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one of the cases is if there is a huge media outcry it can be referred to the cps and looked at.d the cps have 28 days then to make their review. the government from the 8th of august will include 19 terror related sentences to this list that can be scrutinised. do you fear it might mean more people are swept up into prisons that might cause its own problems? we have heard about radicalisation in prisons, for example. we have people who will be sentenced to prison anyway. the scheme will look at potentially increasing that. it is passing a greater burden on to the already overstretched prison system and the issue of radicalisation in prison needs to be dealt with. the home secretary made comments in the same speech about dealing with that, but it is putting that level of responsibility into our overstretched prison system. many thanks. donald trump has criticised china over its relations with north korea and on twitter he accused china of making billions of dollars from trade but doing nothing to tackle north korea‘s nuclear threat, it comes after north korea carried out a second

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on the news and i would be like oh, my god if that happened to my kid and now it's my turn because cps fails to do their job and investigate? >> reporter: at howard with the children's advocacy institute admits they have a tough job but people should demand answers about why jackson was left in an abusive home. >> we all have a moral responsibility to make sure we know first what happened. and second, if mistakes were made, that it never, ever, ever happens again. we owe that to this baby. >> reporter: as for gonzales, instead of planning her son's next basketball game, she's planning how she'll donate his organs when she takes him off life support. she won't rest until she sees justice for jackson. >> my son isn't here anymore. >> now that he's been taken off life support, they say if will be up to the district attorney's office whether more charges will be filed. >>> a woman in sacramento says police threw her to the ground, eight months pregnant. >> started contractions. >> police admit to using force. why they say they did nothing wrong. also. ♪ >>> a concert in the middle of natur

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on the news and i would be like oh, my god if that happened to my kid and now it's my turn because cps fails to do their job and investigate? >> reporter: at howard with the children's advocacy institute admits they have a tough job but people should demand answers about why jackson was left in an abusive home. >> we all have a moral responsibility to make sure we know first what happened. and second, if mistakes were made, that it never, ever, ever happens again. we owe that to this baby. >> reporter: as for gonzales, instead of planning her son's next basketball game, she's planning how she'll donate his organs when she takes him off life support. she won't rest until she sees justice for jackson. >> my son isn't here anymore. >> now that he's been taken off life support, they say if will be up to the district attorney's office whether more charges will be filed. >>> a woman in sacramento says police threw her to the ground, eight months pregnant. >> started contractions. >> police admit to using force. why they say they did nothing wrong. also. ♪ >>> a concert in the middle of natur

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number,s a hard and fast based on the census bureau product, american community survey done acs, cps monthly b42 million. but we as demographers believe that hard and fast number is a think is , which i probably part of the intent of your question and then because get immigrants don't counted in surveys, they don't speak english, hard to reach, in remote locations, like migrant workers, we believe that be as high as two or three million people, so be 45.number might host: talking about immigrants illegally?try guest: no, all immigrants, 42 million is official, maybe as as 45 to 46 unofficially. the country illegally are less likely to be counted. best estimate are between 11 and million and that is including the idea that probably up to 15 20% of them are missed by the government does. it is not an exact science, but demographers and the labor force statistics, number of people working in the triangulate with insus bureau data and people immigrant communities and asked them to respond to census and up with they come undercount that can run as high as 20% for undocumented. host: so ta

iraqi forces are now moving them out of old cp . no. yeah but i. i think it would. night andw being. it's our boy they will close and it turned out so you know so. they would be safe. looks like so many here. their future remains uncertain. that discipline of art bbc news was so. quick look at some of the day's other news now and the leader of france's far right national front party marine le pen. has been put on the formal investigation over an alleged european parliament funding scandal. prosecutors suspected that the party took money officially embarked for the stuff at the european parliament. like voted for multi work in france. india is introducing sweeping tax reforms described as the biggest since independence seventy years ago. they will streamline and standardize existing tax rules on goods and services. supporters say the move will create a unified single indian market and help to talk corruption. opponents say many small businesses will struggle to cope with the new rules. germany has legalized same sex marriage a move that brings it in line with many of

