hostility is said of sympathy and aunt says as i said to the house in 2012 about the hillsborough independent panel's report it's wrong that the families had to wait for so long and to fight so hard just to get to the truth. in 2009 and independent commission was set up to investigate the real truth behind the tragedy and held its meetings in liverpool cathedral. 41 people therefore had evidence to change to survive after if you read through 15. more anguish for relatives of those who lost their lives but among the findings of the independent panel's reports published in 2012 exoneration for the fans 23 years after the event. got a bust. in addition to the sun the initial police report had likewise blamed supporters but in 1991 the official coroner's inquest recorded a verdict of accidental death. later families undertook a series of private prosecutions blaming the police but to no avail so the results of the independent panel in 2012 at least provided some sense of justice the truth will deliver to the wealth by the whole independent panel the polls. change life fantastic i was definitely colorful

biden is calling for a independent panel to review the cost of drugs that have no competition in the market and attacks on increased prices that exceed the right of inflation. the former vice president is seeking to draw a contrast with others in the democratic field by forcefully defending the affordable care act passed during the obama-biden administration and warning about what he sees as the flaws with medicare for all. >> but the transition of dropping 300 million people on a new plan i'm telling you is, i think, kind of a little risky at this point. >> reporter: bernie sanders returning fire this morning. >> i like joe and i hope we will have this debate. you know, but when joe says something to the effect that medicare for seniors -- what did you say -- will end, that is an absurd situation. >> reporter: and as the candidates work to one-up each other on the policy front, the view of the money race is coming into sharper focus as campaigns finish reporting the second quarter fundraising. pete buttigieg led the field in the second quarter raising nearly $25 million. the midwest

he was cleared to take part in the fight with the colombian after attending an independent panel hearingber—one ranked with — behind american champion wilder — for more than 600 days. cricket, and in the women's ashes, australia will look to complete a t20 series whitewash over england when they play the last of their three games in bristol on wednesday. they lead by 12 points to two in the multi—format series and have already retained the ashes — having only dropped points in the rain—affected drawn test match. the men's ashes series is due to get under way on thursday but poor weather has hampered pitch preparations in birmingham. heavy rain has been falling at edgbaston with the outfield showing plenty of surface water less than 48 hours before the start of the five—match series betwen england and australia. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. tuesday brought a destructive combination of weather to some parts of the british isles. across the southern counties it was all about the stren

$5000000000.00 for failing to protect user data they also ordered the social media giant to step up an independent panel to oversee privacy policies the measures came as facebook announced that revenues and profits rose faster than expected in the 2nd quarter so we agreed to. the president of 2. as subsea has died at the age of 92 he was north africans 1st democratically elected leader and took power in 2014 after the ouster of the country's long time dictator in the arab spring the recently announced that he would not seek another term to allow space for young people who was hospitalized at the end of june for a severe illness. now to a plea for help from 2 saudis so stirrers living in hiding in turkey they say that they were forced to flee their home country after suffering abuse by their male family members they're part of a growing number of saudi women fleeing systematic discrimination under the kingdom's male guardianship system which allows men to control virtually every aspect of a woman's life didn't use yulia hunt reports. full that and has seen a feast in blue so far abuse like this and chang

comprehensive health care plan that includes a provision to lower drug costs biden is calling for an independent panel to review the cost of drugs that have no competition in the market and a tax on increase prices that exceed the rate of inflation former vice president is seeking to draw a contrast with others in the democratic field. i forcefully defending the affordable care act passed during the obama biden administration and warning about what he sees as the flaws with medicare for all but the transition of dropping 300 million people on a new plan. >>a totally new and he says i think kind of a a little risky at this point. bernie sanders returning fire this morning. i like joe and i hope we. >>we'll have this debate. you know, but when joe says to the effect that medicare for seniors, what he's able end. i mean that just an obvious lee absurd situation as the candidates work to one up each other on the policy front. the view of the money raised is coming into sharper focus this campaign's finish reporting their second-quarter fundraising numbers south bend, mayor people to judge led the field in

recognize there are concerns but i understand that this health secretary has referred to the independent reconfiguration panel and it will be studying that advice carefully before making a decision. we've a simple view that they should take these decisions because it is clinicians who should take this. >> i often disagree with the prime minister but i respect that many of her intentions are honest and decent. but she raised the hopes of many of carriers carers by promising them that. so far we have reference to a committee is that field promise justified. does it mean that she is ensured that the indecency is delivered. >> can i say to the honorable john the issue is one that we had been consulting have every expectation that they will take that forward. mister speaker has been remarked upon that my right honorable friend is one of only three prime ministers was watch the world cup and has been brought out. we are fortunate enough to be present to watch that wonderful team effort. in the final week of her permission would she allow herself the luxury of considering the history that is likely to keep her candi

