director shane sutton gave evidence. the former technical director was described as "a serial liar" and "a doper". dan bruun was there and joins us now. pretty astonishing and dramatic stuff there but many people would have expected this with the arrival of shane sutton into proceedings. that's right let me give you some background. doctor richard freeman, the former chief medical at british cycling, stands accused of ordering testosterone to the sports headquarters in 2011 to dope a writer, to enhance their performance. he denies that and says he was actually bullied into ordering it for the former head coach, shane sutton, to cheat is erectile dysfunction. shane sutton denies that. —— to treat his. he was accused by freeman's lawyer of being accused by freeman's lawyer of being a liarand a accused by freeman's lawyer of being a liar and a doper. she said he had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said they had witnessed shane sutton injecting himself with testosterone at his house bake in the 1990s when he was a

sutton denies that, insisting he wasn‘t behind the delivery of the banned drug.er, 0‘rourke told him his two witness statements to the general medical council are lies — therefore i have to test your credibility. in remarkable exchanges, 0‘rourke said she had evidence from an anonymous witness who saw sutton inject himself with testosterone in the late 90s. sutton denied that, calling her a liar and a bully and saying he‘d never failed any of 100 tests during his riding career. enraged by the line of questioning, he said: "you want the truth, i‘m telling you the truth! you‘ve already called me a doper, you called me a serial liar. you don‘t even know me. you can say these things and i have no defence. i think you are totally out of order." sutton said his wife wanted to testify that he didn‘t suffer from erectile dysfunction, as alleged by freeman, who was sat behind a screen because he‘s being treated as a vulnerable witness. "take the screen down, man up and look me in the eye," said sutton, banging his fist on the table. "tell me to my face i ordered it. he wo

sutton denies that, insisting he wasn't behind the delivery of the banned drug. first time, freeman's lawyer, mary 0'rourke qc, said... in remarkable exchanges, 0'rourke said she had evidence from an anonymous witness who saw sutton inject himself with testosterone in the late ‘90s. sutton denied that, calling her a liar and a bully and saying he'd never failed any of 100 tests during his riding career. enraged by the line of questioning, he said... sutton said his wife wanted to testify that he didn't suffer from erectile dysfunction, as alleged by freeman, who was sat behind a screen because he's being treated as a vulnerable witness. "take the screen down, man up and look me in the eye", said sutton, banging his fist on the table. "tell me to my face i ordered it. "he won't because he knows i didn't. " threatening to sue 0'rourke for defamation, he then stormed out of the hearing, calling freeman spineless. i got myself into an emotional state because, you know, when you know that you are not lying and you are accused of lying, you get yourself worked up. pret

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judge sutton, i'll begin with you. you clerked for both justice powell and for justice scalia who took different approaches to the constitution. how do those two clerkships influence your view of being a judge? >> yeah, thanks for not mentioning this little thing. i was thinking no one would notice it, but everybody has. so this is the problem with being able to throw a 98 mile an hour fast ball. eventually, the problem that story is twofold. i'm a righty. if i could throw a 98 mile an hour fast ball and i was a lefty, i would not have been a lawyer and essenticertainly wou have been a supreme court clerk. there are way better careers than that. so it was such a blessing. first of all, jeff, thank you for doing this and thank you for your leadership at the national constitution center. the country is really lucky. you've been amazing to that. it's really helpful for all of us who care about the court, the constitutions, all 51 of them, but, thank you. so, i really was lucky in so many ways to have these clerkships. i'd

he denies that, seeing that he ordered it for shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. sutton gave evidence but freeman's lawyer accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said she had been contacted and a doper. she said she had been co nta cted by and a doper. she said she had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said they saw sutton inject himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a writer. —— rider. house in the late 90s when he was stilla writer. —— rider. he house in the late 90s when he was still a writer. —— rider. he denied that and said that freeman should look and then vi and man up. he said he would take a lie detector test that had never failed a drugs test and then the end he stormed out of the tribunal and afterwards he told the tribunal and afterwards he told the media he may consider returning on thursday to continue to give evidence. our top story this evening: labour and the liberal democrats attack the government for its response to the flooding in yorkshire and the east midlands. coming up, health bodies

