paddock continued working at weill cornell until 2020. but after paddock left that hospita, he got a job at northwell health. i know that we're not alone where he continued seeing patients even after coburn sent a handwritten letter to northwell health urging the hospital to investigate its recent hire. the investigation found both you and doctor paddock to be credible. the claims were not substantiated and that a male nurse practitioner would be present during sensitive physical examinations whenever possible. moving forward, is it a slap in the face to you? yeah. i mean, it's odd to say that, to say i believe you, right? but they're going to keep. yeah. yeah. it's infuriating. northwell health said in a statement that they were deeply disturbed by what was revealed during darius paddock's criminal trial. doctor paddock abused his position of trust as a medical provider, betraying his patients and their families and misleading the northwell community. while cornell says that it has made changes, including launching expanded chaperon poli

filed a complaint with new york's health department in which he reported that in 2006 at weill cornellhat b.r. touch himself in front of him, showed b.r. photographs of other men's bodies and asked about his taste in pornography. about nine months after b.r.'s complaint -- >> there's an e-mail from 2018 which an employee basically says that there have been complaints about paduch for ten years. what do you have to say to that? >> yeah, i mean it is shocking. they recognized themselves, hey, this is something that we've been dealing with for ten years. i mean it is inexcusable. >> reporter: paduch continued working at weill cornell until 2020, but after paduch left that hospital he got a job at northwell health. >> i know that we're not alone. >> reporter: where he continued seeing patients, even after coburn sent a handwritten letter to northwell health urging the hospital to investigate its recent hire. >> the investigation found both you and dr. paduch to be credible. the claims were not substantiated, and that a male nurse practitioner would be present during sensitive physical exam

weill. within the uk government. well, he willt within the uk government.thin the uk government. well, he will try to bring _ within the uk government. well, he will try to bring together - he will try to bring together the different departments in whitehall around the big issues that ministers are facing, the country is facing, so that the prime minister has a clear view about what the challenges are and can conduct a debate at the very top of his government about what policies to adopt. and jonathan will facilitate that process and he will then also oversee the way in which the whitehall machine implements those decisions on a collegiate basis. but he is also going to be very important as eyes and ears of the prime minister in talking to his counterparts in other capitals. he will be a key link to washington because the link between 10 downing street and the white house is critical to the white house is critical to the bilateral relationship. it is also true in paris and in berlin, so the national security adviser has this overall coordinating role but he

weill. as the 81-year-old president greets his 78-year-old successor.elect _ his 78-year-old successor. well, mr president elect and _ his 78-year-old successor. well, mr president elect and former- president elect and former president, donald, congratulations. joe biden promises a smooth transition to the man who declined to invite him to the white house four years ago. to invite him to the white house four years age-— to invite him to the white house four ears ao. . ~ , . four years ago. thank you very much, and politics — four years ago. thank you very much, and politics is tough, _ four years ago. thank you very much, and politics is tough, and _ four years ago. thank you very much, and politics is tough, and it's - four years ago. thank you very much, and politics is tough, and it's in - and politics is tough, and it's in many— and politics is tough, and it's in many cases_ and politics is tough, and it's in many cases not a very nice world, but it_ many cases not a very nice world, but it is_ many cases not a very nice world, but it is a — many ca

have heard from paulson that he would be strong secretary, i think so far what we've seen why suese weillef of staff very strong stefanik, tom holman great choices i am sure will continue here are. >> i don't know where scott bessent will be here is scott bestent with me yesterday talking about what he is focused on in terms of economic policy, watch. >> i have been working on a plan for financial deportation that could restrict the flow 6 funds in terms of readmittances, so, i think this is going to be an all government effort, i think tariffs have been mischaracterized one time price increase nobody knows how to use tariffs like president trump for revenue and negotiating. >> right, cheryl reaction >> well, remember those trifrs that president trump put in place first time a lot of these president biden kept in place. so tariffs can be effective that is why many corporations are saying you know what? time to get out of china we talked about steve matterin last week i get what with fiscal hawks are saying under biden, reminder everybody u.s. trade deficit is 27% higher than, 20, 20% fede

