. >> guy radcliffe who has been practicing asatru for several years here.e's one group that is not welcome. >> if we found out someone in the asatru community was a child molester, he would be banned from the community. he cannot participate. it's our bylaw. you cannot be a sex offender and be in asatru. >> radcliffe also defended the fact that some members have swastikas tattooed often their bodies. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? now, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatru, his comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. i tried to talk to you about this. i swear i did. sorry, marcus. sorry i [ bleep ] up. i apologize. [ bleep ]. try not to get mad at me, man. >> hard not to. you ju

daniel radcliff is son good day philadelphia next.ry. >> trying to get limb to come to the chestnut hill harry potter festival. >> come on, daniel. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> all right. lets see if alex -- oh, still working on you getting that together. >> he need to work longer on my face, then yours because you are a beautiful woman and we love you so one say give me lipstick and that will help. >> it is like lipstick on a fox like lipstick on a pig. >> right. >> we have daniel radcliff in london he has agreed to be on the show via satellite.

radcliffe. mr. radcliffe votes no. ms. roby. mr. gates. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson votes no. mr. biggs. no. >> mr. biggs votes no. mr. rutherford. mr. rutherford votes no. ms. handle. mr. nadler votes aye. miss lock rent votes aye. mr. cohen. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. deutsch. mr. deutsch votes aye. mr. gutierrez. >> mr. gutierrez votes aye. ms. bass. mr. richmond. >> please note i didn't -- >> mr. jeffries. >> mr. cicilline. mr. swalwell. >> mr. swalwell votes aye. >> mr. lieu. >> aye. >> mr. lieu votes aye. mr. raskin votes aye. ms. jay pallet votes aye. mr. snyder votes a. >> are there other members who wish to be recorded? the gentleman from wisconsin. >> mr. sensenbrenner votes no. >> gentleman from florida. >> no. >> mr. gates votes no. >> gentleman from idaho. the chairman from virginia. >> no. >> mr. goodlatte votes no. >> ja from pennsylvania. >> mr. marino votes no. >> gentleman from florida -- i mean, georgia. >> mr. collins votes no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, 13 members voted aye, 18 memb

i'm talking daniel radcliff. >> i have confirmation. >> what?confirmation, dad yell radcliff has agreed to be on good day philadelphia today. >> that's the magic of mike, man. you can get anybody on. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> by the way, the people over there, can you come back at some point? the people over there, at the festival, said they have people in from japan who are flying to philadelphia for this festival. and people from india, and pakistan, are coming here, anyway, daniel radclif has agreed to be on in the 9:00 hour. now, all we can do by saturday light. >> that's fine. >> is that okay? >> yes, as lodge as we are talking to him and he can hear us. here is the thing, if you can get daniel radcliff, can you please get gabrielle union? >> what? i have no idea what you are talking about. >> tomorrow. >> been perusing this article. >> you had no idea. >> listen, this has been in my calendar for over a month. >> mine too. >> ya. >> so tomorrow, at about 7:30, here's the countdown clock to my meeting of gabrielle union over

i look forward to your questions. >> chairman radcliffe, ranking member richman, thompson, members of the committee thank you for holding today's hearing. i also want to begin my testimony by thanking this committee for taking action earlier this summer on the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency act of 2017. a name for our organization that reflects our mission is essential to our workforce, recruitment efforts and effective stakeholder engagement. we must old ensure that mmpd is organized both now and in the future and we appreciate this committee's leadership. cyber threats remain one of the most significant strategic risks for the united states. cyber risks threaten our national security, economic prosperity and public health and safety. our adversaries cross borders at the speed of light. over the past year, americans saw advanced persistent threat actors including hackers, criminals and nation states increase in frequency, complexity and sophistication. in my role at dhs, i had the department's office of cybersecurity and communication which includes our 24/7 watch c

