wayne talbot is behind the car that caught fire.shing the fire as quickly as possible. talbot wasn't able to finish the race but the guy who was hit managed to continue ond finished sixth. now to russia for the next viral video uk clip. you see this guy off to the right there with some might call a huka. others call it a shisha. this is going to saddle on up here. don't mind me. all right. people inside are getting a chuckle out of it. sure, brother. we'll give you a ride up the street. look, their friend is standing there waiting for them to come to the party. take a hug on it and the driver gets going fast. >> oh, oh. >> it's such a dumb move. what did he think was going to happen. >> there is the guy with the beer waiting for the party to start. here are the girls that sounded like they were inside the car. >> you okay? >> just need a cold one. >> it's that time, gentlemen. time to tell scary ghost stories. >> who will sleep with me tonight? i get scared. >> you can choose one of the mclure twins because they're telling the story

edward talbot was one of the viewers who got in touch to respond to the programme, writing: the politicalrisis in spain started just over a month ago, with the first of october referendum on self determination in catalonia. that saw a yes vote of 90%, but was boycotted by many of those opposed, and the spanish government said the vote and the idea of independence was unconstitutional. last friday, the regional government declared an independent republic and madrid promptly dismissed the entire catalan cabinet, dissolved the regional parliament, and appointed the spanish deputy prime minister to run the region temporarily. the sacked catalan president, carles puigdemont, has been ordered to appear in court, accused of rebellion, and has said he won't return from belgium without a guarantee of a fair trial. bbc news has been following the twists and turns of this saga. this is the people facing down the police. these are riot police who have been drafted in from other parts of spain. but their heavy—handed tactics today appear to be making deep divisions in this region worse. all round here

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strobe talbot was in the administration from 1994 to 2001. he worked at "time" magazine for 21 years where he served as washington bureau chief, white house correspondent and state department correspondent. while at time he was twice awarded the prize for distinguished diplomatic reporting. he was the founding director of the yale study -- yale center for is the study of globalization and served at the brookings institute from 2002 to 2017. oour moderate is joel he willman, dean of the school of foreign service here. prior to assuming his current position, he served at the world bank in many senior roles including as chief institutional economist and director of the center for conflict, security, and development in nairobi, kenya. he's worked for the european bank for reconstruction and taught at harvard university and columbia university. i'd like to thank dean hellman and the school for foreign service for serving on this panel. don't forget to engage with us on social media in the event using the hash tall #clinton25. 're on all social med

i'm john talbot, i'm a navy veteran, i live at 1290 shafter, along with fred over there. and i'm hearing some bad things about judy i don't like, not only do i not like it, i'm very worried about what judy's going to do. the reason i'm saying that, most of the veterans that saying good things about judy, me also. if you look up the word compassion in the dictionary, i wouldn't be surprised if you see judy's picture in it. she's always around and helps everybody who has a problem in their place. that's not why we're here today. we're here today because some veterans have to -- have to move. the reason they have to move is because judy has a shopping list of violations she has to take care of and she can't take care of it while the veterans are living there, for example, i stay in a three unit house on the bottom floor, frank's up stairs in a single unit in the back and joe's up stairs in a single unit in the front. judy wants to turn these two single units into one two bedrooms so joe's kitchen and his bathroom have to go. so how is joe going to live down there while they

edward talbot was one of the viewers who got in touch to respond to the programme, writing:

. >>> margaret talbot and john donnelly and michael zeldin join us. >> let me start with you, margaret. i want you to listen to democratic congressman, ted luke. >> this is not the first time gerald kushner has done this. he conveniently omitted information to russia. either he had massive selective amnesia on russia or he did something bad last year. >> margaret, how does this keep happening, amending form after amending form and forgotten or omitted communications from jared kushner? >> it has become one of the hallmarks of the way this investigation has proceeded. what jared kushner's lawyer is conveying is the idea that he doesn't have to broadly answer a question that goes to, well, what did the congressional lawmakers mean. you know what we meant. we didn't want anything to do with this. the lawyer's statement indicates that they are going to answer the question to the letter of the question. if the question is, did you have communications with and what really happened is an e-mail got forwarded about somebody who wanted to do something, they are not going to treat that at commun

edward talbot was one of the viewers who got in touch to respond to the programme, writing: the political%, but was boycotted by many of those opposed, and the spanish government said the vote and the idea of independence was unconstitutional. last friday, the regional government declared an independent republic and madrid promptly dismissed the entire catalan cabinet, dissolved the regional parliament and appointed the spanish deputy prime minister to run the region temporarily. the sacked catalan president, carles puigdemont, has been ordered to appear in court, accused of rebellion, and has said he won't return from belgium without a guarantee of a fair trial. bbc news has been following the twists and turns of this saga. this is the people facing down the police. these are riot police who have been drafted in from other parts of spain. but their heavy—handed tactics today appear to be making deep divisions in this region worse. all around here, catalans are singing their national anthem. the national anthem they now believe belongs to their independent republic, separate from the span

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colin talbot is a professor in government at both manchester and cambridge universities and is with uso remember the scandals in thejohn major government when we had a series of sex scandals around the party then. it has happened before. i think trust in politics has gone down generally, notjust in the uk but across generally, notjust in the uk but a cross m ost generally, notjust in the uk but across most western democracies. but clearly this sort of thing doesn't help. how do members of the public ta ke help. how do members of the public take this information and digestive in terms of... because so much is being denied and we have to be very careful about which allegations have been made by whom and to whom, how does the public... how is it able to judge its politicians? it's very difficult. the problem is that what we see in the headlines is obviously the scandals and problems, the controversies. what we don't see is the majority of politicians getting on with theirjobs and behaving perfectly fine. the effect i think on the public is going to be reinforcing some of the prejudices th