. 0n the question of the cps, i've only just heard that 0n the question of the cps, i've onlyjust heardosecutions is independent, they have to make judgment on it. but our election laws must be enforced and must be adhered to. there are strict spending limits for a reason so that money cannot buy power, only votes in the ballot box should be able to get power and that is why i want you all to register to vote. now, the reason for mr corbyn's surprise, i suspect, now, the reason for mr corbyn's surprise, isuspect, is because now, the reason for mr corbyn's surprise, i suspect, is because the original commission had been pretty forthright following its investigation into these clients will stop it had slapped a £70,000 fine on the conservative party. it was highly critical of the response of the conservative party to its enquiries. it actually had to get a court order to force the conservative party to cooperate and it concluded that the conservative party had possibly gained a financial advantage in these key marginal seats but the reason the cps has not prosecuted is not because these r

the conservatives called the allegations politically motivated and a waste of police time but the cpsng one case relating to the south thanet constituency in kent. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. i'm on the bus. the last general election, conservative activists tour the country by battle bus, staying in a string of hotels as they campaign for local candidates. party officials declared the cost of this as national election expenses, not local. and political rivals said the law had been broken. but today prosecutors decided there was no case to answer. after full and lengthy investigation, the legal authorities have confirmed what we believed all along, and what we said all along, which was that the expenses, that local spending was properly reported, was properly declared and that the candidates had done nothing wrong. prosecutors said today that under the relevant law it must be proved that a suspect, that's the local official putting in the declaration, knew the return was inaccurate and acted dishonestly in signing the declaration. but in these cases the local off

the cps has been considering files sent by the police from nearly 30 constituencies.lared. roads in england and wales are in danger of becoming increasingly "lawless" because of cuts to traffic policing. that's the key finding of a major report by the charity roadpeace. it also claims there has been a "significant shift" to training courses, which it said are less effective than prosecution. the national police chiefs council says it's strengthened the way roads are policed — and is working to assess the effectiveness of driver training courses. the star of the film captain america, chris evans, said he wanted to "curl up" after filming a bedtime story for cbeebies. he's recorded a few stories, including one story about showing children how to cope when they feel overwhelmed. you can see it on cbeebies at ten to seven tonight. and it is little treat for everyone. i'm sure quite a few parents will be tuning infor i'm sure quite a few parents will be tuning in for that. i... i'm sure quite a few parents will be tuning inforthat. i... i did a sports one. a few years ago.

report any suspicion of child abuse to cps but once cps has cleared someone, it does no go good to keepinistrative leave because our students are greatly suffering. >> let me backtrack one of the first things you said when you talk about it hurting the district financially and we've been trying to get answers from the district when it comes to costs of bringing substitute teachers or additional teachers. what's happening there in order to cover for the teachers who are not there? >> so it's not just teachers. testify teachers, assistant principals and principal have to put in long-term substitute teacher. not only are we paying the teacher that's out but we're also paying the substitute teacher. which, you know, i'm not sure how much it's going cost at the end of the day. definitely going to impact the district in a significant ma manner. >> tell us basically how it work. how are these claims inves investigated? what is the process here? >> okay. so if there's a suspicion of child abuse an employee is to contact cps immediately. we encourage them to also contact their soup 55 to let the

what exactly has the cps said?nt forces as far as we're concerned, today. what they we re we're concerned, today. what they were looking at is whether the national conservative party in 2015 had wrongly put on the ledger for local election spending assessments the money it spent sending activists to various constituencies, putting them up overnight, in battle buses, so they could fight for the campaign. the cps had to decide whether there was a criminal prosecution here because it is illegal. the key bit of law says it is an offence to knowingly make a false declaration about election expenses. it hung on this point of whether those involved knew they we re whether those involved knew they were making a false claim. the claims were wrong in many cases. effectively the cps has decided there isn't evidence they did know. we've heard already today the conservatives had advised centrally this was national spending and therefore local officials could justifiably say this was the advice they were working on. no prosecuti