page it seem there is is a full mea culpa from greg clark, admitting that the words he use paula radcliffeescribed racism claims as fluff, something that he retracted but by then the damage was done. so the two m essa 9 es then the damage was done. so the two messages he wanted to deliver, firstly he wants the fa to be a more simple organisation, the other thing he said that is vital for the fa to do is to become more reflective of the football community that it serves. richard conway reporting. his was a managial reign that lasted 26 games. pedro caixhina. his last match in charge last night against kilmarnock, i—i. arsene wenger says that the arsenal board is to review his position as manager at the end of the season, despite signing a two—year extension in the summer. he said talks would ta ke in the summer. he said talks would take place when this campaign concludes, stating he wanted to see what the board thinks of his performance. bristol city have been drawn against manchester united in the carabao cup. arsenal are to face west ham, leicester city at home to manchester city and chel

radcliffe votes no. mr.labrador votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? clerk will report. voted no.ye, 20 >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the amendment in the nature .f a substitute >> the amendment is considered as read. the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, this amendment is similar to the amendment offered by my friend from new nadler, but it is targeted to a specific industry, logging. supporter of mr. nadler's amendment. i want to bring attention to the specific issue of logging. the median pay for logging workers last year was $37,590 a of $18.07 anage hour. typical education at entry level is a high school diploma or equivalent. inre is a 7% decline from thet predicted current roughly 55,000 jobs in the united states. quite as me to wonder bit about the provisions in this bill that go from a temporary, seasonal program in agriculture to a year-round permanent more thanat includes agricul

it recognized the celebrity daniel radcliffe. is holdingerfect, he a wand but the computer has not been taught to know the difference between a wand and assign. i am a good customer and i want to be honest, i can upload this picture of a ford. see, itthat you will will say i have all the information i need to provide you this quote. it will take that back and start thinking, you have to give it a moment. it is pulling together information about me to figure out what it would charge me. it gives me the quote and i say no way, that is way too expensive. i am notink about that just saying now i am offended. this is where the lot has done all it can and it will bring in a live agent. -- she canll have have the dashboard of dynamics so she can work that but give recommendation saying this person has a risk, here's how we can get them back in our good graces. washington,re in how do you see government agencies using this? 311, you think about nonemergency services, there is the phone lines and they went to a customer center on the web.

farah retired from the track this summer and gary lough, paula radcliffe's husband will oversee his marathonirst practice session in australia ahead of the ashes. james vince is expected to bat at three in their opening warm—up match. he was dropped last year after a string of poor scores. our reporter henry moeran has sent this report from perth. it is here in perth that the england ashes tour begins in earnest. yesterday the players acclimatised on the golf course, today they hit the net is a a walmart match against western australian 11 coming up this weekend. -- warm up match. our preparation in the next three weeks will be important. if we get that right we give ourselves a great chance. well this is the first three practice games that england have leading into the first test in brisbane on november the 23rd. no question about it that england will be relieved to consider on cricket as opposed to events of the field of play. let's have a quick round—up now of some of the day's other stories now and warrington's ben currie replaces sam burgess in england's starting line—up for their secon

and so now it's -- i not only did it recognize hari potter and recognize daniel radcliffe. it's not perfect. he's holding a wand but the computer has not been told to tell the difference between a wand and a -- i am a good customer and want to be honest. i can upload this picture of a ford. and as i do that, you'll see -- it will say i have all things in i need provide you this quote. now it will take that back and start thinking. have to give it a moment. it's pulling together this information about me to figure out what it would charge me. let's say i get this $150 quote or 146.50. i say no way. that is way too expensive. now if you think about that, i'm not just saying, no. i'm just offended that is so expensive. now this where is the bot kind of has done all it can and is going to bring in a live human. >> so this is jean. >> this is the dashboard and can see the live chat and continue to work the lead and then also get recommendations saying, hey, look, this person is a 25% churn. here is how to get them back. >> we're near in washington. how do you see government agen

paula radcliffe's husband is set to oversee his marathon career now.tralia ahead of the ashes. they are in perth and will face a waca 11 on saturday. and manchester united could qualify for the knockout stages of the champions league this evening, they've got benfica at home. chelsea and celtic are also in action. i'mth i'll be back with a full update in the next 15 minutes. see you then. pf pf catalonia's sacked president says he's gone to brussels to make his voice heard in the european union, not to claim asylum in belgium. carles puigdemont told a news conference he was not trying to escape justice, but wanted to be able to speak freely. tim willcox is in barcelona for us. how freely as he been speaking? well, it's just the latest twist in this constitutional crisis drama, simon. there was a lot of anger among his hard core supporters last night when it transpired that he and five colleagues had instead of starting the working week here and fighting for independence, decided to cross the border, take a flight from marseille to brussels, everyone wa