i've been given exclusive access to correspondence written by a wang yam's solicitors to the cps before this that his lawyers felt crucial information was not being disclosed, in particular wang yam's relationship with mi6. his lawyers also attach this letter from the ministry of defence, which invited wang yam in for an interview and faint invented by a full his cooperation. because of a 2008 court order, we are not allowed to learn any more about our group to's work for mi6 or how it relates to his defence. i questioned wang yam about whether he had asked the police to get in touch with mi6 after being arrested. you told them already off the record that you were with mi6? what i can tell you, this was in open court, is that he was trying to get alongside pretty serious criminals in order to gather information as to their illegal activities. to take that information and report to the appropriate authorities. i authorities you mean mi6? i can't go any further. his defence has given in open court was that he was gathering information of illegal activity and was taking that information to

different kids and i would be like oh my god if that happened to my kid and now it's my turn because cpsails to do their job and actually just investigate >( marty ) now it is up to the d-a's office whether or not more charges will be filed. the childs' family created a go fund me account to pay for some of his medical expenses. ( marty ) still ahead on kron four news weekend... the giants head to l-a to take on the dodgers and will bob melvin finally pick up his one- thousandth career win? bay area sports, after the break. ( marty ) live look outside... richmond bridge if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one e

we'll be bringing in cps to make sure everything is safe for that child to go home. it's just a tragic scene. any time a child is in the crossfire of something like this, it hits at a community pretty hard. >> reporter: sergeant ray kelly with the sheriff's department. thank you so much. we'll let you get back to the investigation. it looks like they'll have this closed for quite a while as they look at this and try to make an identification on that victim. we'll stay here and get some updates and brick it to you later on -- bring it to you later on. we'll send it back to you. >> have they said whether the person that was the killed was the father of the baby? >> reporter: that is something they're trying to piece together. it is something where they're talking to relatives so they're getting some information there, but really, they're waiting for the coroner's office to arrive so they can process the scene the correct way, do a proper identification, and then also reach out to the mother who as we heard earlier is with the child right now with the deputies. they're

cp officers on the alexandria ball field.the two priority areas for me are fiscal security and safety of the senate and legislative branch followed by cyber. again, as you pointed out, the digital domain is one that is persistent, it requires our constant attention and i will get into that in more depth later. we are in a dynamic threat environment, the shooting two weeks ago perpetrated by a lone assailant highlight it is potential for threats off campus and in member home districts. actor shooter threats to have campus are a main concern for both chief verderosa and i and persistent efforts to protect data and privacy is very high on our radar. .. subject to do and has caused significant disruption. finally we can take our eye off the insider threat. again it's the reality of today's environment and yet we are to pay attention to it. we have a proactive forward leading postured to detect and deter and disrupt threats before any attacks. that's again where we are putting a lot of our wait. rapid response and assessment of cr

the mother then called cps directly after a month went by wanting to know the status of the investigation. that's when police were ultimately called, tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >>> police say man was on a robbery in down dc. >> one bank robbery and two attempted happened within blocks each other less than half an hour. matt ackland is here with more on these. >> reporter: as you guys know, metro center is one of the busiest areas of dc, this is where the first one happened around 10:00 this morning, in fact, just moments ago, the atm area opened up. police were able to give a really good description, this was a man in his 50's, he was driving a cadillac silver gold navy champagne, once he hit this one, they couple blocks away and then attempted to rob two other, those two very close to the white house. dc police rolling out the crime scene tape. blocking people from a busy sidewalk. >> you have to go around. >> through the glass of the m and t bank our camera captured fbi agents collecting evidence this bank and a few blocks away two more attempted bank robberies those were closed for

different kids and i would be like oh my god if that happened to my kid and now it's my turn because cps fails to do their job and actually just investigate >(pam) now it is up to the d-a's office whether or not more charges will be filed... the childs' family created a go fund me account .. to pay for some of his medical expenses. (grant) we are seeing the oakland man facing terror - related charges for the first time.... the f-b-i accused him of sharing plans to attack the bay area in the name of isis. tonight -- his family talks to kron 4 news in his defense. kron4's ella sogomonian is live at u-c berkeley... one of the targets the suspect allegedly talked about attacking. ella you met with the man's uncle? i did this is an east bay family who is struggling since the terror related charges saying they believe the justice system will reveal amer al haggagi's true nature. a federal grand jury charged 22-year-old east bay man amer alhaggagi with attempting to support the terror group isis. his uncle met with kron 4 news to defend the character of a young man he calls peaceful. "what has