the cps, the crown prosecution service, has been working its way through a pile of files.ions into these allegations of problems and irregularities in election expenses from the 2015 general election. the allegation is that the conservative party bussed supporters to constituencies around the country, put them up in hotels while they campaigned for candidates in those constituencies. the allegation is that the cost of that was not put on the bill for the local campaign, but for the national campaign. if it had been on the local bill, it would have taken the spending allowed in those constituencies over the permitted level. that's the claim. it's an offence to do that intentionally. tomorrow, we understand the crown prosecution service will decide whether there is enough evidence to prosecute and whether it's in the public interest for the crown prosecution service to press charges. there are two tests before the prosecution can go—ahead. either way, it's going to be quite a moment because we are just a day from thursday which is the date at which candidates can either come

the cps says it could been decided. the cps says it could be another week or so before it decides. out of the election, the candidate there, craig mckinley, is running again, is tomorrow. therefore, if conservatives were worried there could be prosecution, they might have to decide to pull out craig mckinley. i've spoken to somebody at conservative headquarters who says no discussions are being had about that. they wouldn't have long anyway. looks like they are going to wait and see. a bbc investigation has discovered girls are being repeatedly trafficked to scotland by eastern european organised crime gangs. one slovakian girl was discovered to have been trafficked to glasgow three times, others have been sold to asian crime gangs and forced into sham marriages. and the pursuit of profit has opened up diverse forms of trafficking as sam poling report. what you're watching is an illegal organ deal. how much do you want? 45. thousand euros or sterling? this romanian is selling the kidney of the woman beside him, he says she's his wife. i know the doctor is ok, very good romanian doc

in the cps which was the numbers you saw up there, my report also used the cps. that increase if you believe it is true started in the mid-1970s. it's not welfare reform. if you believe it it increased means of knowledge married college graduates, increased among children of married couples. if i had more time i would say you should not believe these numbers. if you do believe the numbers it's not welfare reform. okay. we reduced poverty more than we tend to think. i think the reason we have not done that is because we tended to think cash is made to do that. we spent a thousand dollars. it has been stalled for decades. i think we need to look at different ways to spend that money. >> thank you. >> so it's interesting to be at the end of this panel. let me try to say what is the problem we are trying to solve? it is a little easier to think if this is the right solution. i think there are two pretty distinct problems. one is that parents made big investments in kids. kids are a public good. we'll get something out of that. if t child allowance would kind of impro

these are from the cps. the reason we use the cps is because you can correct at least somewhat for underreporting. you may rale in the original we reported a doubling in poverty. here you see an increase of three times. now if we limit or estimates just to single mothers, those most likely to be affected by welfare reform, we see a much larger increase from 900,000 to -- 90,000 to 700,000 in 2012. if you don't believe surveyings we can turn to s.n.a.p. data. these are the number of s.n.a.p. house holds reporting they have literally zero income when they apply for s.n.a.p. or go back for recertification. i will say something about this chart. when we plot this against our original estimates of the income and program participation, there is an eerie correspondence between this line and our estimates, especially at the end of the series. when what you see from the food stamp program is much more dire than what our estimates indicate. so what could be going on there. and i showed that slide in an audience where

we are expecting this announcement from the cps at around 11am.e timing is very types and candidates have to be declared by tomorrow. if some of these candidates are prosecuted i think they would almost certainly have to stand down for stop it seems to me they would be inconceivable to go into an election with this cloud hanging over them. team a would only have 24 hours to find new candidates to parachute in —— theresa may would only have 24 hours. if you look at this election, the theresa may has sort of just this election, the theresa may has sort ofjust powered forward, sort of crushing everyone in her wake with very tightly controlled, scripted campaign. if from almost nowhere the crown prosecution service were to say right, we are going to prosecute a whole load of your officials and your candidates, that would be a complete curveball, that would be a complete curveball, that would be a complete curveball, that would completely sort of throw things up into the air. for the first time, you sense theresa may might potentially be forced onto th