a lot of us especially in the north bay, we had to hunker down weill we dealt with the atmospheric riverw we are assessing damage while still dealing with more rain. we are not done with the rain yet but boy we are close and around the corner to thanksgiving. today is still a first alert weather day. roads are slick along the peninsula, along the south bay too. we head to the north bay with some light drizzle sweeping throughout areas. these were the communities that received impressive amounts of rain from the atmospheric river that fixated its way in the north bay last week. now we are starting to see things more calm this morning. there are moderate pockets of rain throughout areas like clayton and into concord too. walnut creek is another good example. north closer to the golden gate bridge, marin head lands to san francisco we are dealing with light to moderate rain, lighter conditions along highway 101 into the santa clara valley. into the afternoon hours, we'll continue to watch showers break apart. on and off showers are expected into the evening tonight and early hours tomorrow.

and in the words of the framers, the passions of the people and weill be called upon at this mome to play a crically important role. it's the reason why, of course, the house has the twyear term, as compared to the presidency, the four year term, the united states senate, the six year term. imagine that, must be nice. six years. and you know, of course, you know, life tenure for every single member of the federal judiciary. so you look at that spectrum, 2, 4, 6, life, the house intentionally closest to the american people, to try to constantly stay on top of e issues at the moment. and we've got to make sure that we play that role, of course, as partners to get things done when possible in a bipartisan way. but guardians of our values and our mocracy as we move forward over these next 2 to 4 years, liz: how, as you think that through, and you think about the challenges that we're facing now. cause i think what you're saying is clearly true that that people across the country want to know they can count on their elected officials. buit is also clearly thease that we're facing a unique

fed cut and since the election, going into the election, coming out of the election on this idea we weilligher deficits, but with mortgage rates and exports, that's going to be a topic for us to handle in the coming weeks. we're seeing big gains in retail today. namely ralph lauren and underarmor. i have the skinny on both of them, withomntof cmes the ceo of ralph. don't go anywhere. >>> a brfresh read out on retai with ralph lauren and under armour are raising guidance. i was able to catch up with the ceos this morning. ralph lauren's ceo telling me the desirability of the brand continues to increase, and this really stands out in a challenged luxury environment. ralph lauren has lost 6% sales growth, saying a discerning consumer is focused on the brand, core products at 70% of the company is growing double digits. a lot of the success is the work we've been doing to elevate the brand. 30 quarters in a row where they have increased, this quarter up another 10%, which is basically elevating the status and the price consumers are willing to pay for the brand. coming into the holiday, he sa

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. >> weill the real kamala harris please tell us who you are?trump was a democrat who supported abortion. so at some point, there's nothing to say in this regard. >> well, if we don't. >> you don't know what she used to believe and what she currently believes and we don't know now. >> we know what she believes in, and unfortunately, i think what has been so much misinformation, it's been recast. i do not believe she believes in taxes on realized gains and i think that's clear. >> we don't know enough. you don't think we know enough. >> she's made a very clear plan. >> she did say she was in favor of the biden tax plan. she said, i'm going to run on the biden tax plan, and the second part of that is tax on realized gains. i don't think it's going to happen, but it's in there. >> steven, you keep pretending that we're not going to do the tariffs thing, like, you can't have it both ways. you can't say, oh, he doesn't really mean that. it's negotiation tactic. he lays it out, and it's exactly what he did. >> both campaigns have done it. we've talked

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weill give you the overall percentage nationwide of the presidential race.e will show you what is happening in the presidential race on the state level and also show you all the senate races, the governors races and those competitive house races. phase -- they will be rotating throughout the evening. in the lower left part of your screen, you will see a qr code. you can scan that with your phone. that will bring you to our website, c-span.org/results. that is where you will find our own magic wall you can dig into the results in each of the states. congressional district. you can follow along there and the associated press will update that data all night long so if you have your laptop and you are watching television that i, you can follow along on c-span.org/results. we will have a countdown clock in the lower left part of our screen. polls have closed in handful of states at 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern time. the next polls that will close our 7:30 p.m. eastern time. we will count you down to those poll closings throughout the evening. it :00 p.m., 8:30

