why in your view are mens rea requirements are so important? mens rea requirements are so important because, senator, under the due process clause and the precedence of the supreme court it is not right to -- it's an elemental due process. it's as elementary as he said as the school child's, i didn't mean to, i didn't noempt and if someone truly didn't know a fact that's relevant to their conviction to nonetheless cop vikt them is contrary to due process. i see cases where a man do torr ri minimum based on a fact that the defendant did not know, dissented in that case and in that case judge tattle who was appointed by the president in that case. i wrote about the history of mens rea and the violation of due process that i thought it was a complete process of complete violation of due process of mens rea to give him a 30 year mandatory minimum for a fact he did not know. i have joint an opinion and wrote a second opinion where the jury instruction were left clear of the murder state of the murder. question of man lawsuit ter versus mur de la ros

now on bbc one its time forjonathan rea. hello. forjonathan rea. this is bbc news. forjonathan rea.with the prime minister calling for the party to come together — and back her brexit strategy. today we've heard from a number of senior cabinet ministers including the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt and the international trade secretary liam fox. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in birmingham at the party conference and has been speaking to a former cabinet minister, justine greening. already there has been a lot of talk about brexiteer with the prime minister's interview this morning and jeremy hunt is talking about it as well. many wondering how the party ca n as well. many wondering how the party can move on to talk about other things. let's discuss this with justin other things. let's discuss this withjustin greening. it's quite a challenge. what should the party be doing? i think we need to realise that for most people brexit is not what is going to be impacting their day—to—day lives. we need to talk about the day in and day out. i am here to talk about social mo

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we don't care your mens rea or intent is but your job is a big corporation to make sure that doesn't happen. it is a very well-established type of criminal conduct is it notll? >> yes. absolutely with those regulatory offenses. >> but if that body has precedent and if there is this great big morph with that public welfare offenses i have seen that maneuver begin to happen in congress and another telling sign of those interests that operate with what happens in our court systems. i hope we don't go there. >> the only thing i can say i know exactly what you talk about. i have never seen him that in other words going with the will of congress that congress haste enacted will be doesn't without a mens rea requirement. >> even though we go to work for the people of this country thank you very much. you a are dismissed. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> to the people of this panel before i introduce the next paneluc and we want to take the opportunity to give appreciation to the chairman of the committee for all the s

argued and our office has argued where judge kavanaugh has been protected of making sure that mens rea has been proved in various cases including a case called burwell where i was appointed amicus by the court of appeals . judge kavanaugh was one of three judges that dissented from the end back and adopted the views i put forward. he's also been a major advocate on the court of appeals of writing about the bizarre situation where defendant to go to trial and are acquitted of a number of counts in the case including a case where everybody was acquitted of all one count but then they are sentenced for the conduct of which they are acquitted. the judge takes that all into account and gives them a heavier sentence which i should add that congress could end very quickly in a bill with a couple sentences telling judges they should not take conduct. he's been a very critical of that. i should also add that i've served on two committees with him. so i think the bottom line, he's been fair in criminal cases where it might be assumed that he would reflexively affirm criminal cases. he's been ext

argued and our office has argued where judge kavanaugh has been protected of making sure that mens rea has been proved in various cases including a case called burwell where i was appointed amicus by the court of appeals . judge kavanaugh was one of three judges that dissented from the end back and adopted the views i put forward. he's also been a major advocate on the court of appeals of writing about the bizarre situation where defendant to go to trial and are acquitted of a number of counts in the case including a case where everybody was acquitted of all one count but then they are sentenced for the conduct of which they are acquitted. the judge takes that all into account and gives them a heavier sentence which i should add that congress could end very quickly in a bill with a couple sentences telling judges they should not take conduct. he's been a very critical of that. i should also add that i've served on two committees with him. so i think the bottom line, he's been fair in criminal cases where it might be assumed that he would reflexively affirm criminal cases. he's been ext

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rea says he's "living the dream".uhammad ali trophy in saudi arabia for becoming super series champion. smith is the youngest of four fighting brothers. his brother liam has already held a world title. the super league triathlon season is under way withjersey the venue, and france's cassandre beaugrand won today's women's race. great britain's jodie stimpson and georgia taylor—brown finished fifth and sixth respectively. jonny brownlee is currently taking part in the men's race — and they're into the closing stages. dutch cyclist anna van der breggen has won the women's race at the road world championships in austria today. the reigning olympic champion finished over three minutes ahead of the australian rider amanda spratt. after the race former cyclist and now bbc pundit rochelle gilmore joinedjill douglas. all the smart money was on a dodge winner here and the right question was who it would be that would take the rainbow jersey was who it would be that would take the rainbowjersey bossing end, a very dominant ride