cover—up on a huge level and i think that the electoral commission are involved in it, and i think the cpsthink it's all to deflect attention from what really goes on behind the scenes. it's not entirely over. the candidate and former mp for south thanet, craig mackinlay, avoiding interviews today, could still be charged. prosecutors are reviewing spending in his constituency in the 2015 election. tomorrow is the last day on which he could be replaced on the ballot paper. but he's not going to hear about any prosecution by then. so, for now, it seems the conservatives are pushing on with him as their candidate, no doubt holding their breaths. tom symonds, bbc news, westminster. the family of an 11—year—old girl who died on a school trip to a theme park in staffordshire say their world has been torn apart. evha jannath from leicester fell from a water ride at drayton manor park. the park will remain closed tomorrow while investigations continue. that's a summary of the news. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. it's not the way they meant to release it, but a draft of t

in the cps my report also used the cps, that increase in $2 a day poverty if you believe it's true started in the mid 1970s, not welfare reform. if you believe it, increased among the elderly, among married college graduates. it increased among the children of married couples. if i had more time i would say you should not believe these numbers. there are good reasons that think they're not right. if you do believe the numbers, it's not welfare reform. we've reduced poverty more than we think but we haven't increased upward mobility because we tended to think that cash is the way to do that. that's the premise of these proposals, i think. and i think that's just not true. we spend $1 trillion on anti-poverty programs. upward mobility is installed for decades. i think we need to look at different ways to spend that money, especially if it's going to be $100 billion a year. >> thank you. maria? >> indistinct to be at the end of this panel. let me try to step back a little and try to say what is the problem that we're trying to solve because sometimes it's a little easier to think whether this

we will be consulting the markets are open reach to understand whether or not the cp's would support10 million premises by 2020. anna: is there political pressure, other companies that tot you -- do not want this happen, where's the impetus coming from? gavin: there was a lot of commentary during the strategic or -- strategic review. we felt the right thing to do was to consult the market and see whether or not there is real under -- becan underpinned by our customers. through the new government structure that we have, we see it as an opportunity to see whether or not that is the case. manus: you talked about making this additional investment, additional capital expenditure. would you concur that there are crocs in the u.k. telecom market the u.k. telecom market. they are beginning to look like chasms. talk to me about pricing. gavin: what i am saying is consumers expect better value and they are becoming much more canny about shopping around to get that value. it is not all about the the cheapest price in the market. it is about often being more for more. you can see in our consumer

making attempt at a come back and headed to game 7 because cps win this one. final score 5 live 2. wednesday at the verizon center only one will be left standing, winner take all. at least in this round. >> exciting. >> yes. >> so exciting. >> many people thought they would not come back. down 3- 1. here we are all tied if they get passed this i think it's a game changer. >> bringing the cup home. >> all right. all right. >> maybe >> but, you know, two more rounds to go after this one. >> whatever. >> whatever you pengs fan. stick to the weather. >> one step at a time. >> weather-wise starting off in the cold start this mor morning. and we'll warm it up as we get later on into the afternoon. 47 the current temperature in washington. winds out of the southwest at 3 miles an hour. and again it's a clear sky. out to the west helped temperatures drop just so much. satellite and radar showing clouds coming through southern portions of pennsylvania and that's about it on the radar today and that's all we're really expected here. afternoon planner, lots of sunshine through the morning, 60

the cps says it could be another week or so before it decides.pulling out of the election and decanter that there is running again, is tomorrow. if the conservatives were worried there could be a prosecution, they might have to decide to pull out craig mckinley. i spoke to somebody at conservative headquarters who says no discussions are being head, they wouldn't have long anyway, looks like they will wait and see. the time is exactly quarter past three. the headlines on bbc news: political shock waves as president trump tells his fbi director, you're fired. he says it's over hillary clinton's e—mails, but critics see a cover—up over russia. the 11—year—old girl who died on a school trip to a theme park in staffordshire, herfamily say their world has been torn apart. no conservatives will face charges for breaches of expenses rules of the 2015 general election, says the crown prosecution service. eddie jones is expecting a highly competitive rugby world cup group after being drawn alongside france and argentina to the tournament in 2019. he insis

