 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. lipinski: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 425 the supporting veterans in stem careers act. the clerk: h.r. 425, a bill to promote veteran involvement in stem education, computer science and scientific research and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from illinois, mr. lipinski and the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. lucas, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. lipinski: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to

a boom like that pip thought somebody was shooting. and i ran up the stairs and then they told me to open the door but i tried to open the doors and it was stuck. and the cop told will me move away from the door. and he kick canned the door out and took me out. told me to stand outside. >> police and emergency responders had to escort the couple outside of their home. help get them out bauds the front door was blocked by that pickup truck. the couple living here had to stay somewhere else for the night. firefighters confirm one person was transported to the hospital with major injuries. we believe that was the driver of the pickup that crashed into this house. we don't have an update on that driver's condition. and we're still waiting to find out if there were any passengers in that pickup with the driver. we reached out to antioch police to find out what caused this crash in the first place. whether speed was a factor. whether the pickup was being pursued or fleeing the scene from some place else. we have not heard back from antioch p

valley, i am sure they are around our country, and we need to make that our priority rather than a pipipartisan preemption into an ongoing investigation. we should wait for the report. host: do you think the goal of the committee is to ultimately talk about impeachment? guest: i think there are some on the committee who would pursue and easement. host: the chairman? guest: i think that is a question for the chairman, and i think that the chairman is going to have a challenge on his hands when it comes to his members of the majority on the committee, as they are pushing hard, some are pushing harder than others, but there are some who are already out there vocally advocating for impeachment. host: when you say the challenges, will the challenges be those as he listens to those members or those who may not want to go that route?" guest: the challenge will be for those, for the chairman to lead and have those members follow him. wants to lead a specific pace, it may be too slow for some, too fast for others. there are always challenges as the chairman. i was chairman at state legislature

i was getting out of the shower getting dragged dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was hard to threaten people and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on line even if this even if you do it for the right reasons even if you do it at the right all there will be a record caution you know they talk about internal channels and what might that these guys used in terms of analysts and they say people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted and this is something that i paid very close attention to and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for nods to vs in fact i was actually