this is a picture of aidan, their 2-year-old son.gators say aidan was last seen on june 4th. he was seen on surveillance video at a walmart in medford. they were purchasing camping equipment. according to police, aidan's relatives say his parents were homeless and camped out in medford from time to time. his mother was supposed to start serving a prison sentence in jackson county, oregon, a week later, june 11th, for a 2018 burglary. the boy's dad, daniel, was also linked to the crime, but they never showed up to prison. felony warrants were then issued for the couple's arrest. the couple was then seen on surveillance video on july 25th, the very same day they died. but on that day aidan was not seen in the video with them. the medford police just put out a statement expressing their condolences to families and those involved in the search. they also thanks them for their cooperation. now, as for the body found in montana, police say the cause and manner of death will not be disclosed until an autopsy can be conducted next week in mo

aidan connolly represents northern ireland retailers.ds made here are processed on both sides of the border. if you look at a bottle of baileys there are five movements across the border until it becomes a finished product so it is that sort of integrated market we are talking about. is northern ireland business ready for a no—deal brexit? absolutely not. there is no way we can be ready for what is a systematic disintegration of the supply chains across this island. the no—deal brexit will be a disaster for the northern ireland economy. along the border in county fermanagh, andrew little is bringing his cows in. this is an example of how intertwined the two economies are. after a no—deal brexit, his milk would become an export to the eu. he says the tariff of around i9p per litre would destroy his profit. in theory you could be put out of business if there is a no—deal brexit. we couldn't afford to produce the milk. it would break my heart to see no cows here, going in the morning to an empty shed. what would you do? i find it very harsh

you want genetic screening so there can be early diagnosis because aidan is 19 and absolutely fine.sort of testing should be routine, at the moment we are actually pretty much bottom of the table in comparison with other countries in terms of what is screened for in the days after a baby is born. sarah's experience is heartbreaking. and to know that had ald been included in a national screening programme it would have been possible for both sara 's boys to receive treatment and it underlines why we are so keen to see this issue properly examined. in the uk we screen for only nine conditions for as you said, in the re st of conditions for as you said, in the rest of europe, the average number screen rest of europe, the average number screen for its 22. and that means there are children born with conditions that could be treated, very effectively, if picked up early enough. who become ill before investigations begin. and that means their outcomes are very much worse and it also means that families don't have access to information, support, supportive care for their child and choices w

aidan yao, thank you for joining us.ndup of the stories you need to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." subscribers can go there on their terminals. it is also available on the app. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "daybreak: asia." aviation regulators faced criticism in the senate over allegations they let boeing call the shots and approving the 737 max > -- 737 max. there are citations of >> oversight as the engine was developed -- lacks oversight as the plane was developed. there will be an external review of the systems. paul: turkish airlines is said to be interested in acquiring a minority stake in version australia. it is in its early stages and may not result in a deal. hna has been open to offers in its 20% stake for almost a year. the conglomerate is selling assets after racking up one of the country's biggest corporate debt lows following an acquisition spree. company's one to a loss in the first half and slashed its sales forecast by more than 10%. the news scared investors with shares tumbling b

. 0ne in general, aidan opposition activists.y killed outside of his house but at the moment, there is no evidence to directly link what is happened with her political or personal views or her activism. it seems like there's been some progress in the us china trade war. a few hours ago bloomberg trade reporter shawn donnan broke this. that came just hours after this afp reported the international monetary fund again downgraded its outlook for the global economy. it now expects growth of 3.2% this year, and 3.5% next year. the imf‘s director of research told the bbc trade tensions had a large role to play. global growth is sluggish and precarious, but it does not have to be this way because some of this is self—inflicted. it is an outcome of prolonged tensions on the trade front, escalations on the technology front, escalations on the technology front and there could be risks from changes in financial sentiment in case there was bad news on global growth and other risks include the process of a new deal brexit and thatis process o

aidan mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving, but he will grandmother at 83 mph. the impact carried violet—grace more than 50 metres to this road traffic island. mcateer stepped over her body to make his escape. since violet's death, other families have suffered, otherfamilies have suffered before violet's death and we are all being insulted by the current system in place and that is why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 people were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years and since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 1a years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. the government has taken this very seriously. the ministry ofjustice insists it is committed to changing the law but victims say it is taking too long. stacey and lucy were both dedicated runners with county and eu