those views any in virginia, or at least in this district and we're one of the mt diverse schools in cpst believe in any of the views he had or any of the things he upholds. >> it's a part of american history but people need to understand history. you can't eradicate history. >> reporter: and there are reports that the cost to change the name here could be upwards of a million dollars to change the name and the logo on everything associated with it. critics of the name change say that that money could be better spent on education and other resources and programs needed for the school. tisha lewis fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> aall right, well we certainly start to see some storms popping up. it was hot today. is this part of -- > all part of that and real feel of summer today with the humidity up and so we've got a little bit of energy for these storms to feed on and we have a couple of severe this morning warnings. big concern i think is hail and heavy rain with them. not fun to be driving in this today, shawn and tony, plenty of moisture available to rain on you. what you will also find is

the cps have also given me advice which i‘ve shared with chief constables on how we should deal withuth korea‘s presidential election suggest that voters have overwhelmingly chosen the liberal candidate moon jae—in as their next president. he is expected to change course on north korea and increase contact with the regime, despite recent missile tests there. the former president was impeached and arrested over fraud allegations. joining me now via webcam is dr seung—young kim, senior lecturer in korean studies at the university of sheffield. what do we know about him? he is a former human rights lawyer. he knows how to run the government and lead. he‘s more progressive and liberal than his predecessor. it is not a great line. if i could just ask you about the early predictions which suggest a lot of young people have come out and voted. does he appeal particularly to young people? yes, younger people is more liberal and more willing to engage with north korea. north korea has been engaging in the nuclear weapons programme. he believes it is more important to engage with dialogue and

cover—up on a huge level, and i think that the electoral commission are involved in this and i think the cpsattention from what really goes on behind the scenes. other parties have also been fined for the way they've filed election expenses. this time the justice system has concluded there's evidence of inaccuracies, but not of a deliberate attempt to deceive. but that's not it, because there is still a police investigation into one official going on in london and prosecutors are examining files of 2000 lived in campaign spending in south thanet in eastern kent, the candidate then, as now, craig mackinlay. tomorrow is the last day on which he could be replaced on the ballot, but you won't hear about any prosecution by then. so the conservatives are going to have to push ahead with him as their candidate. no doubt holding their breath! thank you. police have named an eleven—year—old girl who died yesterday while on a school trip to drayton manor theme park in staffordshire. evha jannath, from leicester, fell out of a boat on the splash canyon ride. in a statement, her family said their world

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spokesperson telling us that so- called fundraiser is not affiliated with roosevelt high school or the cps >> i was angry when i found out this was a fraud because so many of us in the city really want to do everything we can to look out for and to help our students. >> if you want to make a donation to a dc school, often. go through the specific channels available. >> here's the deal. the school in particular mainly has fundraisers on its campus or under adult supervision. if there is ever any question, call or check their twitter feed to hopefully prevent yourself from becoming the next victim. >> if there's someone out there preying on people's heartstrings. >> in northwest washington, wusa 9. >> the police haven't released the suspect description of the people involved in the scam. if you know anything, you are asked to give authorities a call. >>> a bible verse on the back of a pickup truck sparking outrage. >> the message calls for women to be submissive and quiet. the driver who spotted it says the message seems to be a disturbing sign of the times. >> yesterday morning i was drivin

report any suspicion of child abuse to cps.e cps has cleared someone, it does no good to keep them out on administrative le leave. >> reporter: right now, we're told there are 128 cases that in comparison montgomery county toll us last month they only have 20 active cases. so you can see that there does seem to be a great difference when it comes to how these things are handled different school systems. now, also last night dr. maxwell toll us that he does believe there can be some adjustments made in the training happening over this summer and in his opinion he believes those reporting numbers will even eventually settle down. live in upper marlboro, melanie alnwick fox live local news. >> i think the big question the superintendent taking the approach it seems that once they get everything figured out and streamed lined the numbers will work themselves down the member of the board education we need to change the way that we're looking at this from the top down. >> right. long-term substitutes and paying the teachers -- >> fin

