thereporter: however current uncertainty is unsettling to singleton. m >> there's deal gives us certainty. and without certainty for those exports in the short-term with a perishable product, we couldlv find our in serious trouble. >> reporter: derek hayhurst, whose cow's pply the milk for singleton's cheese, concurs. >> we could just do with some certainty. we could, and then we know where we are going, what steps we should be taking. t the onng, we just want to make a living, you know. >> reporter: bigger businesses.m like., the german owners of the mini-plant in oxford, are taking steps.e theyanning to shut down the factory for four weeks immediately after britain leaves the e.u. to ensure they don't have supply problems. along with other motor manufacturers, they're warning that a no-deal brexit could be disastrous. that's something auto workers agree with. tony burke of unite the union res.esents british auto work an influential trades uniolost, he's beeying against theresa may's plan. >> quite frankly, the whole thing is an solute disaster. what

among those drawing impressive reviews is "boyz n the hood" directed by john singleton. >> i really wanteded what i had seen growing up as a black man in los angeles. los angeles police department, i mean, they were kind of occupying force. it really became a war zone. >> i didn't do nothing. >> you think you tough, huh. >> four los angeles police officers who appeared in that videotape of the rodney king beating went on trial today. >> defense attorneys claiming they couldn't get a fair trial in los angeles got the case moved to more conservative neighboring ventura county. >> it felt like the officers were being sent to a very friendly venue and certainly more friendly venue than a downtown l.a. jury would have been. >> the defense picked apart the videotape and every image was turned around to say see where king is threatening the police officers. it's not about race. it's about king resisting. >> you didn't see him to have a weapon, did you? >> yes, i did see him to have a weapon. >> what kind of a weapon did mr. king have? >> it was his body. >> we're ready. we're well prepared to tak

republican strategist sir michael singleton and tiffany cross of "the beat d.c.ou, chris, you were in the obama administration under secretary of labor. you worked in the justice department. the changing of a chief of staff, how much does that really matter and what does it really mean to the direction of a president and his administration? >> in a typical white house, the chief of staff is essentially the person that runs everything, is in charge of the policy process, a lot of politics, making sure that the president's schedule reflects the priorities. the challenge in this white house is that we will now be on the third chief of staff within two years. no one has been able to tame this president. john kelly was supposed to be the savior. he was supposed to be putting discipline into the president's schedule, ensuring he wasn't calling people at all hours of the night. >> that apparently lasted a couple months and the president chafed under that and went back to his old habit. and even someone as distinguished as kelly is could not keep this president under con

elrod is the former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, and shermichael sing singleton is a republican strategist. we start with the rise of hate-related crimes in the u.s. in the november, new numbers from the fbi confirmed what the activist community has been saying, leading up to ask certainly after president trump took office, the hate crimes are up, with 17% increase last year compared to 2016, the bulk of it directed at black and jewish americans. and just weeks before the data released, we had a nationwide span of domestic terror attacks targeting both communities, culminating in the shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue that left 11 jewish senior citizens dead. all these attacks carried out by men reported to have expouzed racist views, partisans for president trump or both. while all of this was happening, the president was on the midterm campaign trail to finding himself as this. >> what i am, i'm a nationalist, okay? i'm a nationalist. [ cheers ] nationalist. use that word. >> teresa, when we hear the president define himself as a nationalist, we also hear many

making the singletons of hand-woven fabric in bowls and entire chain of artisans specialize in different skills. up to sixteen different workers a part of the process. he fell in love. initiatives like helping to sustain the artisans and keep the craft a life. of peace but not on the move for me but change seems inevitable and the future remains uncertain. you can see there aren't any young people anymore it's a huge problem young people nowadays want to study the more aspirational they don't want to get into this kind of work. that's the biggest challenge. if we don't do something in another decade they won't be artisans left at all and in this industry . if why don't the seas remaining handled and what a fall completely silent. it would mark the disappearance not just of a craft. but one way of life. i hope to be a story is inspired. due to be the change you want to see in the world we'll be back next week with more salt stories each one taking us one step closer to a sustainable future good bye and have a wonderful week. for the. little . little. little. you. feel. i'm going to. come

. >> reporter: then after 17 years in prison, she meets david singleton of the ohio justice in policyter. >> we've got transcripts. >> reporter: tyra tells david she made a false confession. that necklace she was convicted of stealing? she picked it up off the ground. >> i couldn't believe the level of representation that she got was so bad. >> reporter: in an affidavit, tyra's public defender says he was disappointed when she was convicted and at the time we did not have the means, resources, or expertise to help the jury understand that tyra's confession was false. >> what was the biggest omission as far as you're concerned? >> the 911 call should have been put before the jury. period. >> reporter: incredibly that 911 call placed by tyra was never played in court. patterson's trial lawyers say they didn't introduce the call because they felt it was incriminating that she gave a false name. but it's evidence, some jurors say, that would have swayed their votes. >> looking back now, i know she is not guilty. i'm just so sorry that it happened to her. >> no, not guilty. not guilty. it