the former head coach for british cycling and team sky, shane sutton has denied allegations he's a ‘serial freeman — who faces being struck off after being accused of obtaining testosterone, to give to a unnamed rider. our sports editor, dan roan was at the general medical council in manchester. well, this case has cast a shadow over the country's very successful olympic and paralympic sport. it is been bogged down for months and legal argument. but today, finally, it exploded into life. at the heart of it is the former head doctor and british cycling, richard freeman, who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the sports headquarters to do an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. he denies that stinky he ordered it for the former head coach, shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. no such income of the key witness in this case denies that and for the first time today, he gave evidence. but sensational exchanges, freeman's lawyer mario rourke accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness that

and allegations of doping, at british cycling. former boss shane sutton hits back, at the tribunal of—doctor. it is not life—changing to me. i'm just hoping that they come out the truth. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. england manager gareth southgate has been speaking to the media today. ahead of their euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. he compared his squad to "a family" — in the aftermath of raheem sterling's confrontation withjoe gomez saying arguments are inevitable. the two players trained together today, at st george's park — but gomez appeared with a scratch under his eye. although southgate refused to say, if it was related although southgate refused to say, if it was related to the altercation with sterling. the manchester city forward, who was involved in a scuffle with liverpool's gomez at anfield on sunday, has been dropped for the match at wembley — but the manager wouldn't be drawn on why he'd reached that decision. my my priority is always the care and well—being of all of my players. all of my players. and then you have a decision to make as to

shane sutton — the former british cycling technical director and team sky head coach — will not returneeman's medical tribunal. that follows the australian storming out on tuesday, angry with the line of questioning. dr freeman alleges the testosterone he ordered to british cycling headquarters in 2011 was on behalf of sutton. the australian denies it was for him. former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick will have the chance to impress nfl teams in a private work—out on saturday. he's not played in the nfl since 2016, when he began kneeling as a protest of racial injustice during the national anthem before games. gareth southgate says he "wouldn't imagine" that raheem sterling is "hugely enthusiastic" about him at the moment. the england manager dropped the forward for thursday's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. that following a clash with team—matejoe gomez. natalie pirks was at today's press conference. this is a big game for england tomorrow. their 1000th match, where every player who has represented england in the last hundred and 47 yea rs england in the last

tom sutton, thank goodness for judicial watch and what you personally done on this issue. you found there were even more clinton emails out there. >> we thought you got them all or all at the fbi that we were able to find and then we find out from the state department that the fbi's sent them over another batch of documents. they only recovered 5,000 of the 33,000 that hillary clinton deleted and so while the fbi is paying christopher steele they are losing clinton emails. i don't know whether they found them in comey's office and on the phone, but it highlights that the fbi was lackadaisical to put it charitably, and i'm helping him shirt try to avoid the press as their witnesses, who help hillary delete the emails and are being questioned by the fbi. this was a compromise investigation and it needs to be reopened by the justice department. >> this is classic deep state, i saw it through my years. and here it is, and during the holiday season they drop these things thinking no one will be paying attention sara carter, but the three of you are following it about as much as

had heard from a witness who said he had seen sutton injecting himself when he was a writer.s 2011 delivery of testosterone, he then said that dr freeman should man up and look him in the eye and take down a screen that has been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. in extraordinary scenes at the end of the day, he stormed out the pen —— despite appeals for him to return and continue to give evidence saying that freeman was spineless. i was it on the steps of the tribunal building, he told the media he may well consider returning to continue to give evidence on thursday when this case is due to resume. a teenage boy who almost died after using e—cigarettes has urged people not to take up vaping. doctors say ewan fisher, who's 19 and from nottingham, suffered a catastrophic reaction in his lungs that left him unable to breathe. health officials here in the uk say vaping is not risk—free, but is still better than smoking. 0ur health correspondent james gallagher reports. ewan fisher is a keen boxer, but vaping left him fighting fo

of today's other sports news stories, and the former technical director of british cycling, shane sutton richard freeman's medical tribunal. the australian — who was also the head coach of team sky — stormed out of the hearing yesterday. it was after repeatedly denying claims, by dr freeman's lawyer that he's, "a liar, a doper and a bully". sophie harn has secured another gold medal at the world para—athletics championships after winning the t38 200 metres. she broke her own world record by a hundredth of a second in dubai, after doing the same in the t38 100 metres yesterday. she's now successfully defended both titles she won at london two years ago. and rory best will captain the barbarians in his final match as a professional this weekend. he will lead the side out who face fiji at twickenham on saturday the baba's are being coached by eddiejones. before we go, you may not be surprised to hear that zlatan ibrahimovic is being characteristically humble about his la galaxy exit. he's tweeted this message saying "i came, i saw, i conquered. thank you la galaxy for making me feel alive a