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both companies contend since the state has not set a legal lawable level of tmpt cp, they shouldn't be held liable for its clean up. >> has the state of california waited too long to come to a standard here? >> i think one of the things that is most disturbing is to look at the amount ofoften take limit set and realize when you look at the whole nation, california is the gold standard. >> wunts agree touldn't you agr has taken too long? >> i do think they have taken too long. this is a case of environmental injustice. >> reporter: this is a man from california's water resources control board showing all the wells throughout california that have tcp in them. and you can also find it at nbcbayarea.com. we reached out to both dow and shell, but they did not return multiple messageses seeking comment. they have said publicly in the past there is no proof that tcp is a human carcinogen or that humans have ever been harmed by it. state water board officials admit the state has taken a lonk tg ti time. and they tell me they are working on it and hope to set the dard within the next month or s

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investigated for historical sex assault allegations, which he denied, and the case was dropped by the cpsing damage from the incident, and he said that the way that the police and the bbc cooperated had infringed his privacy and he wanted a very substantial damages. we do not know what damages we re damages. we do not know what damages were awarded, but previously south yorkshire police had apologised. in their words, they apologised wholeheartedly for the additional anxiety caused by the initial handling of the media interest in its investigation into the singer. all of that concerns south yorkshire police, this isn't over yet, sir cliff is still in dispute with the bbc. yes, that dispute was with south yorkshire police and separately with the bbc. the bbc and sir cliff remain separately with the bbc. the bbc and sircliff remain in separately with the bbc. the bbc and sir cliff remain in dispute. the bbc has made no comment on today's developments, but previously a spokesman said that the bbc had reported sir cliff's full denial of allegations at every stage, and they said, we have previ

the cps says no conservatives will face charges over claims they'd breached the rules on campaign spendingthe last general election. fifa investigates paul pogba's £89 million transfer from juventus to manchester united last summer. and pigs do fly. 50 years after pink floyd's debut album a celebration and exhibition to mark the anniversary. it's 5 o'clock, good afternoon. president trump has defended his decision to sack the head of the fbi without warning — saying he'd lost the confidence of almost everyone in washington. but critics from both sides say the dismissal of james comey smacks of a cover up, to do with the agency's investigation into possible collusion between the trump presidential campaign and russia. from washington, here's rajini vaidyanathan. absolutely explosive news from washington... this is a fox news alert. james comey has been fired. politics in the time of trump is often unpredictable but this was a political bombshell that few saw coming. back in washington today james comey was in los angeles, he did not know he had been sacked. why did not know he had been sack

they require staff to report any and all suspicions of wrongdoing directly to cps and so teachers sayysical contact with students even if a child needs some help. everyone agrees that, you know, more needs to be done to protect these students but these new revamped rules is just not doing it. it's causing more harm than good. so, again, we school district that they will be reviewing these revamped policies and consider new training into how they're going to be going about reporting them later on this summer is. that's the very latest here from upper marlboro. back to you in the studio. >> 5:35 is the time. developing in the district at this time looks like mayor bowser's efforts to curtail homelessness in d.c. is working. the number of homeless people in d.c. has declined 11 percent last year. bowser says there is still more work that needs to be done and wants to make sure every d.c. resident has a safe place to call home. >> ♪ >> 5:35 is our time right now. and assoc so the rain is going o start today. >> rain is going to start today. >> probably will affect saturday outdoor plans.

the victim ‘s courage in coming forward to give evidence in able the cps to secure his conviction andprivate health care trust which oversees some of the hospitals where ian paterson carried out some of those operations has released a statement apologising to the victims. one of the private health ca re victims. one of the private health care trusts says what ian paterson did absolutely should not have happened. police hunting for a prisoner who escaped from a hospital in salisbury in wiltshire, say the escape may have been pre—planned and he may have received help. michal kisier, who's thought to be armed with a razor blade, overpowered his guards at the hospital last night. police say he is dangerous, and that members of the public should not approach him. they're urging anyone who sees a man matching his description to contact police immediately. our correspondentjon kay is at salisbury hospital for us now. we are getting a picture of how he got out. yes. we understand michael kisier was an inmate at hms erlesto ke kisier was an inmate at hms erlestoke and he was found in his cell

cover—up on a huge level and i think that the electoral commission are involved in this and i think the cps from what really goes on behind the scenes. other parties have also been fined for the way they've filed election expenses. this time the justice system has concluded there's evidence of inaccuracies but not of a deliberate attempt to deceive. education has taken centre stage in the election campaign today. labour and the lib dems revealing their policies. both pledge billions more. labour says schools and further education policies would benefit under plans for what it calls a national education service. liberal democrats say under their planned spending per pupil will be protected. branwen spending per pupil will be protected. bra nwen jeffreys spending per pupil will be protected. branwenjeffreys reports. lots of measurements of how long it ta kes for lots of measurements of how long it takes for the sound to get to us. measuring the speed of sound in cambridge. today a lesson in politics as well as science. news travelling of money for education. at the college in leaves it was al