the efl says bury will now be referred to an independent disciplinary panel.ave been in administration since the middle of may, with a proposed takeover of the club still not complete. but the efl says it's satisfied after a meeting that the necessary requirements will be met so the game will be played as scheduled on saturday. and st helens head coach justin holbrook is expected to be named the new coach of the gold coast titans in australia's nrl within the next 24 hours. holbrookjoined saints in 2017 and guided them to a first challenge cup final in 11 years after they beat championship side halifax on saturday. the club are also 10 points clear at the top of super league. holbrook‘s expected to see out the rest of this season with saints. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. bye. we started this week off on a fine note. plenty of sunshine up and down the country on monday and it was quite warm to. now we turn our attention to this area of low pressure which is going to bring some unseasonably strong

the case was referred to the ncc, the party's independent complaints panel.bour's top official, jennie formby, a close ally of mr corbyn, said the ncc cannot be allowed to continue in the way they are at the moment. "i will also be challenging the panel for the jackie walker case". friends, comrades, thank you. later in the correspondence, it appears she is aware what she's suggesting is dubious. she goes on to ask the others to switch to a different e—mail address, adding, "i've permanently deleted all trace of the e—mail. too many eyes still on my labour address." labour says jennie formby temporarily stopped using her party e—mail because of concerns a political opponent had access to it. crucially, the correspondence was copied in notjust to mr corbyn's most senior aides, but to the leader's own private e—mail. labour says... the man who was in charge at party hq for years is iain mcnicol. the e—mails that you've shown me are really important. the issues that are raised within them should ring alarm bells across the party. to try to interfere politically

the case was referred to the ncc, the independent complaints panel, but an e—mail last year from labour'scannot be allowed to continue in the way they are at the moment. i will also challenge the panel for the jackie walker case. friends, comrades... later in the correspondence it appears she is aware that what she suggests is dubious, she asks others to switch toa dubious, she asks others to switch to a different e—mail address, i think i have permanently deleted all trace of the e—mail, too many eyes on my labour address. labour says jennie formby temporarily stopped using her party e—mail because of concerns a political opponent had access. crucially, the correspondence was copied and not just to mr corbyn‘s senior aids but to his own private e—mail. labour says the e—mails are about holding the complaints panel accountable for the complaints panel accountable for the amount of time they take to hear cases and protecting the party again successful legal challenge on the basis of perceived bias if the same panel is used in high—profile cases. the man in charge at party hq for yea rs the

the case was referred to the ncc, the party's independent complaints panel. jennie formby, a close ally of mr corbyn, said the ncc cannot be allowed to continue in the way they are at the moment. "i will also be challenging the panel for the jacqui walker case" friends, comrades, thank you. later in the correspondence, it appears she is aware what she's suggesting is dubious. she goes on to ask the others to switch to a different e—mail address, adding, "i've permanently deleted all trace of the e—mail. too many eyes still on my labour address." labour says jennie formby temporarily stopped using her party e—mail because of concerns a political opponent had access to it. crucially, the correspondence was copied in notjust to mr corbyn‘s most senior aides, but to the leader's own private e—mail. labour says... "the e—mails are simply about holding the complaints panel accountable for the amount of time they take to hear cases and protecting the party against any successful legal challenge on the basis of perceived bias if the same panel is used in high—profile

that my right honorable friend the health secretary has referred the program to the independent reconfiguration panel and the department of health and social care will study that advice carefully before making a decision. we have the simple view that clinicians should take these decisions, because it is clinicians who know best the services that should be available for his constituents nd others. mr. mccabe: i often disagree with the prime minister, but i respect that many of her intentions are honest and decent. when she raised the hopes of millions of carers by promising them a statutory leave entitlement, they were thrilled. so far, we have had reference to a committee. is that a failed promise, or does the fact that it is a manifesto pledge mean she is insured that the honest and decent thing for her successor to do is deliver it? pm may: can i say to the honorable gentleman, the issue of carers leave is one on which we have been consulting. that is in the system, and i have every, every expectation that whoever succeeds me will indeed take that forward. sir gale: mr. speaker, it has been remarke

