the sunday telegraph has got one at the bottom here, more than 100 ailing care homes run by directors our nation. another great policy area that was my then neglected. this would really worry you if your elderly parent was in one of these homes because 100 ailing care homes are run by people who were in charge of other care homes that had to close because of neglect and of the shortcomings. it's pretty worrying, this story. neglect and of the shortcomings. it's pretty worrying, this storym isa it's pretty worrying, this storym is a very worrying story, and it seems as if there is no censure that you can badly run a care home and then carry on an open another. just moving on. we have a quality commission, why aren't they intervening? another domestic story here from the independent, teaches one of the threat from parents —— the independent, teachers, warning of death threats from parents. the national association of teachers is quite concerned about that the violence against teachers. some of this has been affecting some birmingham schools where there were demonstrations done outside a

this is emma ailes‘ exclusive film. family courts — a secretive world where decisions about children's lives are made out of sight and behind closed doors. the law requires courts to put the welfare of the child first. but this programme can reveal that children are often being forced to spend time alone with a parent with a known history of abuse, putting their safety and even their lives at risk. everyone thinks no court is going to send a child to spend time with a criminal drug addict. but yeah, they do, and it'sjust a contact at all costs. when parents separate and they can't agree arrangements for their children, they can end up in the family court. it's a place of last resort, where a judge decides what contact each parent should have. there is a fundamental presumption in law that a child should have contact with both parents. but dozens have told us the courts have ordered unsupervised contact with a violent ex—partner, including some with serious criminal convictions. this is the story of three women. they can

emma ailes reports.ren, they can end up in the family court. a judge then decides what contact each parent should have. there's a fundamental presumption in law that a child should have contact with both parents. but dozens have told the victoria derbyshire programme the courts have ordered unsupervised contact with a violent ex partner, including some with serious criminal convictions. and we've learnt that at least four children have been killed by a parent in the last five years, during access allowed by the court. mary's ex partner was physically abusive, and has numerous convictions for violent and drug offences. i was completely naive about the family courts. i assumed that they'd see to enable a violent man to have a relationship with his children, that contact needed to be supervised. i mean, i'd already seen him being physically aggressive to our child when he was a toddler. but that's not how the family court sees it at all. the court granted mary's ex unsupervised overnight access. she says th

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south africans go to the polls on wednesday to elect a new government and it seems the economically ailing country looks set to relate to the very same cost to the government for the past twenty five years. and entertainment for africa from africa why streaming service netflix is. creasy on content written and produced on the continents. this is business africa. and berlin wall come the african national congress is on course to win a sixth term as the governing party or south africa on wednesday that's despite the country's struggling economy president obama who is expected to stay in office has promised to spark growth and decisive to deal with the country's twenty seven percent unemployment rate that's a statistic that translates to more than half of the country's youth being out of work. the african national congress is trying to secure a sixth consecutive term in africa's most developed economy a candidate in the may eighth election cyril ramaphosa has promised a new dawn after a decade of decline which is seen south africa regress so fast that only countries at war have fared worse. w

to try to lift the ban on the use of the technology company's products and with an ailing economy and ways in violence awaiting nigerian president. begins his 2nd. annan sport we're expecting at. now i had a. prostration i had been europa league final. it's the 2nd day of a nationwide strike protest leaders called for the walkout to pressure the transitional military council to hand over power to a civilian administration transport hospital electricity and banking staff stopped work on tuesday let's go live now to the capital khartoum ounces there is imran khan is there for us there on the protest leaders consider this 2 day strikes have been a success. when it comes to numbers of people who are out on strike the protest movement has actually today is bigger than it was yesterday and let me just show you you can see down there that's one of the busier far affairs it's actually not as busy as it would normally be a lot of the shops a lot of the banks on this street all shot as well there are a couple of shops that are open but what the protest movement are saying is that yes this has b