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the ensemble cast includes jim broadbent, barry keoghan, stephen rea. a really fine ensemble cast.kes this very serious and difficult subject and turns it into something cinematic. we get this very cinematic narrative playing out in a landscape that any cinema—goer could understand. the film looks terrific. it is beautifully shot. it has a brooding score by brian byrne. it is fairly low budget and occasionally you can see the edges of the budget. frankly, the flaws are easily outweighed by the things that are right about it. it was sincere, and impressive and gripping. it has a real tone and a mood to it. i love it when a film feels like it is engulfing you in a world. i really thought this did. visually it looks terrific. yeah. it is well documented that i am not good with violence, which you will appreciate makes me slightly nervous about this one. i think you would be fine with this because i think this story, the narrative carries it through and the violence isn't in any way gratuitous. it's all part of the narrative. i think you'd be fine with it. hm. you do not trust me an in

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per district policy, let me rea suspension and expulsion referral are mandatory for possession of a gun. live from san francisco. >> thank you. as part of abc7's take-action campaign, we have a list of local resources on school safety you can find. you can find your ally and connect with lawmakers by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> you might be noticing fewer b.a.r.t. officers on board b.a.r.t. trains. the agency has suspended mandatory overtime that's been in place for the last three weeks after the stabbing death of nia wilson in late july. abc7's leslie brinkley looks at safety on trains going forward. >> reporter: for three weeks, b.a.r.t. forced employees to work ten-hour shifts six days a week in response to the public outcry over safety after nia wilson was stabbed to death at the mcarthur station. starting this week, all that overtime is now voluntary. >> it's difficult to sustain that skult, working -- that schedule, working six days straight. >> reporter: there were ten to 20 officers riding trains on an average day with the mandatory overtime. now there will be four to

some 30,000 diagnosed with diem disease every year, but the cdc says inty rea there are probably close,000 new infections a year. vicky was back in 2012, and she says the effects are destating. >> i couldn't even get out of bed. >> reporter: lyme can affect the joints, heart andervous system, but as of now there is no vaccine for humans. >> there's a vaccine that i get for my dog, an yet there's nothing for my kids? >> there was a vaccine for humans. it was available in the late '90s and early 2000sle and from the market after several years. >> reporter: a doctor om the yale university school of medicine was one of the experts who worked on that vaccine. ee said it was up to 80%ffective but was ultimaly pulled because of an outcry over safety concerns. though the nih, the cdc and the fda all found no significant side effects. nowe's turned his attention to making a new type of vaccine that would make the bo resistant to ticks. >> we can make an animal that is what we call tick immune. it's no longer susceptible to effective tick bites. >> reporter: they are having success stopping tick

verizon is rea to launch new wireless technology that could change the way we use the ternet and watch tv. julia boorstin explains. >> reporter: verizon is launching the nation's first 5 g wireless service, the fifth generation of cellular technology. starting october in houston, indianapolis, los angeles and sacramento. thog new techn promises are promises to match the speed of cable services and create real competition for cable companies vocessizon will charge $50 a month for the service and throw in a free apple tv for new subscribers. here is the ceo said about the future of content consumption. >> when we talk about content it's such a brutal narrative. wremembern we used to talk about content we talked about tv.ar but there are so many other tntent that's in the interest. we need tobe are the explaining talking about content that there -- there are many other content thatil be superimportant for 5 g and custers if in th future. some we might create ourselves like we have in the asset. some of course we partner with the best brands in the world. >> at&t is following with a 5 g un

. >> just batten down the hatches and get rea i to ride out. >> reporter: an unprecedented disaster still hundreds of miles out at sea, already being felt along the coast. at this point,be forecasters eve florence will either make landfall sometime late thuray or into friday. in wrightsville beach, north caroli, i'm wen woolfolks, nbc news. >>> and with this hurricane,t is the water more than the wind that is the real threat. yeah. and this is -- this is going to kind of shock you a little bit. you remember hurricane sandy, right? >> sure. >> hurricane sandy came on shore th 80-mile-an-hour winds. we saw what that storm surge did. devastated new jersey and new york. that'st w're dealing with here. yes, this is no longer a category 4, it's a 2 pestorm, le say, oh, it's only a category 2 now. no. this has been bringing water with it all the way across the atlantic. once it hits the carolinas, that water is going to comein. some could pick up close to 15 feet as far as the storm surge is concerned down there towards the carolinas. they are not out of theed woos at all. here it is right here.

but that's a rea ball is the mountains around it and the air pollution from the farms and tte ks there, it gets stuck in the valley. they've been making great strides in cleaning ther there in recent decades through environmental regul technology improvements. but what's happening is these fires are burning and the smoke pours into the valley and has no where to go.pe and thle who are breathing that smoke now are the people who the most affected by air pollution. >> sreenivasan: give me an example of somebody who's out i there literalthe fields all day working, picking upe. prod what are they breathing in now xtendss fire season >> what the biggest concern is these tiny particles in the smoke. whenhe wood and material burns, it produces these tiny particles called par ticklate matter it gets into our lungs and trigger asthma and other conditions. they pass into our bloodstreams and they travel through our bloodstreams into o heart and brain. and they exacerbate risk so everything from heart attack, stroke, even diabetes and depression. >> sreenivasan: you also took a look at the larger

