what are you -- sloan. >> sloan was treasurer of the committee -- >> his wife did what?he made sloan quit because apparently he no longer wanted to be part of it. >> we've got to go see sloan. >> make a note of it. what have we got? where is that -- >> each of us would come in at any time. we would take one half of a sentence, we'd finish it -- >> how do you know that? >> because she said it. right here. she said at the time of the break-in there was so much money floating around that i know that he got part of it. >> i thought it was one of the most exciting and most successful things that we did in that film. >> like woodward and bernstein dustin and i couldn't have been more opposite. >> mr. redford. how are you? >> i'm good. >> it's been too long. >> one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should we do "all the president's men"? >> they said why do we do 24 this when we know what the outcome is? i said that's not what the story

questioned by the democrats right now they will be questioned by republicans later as speak to melanie sloan who is a former federal prosecutor she is live with us from washington d.c. melanie thank you so much for your patience and for being with us what do you make of what we've heard so far in the past 2 hours. i think what we've heard norm aizen do is try and go through each and every element that the democrats want to use in the articles of impeachment and also have him go through all of the republican arguments for example we've heard repeatedly the republicans say because the ukraine is did not come out and make the announcement that. president that vice president biden and his son were under investigation that it doesn't count and because the the money from ukraine was ultimately the money to ukraine was ultimately given it doesn't count and we've just heard all 3 law professors refute that and of course it makes sense i mean any time the attempted robbery of the bank i thought was a pretty good analogy. but that's what you are hearing aizen do is try and go through both all of the e

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when passing sentence, judge paul sloan qc told denis beytula, "you murdered andrei in the presence ofich should have provided a place of sanctuary. it was an abuse of power and an abuse of trust." that power was taken away today when he was handed a life sentence. his former partner says no sentence is enough. fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle. emergency units in wales have recorded their worst ever performance. fewer than 75% of patients were seen in november within four hours. significantly worse than those in wales and england but better than northern ireland. you can reach me on social media. now on bbc news, sport today. hello. welcome to sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm ben croucher. coming up: $2.2 million — pat cummins becomes the most expensive overseas player in the indian premier league. russia will appeal against their doping ban — that will prevent athletes competing under their flag at tokyo 2020. and arteta to arsenal? the new manager at the emirates looks set to be confirmed on friday. cricket‘s most lucrative league in the world has been redistributing

is forced to step down in a sloan berg resigns following a troubling year that many of the company'sjust grounded after 2 fatal crashes also coming up a saudi court such as the 5 men for their roles in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi 3 others were given prison terms in connection with things grisly killing of the washington post columnist as the saudi consulate in istanbul last year predicts condemning a lack of transparency in the perceived.

is forced to step down in a sloan berg resigns following a troubling year that many of the company's just grounded after 2 fatal crashes also coming up a saudi court such as the 5 men for their roles in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi 3 others were given prison terms a connection with things grisly killing of the washington post columnist as the saudi consulate in istanbul last year predicts condemn a lack of transparency in the proceedings a sequence should squirmy close fighting racism more allegations of racist abuse in english football the players' association demands a government inquiry after chelsea defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. on my locker is great to have you along every one aircraft company boeing's chief executive dennis mullen burke has resigned the beleaguered playmaker faced multiple setbacks this year including scandals after 2 fatal crashes of boeing's 737 max jetliner or regulators around the world to ground. end of the plane and a later inquiry revealed major problems with regulatory oversight of the company let's get you

sloan noble truth. twas the night before christmas and all over the world people are mining back on seeking individual sovereignty so they probably just throw anything. russian officials have identified the suspect in a shooting near the federal security service building in central moscow 2 people were killed and 5 injured in the attack. another story that shape the week moscow and the e.u. lash out at u.s. sanctions targeting russia's nord stream to gas pipeline to germany with berlin saying it amounts to interference in domestic affairs. and another inspector breaks ranks from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w saying its final report on the alleged attack in the syrian city of duma distorts the facts.

sloan, if you don't mind my asking, mr.your lawyers in federal court arguing that those exact statements that i read are, quote, paridgmatic examples of nonactionable puffery on which no reasonable investor could rely. >> i don't know why they're arguing that. >> are you lying to a federal judge or are you lying to me and this congress right now about whether we can rely on those statements? >> neither. >> it's convenient for your lawyers to deflect blame in court and say that your rebranding campaign can be ignored as hyperbolic marketing but then you come to congress you want us to take you at your word, and i think that's the disconnect. that's why the american public is having trouble trusting wells fargo. she had $2,425 a month. she rents a one-bedroom apartment. she and her daughter sleep together in the same room in irvine, california, that average apartment is going to be $1,600. she spends $100 on utilities. she has net $725. she's like me. she drives a 2008 minivan and has gas, $400 for a car, expenses, and gas. n