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trading partner on the ground most kenyans are pleased they welcome the investment in the country's ailing and largely outdated infrastructure . this dealer now gets his new cars by a train from mombasa. people who say the s.g.r. was a bad investment or against development this train helps ordinary kenyans rich and poor benefit from it. but it's also hitting motorists in their wallet gas prices have gone up to help pay off the chinese debt. now whatever the world decides about the new silk road its projects will have long term implications the original silk road is history. the new silk road will be a major part of our future that's it for this week see acim take care if she. can. cut. which way is europe heading folksong says president claims europe is in the grip of a civil war in italy hungary in power leading politicians say they're fighting to save christian soul which may well have a cult of those critics coming from christians who show a piece securing the fact of the great family you feel column of fear in the hearts of crosses conflicts system it cost you tell the folks. fifty tho

with an ailing economy and rising violence and i'm sure even president muhammadu buhari officially began to 2nd term in office. and the daily struggle to survive in pakistan start as one which is facing a severe drought. sudan is into its 2nd day of a nationwide strike or call for the walkout to pressure the transitional military council to hand over power to a civilian run in ministration transport hospital electricity and banking staff all stopped work on tuesday at the latest now from amman khan who is in khartoum so this strike emraan to protest leaders consider it to have been a success so far. no only are they considering it to be a success but they're actually saying that day 2 more industries joined in more sectors joined in other than the ones you mentioned take a look this is actually one of the busiest thoroughfares over there and then this story is normally very busy a lot of the shops are closed this 2 shops are actually open but it's unclear whether the iron is just in the shop but not actually working now what the protest movement said it also people to turn up to their of

. >> reporter: some are having a hard time reconciling their ailing neighbor that has been living freely for decades is accused of such horrible crimes. >> it is a long time ago. i don't believe myself, but what can i say. he seems to be like a nice person. >> reporter: taylor's family described her as spunky and fun loving saying they missed having her in their lives. janet's future was bright and it would have been wonderful to see what she would have done >> reporter: in the meantime he is being held at the santa clara county jail on $10 million bail. in redwood city, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 16 people are in jail this morning after an oakland police raid on suspected gang members. the seven month organization was aimed at breaking up a gang super cell formed by several different gangs. not all the people arrested yesterday have been charged with the crime so we are purposely blurring their faces in the video. with suspect are connected to several crimes >> some of the charges that these individuals have been charged with involve conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murd

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won't have the resources to reach every single person >> reporter: it's all hands on deck as becky ail ert helps he parents prepare to evacuate. >> if it comes any higher as you can see it will be in my parent's home so we are preparing fo including a massive tornado in jefferson city, missouri, wednesday. cleanup is under way, but now they're bracing for floods, too. and tragedy following storms in indiana. a 4-year-old boy was swept away. he's still missing back in arkansas, fear as flood waters creep even closer >> this is actually our third flood in this area for us since we've been here for four years but it's the first time it's actually come into the house >> reporter: this morning this street wasn't flooded. now i don't have to walk in far for the water to reach my knees. come monday when the officials expect that river to crest at a historic 41 feet, that water would be above my head jose >> thank you and with even more rain expected as well as record breaking heat in the southeast lest bring in dave price with the latest >> more rain, more storms, more as foc on tonight. one

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leave his former intelligence chiefs have also been taken into custody weeks of protests forced the ailing longtime president to resign last month after he attempted to run for a fifth term the demonstrations that have continued protesters want the entire board to flee to regime dismantles and inside is preventing prevented from holding more top jobs so i'm a have a kid out this from couple university we spoke to million he says protesters are still seeking that genuine change but that said so one more day want you know to go through a very democracy transition. of the like two three names like doctor looked at him but he we. want to get to the transitional period but for the time being. who seem dead he said eminent of. which if you are as wide as you know we are going to know where and so far what the politician says how about chief it is only. nation if not more and the people need more it's not having a president and he was almost out you know he was. eighty two years old he was very sick they want you know it really change. to syria where government forces and their russian allies hav