it's a good time at least they go about investing in because food for thought there professor philip sutton there from the frankfurt school block thank you so much for your time. what to do with a set of priceless 18th century jewelry stone and from one of germany's most iconic museums well the thieves are unlikely to try and cash in on the pieces any time soon because the collection of the saxa gotha royal houses far too well known. once owned by the 18th century royal family these sets of diamond studded jewelry have been described as priceless they're part of one of the biggest and most unique jewelry collections in the world and now they're in the hands of criminals in just minutes they cleared a section of the display case in the green vault these pictures from the surveillance camera captured the thieves in action. exactly how many items were taken is still unknown but the jewels the river size and purity rarely seen on the market anyone trying to sell just one of them at auction could expect to be arrested immediately auction houses and dealers all over the world will be scrutinizing

a good time at least think about investing in the current food for thought there professor philip sutton there from the fact that school thank you so much for your time. yes. london has refused to a new license for a major blow to the right sharing platform regulators this say the decision is based on safety concerns but has been accused of putting passengers at risk with an insurer to drive but it's faced other opposition from drivers of the iconic london taxi. free biz 3 and a half 1000000 users in london this decision has been a long time coming the refusal to give a new license to the right hailing company follows 2 years of arguments between and regulators now transport for london says enough is enough. just the city's mass as has been failing to protect its customers that there are at least 14000 journeys where somebody using a store person driving them was one person but if i was being somebody else they have also been examples where drivers who've had their license suspended or dismissed have been allowed to continue to be a new driver these are serious failings he rejects the cl

chris sutton speaking to me earlier. much more from him on five live.will not be sanctioned by the fa for those animated, some might say sarcastic thank youse to the officials on the pitch yesterday. let's have a quick look a few other of the day's football stories. neil warnock has left his job as manager of cardiff city by mutual agreement with the club. he took over three years ago and led them to promotion to the premier league in 2018, but they went straight back down again last season and they're currently 14th in the championship. liam cooper has been forced to withdraw from the scotland squad for their upcoming euro 2020 qualifiers. the leeds united captain suffered a muscle tear in his groin, during leeds' win over blackburn on saturday. ellen white is one of four players who will be missing from the england squad for tomorrow's friendly against the czech republic. she scored in their defeat to germany on saturday — her first international match since her return from a knee injury. we're into the last week of the tennis year. the eight best men

our sports editor, dan roan, was at the tribunal — he says it was claims put to sutton by dr freemansed his reaction. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said that they saw such and inject himself with testosterone at his housein himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a writer, but he denied that. clearly furious and accused 0'rourke of being a liar and a bully. he said that freeman should look him in the eye and man up and take down a stand that has been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. then said he would take a lie detector test and that he never failed a drug test and in the end he stormed out of the tribunal hearing. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. our top is, there have been violent clashes in hong kong between police and students at a university campus. after months of unrest there's no sign of either side backing down. these are live pictures from chile's capital santiago where protests are in their fourth week. people have been demonstrating ag

sutton hit up and since i've been here i'm constantly fascinated by how talented the squad is we just have to show it on the pitch again since he's on my side which is just what 4th placed by and dates from the start they've been focusing on patching up the defense that was so leaky on the coach but by and shaun most up front. they put on the pressure with a dizzy passing. exposed and out of sorts dortmund could not keep up. which is how by and took the lead after. 70 thanks to the high court reliable but given dusty. he stored it every week back as the season and again did it with eve's against his former club. patsy flake has by and playing with freedom and self assurance. from average by and fans to the club's top brass this high level clash was at a lightening experience. on the flick spree descents it had been a long time since the munich crowd witnessed such a vicious attack. by an responded to carve out his firing with an incredible performance dortmund looked out to sea and had no excuses. can cause one vanished on sunday werent there no presence not enough concentration . we