we have had reaction from the police and the cps.nspector rock roenick saying mohammed sadiq had abused his position of trust within the community. both referencing the influence he had in his area of cardiff, and it was harrowing, actually, the victim impact state m e nts actually, the victim impact statements that were read out in court, one victim saying she had attempted to take her own life because of the abuse she had suffered. another saying she and others felt they couldn't tell anyone about what had happened because of the culture they had grown up in. earlier, we heard from amanda morris from the muslim council that read out a statement on the half of the mosque in cardiff. mohammed sadiq 's the half of the mosque in cardiff. mohammed sadiq '5 been sentenced for historical sexual abuse. we applaud the bravery and courage of the young women, who now as adults, pursued the case and justice. he was not an ordinary man, but a teacher at the mosque. all mosques in wales have child protection policies now in place. teachers and v

charlie has a pre-existing condition because of the cp and her challenges. she has already had all of the lifetime caps that would've rendered her unable to get insurance pre- aca. charlie, in the hospital, because of her dramatic birth weight was the recipient of medicaid funds that would be cua under the current bill. charlie is currently the recipient of a medicaid waiver to help her afford supplies for her feeding tube and if she starts kindergarten in the charlottesville public schools would be given an individualized education plan under the individuals with disability education act of some of those expenses are being compensated by medicaid. caps, medicaid cuts, they all affect this dynamic young five -year-old who is entitled as any of us to try to be all she can be.e. if we persist on the path we are on now, the bill that is being proposed, we would hurt families like these and we don't need to do that. instead, we can help them. u before the passage of the affordable care act, we knew pre-existing conditions like charlie based on their barriers to

charles percy snow, cp snow, he gave what was called the read lecture at cambridge university in the uk, and it was dubbed a two cultures lecture, the science and humanities and said if we have people learning the laws of thermodynamics they should also be reading shakespeare, and vice versa, and it's not a new idea to kind of blend these two in the advent of big data and ai and all these biz -- buzz words we see, there's a notion that these are magic new secret sauces that will change our world, and somehow with enough data the answers will appear and with a.i. our jobs disappear. in actuality, going back to plato and sir francis bacon and information not the same thing as knowledge and the transition between information and knowledge requires sort of human input, and to go back to defense, there are couple of examples in the book you think in this world of big data, if you go up to the newport, rhode island, the naval war college. whey why do we still have war gaming? we have all the dat and intelligence, why do war gaming? there's a human component andow have to have force on forc

certainly in your case, the police, the cps, they acted in a way you have praised. force, devon and cornwall police force were great. the crown prosecution service were great. there was a clear case of cyberstalking. thejudge great. there was a clear case of cyberstalking. the judge sent the perpetrator down for four years and one month, which was, at the time, the longest sentence for cyberstalking handed down in this country. what i found was it's not so country. what i found was it's not so much a postcode lottery, it is pa rt so much a postcode lottery, it is part luck when you are a victim of stalking. i think when we're talking about dealing with this kind of crime, we need to look forward, not back, and learn from what's happened to helen, which is not good practice. learn from how i was treated which is good practice. we need to try to work together to tackle this crime. many, many people are not able to drill down into, and fully understand. for victims, are not able to drill down into, and fully understand. forvictims, even themselves, a lot of them don't

their chances of speaking to the brother of abedi, we were told, that the cps has been engaging withwould be able directly to question abedi's brother, other than that liaison is something which is happening and they are hoping to do so. other information we were given, we now know that salman abedi was walking around manchester for several hours before he detonated his devastating bomb at the arena in manchester on the 22nd of may. police say they do not believe he was looking to target anywhere else, they think he was intending to go to manchester arena, they do have cctv of him walking around the city centre for what they say was several hours with his bomb that evening. lots more information still to come, we're just finished the briefing but those are the main lines of what the police told us. that was judith moritz. the gmb union says firefighters at the sellafield nuclear strike will go on strike for the first time. what than six members of the union have been involved in a row over pgy- have been involved in a row over pay. more than 10,000 people in the process of being deco