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well speaking during an appearance on ukrainian television this is what sloane ski have to say on his expectations from the summit. but do you have portable one of all these i want to return with concrete things and concrete results but we understand not everything will be achieved the meeting itself is already a victory because as you see it we unlock the dialogue that hasn't existed since 2016 and it means there was no opportunity to talk about the end of the war this is what i expect what i'm looking for and what i want to find so much let's take a course a look at how we got here it's all began in 2013 when then president viktor yushchenko which rejected a trade deal with the e.u. and accepted a bailout from moscow that led to 3 months of protests and his eventual removal from office in march 24th seen relations between russia and ukraine worsened after moscow an exclusive mia then fighting began between ukrainian forces and russian backed separatists in the east and in september of this year russia and ukraine exchange several dozen prisoners in a sign of e.'s intentions. well le

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if in fact they're watching this at all thank you melanie thank you so much for joining us melanie sloan a former federal prosecutor commenting the hearings today in the house judiciary committee with us we're going to take a break from those hearings now of course we'll keep you up to date with everything that happens in the house judiciary committee hearing into president donald trump's impeachment inquiry we're going to move on to other world news now and the nato summit has ended with leaders uniting behind common commitments that's despite the meeting highlighting bitter divisions on several major issues let's go to laurin taylor in our european new center in london for more on that lauren thankfully leaders managed to agree on issues such as russia and china and settled a major stumbling block when turkey dropped its objection to nato defense plan but behind the public display of unity cracks were on show as john howell reports what food near london summit was held. so good morning i think where it does start if you can find those seats this gathering of nato leaders had one object

should mr sloan's die in a british prison people want to know what you did to prevent his death it is an extremely serious matter for history and citizen survival to be endangered by a foreign government obstructing his human right to health it is an even more serious matter for the citizens' own government to refuse to him to remain against historical precedent and numerous converging lines of medical advice last month a medical grade percent their 1st letter to the british home office after gina sanchez paid in court there they were supplying a struggle to recall his date of birth claiming that he couldn't think properly assigned complained about the prison conditions that officers warn that if nothing is done soon stange may actually die in prison however the letter has fallen on deaf ears we sent a request to the u.k. home office for comment on the doctor's warnings although so far we haven't received a response a son should appear at a london court 5 video link on thursday from a maximum security prison where he's being held we spoke to one of the authors of the open letter dr ma

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he's an assistant professor at howard university specializing const to the constitution and melanie sloan a former federal prosecutor and founding director of citizens for responsibility and ethics in government john i want to start with you thank you all for joining us short john you don't think they he should be impeached why no for a variety of reasons in addition the fact that i don't think the facts warrant impeachment you know this is certainly been done in a very partisan manner i mean you know jerry natwar back in 1988 said the following he said carried out there for our audience doesn't know he's the chairman of the house judiciary committee and he said back in 1908 at the time of the clinton impeachment hearing quote there must never be a narrowly voted impeachment when impeachment is supported by one of our major political parties and opposed by the other such an impeachment will produce divisiveness and bitterness in our politics for years to come and will call into question the very legitimacy of our political institutions well at the end of the day today there is going to be

leaking state secrets they want us all to be returned to australia for urgent treatment should mr sloan's die in a british prison people want to know what you did to prevent his death it is an extremely serious matter for an estrangement citizen survival to be endangered by a foreign government obstructing his human rights to health it is an even more serious matter for the citizens' own government to refuse to intervene against historical precedents and numerous converging lines of medical advice last month a doctor sent their 1st letter to the british home office after joining us on appeared in court there the whistleblower struggled to recall his date of birth claiming that included think properly a song also complained about the prison conditions the doctors warn that if nothing is done soon songe might die in prison or the lot or has fallen on deaf ears. we sent a request to the u.k. home office for comment on the doctor's warning so far no response sondra peered at a london court via video link on thursday from a maximum security prison where he's being held we spoke to one of the a

presented is proof that the president has committed committed impeachable offenses let's speak to melanie sloan about this his she's a former federal prosecutor joins us live from washington d.c. so give us a house impeachment hearing under way we've heard opening statements. this is the last step of course in the process before lawmakers would vote on impeaching president trump have you heard anything so far melanie that might move the needle beyond partisan lines. no i don't think anything move the needle a bunch of constitutional law professors are not going to be the people who are going to convince the american public to change their position i do think it was interesting to listen to them though professor pam carland was particularly a vibrant in her testimony and moving eloquent and i think she made a great case professor jonathan turley these arguments seem to be. somewhat lackluster and he basically said this is just moving too fast and we haven't heard from all the witnesses ignoring the fact that president trump has instructed the administration to obstruct the proceedings and they'v

and iraqi personnel are based resulting in any harm of those personnel would be met would be 5 to sloan's and based 9 the then indeed the reaction of the u.s. to the latest attack we're hearing reports of some casualties we have not been able to cope confirm exact numbers 5 or who exactly they are but certain does this strike is a response to that acts we have seen on bases where u.s. personnel are 5 based and of course there is very much fear here in iraq that there could be an escalation of tensions between the u.s. and iran and that that could even be a proxy war between iraq and iran on iraqi soil but it's like you that will continue to monitor that story as more special comes to add. now to the united states there's a movement to change the way kids play american football to make it so i thought the state of new york is the latest to consider amending rules in an attempt to reduce head injuries but even with a new study highlighting the risks of the guy is resistance al-jazeera is christensen libby has been. there saturday night on the gridiron for many families playing american foot