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they close up it's integrated we can't exactly been through the cluster like it do that with the singleton and it's in the booster ring that they are accelerating to round in a circle faster and faster yet to get more in of just so there must be it will be almost the speed of light and then they are injected into the storage of it where we accumulate that image from being there or that to produce the same performance and that's when you can use the lights exactly for those of us to do the experiment yes so there are several stages to sesame first the electrons are produced in the microphone which accelerates them around. when they're fast enough they get injected into the bush to read with their accent or a city even faster and finally as they approach the speed of light itself there fades into the storage room as the electrons are around using powerful magnets they lose energy in the form of lights this is the synchrotron light we should be used for all sorts of experiments. even without the synchrotron lights some experiments are already underway at sesame. is a scientist who's using inf

jamichael singleton. nicole. 9 peter, you served in the carder administration how do you h.w. bush who was prominent in that era. how do you contrast the political environment then and the political environment today? >> it was very distinct. president bush woke up every morning and said what can i do to make the country better and better for our citizens. he did it with generosity and thought and action, with a sense of humor, often at himself, with a sense of making it clear that he didn't have all the answers, he would ask for help, he'd admit he made mistakes, a true patriot. donald trump wakes up in the morning after usually a night of vociferous, violent tweets, assassinating people's kacharacr think be what can i do for myself, how can i make my life better, no intelligence in terms of world history or world geography, for many a traitor to the constitution, to the rule of law and the american values that president bush gave his entire life for in the military and in public service. >> david, i wan

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joining me now, sher michael singleton amy, to you, i think that's you chuckling to that response. >>s chuckling. i'd even taken it a step further and said why don't weep as austin powers said, sharks with frikin' laser beams on their head. if we had a wall, it would make people wanting to come and cross illegally. i do agree with the president on that fact. just blaming the democrats on this whole entire debacle, i believe both sides are being very childish. they need to come back to work and maybe revisit things like daca. they did that at one point and it fell through and i think that was the fault of the republicans in the senate. i believe there are many other areas we can possibly compromise on to get this funding accomplished. that way children are not drug for thousands and thousands of miles with misinformation and possibly a terrible ending result. >> we're talking about the second one. will there be a third, fourth or fifth and then you have the president responding this way. >> well, i think for quite some time we've talked about immigration and how we're going to fix thes

so on may 30, james singleton, who's the manager fore mobility llc attested that he posted a notice in compliance with the public works code. and this next slide is an example of that notice by posting on the subject pole. >> clerk: okay. thank you. is there questions? are there any questions? >> commissioner honda: are you -- was your -- was that it for -- for your comment? >> no, i have -- i'm happy to walk you, commissioners, through the rest of the notification process, including the notice of the next phases, which would be the notice of the public works public hearing date, and i have slides that show notesfication for that process, the subprocess, and then, the final slide is the final determination. >> vice president swig: yeah, commissioners, let's make it proper. would you please continue reading through a complete synopsis of the noticing process? >> thank you very much. i'd be delighted to. >> commissioner honda: i think it would be good for us, any ways. >> so under article 25, section 1513, we're required to provide public notice of our own internal administrative hearing

guy who is pretty much running this series that just wrote an episode for, it's a snowfall john singleton series but a tiny tommy is the guy who's running it and he told me last night that it would like the episode i would. i'm very excited about that and is going to be out soon. michael told you i'm trying to do devil and a blue dress as a musical. i'm also trying to we make it as a movie. you know, i'm working on, and a lot of terrific ones. i'm writing a book and i'm writing the next installment on how to write a novel. i'm calling it the structure of revelation. lots of stuff. >> host: vista mostly, thank you for our conversation today tragic thank you. great to be here, greta. good afternoon. you are in the 2 p.m. session, the "the capitalist comeback." you are about to hear from one of the most courageous defenders of free market capitalism in american business or anywhere. during the obama years while to make this as leaders kept their heads down, andy puzder stood up against a massive assault on free people and free markets. he brilliantly ran one of the nation's largest restauran

they decided in 1925 and then 1929 in order to help the singleton vote which would test their control. and then of course there was one man, one vote or one man, one person. the vote to legal government was given people only to the tenant and his spouse. they were the people who had the votes. children in the house, no matter what age they are, had no vote. tenants, people who were in the house, didn't have a vote. guests, anyone -- no one had property, they were the only people here who had the vote. and the result was, of course, this was buttressing the unionist control in those areas where they, in fact, had a minority. they had a particular interest in derry, or as they called it londonderry because of the historic thing of the siege of derry, way back in 1789. and they had a traditional demonstration every year to commemorate the apprentice boys in derry. and they intended if at all possible to control derry. to one extent we had terry jones who was the attorney general was an m.p. in the -- the gerrymandered derry. he actually took the step of stopping industry to derry in case

sher michael singleton, political consultant and sam stein, politics editor with "the daily beast."t's go through the first one. i'm struck by trump's resolute denial of reality. >> you're struck by it? i'm not struck by that. >> the prosecutors up in new york, not the 17 democrats he talks about, not the witch hunt, all that stuff, the deep state. feds up in new york said, >> they said definitively he directed his lawyer to break campaign laws. he directed the commission of a crime. unlike you, i'm not struck by him denile reality, this is how he exists to build an alternate reality in which he is clean and innocent and above it all. at some point, facts are stubborn things. in this case it is very clear that tweet he put out is erroneous. it's a lie. he's in serious potential legal jeopardy here and what they lay out is a case in which he deliberately went out of his way to pay hush money payments to people because he knew specifically, specifically that it would have a bad campaign impact, a violation of the campaign finance laws. >> i thought it was very direct. as i said earlie

guy who is pretty much running this series that just wrote an episode for, it's a snowfall john singleton series but a tiny tommy is the guy who's running it and he told me last night that it would like the episode i would. i'm very excited about that and is going to be out soon. michael told you i'm trying to do devil and a blue dress as a musical. i'm also trying to we make it as a movie. you know, i'm working on, and a lot of terrific ones. i'm writing a book and i'm writing the next installment on how to write a novel. i'm calling it the structure of