roddy. this is philip. hello, roddy. hi, philip. nice to see you. good to meet you. and you. does it feel to be back here? weird. horrible. i feel it as well, yeah. i have no good memories of that place. me neither. all the best. well, all the best. i hope we... cheers. thanks, mark. i hope we stay friends... yeah, definitely. ..for many years to come. yeah, definitely, mate. you all right? yeah. just a few days ago, the scottish child abuse inquiry announced it would investigate lagarie. disclosure will share its evidence with the inquiry team. meanwhile, for the children who grew up here in rhu, learning to live with the past is a work in progress. it wasn't a nice place. it hurt like hell... ..but we survived it, and i've just got to try and move on. and you‘re here today. aye. that's a shock! i'm here for my sister and the other girls. as long as they're ok, i'll be ok. i‘m happy now that i can at least put the jigsaw pieces together and understand part of my past. this is time to get it in the open, for it to be shared and known, because this is our time of healing. ange

nice mike roddy believes that such an approach to the conflict in syria by the us could lead to a far greater war. hasn't even happened but blame has already been apportioned so you know what more can we say apart from there it looks like very likely there's going to be a big strike and this could lead to obviously this could lead to a conflict with russia and what were three or the final world wars we should be calling the not addressing the syrian arab army they're not even addressing the syrian government of president assad they're addressing the al-qaeda proxy armies al-qaeda affiliates in italy and effectively what they're saying is the hotline is open you can call it your own airstrike all you need do is provide a pretext however lame that pretext may be give us something we can sell to our publics back home and we'll have the cruise missiles in the. trump signed off on tackling alleged foreign interference in u.s. elections which he described as a national emergency on wednesday the presidency issued an executive order which focuses on any attempt by individuals all countries t

it was great calm roddy. everybody looks for -- tom tom robbery. everyone looks great -- back finally and i know exactly what happened. >> do you believe in any hill -- anita hill? >> thank you mr. chairman. judge cavanaugh -- judge kavanaugh i want to get into this question is bandied back and forth endlessly today about the fbi investigation process. because i think i want to follow up on what senator lee and senator sass have referenced. there has been a lot of talk about we need an fbi investigation. in these processes, which you been through a number of times now when the fbi does the background check with regard to a nomination, could you quickly describe that for us? what does the fbi deal? >> the fbi gather statements from people who have information. they don't resolve credibility. they gather the information and the credibility determination is made by the ultimate factfinder, which in this case is the united states senate, the committee that is gathered. >> in the fbi then gives that report to the white house if i understand in the white

roddy and ella and leo moon. a paterfamilias kind of the guy and one of the founders of the naacp in cleveland. he had a federal government job as a meat inspector and he let everybody know that he wasn't going to accept second-class citizenship. they also moved beyond the bounds of segregated cleveland and into sort of an early version of an affluent neighborhood. after his sight was completely lost, the family relocated again to cleveland to this house on everton avenue. as they went through the sides quite quickly, you know by the time you get to sort of the mid-1920s, cleveland is the sixth largest metropolis in the united states. it was big city. chester himes grew up in a small country towns, you know, not so far from vicksburg and mississippi. he's lived for a little while in augusta georgia. st. louis was a big city, but maybe a smaller neighborhood and heavily industrialized cleveland his family bought a house in a jewish neighborhood in many of the northeastern and midwestern cities as a pattern of migr

roddy austin was there. unless you've lived it, you can't try to fathom what went on in that place.d me up by my ears, throw me in a cold bath, soap on her fingers, put my head back, and her fingers down my throat. anna miller dies with her reputation intact. she was replaced by this couple. the reverend william barrie and his wife mary in 1972. former resident euan macdonald said they were cruel and abusive. it was a christian system you had to live by. you wet the bed, you get the bed sheets rubbing in your face. mr barrie would hold you down and she would belt you. she would hold you down and he would belt you. survival at lagarie came at a cost. former residents angela montgomery and her two sisters, mary and norma, said that, over the years, they were sexually abused by mr barrie and his sailor‘s scoiety associates hundreds of times. after a while, as unpleasant as it was... not that you get used to it. there was no point struggling orfighting. there was a level of acceptance. it became part and parcel of life at lagarie. the home closed in 1982 and william barrie died just ove

it was great calm roddy. everybody looks for -- tom tom robbery. everyone looks great -- back finally and i know exactly what happened. >> do you believe in any hill -- anita hill? >> thank you mr. chairman. judge cavanaugh -- judge kavanaugh i want to get into this question is bandied back and forth endlessly today about the fbi investigation process. because i think i want to follow up on what senator lee and senator sass have referenced. there has been a lot of talk about we need an fbi investigation. in these processes, which you been through a number of times now when the fbi does the background check with regard to a nomination, could you quickly describe that for us? what does the fbi deal? >> the fbi gather statements from people who have information. they don't resolve credibility. they gather the information and the credibility determination is made by the ultimate factfinder, which in this case is the united states senate, the committee that is gathered. >> in the fbi then gives that report to the white house if i understand in the white