. >> share, workingal in dc as a political consultant like monday brother people of sutton his chairas working on cases that would reach the supreme court on issues like healthcare or marriage or votingal and the california or texas, cspan2, that's what i was told. i could watch him live. and then i realize there's really no organization, cspan2 was to some extent but they have 27 brother things to do. an organization in the country solely dedicated and, before he started that, bruce collins, brian lamb, reservoir care, lots of people and they encourage me to start it. but my background is really in broadcast journalism. i started in chicago and was shown of the courtrooms there because i would show up with my computer and i thought that i was single organization dedicated to demystifying the up andaving an open making people realize that it's become the horse most powerful link accountable department is in existence. >> what about downstream or upstream depending on how a you look at this report, but at the federal judiciary system itself. what is your organization say needs to be d

has been highlighted by a major fooball club. 15—year—old lee boxell was last seen on his way to a sutton, including lee, on their social media. five of them have even been found. i really think it's a good idea. if it's going to find lee, of course it's going to find lee, of course it's going to be absolutely wonderful, but if it finds anyone, any child, then it's lovely. if not, we all want to know where he is, if he is not alive, we want to be able to bury him and to grieve and then carry on as normal as best we can. a man who falsely claimed he was squatting at grenfell tower and helped people escape from the burning building has been found guilty of fraud. alvin thompson cheated kensington and chelsea council out of almost £90,000. he was put up in hotels for eight months, then provided with a flat in westbourne park. but cctv footage proved he'd been lying. the last batch of tickets go on sale this lunchtime for london's new year's eve fireworks display. more than 100,000 people will gather on the banks of the thames to watch the celebrations. let's take a look at the travel situati

nancy sutton pears specializes in jump-starting that dialogue, a sexologist teaching about intimacy,on that lifestyle. >> my role as a therapist is help people get on the same page so they know what they're going in? >> settle in. >> dr. nancy wants couples to create the same expectations. the goal is to communicate through touch. tara and james decided to give it a try. >> let's say you are a couple. i would imagine usually one person initiates swinging, right, or wants to -- typically the man? >> it has notoriously been the man. the younger generation, it's more the women. women in their 20s and 30s own their sexuality more. >> ladies, touch him how you would like to be touched. so you're going to teach him. gentleman, close your eyes. >> these women just embody that sex energy with a lot more freedom. they can ask more clearly for what they want to please them. in fact, they feel like pleasure is actually really their birthright. >> so now we're going to take it a little deep tore where we share a fantasy, because maybe some fantasies have just emerged this week and share. >> let'

ice president cheney, judges ken starr, robert bork, ray randall, edith jones, doug ginsburg, jeff sutton and then judge not justice neil gorsuch, also included former attorney general michael mr. casey, from white as counsel don mcgahn, john allison and senators tom cotton in ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce for this year's lecture the honorable william barr, attorney general of the united states. people serve in government from a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service. there's power. there's a stepping stone to even higher office, or the prestige of having had the position and the honor one receive all serving the country in such an important role. but in the current case it's really difficult to see how most of these self-serving and sends apply. the that still does is for performing a valuable public service. indeed, much of his career has been spent performing executive session exact to such service going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies, and tha

both taylor sutton and kelly has dismissed the accusation but former g.o.p.speaks to nikki haley's political ambition. >> that's what this is all about him by the way, she wants to be vice president, she wants to be vice president on the republican ticket in 2020. >> he went on to say there is an overwhelming chance the president will dump mike pence in favor of haley. today on the haley briefing, dana perino asked nikki haley about her vp aspirations. watch. speak of the vice president and the president are great to get together. they are solid. it's solid enough that they are going to win together. it there is no truth whatsoever that i would ever come in anyway, look to get that position. >> this isn't the first time haley has knocks down the political prognosticators. i cannot august, she tweeted, enough of the false rumors, vice president pence has been a dear friend of mine for years, he has been an loyal and trustworthy vp to the president, he has my complete support. that said, nikki haley is widely considered a very likely candidate to run for higher

the turmoil of harlem every day coming to my high school which was 57th and 2nd, otherwise known as suttonhy people in new york lived. old money, vanderbilts as stores. a lot of creative people. calvin klein graduated there. beyond that the neighborhood, stores, across the street was rolls-royce dealership. i would cut class. i would go my own way go to the rolls royce dealership. i went there so much. eventually they let me in the store, let me sit in the cars. other stores in the neighborhood were phenomenal. i would walk by stores where watches cost 25,000, $35,000. made me dream, seem like wow, there is so much out there. i would love to be a part of that. i would love a piece of that action. it opened my eyes. more than an oasis. more than just a high school. it was a getaway, but it was also inspiration. after high school i joined the u.s. air force. after serving my country four years i came back to harlem, this time with a wife and little baby girl. i began my journey towards wall street and my goals and my dreams. charles: we'll be right back. to the outside world, you look good,