sloan now the truth. russia says that you swathes of u.s. sanctions targeting the north stream to gas pipeline to germany is humiliating for europe but adds that there's no doubt the energy project will be completed. a woman dies waiting hours for an ambulance the state of britain's national health service brought into sharp focus we talk to hospital users about the crisis. the n.h.s. is saying it's. too much people. this is not true joe not fielding you australia you know fielding doctors' surgeries called work. and informants for the u.k.'s domestic counterintelligence service m i 5 now have the right to kill torture and kidnap in the name of national security.

when passing sentence, judge paul sloan qc told denis beytula, "you murdered andrei in the presence ofr and an abuse of trust." that power was taken away today when he was handed a life sentence. his former partner says no sentence is enough. fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle. a six—year—old boy who was left fighting for his life after being thrown from a viewing platform at the tate modern art gallery in london has started to speak again. the french boy is also regaining some sensation in his arms and legs. in an online post, his family said his speech was still very stilted but called it "wonderful progress". he was attacked in august by 18—year—old jonty bravery, who has admitted attempted murder and is awaiting sentencing. devon and cornwall police have declared a major incident after severe flooding in the area. water has made its way into around 50 properties in hayle in cornwall. there are flood warnings in place across other parts of england, mainly in the south and south west. the long—anticipated big screen version of andrew lloyd webber‘s hit stage musical cats is finally her

particular policy when i point out she may be moderate than she seem, they look at the way she treated tim sloan, the former ceo of wells fargo when he was doing his best to clean up a problem. they are furious the way she antagonizes billionaires like lee cooperman. beneath the worry there's a belief elizabeth warren is like linen. i think she wants to turn the clock back to the 50th os 60s. even if she wanted to, congress would never let that happen. why is this bouncing football so important? you want to know where the ma market is headed next year, now need to have a sense of who will win the 2020 election. we can still do well president obama seemed indifferent to stocks but preside over different market even if it start frd a very low benchmark. obama brought in pretty traditional money to turn the economy around when i look at who is running for democratic domination, i think anyone other than warren or sanders will be neutral it's a tie a tie goes to the runner right now the runner is the bull it's easy to do an analysis of where stocks might go under a joe biden presidency because i can

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democrats have sloan us over and over again who runs them,en it's big money.ood to see you. merry christmas. the next time somebody said the democrats are looking out for the little guy, i'm going to bring this up. they are look out for the big fat donor who can help them win their next campaign. >> it's all about what's tonight for me. it's sheer chaos in the democrat party and they prove it every single day. one moment they want to tax the rich. on the other end of the spectrum they want to bail out the rich. they don't have a consistent message and they are not look out for the hard working americans. trish: we played the sound from for the viewer before. there was that moment when the host said to her, let me help you with this. you are going have to tax the middle class. all of these plans she has effectively will hurt the middle class. you can tax the wealthy to death and you won't be able to couple a system that provides all the stuff they want to provide. but i have a feeling the wealthy folks will find a work-around. they always do. >> they always do.

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the project will include removal of the great highway between sloan and skyline boulevards. officials call it one of the city's first projects to address the impact of climate change. >>> coming up a great-grandmother is asking for your help after a thief stole her bag of holiday gifts. >> merry christmas from all of us. >>> and a holiday gift that will keep on giving from the warriors to a thrilled group of local children. >> first, let's check your weather and traffic starting off with sue hall. >> good morning. we have light conditions this thursday morning, the day after christmas for you. all the green sensors are looking good. everybody is at the limit. a couple of problem spots with a sigalert issued, eastbound 80, that long stretch of purple. they had to shut down the roadway temporarily. all lanes were blocked. they now have all lanes open except for the left lane. so that should be diminishing here. right now it's just a bad scene eastbound on 80 towards american canyon. so avoid that area. we had a car fire, tree is on fire northbound 280 near saratoga. they had t

so we are looking just the normal sloan go it's not too bad at all if you're traveling from milpitas into san leandro before you get to the oakland area. that's a quick 21 minute trip so far that i am tracking and we're also tracking some other s longest spots around the bay area 12 minutes for your livermore valley commute to the dublin interchange 20 minutes from dublin on south 6.80 into fremont 33 minutes like i was mentioning from san leandro to milpitas now on the southbound side and then to 37. it's definitely getting slower here into sonny bill at 15 minutes. >>time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert, rob, black gracious enough to join us once again to share his wisdom, his knowledge and explain. what's going on looking at the dow this morning. it's like in a nose dive down more than 40 points at some points. yeah december's not starting off very lee, >>we had a great year we had a great month of november. december starting with a big pullback in large part because of president trump and china negotiated in the headlines about those. she loved me