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But did not say what goods had been told. that is all from the house and ways committee meeting after the historic vote to release trumps tax returns. that is what we found here from the very initial speed read. our sahil kapur has been cramming this report, and he joins us now. sahil, granted, we had this for a matter of minutes but what is the top line here? what can you tell us about what youre seeing in the reports? >> yeah, alex, ive been attempting a speed read, too, of these multiple repo...

Said that. but the simple system about how the uk government could maybe solve some of those issues is also follow the same procedure that scotland is looking at, which was actually uk government policy under the premiership of theresa may. irate the premiership of theresa may. we really appreciate you joining us from holly. thank you, we will follow the debate with interest. thank you. back to our top story today, thousands of ambulance workers in england and wales are taking strike action as p...

This 45 billion? we have crumbling roads, open border in the south, we have so many unmet needs here in the united states. is this a proper allocation of money? so at this past the house of representatives where they have a procedure called unanimous consent. that is they bring it out and everybody who is present has to say yes, i vote in favour of excrement have to tell you, from what ive been looking at, there is still a number of senators who are very sceptical that we are going to get this u...

Has been regenerated. and the same stem cells are now being used to make the first type of stem cell patch of its kind to repair abnormalities to the valve and the large blood vessels, and to mend holes between the two main pumping chambers of the heart. this is the artificial tissue that has so far been used on babies who need repairs to their hearts. the problem is it can fail and it doesnt grow with the heart. however, this is the new stem cell tissue, which is a living scaffold which grows i...

Professor massimo caputo used stem cells to inject directly into finley�*s heart with a second surgical procedure, in the hope they would help damaged blood vessels grow to increase the blood supply to the left side of his heart. after that, he made a really incredible recovery. what was the percentage function? instead of being around 60, 70%, which is normal, down to, really, ten, 20%, so severely affected. and now he has significantly improved to 40, 50%, so almost reaching the normal capac...

Example of how the evidence i do know about shows that all these various characters, these plots, as katie pointed out, are sort of part of your natural prosecutorial procedure, are linked. when you start to scratch the surface, people from the white house fall out. people from congress fallout. now that the justice department has moved to the higher level at parts of this investigation, it could get really interesting. >> yes it can. and it more than likely will. jill wine-banks, hunter walker,...

Handing him a whole load of nonsense. and expected him to believe it. but also, all evening, as detective clark listened carefully and contemplated his up arrows and down arrows. >> i agreed with everything he said. i didnt, this wasnt the time in the interview to start pushing him on it. it wasnt the time to start to find him. that would come later on. >> because one of those down arrows at bill clarks lead to a particular conclusion. mark twitchell thought bill clark was a dumb cop. he was try...

There was this nine second phone call plays from the white house switchboard to a convicted rioter. the phone team also found that, you know, kelly sorrell, a pretty high ranking member of the oath keepers had communicated with the white house. when your colleagues at nbc spoke with sorrell, she revealed she was in touch with andrew giuliani, son of rudy giuliani, president trump lawyer and at the time a white house official. this is a pretty dramatic example of the evidence we do know about sho...

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On with those eight cases? in the ei . ht on with those eight cases? in the eight individual _ on with those eight cases? in the eight individual cases _ on with those eight cases? in the eight individual cases of- on with those eight cases? in the eight individual cases of course i on with those eight cases? in the | eight individual cases of course all of the home secretarys decisions were found to be unlawful or which is indicative of the wider systemic problems in the decision—making so it...