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. >> cures many ailes. a check on your forecast and commute. melissa mollet standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> let's begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> i think a bucket of nice hot now buffalo wings right would make us feel a lot better. eun, that would even warm you up a little bit. it is a cold sta this morning. temperatures widespread in the 40s. unusual forsure. skies are mainly clear. we're going start out the day with more than enough sunshine toake youhappy. temperatures bordering on cold. 47 in petersberg. 40 in warring ton. airport.tional 50 in clinton, maryland.se the numbers are going to drop between now and the time the sun comes up before 6:00 a.m. here's your planner. after a chilly start it will be magnificent today. more about an even warmer weather for the weekend coming up. back to you. >> chuck, thank you. >>> 4:01. new details. several people have lost their jobs at damasc high school after a scathing internal report into the alleged rapes of football players last year. >> the adults who were suppose

trading partner on the ground most kenyans are pleased they welcome the investment in the country's ailing and largely outdated infrastructure . this dealer now gets his new cars by a train from mombasa. people who say the s.g.r. was a bad investment or against development this train helps ordinary kenyans rich and poor benefit from it. but it's also hitting motorists in their wallet gas prices have gone up to help pay off the chinese debt. now whatever the world decides about the new silk road projects will have long term implications the original silk road history the new silk road will be a major part of our future that's it for this week. thank you. subject. carefully. soon. to get. discovered. the be. subscribe to the documentary on to. your a big idea. but what's become of it. looks like tomorrow. the brain for a better future isn't enough europe requires lower creatures. european election team may twenty sixth the b.w. . they want to represent you so what do you want from the joint ops on fox twenty four i'm still unsure valid as we put your questions it seems politicians from aroun

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this is what's going to push in those thunderstorm chances again for the sierra and ails right close to the north bay. so here's what i've done on the forecast. thursday, friday, saturday, 50% chance of some thunderstorms near the north bay and also for the east bay mountains and we'll keep a watch for the higher elevations and really for the bulk of us we'll be dry across the bay area. san francisco, low 70s by next 84 by and wednesday. saturday. check it out next tuesday and wednesday, 90s coming back in and a lot of people back home with pools thinking this is good weather to take a dip and try to find that bathingobably. >> we just need your pool. >> thanks, jeff. >> coming up, a crackdown on bad behavior in the passenger seat. uber makes new moves on riders who have low ratings on that app. ♪ for many kids, just showing up to school is a challenge. staying through graduation's even harder. so at communities in schools, we do just what our name says. our staff brings a community of resources to meet each student's needs right in their school. doing whatever it takes to keep kids

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investors already braced for bad news could continue to help support stock as a market of a trade ails standoff. c at would require the econo data to hold up well enough to counter recession fears. but if the economy doesn't faulter enough for the fed to cut rates that the bond market seems to want, can the same safe ngstocks keep holp the market? could a shift in leadership to riskiecks happen without an all clear on the trade front? these are the questions facing an apprehensive wall street heading towards summer. for "nightly business report," i'm mike santoli. >>> dozens of shoe retailers are now askg the white house not to raise tariffs on footwear. ni,adidas, under armour among others have asked the president to remove theirdu ps from the proposed tariffs list on goods imported from china. they sayhe 25% thas proposed would be catastrophic for consumers and the american economy as a whole. >>> the head of the atl ex pressed confidence in the american economy but said he move inure if the next interest rates would be a hike or a cut. rafael bostick says there are risk in thet that

on the ground most kenyans are pleased they welcome the investment in the country's ailing and largely outdated infrastructure . this dealer now gets his new cars by a train from. people who say the s.g.r. was a bad investment or against development this train helps ordinary kenyans rich and poor benefit from it. but it's also hitting motorists in their wallet gas prices have gone up to help pay off the chinese debt. now whatever the world decides about the new silk road it's projects will have long term implications the original silk road is history the new silk road will be a major part of our future that's it for this week. thank you. very i want to represent him here so what do you want from the joint out song drops trying to fall i just think your value as we put your questions it seems politicians from around to your opinion and across the political spectrum in our special debate will be fearing from young europeans voting for the first time in the new elections in may voicing their biggest conserves face the voters in fifteen minutes on d w. once upon a time to come in a not too