mo farah retired from the track this summer and gary locke, paula radcliffe's husband, will oversee his posted this message on social media. i want to thank each member of the project and alberto for all he's done over the years. i am coming back and my new coach will be gavin locke so i'm excited to start a new project, and i can't wait to be back home and see my team at arsenal and emirates. england's cricketers have had their first practice session in australia ahead of the ashes. they are in perth where they will face a team on wednesday. the first match is in brisbane. james vincent has said he was expecting to bat at number three. he was dropped last year after a string of poor schools in england. he said he was surprised to get a recall but is determined to make the most of the chance. —— report scores in england. if you're having a tough time it is publicised. it was hard to deal with at times. it felt as if i should have been doing better than i was. thankful to have another opportunity now. especially in australia against the australians in an ashes series. another champions l

through the generosity of the livingston foundation little we're in new york city and graduate from radcliffe college she became a journalist during the vietnam war era. in 1972 she published the vietnamese and americans in vietnam. a history of vietnam and the united states military involvement in that country. the book was awarded a pulitzer prize, a bancroft prize and a national book award. she has since authored numerous critically acclaimed works in american history and works have appeared in the new yorker, "new york times" magazine and "rolling stone." she is discussing "the event gel cools. struggle to shape america." trace the history of protestant and evangelism from the against and the 18th and 19th centuries and the current intersections of religious and political life. also explores the future of the evan general cal movement and america undergoing change. the book has received quite a critical acclaim for its scope, detail, and timeliness. "the new york times" book review says, quote, anyone curious about the state of an conservative american president protestantism. fitzgerald

gary locke is paula radcliffe's husband. he has guided her career. a stable of young athletes. sir mo farah, a new chapter in his athletic career. but breaking his relationship with alberto salazar. there will be many who will be glad of that. at westminster today the culture, media and sport select committee are going to scrutinise paralympic classification, aren't they? this could be fascinating. the ipc, the international paralympic movement, will be bracing themselves for a a few high—profile athletes and allegations against them under parliamentary privilege. they are looking at claims of cheating. there are claims that athletes are exaggerating their conditions or impairments to be classified within a group that gives them a better chance of winning. a key man appearing before the committee will be the lawyer michael green. his daughter 0livia, paralympic long jump daughter 0livia, paralympic long jump champion. he has campaigned for yea rs jump champion. he has campaigned for years paralympic jump champion. he has campaigned for years pa ralym

in harry potter, and not only did it recognize it, but it also recognized the celebrity, daniel radcliffe. it's not perfect, he's not holding a sign, he's holding a wand, but the computer hasn't been taught to know the difference between a wand or a sign. so i actually, you know, i'm a good customer and i want to be honest, i can upload the picture of a ford. and as i do that, you'll see, it'll say, okay, i've got all the information that i need to provide you this quote. so now it'll take that back, and it'll start thinking. just governor to give it a -- just got to give it a moment. as it's thinking, it's pulling together information about me to figure out what it would charge me. now, let's say i get this $150 quote or $146.50. i say, no way. that is way too expensive. now, if you think about that, like, i'm not just saying no, i'm really, like, offended that that's so expensive. so now this is kind of where the bot has done all it can, and it's going to bring in a human being -- >> host: so jane is the human being -- >> guest: now jane will have this where she can have this dashboard

someone in early may and you haven't interviewed two dozen witnesses including one named clinton, john radcliffe the right question. i'm not sure that director comey give them an accurate answer. >> bret: i interviewed loretta lynch and asked her this. does it concern you that there is a perception that your justice department may in the end cut secretary clinton a break or do her a favor. >> with every case, we handle at the same way. that's what i want to convey to the american people. >> bret: comey said that the tarmac meeting between loretta lynch and former president bill clinton was what precipitated his action of taking it essentially from doj. that doesn't seem to add up. >> the chronology does not add up. may 2 is when they are discussing their charging decision. the meeting on the tarmac was june 22nd, june 26, june 27. later they interview secretary clinton and then they decide they are not going to charge. he makes the public pronouncement. his ostensible reason for taking that decision away from the department of justice was the meeting on the tarmac but yet a month and a half earl