, the second being preparation of acts of terrorism, which is effectively a key offence used by the cpsin essence, what this case amounts to is an allegation against rizlaine boular and her mother, mina dich, whose 43, and a third woman, khawla barghouti, and it said that rizlaine boular, along with the other two, conspired between the 11th of april and the 28th of april, so last month, to murder persons unknown. in effect, the allegation amounts to a suggestion that there was going to be some sort of terrorist attack involving knives in the westminster area of the capital. miss boular is further accused of engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism and her mother and the third defendant are accused of helping her in that aim. when they came into the dock this morning, miss boular and her mother were wearing full islamic dress, their faces were fully veiled. the senior districtjudge asked both women to partially removed the face covering so their eyes could be seen and they agreed to do that, then mina dich brought the covering back down again, the mother, over her eyes. t

the victims‘ courage in coming forward to give evidence enabled the cps to secure his conviction. private health care trust that oversees some of the hospitals where mr paterson carried out some of his operations has released a statement apologising to the victims. spire health care, which runs the spire parkway hospital in solihull and the spire little aston, says: bullying in the online gaming world is a growing problem, according to new research. half the gamers questioned by the anti—bullying charity, ditch the label, said they had been harassed or received threats. more details from our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. for 16—year—old bailey, video games have been a big part of his life. and were once an escape when he was getting a hard time at school. he enjoys pitting his skills against other players online. but what he doesn't like is the abuse he sometimes gets while playing. he first experienced bullying in games when he was ten. and it's not getting any better. if i'm playing a game and i score a goal, i have literally been told to kill myself. if you are b

wagner, if i may, what is cp doing to ensure the servers and the data is not compromised under cyber attack? >> i have to defer to our it step. the data house within the ccp syst ccp -- cbp system, we'll do what is called -- it takes your pictures and that's being put in the cloud space and if somebody to hack that, they'll get a bunch of numbers. when the match is made, the data comes back to the cbp database and where it is secured. >> thank you, i yield back. >> one last question. mr. wagner, you said you have enough funding for what you planned to do, do we have a sense of what the total cost of the facial recognition to be rolled out, aired and sea ports and the time line and should we expect to gate plan on how it is all going to happen? >> we believe we have funding of facial recognitions. >> at all? >> all. >> depending of the final depending goes and stake holders taking on and providing what our government provides if cbp have to provide, if we can work with tsa and consolidate some of the ju patches, decentralize place. that's an easier to do it. it brings the staffing cau

people were saying, if you don't get him out of cps out of third grade, he is not going to college. people are still saying the same thing today. --ent off and had a six foot a successful career, went to college, morehouse college, a pretty regarded place. my wife went to stanford. people were saying and then. it wasn't true. they are saying it now and it ain' true either. wese things stick because don't challenge them. we can have a reasonable discussion about why a school may be better for a particular child, but we cannot let go unchallenged the sometimes frankly racist notions that this school is not going to get your child ready. my kids are in the same school i went to. people in my friends and said, oh, we have to go to a private school. i said, look, you can do that, but nothing has changed in their experience going to that school. if it is a better school for them, great, but the school they are in now is great. i'm watching kids thrive every civil day. i also think about the listen my children learn when i put them in that school. then i show up at that school to make sure