my right honourable friend the health secretary has referred this programme to the independent panel.nd others.” should be available for his constituents and others. i often disagree with the prime minister, but i respect that many of her intentions are honest and decent. when she raised the hopes of millions of carers, by promising them a statutory leave entitlement, they were thrilled. so far, we have had a reference to a committee. is ita had a reference to a committee. is it a failed promise, or does the fa ct it a failed promise, or does the fact it is a manifesto pledge mean that she has ensured that the honest and decent thing for her successor to do is deliver it? can i say to the honourable gentleman that the issue of carers leave is one in which we have been consulting. that is in the system and i have every expectation that whoever succeeds me in this place will indeed take that forward. mr speaker, it has been remarked upon that my right honourable friend is one of only three prime ministers upon whose watch the world cup has been brought home. she and her husband were for

given them this $5000000.00 fine it's also told them they've got to set up a previously panel that's independent most like a book can't be on it they will oversee the previous e policies and for his part mark zuckerberg has responded he's given a rather chippy address to facebook employees in which he said this is the moment where we stop change and this is a new chapter for facebook he says but the news hasn't been all bad for facebook as it knows so well minute we hear they're getting this massive fine the next that gets put into context by some. impressive financial results $16600000000.00 in revenues jory the 2nd though they're laughing all the way to the bank failure because he look at that 2nd quarter result also includes a $2600000000.00 profit in which in which they did resort $3000000000.00 in fines during that period the revenues are up 28 percent on the same time last year the number of facebook users is up 8 percent 32400000000 regular users of facebook around the world now so it seems like it doesn't matter how much about publicity it gets about privacy or about fake news people are

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up support this weekend cities from devonport, des moines to cedar falls and even independence iowa. our political panelthey are standing by, but let's begin with peter doocy was live in iowa. it sounds like it should be in florida, but you are in iowa and you are getting a real feel for how people felt about last week's debate and i'm curious what you heard. how do you feel that that performance either hurt or help to joe biden? >> we have no numbers that show that joe biden's defensive debate debut cost him double digits. there is a new cnn poll that shows that he has shaved ten points off his national total on the last few weeks that puts them at 22% of a senator who squared off on issues of stability with aggregation illness, kamala harris has jumped to second place setting at 17%, that is ahead of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and they are the only ones in double digits. amy klobuchar is at 2%, but does not plan to jump-start your numbers by jumping on joe biden-like kamala harris. >> i think you focus on issues and if you have a disagreement with one of the other people on the stage you make

up support this weekend cities from devonport, des moines to cedar falls and even independence iowa. our political panelut let's begin with peter doocy was live in iowa. it sounds like it should be in florida, but you are in iowa and you are getting a real feel for how people felt about last week's debate and i'm curious what you hea

governor kuroda is going to be speaking on a panel on central bank independence at columbia universityith eric. we have a busy week all over the world. i will take it from here. global economics editor kathleen hays. investors are going to be watching a lot of asian eco-data for clues about the impact of the trade war and any progress in negotiations. the commerce ministry indicate substantial discussions have yet to resume, despite the sides of the speaking on the phone. joining us now is the director of the australian central -- center on china, at australian national diversity. thank you for joining us. should we feel disturbed in any way by the lack of progress beyond a few phone calls? >> i think we should feel really quite disturbed. the news following the g20 was a deal was going to be struck again. saying struck many times and the not struck. the key point is even if the u.s. and china settle on any kind of deal, it is a deal that is being made outside the global trading system, and it is not good for the system. to give one example, the main thing trump is celebrating his chin

impressive conference last week, the international public affairs, and you moderated a panel on social -- banking independence something that, part of what he said when you asked him about critics of boj policy, monetizing the debt, let's listen to how governor kuroda answered you. >> i think the central bank independence is well-established in japan. [indiscernible] mmt is now fashionable even in japan. disagreeally [indiscernible] kathleen: mmt, monetary. can buytheory idea, you these and hold on -- did the governor answer your question to your satisfaction? what is the important question? mmt means central bank doesn't have independence. authority issues bonds, central bank has to absorb them. until the affliction target is achieved. bank --means central what kuroda answered beautifully is that in japan, central bank independence has been established, and abe has not said anything about interest qt. hike or lower qe or any of the tools, he hasn't mentioned. that means there is a clear independence from other countries. do whateveroda can atwants without being looked as losing independence. kathleen: got th