>> john radcliffe a former u.s.tioning director comey in the house judiciary committee and asked him very directly and very specifically because not only was hillary clinton in that room, but so were some other people. you had cheryl mills for instance, who had immunity. she was a subject witness. she was a fact witness. she was acting as attorney and allowed to sit in on the meeting. even director comey was testified in that hearing had he ever, ever seen that. which begs the question you already had your decision, made, didn't you, director? he swore that he didn't under oath but there are going to be very big consequences, there should be if it is proven he was drafting this document months before he interviewed the subject of the investigation. melissa: if it is true there should be. we'll see. jason chaffetz thank you so much. david: we have corporate earning news right now. ebay shares are down about 5% after-hours, following release of its third quarter results. revenue exceeding analyst expectations with ear

>> daniel radcliff should show up f that's close to 07,000 people who love him in our area, let's getim to show up. >> we will make it happen. he'll be on good day today, right? he'll be on good day this morning? >> we'll finds out. i have calls out. >> we'll see what's going to happen, but he'll be coming up in our 9:00 hour. >> debra tomorrow at clock 30. >> did you have a sight of her? did i see that on twitterer. >> yes. >> i'll get more details on that one, give you the scoops. >> 5:52. if you love film, we have the film festival coming up in a just a moment. taking a look at blue mountain in the poconos, we will be right back. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i t

where he teacheses evolution and darwin and he's at harvard museum and former fellow of the radcliffe institute or for advance study as well as the recent many berlin. in berlin. lectures in the u.s. and abroad and currently serving as a distinguished lecturer and trustee flts charles darwin trust. he's author it have wallace, darwin and origin of species under organic law of change, and the origin. jim lives in the blue ridge mpghts mountains of north carolina the test to come to visit us in the big city -- and tell us more about darwin. please help me in welcoming him. [applause] thank you very much. wow. it is great to be here i can't adequately express my gratitude always nice to come in from are the province great to be back in my home state wonderful to see family here. old friends and colleagues, and darwin enthusiasts, some thanks are in order. david -- i'm deemly grateful, of course, to vanessa and team here at the botanical garden for hosting me and friend and colleague of the american museum for cosponsoring this event it is really such a special privilege and pleasure and,

radcliff. ms. robey. mr. gates. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson votes no. mr. biggs. mr. rutherford. mr. rutherford votes no. ms. handle. ms. handle votes no. mr. conyers? mr. conyers votes aye. mr. nadler. mis ja ms. jackson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. deutsch. mr. deutsch votes aye. mr. gutierrez. ms. bath. mr. richmond. mr. jeffries. mr. sis lienee. mr. swal wall. mr. liu. mr. liu votes aye. mr. rars kin. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes aye. >> any other members who wish to be recorded. the chairman from virginia. >> mr. goodlatte votes no. >> the gentleman from new jersey. >> mr. sis lienee votes yes. >> the gentleman from idaho. >> mr. labrador votes no. >> gentleman who's up first, ohio. >> mr. jordan votes no. >> the gentleman from texas. >> mr. poe votes no. >> mr. farn thold. the gentleman from ohio. >> mr. schaubit votes no. >> the gentleman from new york. >> mr. nadler votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, 11 members voted aye. 16 members voted no. >> the nays have it and the amendment is not agreed to? >> i have an amendment a

radcliffe is a private practice anesthesiologist is joining us now on this important topic. how did we get here? >> usually starts off with a legitimate pain. when you come into see me and you have pain, as a doctor, it is any passion to help you and treat you. it can be arthritis, lower back pain. i want to give you something for that and often times that has been an opioid prescription. the problem is they are addictive. after a certain period of time, when your tolerance goes up, you need more or your doctor says enough is enough. you may turn to get it by illegally on the street from pills on the street, and when that gets expensive, people unfortunately turn to heroin which is an iv medication. arthel: should there be regulations placed on how much and how often doctors prescribe opioids? >> that's what the whole culture of change. there's an awareness that's going about where a number of societies and organizations there is a call to see how did we get in this, what can we do differently? we know just five days can cause addiction. arthel: you're an anesthesiologist. >

