With damascus to deploy Government Troops to the area. Meanwhile fears of a potential terrorist resurgence are growing kurdish Officials Say a turkish bombardment led to hundreds of relatives of foreign isom members fleeing a prison compound with turkey dubbing the claims this information. Youre watching R T International bring you your live news update from our studio here and must go welcome to the program. President putin is in the Saudi Arabian capital on a rare state visit the 1st in over a decade where hes expected to sign deals worth over 2000000000. 00 the 2 leaders have been exchanging gifts the russian leader giving an Arctic Falcon a bird from the red book of protected species and was given a painting in return for trying to go is following the trip from the royal palace. Just have a look at this massive wooden door behind me the decorations on it the shiny marble and the number of security guards behind my shoulder there you have it well tell you that were inside the wall p
Boris johnson as he seeks to bypass legal obligations and leave the European Union in 1000 days time coming out of the show was world renowned Human Rights Watch Geoffrey Robertson q. C. Bugged by the cia in london we ask him whats legal and whats illegal when it comes to Boris Johnson lula u. S. Diplomat Scotland Yard and your innocence in u. K. Black History Month going underground speaks of the son of miles davis one of the greatest jazz artists of all time all the small growing up and todays going underground on the day of what u. K. Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn goals are fos the state opening of the British Parliament by the queen joining me is one of the worlds top human rights was Geoffrey Robinson q. C. A founder of daddy street chambers jeffrey welcome back to going undergrads are reports of the queen seeking advice on sacking Boris Johnson intimations routinely in the press the johnson wants to unlawfully avoid sending a letter to the European Union your queens councillors the
Roughly, 3,000 people lost their lives and the nation hasnt forgotten their loss. The senator from new york and i introduced legislation called the justice against sponsors of terrorism act. This is Bipartisan Legislation that would enable americans and their family members who lost loved ones on that horrible day to pursue their claims for justice against those who sponsored these acts of terrorism on u. S. Homeland. This bill was reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee Without objection, and similar legislation passed the senate u unanimously last congress. That kind of support, i believe sends the support we will combat terrorism with every tool we have available and the victims of terrorist attacks in our country should have every means at their disposal to seek justice. I am grateful of the work from the senator from new york, along with chairman grassley for shepherding it through the Senate Judicial communityy and the support of likeminded senators in this chamber. We wor
Lifetime job so that we wouldnt feel pressure to do a decision based on Public Opinion from fear that somehow we will be driven from our work. And so were not thinking about Public Opinion in terms of reaching the answer that we believe the law compels. Every year, if you read our most sensitive decisions, you will see us recognizing the impact those decisions might have on people. In every sensitive opinion the court is very aware when one of its decisions is going to be particularly difficult for some people in the society. Its recognized in our writing. But we do take pride on the fact that we are voting according to what we think the constitution or the laws require. That means that we can be aware of what the effect will be. We can even acknowledge it. But thats a different thing from letting it determine the outcome of a decision. [ applause ] now, would the students please not leave . Im coming down now. I would like to take a picture with the students who are here because they
By representative candice miller. This is an hour. I now call to order the committee on administration for todays hearing on the u. S. Capitol police. And the record will remain open for five legislative days so members might submit any materials to include. Quorum is present so we might proceed. Were meeting today to hear from the new u. S. Capitol chief of police matt verderosa. And as a committee, we want to congratulate you on your appointment and looking forward to continuing to work with you shoulder to shoulder. So we appreciate you coming. Hes going to be talking of course today about his vision, his direction for the Capitol Police moving forward. Some of the specific items we hope to discuss today include the Capitol Police Budget Priorities and recent security events and actions taken and the Capitol Police initiatives current and future. The Capitol Police is a Law Enforcement with a unique mission. Charged with protecting and serving the u. S. Capitol, the seat of the nati