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support it right now and for nixon it took a while for it to gain some traction and the president's ails are asking if this is what you want, why aren't you doing it right now in. >> it's a complicating messaging balance. if you're in a crisis why wouldn't you impeach and if you impeach you have more mechanisms to get the documents that you need. if you're talking about what you can do constitutionally that expands your range in terms of what you can get, so what's your read right now on why they are holding off? >> well, the president wants to play the victim. he feels that he's in a stronger position when he has a foil and if the house democrats decide to move forward on impeachment, he'll go into full sort of victimhood mode and really try to play the american people against the democrats as being too extreme, too far left and he can use that as a political prop against them and that's why you see speaky ploegs say take o-- y let's take our time and do this methodically because the public is not fully on botch with the impeople hearings. they still want to hear more about the investig

an ailing economy and rising violence a tough road ahead for nigeria's president and his 2nd. parched in pakistan villages have to find pastures new as that animals die of thirst. how the rain seems to be behaving itself as the season was just a moment with most issues in southern china running back towards vietnam but not to the exclusion of elsewhere in grand darwin the heaviest rains been reported recently 120 minutes or thereabouts in the last 24 hours similar figures been reported further west as well and i think you'll find a repeat performance the moslem biggest showers and john g. for example the forecast shows them building on thursday and indeed friday on the green the lights are green which is maybe we could showers on the friday that are also in vietnam the fact that in the whole of the southeast asia that actually in northern parts of the philippines in fact that's the upcoming monsoon rains of which you see very little evidence here of the want to big showers assure themselves growing the line of persistent rise to the nicobar under banal and hadn't even trips in

emma ailes reports.ents for their children, they can end up in the family court. a judge then decides what contact each parent should have. there is a fundamental presumption in law that a child should have contact with both parents, but dozens have told the victoria derbyshire programme the courts have ordered unsupervised contact with a violent ex—partner, and we've learned that at least four children have been killed by a parent in the last five years during access allowed by the court. mary's ex—partner was physically abusive and has numerous convictions for violent and drug offences. i was completely naive about the family courts. i assumed that they'd see to enable a violent man to have a relationship with his children, that contact needed to be supervised. i'd already seen him being physically aggressive to our child when he was a toddler. the court granted mary's ex unsupervised overnight access. she says the children have since been coming home with unexplained injuries. there's this, i think, p

emma ailes reports.they can end up in the family court. a judge then decides what contact each parent should have. there's a fundamental presumption in law that a child should have contact with both parents. but dozens have told the victoria derbyshire programme the courts have ordered unsupervised contact with a violent ex partner, including some with serious criminal convictions. and we've learnt that at least four children have been killed by a parent in the last five years, during access allowed by the court. mary's ex—partner was physically abusive, and has numerous convictions for violent and drug offences. i was completely naive about the family courts. i assumed that they'd see, to enable a violent man to have a relationship with his children, that contact needed to be supervised. i mean, i'd already seen him being physically aggressive to our child when he was a toddler. but that's not how the family court sees it at all. the court granted mary's ex unsupervised overnight access. she says the ch

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clearly, repairing an ailing economy will be high on the list for mr ramaphosa, but when he took overfromaround two years ago, he vowed to crack down on corruption, something many voters will feel not enough has been done just yet. ramzan karmali, bbc news. i'll be speaking to a young member of the main opposition the democratic alliance in just a few minutes. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been released from prison after serving a two month sentence. she'd been jailed for refusing to give evidence before a grand jury investigating wikilea ks. but she'll have to appear again before a grand jury next week, and refusla to testify could lead to another spell in jail. three venezuelan mps have taken refuge in the italian and argentinian embassies as the government of nicolas maduro increases pressure on the opposition. they're among ten mps stripped of congressional immunity earlier this week on the recommendation of the pro—government supreme court. it said they should be investigated for conspiracy, r