that was an option that aidan take a guess. >> glad all ended happily. >>> as we have a look at flight for 260,000 cars cross daily, the bay bridge ladies and gentlemen and it looks beautiful today. we have clear skies and the numbers have come up a little bit from yesterday inland. and, not all along the bay. the forecast warming trend is just a gentle one right now. concord has 86 degrees. oakld 72rm degreein san. san jose 76 degrees. the desert has furnished us with two of the biggest stories the last two weeks. the earthquake and in the warming trend because high pressure is building over the desert and the result is that the numbers are coming up a little bit in the bay area. on the futurecast, as per usual, low clouds pushing into the bay and into the back and night and then during the daytime tomorrow, they come back in and they melted back to the shoreline saturday morning. each day the covered low clouds less extensive. with more sunlight hours, temperatures come up. so, coast and bay fog will be around again tonight 90s inland on friday again, and then we get to valley heat,

still to come on our show columbia goes crazy for its new hero cyclist aidan but not became the 1st colombian to ever win the tour de france we'll bring you all the reaction from his hometown booting from a very proud grandpa. but 1st boko haram extremists have killed 65 people at a funeral in nigeria the attack took almost 10 years to to talk but the attack took place almost 10 years to the day after the terrorist group started its insurgency in the country now took place in a village in borno state in the northeast of the country on sunday gunmen arrived on motorcycles and vans initially killing 21 people during a burial and later another 44 when people rushed to the scene 10 insurgents were also killed it. let's bring in our correspondents neko she's in lagos covering the story for us hi stella what more can you tell us about the attack. here as well as you said the attack took place on saturday in a village not far away from my degree that's the capital of borno state and and what we're hearing from from local groups is that. this seems to have this appears to have been a reprisal attacks

britons in action in the mixed doubles on a court yet to be decided, not before 5pm, evan hoyt and aidanon, there's a chance of a shower edgbaston and may be thunderstorm as we go through this afternoon. the chance in one location is quite slim but the potential is there and also across east anglia, north—east england, threatening cloud, some thunderstorms

the last remaining british pair in the mixed doubles are also out, evan white van aidan silva disappointinglyokovic up against a good. and then roger federer up against raff alladale en centre court. __up ——up against rafael nadal en centre court. defending champion geraint thomas took time out of all his rivals on stage six of the tour de france. it was the first leg in the mountains and he attacked late on a brutal climb, to move up to fifth overall. dylan teuns won the stage, and giulio ciccone took over the race leader's yellowjersey. thomas is 49 seconds behind. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. good evening. we had heat and humidity today that kicked off some fairly heavy showers through the afternoon and into the evening. there have been some thunderstorms, lining around, most of those heavy showers are now easing away. low pressure is pushing up towards the east. we have a oppressor building from the west. that will quieten the weather down. there were showers through the day on friday and into saturday. having said that, we

britons in action in the mixed doubles on a court yet to be decided, not before 5pm, evan hoyt and aidan silva. thank you very much indeed. time for a look at the weather. nick miller is here. glorious at wimbledon, there's a chance of a shower edgbaston and may be thunderstorm as we go through this afternoon. the chance in one location is quite slim but the potential is there and also across east anglia, north—east england, threatening cloud, some thunderstorms my breaking out and into scotland as well. the reason why is low pressure moving across the british isles at the moment and it's moving across scotland. this is where we are going to see some of the heavier downpours, with the risk of flash flooding particularly across the eastern side of scotland this afternoon. it is eastern scotland, down into parts of north—east england, where, if you do catch a thunderstorm you could see may be 20—30 millimetres of rain in an hour. they'll be fairly slow moving. you can pick out one or two in the midlands and east anglia, maybe 10—15 millimetres of rain so the potential for some disruption.

aidan mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving, but he will before being eligible for release. we have a life sentence. glenn has a life sentence. most importantly, violet has a life sentence. since violet's death, other families have suffered. other families have suffered before violet's death, and we're all being insulted by the current system in place, and that's why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 people were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years, and since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 1a years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. stacey barrows and lucy pygott were both dedicated runners, with county and european medals between them. in 2016, they were hit and killed on the road while out training. stacey's father was close by. ijust heard a big thud. one of