justice scalia, vice president cheney, ray randolph, edith jones, doug ginsberg, dennis jenkins, jeff sutton and justice neil gorsuch. don mcgann, peter seals, john allison senators tom cotten and ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce the honorable william barr, attorney general to theunited states . peopleserving government for a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service . there's power, there's a steppingstone even higher office or the prestige of having had the position and then the other one receives while serving the country in such an important role but in the current case, it's difficult to see how most of these self-serving incentives apply. one that still does is forming a valuable public service . and indeed much of his career has been spent performing exactly such services going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies and that might come in handy. and his gw from georgetown, george washington. the clerk for the underrated judge malcolm will be on the uscourt

judge wood and sutton and how their experiences clerking on the court influence the way they interpret the constitution and the way they influence their hole rol roll has judges. we have a first panel moderated by canon and he is chair of the supreme court court. an appellate practice group at paul weiss and clerked for justice scalia. he is going to introduce the panel. take it away. >> fwraet, well thank you very much, jeff and the a great pleasure to be here at gw law school. just a couple of blocks away from my office. so this is very much the local law school. but it is a great pleasure to be here. thank you to gw for hosting us and thank you to the national constitution center for putting together this program. it's really my great privilege to be the first of this afternoon's panel and we have a great here to talk about the broad subject of clerkship experiences and so very briefly to introduce the panel, starting on my immediate left, john elwood, who is a partner and head of the supreme court and appellate practice at arnold and porter and john clerked for justice kennedy. jus

to question the "integrity and credibility" of former british cycling performance director shane suttoning that saracens should be relegated for three seasons after being found guilty of breaking the permiership salary cap lewis hamilton has barely had time to breathe, let alone celebrate, after winning his sixth formula one world title last weekend. last night he was at the g0 awards, one of the most glamourous events on the calendar, with a red carpet overflowing with impecably—dressed stars. and for hamilton, the season's not over yet. i'm definitely still on cloud nine. it's just still kind of taking time to sink in, i think it's probably because i'm still in race mode, we have two macro races to go, i want to win these races, i can't get carried away, i've not done any celebrations yet, i will wait until the end of the year, probably the last race we will celebrate. jenson button retired from formula one at the end of 2016, but the former world champion didn't retire from racing cars.(gfx)he's retire from racing cars. he's spent the last couple of years racing gt cars injapan, but

. >> reporte jonelle procope became executive director after magnate percy sutton failed with his grandin rebuilding, former time warner chairman dick parsons. together they came up with the innovative idea to turn a for-profit business into a nonprofit cultural center. >> music will always be at the core of what we do. but we're doing theater. we're doing dance. we're doing comedy. the beauty of that is that's something that's affordable for the community so people can say, oh, what do i want to do tonight? oh, i think i'm going to go to the apollo. >> reporter: which is where roger ross williams decided to start his film. >> i was like, okay, that's it. that's the hook. >> reporter: we areer>> we e he developing "between the world and me." >> reporter: in 2017, ross williams captured rehearsals for the production of a dramatic reading of coates' memoir. then eventually they took it on the road. >> think of how prince's daughter was drafted -- >> i wrote it because my friend prince jones was murdered in 2000. >> i write you in your 15th year. this was the year you saw eric garner choke

with me now are three people who've had reason to call on the health service more than most: kyanna suttonre all the way. my consultant was hugely supportive and worked with me as pa rt supportive and worked with me as part of a team. hard work on my part and her part and continuity and eventually i slowly got better and was able to return to work. to a job i loved. it was a very emotional day going back. i can only imagine. you suffer from asthma and you have been taken to hospital many times. what was your experience like?” taken to hospital many times. what was your experience like? i am thankful we have got the nhs. without i would not get by but i am thankful we have got it there but we see the strain it is under. the weights, when you are in a&e. last week alone i had my first two i will wait in the back of an ambulance because there were no bays. i sat in the back with paramedics. they must be so frustrated as well because they want to treat you. they are obviously... you are there priority. they are all very honest and tell you about all the strains they are under. there was one pa