what it was abou was cities, states, and businesses and other regionaly actors rea getting together toigure out what they could do to try help the national efforts to reduce greenhouse gasem ssions. i think they talked a lot about kind of what they're doing. they showcased their efforts, and i think they're going to go home with a lot of knowledge on what they can do better to try to help reduce greenhouse gases. >> so a bottom-up approach? is that effect, dan? >> it is. in fact, we've seen especially now with really challenging politics in washing tn, d.c. this subnational approach, so-called under two u, the under two degree coalition. now it's up to 220-some member around the world. it's more than 40% of the global economy. it's a group of the cealition of willing, and everything from installing solar panels to investing in climate-smart transportation and food. there's a lot you can do, and these groups need to learn from reeach other because the is no umbrella organization except for this thing that california is co-chairing. >> one of the othergs that stood out were all the prote

fornshose rea we're not showing it at this time. but tor everyonet we have spoken with, everyone here in loga circumile is outraged. 11th and p street. a busy but safe corner a common crossing where something so uncommon and so unthink able happened that not even those who witnessed it can believe it. >> i still don't know what happened. and ili called . >> this is the manager of the asian american restaurant. he was working tuesday night around ul8:00 p.m. when tt young woman stumbled inside desperate for help. >> as strangers rushed in to respond, the man says he called 911 and medics got her t the hospital, but he said she didn't look good. we're told she died a short time later. >> nobody knows what happened. >> the woman appears to have be jogging beforehe was attacked and stabbed in her area.body >> you would think you would be safe, but that is mind boggling. >> last night investigators started looking for three men in connection outside of that corner restaurant, cameras caught at least one man racing away, the restaurant ow

it didn't work and she needed an emergency ca esa rea n. and she needed an emergency caesarean.ired his skull and insist it's not the cause of his delayed development. why did you let me try in natural birth when you let me try in natural birth when you knew there was something wrong with his head 7 you knew there was something wrong with his head? eid have been a com pletely with his head? eid have been a completely different story. but they took the risk and i feel that he is now to suffer. sophia lily will turn two. she was born prematurely at 27 weeks and needed support to breathe, as this video shows. a mistake was made during a routine procedure to drain her chest. sophia lily needed to be resuscitated and the trust failed to tell her parents about the incident for days. so her parents wonder if her delayed development is due to being born early or medical errors. she might not be here now, if he hadn't put up such a fight. but we still don't know. we don't know the damage that could have been caused because there was no note saying her brain was starved of oxyge n saying

. >>> the head of nbc news and reas ronan farrow speaking out over the harvey weinstein story. hinting they tried to kill the weinstein story. farrow's former producer said there were from the highest levels of nbc to stand down on the scandal. >> black bushed back with the document that describes the story not ready for broadcast. claiming he did not have a witness ready to go on record against weinstein. overnight, farrow tweeted a statement to contradict nbc claims. the list of sources is incomplete and omits women identified in the story or offered to be. the story was twice cleared and deemed reportable. only to be blocked by representatives who did not allow us to seek comment from harvey weinstein. this story is not over. >>> nike with an iconic ad campaign with powerful words from colin kaepernick. the outrage ahead. >>> nike is taking a very public stand on the national anthem debate with the nfl. making colin kaepernick one of the faces of the ad campaign commemorating the 30th anniversary of the iconic just do it slogan. tweeting out a photo from the campaign with a

reas seeing some big time flooding. it will give us a chance ofve weather. to the south, some clouds to the south. the better chance we have for severe weather. here comes the line of storms. 7:00, 8:00, we could see a couple of strong to severe storms. i think the best chance is north of the area.ld we c see some in our region too. we could see a severe thunderstorm tch. i think it is more like philadelphia, pennsylvania toward new york. a chance of showers and more clouds. o we want to see? i think saturday, a lot of sunshine with mix of clouds. nice on saturday. what about the rest of the ekend? the rest of the weekend forecast into next week.ls something that you want the see. >>> we are staying on top of some breaking news. comedian bill cosby heading to prison for three to ars. >>> a boy helping his dad, he is struck and killed by a struck and killed by a hit-an kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers

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you can see the line right here down from the baltimore rea right toward the richmond region. and another one towd portions of the blue rie. >> look at the tornado watchful in yellat. includes all of southern maryland. most of i-95 including fairfax, princeta william,ord county and everybody to the south and east. we look towarext year. look right here. wee got some very heavy rain. this rain coming down. making itsay justo the north of the wheaton area. south and akeast, ming its way to the north. so headsup. some very heavy rainfall. more rain around alexandria andw into dow and then along the beltway right toward falls church. now again, tornado wat in yellow. the good news is we're not seeing as many storms in our area. speaking of thing we' watching. we're watching the heavy rain. >>> we have flood warnings in effect. from around winch. the areas in gree that are under the flood warnings, in effect until midnight. and under a flash flood watch and this flash flood wash will be in effect until late tonight. we'll track a few more thunderstorms out there. tomorrow we do see