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weill. evening how things are going. well, i am at a democrat _ evening how things are going.at a democrat watch _ evening how things are going. -ii i am at a democrat watch party in detroit, michigan and as we know from the data so far, it is still much too early to call which way michigan might be going. but there have been a couple of things that have been a couple of things that have been a call for optimism, one of which is 0akland have been a call for optimism, one of which is oakland county, which we heard a bit aboutjust now. this is a state that since 2008 has really been moving towards the democrats. it used to be traditionally quite republican and is an area that is wealthier, more middle—class than some parts of the state in particular and as a result, the democrats have been quite pleased they have flipped republicans in states like that, counties like that in the state over the years. the fact they will be building on that potentially in that county will give them optimism tonight, although it is still too early to say. not all the votes even in that county have

weill. administration going forward? well, there's a few _ administration going forward?tion going forward? well, there's a few ways this _ administration going forward? .11 there's a few ways this could play out. one is that the republicans in the house of representatives have not been able to organise their way out of paper bag. the only reason that most major legislation passed was because democrats provided the votes the 118 congress to pass it under hakeem jeffrey's leadership or making the government doesn't shut down when passing a budget or lifting the debt ceiling or other major legislation. they likely need our votes to do that because they have a very large group of magda extremists who don't want to do those things. —— maga. they want government to be broken. the other way is that we can sit down and reach across the aisle and try to find some common ground. that's been challenging and i know that we have the majority of our caucus on our side of the aisle here to do that. and we will see if the republican majority, if there is one, wants to meet us in the mid

weill. can ukraine go through a winter like this, another cold one?— this, another cold one?rrible situation. _ this, another cold one? well, it's a terrible situation. as _ this, another cold one? well, it's a terrible situation. as you _ this, another cold one? well, it's a terrible situation. as you have - terrible situation. as you have shown, the ukrainian population is very resilient, but it gets harder every year to live for weeks, maybe even months without proper hot water, without heat. and of course it depends on how bad the winter is. the russians have really been scaling up their attacks to make sure that the situation is as bad as it can be for the ukrainians inside ukraine. i it can be for the ukrainians inside ukraine. ., ., ., ukraine. i want to look at the battlefield — ukraine. i want to look at the battlefield itself _ ukraine. i want to look at the battlefield itself right - ukraine. i want to look at the battlefield itself right now, . battlefield itself right now, getting reports that ukraine's army is being hit hard by desertion, essentially troops just

weill. even decades obviously, after this alleged activity to place?al fa ed alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died _ alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died last _ alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died last year _ alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died last year at - alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died last year at the - alleged activity to place? well, mr al fayed died last year at the age l al fayed died last year at the age of 94 and since he died, there was a bbc documentary that made initial allegations from over 20 women alleging they had been abused by mr al fayed while he was the boss at harrods. since that documentary came out, it's obviously received huge club is sadly, this case, in the uk. mohammed al fayed was a very well—known figure not only here in the uk but around the world. since then it's not a further 90 women's have come forward to say they were abused between 1977 and 2014, and it is very much an ongoing investigation and this is just the latest stage of it, which we've h

weill. now as we are 'ust days away? well, what they — now as we are just days away?ay? well, what they are saying is _ now as we are just days away? well, what they are saying is around - now as we are just days away? -ii what they are saying is around 70 million americans have already voted in this election, early, absentee votes, in person some of them. it's about 45% of everyone who voted last time, so a lot of minds are already made up. there are still these key seven states that will decide the outcome of this election, make no mistake, and there are a small amounts of undecided voters in those states who are still to play for and that's why you are seeing donald trump and kamala harris in places like this one milwaukee, pennsylvania, michigan, all of those places, and you will see them over the next few days, battling for those last few votes that will decide it. this is a country of about 330 million people. this election will actually be decided by a few tens of thousands at the end of the day. a few tens of thousands at the end ofthe da. , a few tens of thou