so again under oath the director is saying to john radcliffe and the judiciary committee i made the decisioner, but there is a lot of people think that lady justice had a different set of parameters for clinton than it did for everybody else. >> bill: why would he do that? >> they had evidence that -- >> bill: sorry about that. there is a bit of an overlap in the satellite. why would he begin drafting a letter in early may? what would explain that? >> well, he is sending it to senior staff for their review and their input and remember, the department of justice was handing out like candy immunity for people to, you know, basically come forward and share information. there were no convictions, no charges and no allegations made. there were 24 people and 24 interviews, i should say, that had not yet happened. >> bill: so the president is tweeting on this on screen as it turns out james comey lied, he says, and leaked and totally protected hillary clinton. he was the best thing that ever happened to her. end tweet on that. more to come on this, trey gowdy says it is going to happen. we'll see w

with gary locke, paula radcliffe's husband set to oversee his marathon career.llegations of wrongdoing. sean dyche mark five years as manager of burnley with victory last night in the premier league, jeff hendrick with the only goal of the game, they are seventh in the table and england's cricketers have had their first practice session in australia ahead of the ashes, in perth, facing ahead of the ashes, in perth, facing a team on saturday. i will be back with a full update in 15 minutes. the white house has insisted that criminal charges brought against former aides to donald trump are ‘nothing to do with the president'. two of the aides — including his former campaign manager paul manafort have been placed under house arrest, after pleading not guilty to charges including money laundering and conspiracy against the united states. another former trump adviser, george papadopoulos — the third on the left in this picture — has admitted lying to the fbi about his contacts with moscow and is now helping the investigation into alleged links between the trump team a

oriented, and we sat--we were brought into a big room, and in n those days, harvard was separate from radcliffe, which was sort of the female up-the-street school, and so they didn't meet with us for whatever the thinking in those days was. so it was all younung men, and the presidident, whose name was nathan pusey--that was his name--president of harvard, welcomed us with the following speech, and it stuck in my mind. 18 years old at the time. he said, "look at that man on your left," and we all dutifully did that. "look at the man on your right." said, "one of them is going to be a captain of industry, and one of them is going to be a senator. that's where you are, and we're here to teach you how to run the world." that's what he said! you know, you'rre 18 years old, your head is getting larger as the man talks because you're being given this sense of what's expected of you, what's in store for you, almost nigh what you're entitled to when you comome here, and it produces a fundamental human quality that many of you have noticed in graduates of these institutionons--arrogance, mind-bending ar

the navy goes to vassar and wellesley and smith and radcliffe and bryn mawr, and seniors at those colleges get secret invitations to meetings with math and acken strongmy professors -- astronomy professors where they're asked two things. do you like to work crossword puzzles, and are you engaged to be married. [laughter] and the correct answer to the first was yes, and the correct answer to the second was no. so these women at these northern seven sisters' schools were trained during the course of their senior year to do crypt analysis. they learned about the behavior of language, they learned about the history of clip to analysis which had been going on for centuries in european cups, and they were told -- cups, that they were told they weren't to let anybody know about the work they were learning to do. they came down to washington as civilians in the summer of 1942, right about the same time the battle of midway a happened, and that was a major code breaking victory. all of a sudden everybody in the military knew code breaking is going to be one of the secrets of winning this war. so th

the navy goes to vassar and wellesley and smith and radcliffe and bryn mawr, and seniors at those colleges get secret invitations to meetings with math and acken strongmy professors -- astronomy professors where they're asked two things. do you like to work crossword puzzles, and are you engaged to be married. [laughter] and the correct answer to the first was yes, and the correct answer to the second was no. so these women at these northern seven sisters' schools were trained during the course of their senior year to do crypt analysis. they learned about the behavior of language, they learned about the history of clip to analysis which had been going on for centuries in european cups, and they were told -- cups, that they were told they weren't to let anybody know about the work they were learning to do. they came down to washington as civilians in the summer of 1942, right about the same time the battle of midway a happened, and that was a major code breaking victory. all of a sudden everybody in the military knew code breaking is going to be one of the secrets of winning this war. so th