yes, i was bullied because i had the visual and hearing problems as well as the cp.ping the cp will games in spain, but my main goal is 2020 order will championships in london, in 2019, hopefully, if they do it in london. —— the world championships. the main goal is to keep doing what iam doing the main goal is to keep doing what i am doing with the support ofjenny and david from the academy. hope that i can one day be in the olympic stadium. eden, what about you?” eden, what about you? i have the junior world championships coming up in two weeks. that is my main focus, trying to go there and do what i do best, which is racing. after that, i wa nt best, which is racing. after that, i want to try to go to the europeans. itjust want to try to go to the europeans. it just depends on what the times. apart from that, i want to keep enjoying the sport. if i don't enjoy it, iwant enjoying the sport. if i don't enjoy it, i want to do my best. holly and steph, when the champion jets out of the way, what next? obviously we are going to have the world championships in 2019, whi

one officer who was formerly the vice—chairman of the police federation, a file on him gone to the cpsejudge in the the judge in the case of charlie gard says he will make a final ruling tomorrow. a hospice may be the only option for the child after the only option for the child after the parents asked for her son to return home to die. a fully electric version of the mini is to be built at the bmw plant in oxford. there were over 86,000 vacant roles in the nhs in the first three months of this year, an increase of almost 8,000 on the same period in 2016. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. raging fires across the south of france and corsica are being fanned by high temperatures and strong winds. thousands of firefighters are battling the blazes. one forest fire has swept through 1600 acres of the luberon national park in provence; and people have been moved to safety from the town of biguglia in north eastern corsica. sophie long reports. firefighters

it's just a cps data, the march document from this 2004 to 2011. and i limit my special to age 55 to 64 years old workers and with no medicaid coverage. so thing table i would like to show the statistics. maybe the number here is a little bit more but may take away for the table. just want to show the comparison of the individual level characteristics for the health savings account state and nonhealth savings account fades for each sometime of state i -- the older age group and she mall group and the less educated people, and i didn't find any dramatic differences between those groups but anywhere i controlled for every characteristic i can in my model. and this table is the first empirical evidence i'd like to show you guys. so, i use the profit and the linear to compare and the common one i just report all the associated marginal. and according to the result is don't think the health savings account existence significantly changed our group insurance coverage for the whole sample, and the reason wife i think i got this small and insignificant pos

the cps data stat, the march supplement from this 2004 tore 2011. and i limit my example to age 55 to 64 workers with no medicaid coverage. so this table i would like to show the statistics of my whole samples. the main takeaway for this table i want to show the comparison of the individual level characteristics for the health savings account. and for each type of states, i sample to the whole sample, the older age group, and the small group and the less educated people. and i didn't find -- so i used the nonlinear profit model and the linear model to compare the results and as we can see, the common one i just report all the -- with their standard -- so i'm seeing whether there is a specific -- this table shows the results which i separate the able group. so from column one to column 4, so you can observe the pattern of the fact for the younger -- youngest group to the oldest group. as we can see the column four will give us a positive and negative kind of result. my interpretation about this coefficient is that when you are a worker between 55 to

committee focused on the fact a former member of texas has organized sitting on behalf of the na ark cp. he was also the -- because he's sitting very orderly unlike other sittings and were pot all orderly so this apparently proved something. justice marshall explained that among those sittings the naacp were independent -- and he had no connection to any of these things. this process, no good argument was raised. other things was that he had experience in the very narrow field of civil rights law and didn't have a good understanding of the security how cases that formed the staple of the work of the second circuit. he explains what his experience was, he had by that time argued many cases including the important case of the century for the supreme court. that did not seem to convince the senator. bottom line senator eastland did not want to let his nomination come up for a vote. and he was saved by the public senators from new york. who he held in extremely high regard and extremely grateful and he had different times or snippet of this story but reading the transcript made it come toge

the police were not interested and the cps said there wasn‘t enough evidence.omophobic insults or attacks? can i imagine a time? not really actually. just from knowing how attitudes prevail, i suppose as humans, we tend to group people up and the majority tend to kind of hold sway over minorities that will deviate from the norm. it's it‘s about educating people actually. you have changed your mind, you couldn‘t see it now you can. what about you, winnie, how old are you, do you mind me asking? 35. do you imagine an era in your lifetime when there is equality, no insults, people treat you fairly and equally? i really hope there could bea equally? i really hope there could be a time like that. at the moment, hearing everybody's be a time like that. at the moment, hearing eve rybody's experiences, be a time like that. at the moment, hearing everybody's experiences, it does seem quite far away but i think with a lot of support, education, especially pride this year in london was especially pride this year in london was absolutely amazing, the turnout was was absolu