. >> in your judgment he used a cp in order to strike out against his own enemy. >> the victim are theeople. that's why he was trying to blame on them because they were speaking the truth and spoken against him that you said you want to give a voice to the voices but your government considers you a dangerous man. your own family, your father, says he's ashamed of you and want to disown you and have nothing to do with you. >> of course, it's tough. but i believe what i believe. i want to be the voice for the innocent people. right. i feel the news and everything -- if you look at, you know, after -- there's no evidence that he's blaming on it. there's no one evidence because they blame it on them. >> but, enes, do you think your life is in danger, that your family is in danger? >> i'm getting death threats every day. >> still. >> still. >> i believe when i leave this set, i leave this room, i'm going to keep getting death threats but i believe in what i believe. >> do you some day plan after basketball to go back to turkey? >> not any time soon. probably not. >> i was going to say is yo

why did not the cps prosecute this case in 2008 when holly first went to the police?s absolutely credible. would you say that holly was betrayed?” was absolutely credible. would you say that holly was betrayed? i have no difficulty in apologising to her. she was let down by the whole system and we were part of that system. that was the actor who played the man with us now and sammy with us he is survived a child grooming gang. it really was one of those rare moments of these days, a television moments of these days, a television moment when anybody who watched it last night over last few nights will be talking about this programme today. it was so shocking and, at times, terrifying to watch but, sammy, you lived a version of it, didn‘t you? sammy, you lived a version of it, didn't you? what happened to you? just after my 14th birthday i was at a local shop with a friend, as most teenagers do, going about my business when ian came in. we knew him asa business when ian came in. we knew him as a friend, he was not a com plete him as a friend, he was not a complete strang

call cps. gary says he went to a san jose bees game with one of his older kids...hey were in the tunnel and he saw the mascot take his costume off. he says it looked like he hadn't bathed in days... and was kind of a nasty guy. gary had to tell his daugther they guy was just on his free time. gary says every once in a while, go behind the scenes and see the santas around christmas. it might scare you. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may incl

this morning we've got another exclusive cp that's actually airing to night. a real life album release party. >> all right. first though in other celebrity news brad pitt opens up and drops what really happened between his split with angelina. empire gabbie also talking about her tough times and two legends feuding? how about bad blood between aretha and dion? >> no. >> hmm. >> we'll see what wisdom has to say about that and more in celebrity dish. >> and another thing... ♪ z2c5pz z16fz y2c5py y16fy ♪ it's 10:15. that means it's time for our celebrity ditch dish. brad pitt is making his come back after we know a very stressful past year. 53-year-old actor graced the cover of u.s. gq style magazine the first time that he has appeared on the cover of any magazine since his flit with angelina jolie last august. the actor appeared ton three different covers for the magazine gazing soul physical at the camera in each one not smiling. during his first interview he compared his split from angelina to a death. and he admits his heavy drinking actually became a problem

bia cp is absolutely. >> could you raise that mike's work. >> yes, ma'am. we are absolutely prepared to make sure that all persons are provided equal protection under the law. that's over speaking of on this issue. as it relates to mandatory hate crime reporting certainly, the recording of all hate crimes understand what issues we are facing would be helpful. i also know that mandatory reporting was the only element that was passed in this larger discussion, it would be ineffective. it is going to take all of the pillars of the argument that have been expressed at the table today to be able to have a stronger, robust response as a community, including law enforcement to address this issue. were prepared to work to meet. >> i think that's a bingo moment thank you. ms. gupta, i know of your good work in the past and welcome back here anytime. would you provide leadership in your organization to help with this effort? >> of course. the issue of siding hate and bias motivated violence has been a long-standing priority for the leadership conference and it contin

despite a firmer recovery and looking through the volatile ratings of hi cp, inflation over recent months pressures have remained subdued. domestic cost pressures notably from wages are still insufficient to support a durable and self sustaining convergence of inflation towards our medium-term objective. for domestic price pressures to strengthen, we still need very accommodative financing conditions which are themselves dependent on a fairly substantial amount of monetary accommodation. at its june monetary policy meeting, the guardian council will receive an update of the staff projections in a more complete information set on which it will be able to formulate its judgment on the distribution around the most likely outlook for growth and inflation. overall, we remain firmly convinced that an extraordinary amount of monetary policy support, including through our forward guidance, is it still necessary for the present level of underutilized resources to be reabsorbed and for inflation to return to stabilize around levels close to 2% within a meaningful medium-term horizon. you asked me t