news is still to come on our show columbia goes crazy for its new hero cyclist aidan better now becomes the 1st colombian to ever win the tour de france we'll bring you all the reaction from his hometown including from a very proud grandma. but 1st at least 20 are dead in kabul following an attack by a several gunman on the office of 2 government officials 50 others were wounded no one has claimed responsibility yet but both taliban insurgents and the so-called islamic state are active in the afghan capital sunday was the 1st official day of the country's presidential campaign the vote is scheduled for september. well after nearly 2 decades of conflict the people of afghanistan are still struggling to find stability even school children who were not yet born when the international military intervention began but one school in the bombing our region is succeeding despite the odds. charbonneau and her classmates have been walking for an hour and a half already their route to school involves negotiating rough and steep mountain a spats but it's the only school in the area that's on much th

let's bring in aidan friedman and it's good to see you both.he appellate court said this has to be sent back, this time to an adult court. avery, is there already a message now being sent? will this be tantamount to or lead to a fair trial? >> i think there's no question but that the reversal of judge troiano tees it up for a fair trial. the decision written by this particular judge was just reprehensible. the idea that because someone comes from a good family somehow excuses the horrific violence of this young woman is just inexcusable. and good for the court of appeals. the judges there made it very clear this is wrong. it doesn't matter if you're rich, poor, you're a good student or bad student. if anything, a good family would have taught this young man that what he did is unacceptable in any respect. so look forward to this case going to a grand jury, look for the indictment and look for the trial going forward in adult court. >> so, richard, do you see that this reversal would impact this new criminal trial? >> well, it definitely put the

aidan mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving, but he will in prison before being eligible for release. we have a life sentence. glenn has a life sentence. most importantly, violet has a life sentence. since violet's death, otherfamilies has a life sentence. since violet's death, other families have has a life sentence. since violet's death, otherfamilies have suffered, otherfamilies death, otherfamilies have suffered, other families have suffered since violet's death, and we have all been insulted by the current system, and that's why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 we re england and wales last year, 157 were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years, and since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of offender received the maximum sentence 01:14 years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life

aidan mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving, but he willnce. glenn has a life sentence. most importantly, violet has a life sentence. since violet‘s death, other families have suffered. other families have suffered before violet‘s death, and we‘re all being insulted by the current system in place, and that‘s why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 people were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years, and since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 1a years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. stacey barrows and lucy pygott were both dedicated runners, with county and european medals between them. in 2016, they were hit and killed on the road while out training. stacey‘s father was close by. ijust heard a big thud. one of her team—mate's friends, one of their parents, stopped m

add in and aidan, disappointedly going out and a court of they look to reach a semifinals but of course i know that against roberto bautista agut and of course a big one roger federer versus rob and a doll. each day tomorrow, defending champion jared thomas to doll. each day tomorrow, defending championjared thomas to come out of his rivals on stage, it was the first leg and the mountains and he attacked late on a brittle client to move up to fifth overall, they wonder stage. yellowjersey move up to fifth overall, they wonder stage. yellow jersey took the lead, 49 seconds behind. that's all your support for now, more coming up that sports day at half past ten. more and more people in england are struggling to get hold of their gp according to a new survey. more than three quarters of a million people took part a third of them said it wasn't easy to get through to their practise on the phone and a similar number were also unhappy with the appointment times available when they did get through. but when patients did get an appointment there were the doctors scored highly for trust and sati

and i have watched their son, aidan, grow up from h 4, to now, he is 17. he testified at age 4. before one of the children's congress. and they are great advocates. the seer family, who have a summer cottage very close to mine, have three members of their family with type i diabetes. and now, as i mentioned, my new niece, nicole reese and the younger also is a tremendous advocate for people with type i. of the i mentioned these families, and there are so many more, because i want all the delegates who are here from across the nation to know what a difference your advocacy makes. you are the reason that we could get more than 60 members of the senate to sign the letter on the special diabetes program. you are the reason that we were successful in getting an extension and committee for five years. you are the reason that we have been able to invest billions of dollars in research, that has made such a difference in your lives, and will continue to make a difference in the lives of others. but, we could not do it without you. and, i am inspired by that sea of blue that is out there

aidan marketeer stepped over her body to make his escape. and since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 14 years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. the ministry ofjustice insists it is committed to changing the law by the victim say it is taking too long. stacey and lucy were both dedicated runners with county and european medals between them. in 2016, they were hit and killed on the road while out training. stacey ‘s father was close by. the road while out training. stacey 's father was close by. i just the road while out training. stacey 's father was close by. ijust heard a big thud. one of her team—mates friends, one of their parents stopped me and she said, it is stacey. michael casey was drunk, speeding and went through a red light. he was sentenced to six years but will serve half that in prison. that is what you are told and led to believe, that you will getjustice for your daughter and i didn‘t get justice for