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of min. >>> welcome back. panel is here.mer republican congressman carlos curbelo of florida, claire mccaskill of missouri, hallie jackson, and tim alberta, author of "american carnage." hurry up and buy it now. tim, welcome and congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> let me start before we get to some of that intramural politics in the republican party, i want to start with the i.c.e. raids happening today. here's what a couple mayors have said. the president said they are welcoming this. here's a couple of mayors who say not so much. >> this fear mongering and making immigrants scapegoats and really disrupting families who are just here trying to live their life, that's not who we are or should be as americans. >> there's anxiety being created not just in our immigrant community but with anyone who has compassion and concern for human beings. >> and of course, the president is sort of bragging about these raids. here's what he said about it. >> so if the word gets out, it gets out. it starts on sunday, and they're go

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independent, thank you cindy mccain. >> [ applause ] >> thank you. >> the national governors association is holding its annual summer meeting in salt lake city. this panel led by oregon governor kate brown and governor asa hutchinson of arkansas focuses on improving opportunities for young people. this is one hour. >>> all right, hello everyone and welcome to this morning's planning session. i'm governor kate brown from the great state of oregon. and chair of the nj health and human services committee. i am delighted to be moderating this panel this morning with my colleague, governor asa hutchinson from arkansas. and i want to thank everybody for joining us today. to talk about how we can better serve our nation's greatest resource and that is our

panel or commission. how ch better does that make you feel? this is a board committee that's going to look ait. there's an independent person from facebook looking at pracy reporting to that board committee and lzuckerburg get informed about what they found for the quarter and will it. off on it's just more red tape that they have to go through. so, that makes you feel . bette su i don't know if it makes me feel better. i hope the $5 billion d the chance of criminal charges against mark uckerburg will make them think twice about everything they do at the company. >> but i mean, there's $17 billion in revenue d 2 1/2 billion in profits. >> the fine is 3 billion off they had more than 5 or 6 billion in profit. >> do we need to force theato e or send a message to other companies? what's the goal. >> reporter: to scare other compaes to let them now this happens and it shows they are going to step up and so, facebook says for privacy in 2012 and says yif do it begin we are going bigger this is going bigger. >> seems like a drop in the bucket. >> report r: there's a of money don't get me wrong but with when you look at ifr

independence to you peter. thank you very much. >> take care, david. david: after a quick break, there were panel here something that peter navarro said that gives themhope for the markets on monday? details of that coming up . hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ ♪all around the world, we are one♪ we are one♪ ♪so where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪woo ♪where did we all, where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪love, love, love, love ♪love, love, love >> do not believe anything you read in the united states and chinese press until after negotiations concluded. >> even when they quote - chinese officials. >> absolutely. as investors, here is what you got to know we are engaged in good faith, deep negotiations with the chinese, just be patient. david: that is peter navarro moments ago. did he j

panels on their roofs. for more, we go to seattle to speak with dahr jamail, an independent journalist and author "the end of: bearing witness and finding meaning in the path of climate disruption." his most recent piece for truthout is headlined, "over one-tenth of global population could lack drinking water by 2030." welcome back to democracy now! talk about what you think is most importatant to understand w as we talk about the climate catastrophe that is enveloping us around the world. everything we just heard about what you are reporting the these ice raids and migrant crisis, the vast majority of these people are climate refugees. to anyone in this country ththat thinks this crisis is not just on our doorstep, but we are living with the ramifications of it. that is just one layer of it. we can look around the world and see right now before our very eyes evidence of how deep in this crisis we already are. thingnot a futuretense anymore. we're in it and it is going to grow worse. we saw regionally high temperature records across the arctic for me. june was a record hot june for alaska. july 4, anchorage

independent joining. that we will see where this goes before the end of the show. let's bring in our panelhost of "the next revolution here on fox news channel. katie pavlich, news editor at townhall.com. jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. steve, your take on this back-and-forth and how it falls, where the fallout is after this now we are on, what, day to go, day three of? >> for most people watching is a really depressing episode. the political class just really being very self-indulgent, somewhat decadent, and getting involved in this kind of virtuous -- your racist, your racist. nothing practical that affects anybody's life in the real world but since we are having a conversation, i think it is important for everyone who's got a platform to condemn racist speech and hateful speech but with got to be consistent about it, not just what we saw on sunday, and i think it was those things, but also what we've seen from some of these members of congress. if anti-semitism for me is part of hateful speech and racism and it's not just that, if the language about -- this for me is

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