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about it that i can with my use right now right now reuters said the two men which ailed in retaliation for their reporting and have not committed any crime we are enormously pleased that mean maher has released our courageous reporters while on and toss so since their arrest five hundred eleven days ago become symbols of the importance of press freedom around the world we welcome their return. their case through international criticism and put the spotlight on myanmar state council and. chief who was already under pressure for the oppression of the revenue minority u.n. investigators said it amounted to genocide. the release of the two men comes at a time when it is traditional for the president to grant amnesty to prisoners today they have back with their families but the future of press freedom in myanmar is unclear. i'm joined by freelance journalist a diva good of all in a young girl and did as a journalist working in me and my you must be delighted by the release of the two reuters journalists. yes certainly the right of them and relief for them and their young families that have

and i can wish you good news right now right now reuters said the two men which ailed in retaliation for their reporting and have not committed any crime. we are enormously pleased that mean war has released our courageous reporters wallowing and tossed so since their arrest five hundred eleven days ago become symbols of the importance of press freedom around the world we welcome their return. their case through international criticism and put the spotlight on myanmar state council and de facto leader aung san suu kyi who was already under pressure for the oppression of the reunion minority u.n. investigators said it amounted to genocide. the release of the two men comes at a time of year when it is traditional for the president to crown amnesties to prisoners today they are back with their families but the future of press freedom in myanmar is unclear. joining me now on the line is a freelance journalist david gergen a bomb he's in young one david you been working in man law for many years and you've also been following this trial as a journalist what's your reaction to the release

emma ailes reports.judge then decides what contact each parent should have. there‘s a fundamental presumption in law that a child should have contact with both parents. but dozens have told the victoria derbyshire programme the courts have ordered unsupervised contact with a violent ex partner, including some with serious criminal convictions. and we‘ve learnt that at least four children have been killed by a parent in the last five years, during access allowed by the court. mary‘s ex partner was physically abusive, and has numerous convictions for violent and drug offences. i was completely naive about the family courts. i assumed that they‘d see to enable a violent man to have a relationship with his children, that contact needed to be supervised. i mean, i‘d already seen him being physically aggressive to our child when he was a toddler. but that‘s not how the family court sees it at all. the court granted mary‘s ex unsupervised overnight access. she says the children have since been coming home with

clearly, repairing an ailing economy will be high on the list for mr ramaphosa, but when he took overfromrs ago, he vowed to crack down on corruption, something many voters will feel not enough has been done just yet. ramzan karmali, bbc news. with us now daniel de kadt, associated professor at the university of california merced with an expertise in south africa. what you think is going on? it's ha rd to what you think is going on? it's hard to know at this point. it seems pretty clear the anc is on a downward directory. —— trajectory. it doesn't look like it's too out of the blue but what's surprising is the blue but what's surprising is the downturn in turnout. it looks like almost 10% as people have voted this year which is quite shocking over a 5— year election period. this year which is quite shocking over a 5- year election period. the radical left in the centre—right seem to be on the rise. how significant would you say that is? the radical left certainly seem to be on the rise. the centre—right, i don't know. looks like they might even lose a bit of vote share so it looks like it

thirteen two former intelligence chiefs have also been taken into custody weeks of protests force the ailing longtime president to resign last month after here tempted to run for a fifth term but demonstrations have continued demanding a complete shake up of the ruling elite and the former leader a hundred cut out from qatar university says protesters are still seeking radical change. protested so one more day want you know to go through a very democracy transition. she gestured like to clean aims like dr ben b. to talk to him but he and so want to get over and to the transitional period but for the time being. who seemed that he said eminent of . which if you are as well as they do we you know we are going to know where and so far what the politician says how about chief it is only. nation of bush if not more and the people need more it's not having a president and he was almost out you know he was. eighty two years old he was very sick date they want you know a real change john yang has really speak chiz of kim jong un overseeing various rocket launches from the country's east coast the no

clearly, repairing an ailing economy will be high on the list for cyril ramaphosa but when he took overd two yea rs predecessor, jacob zuma, around two years ago, he vowed to crackdown on corruption, something many voters will feel not enough has been done just yet. ramzan karmali, bbc news. let's go live to francis nesbitt. good to talk to you. the anc vote is well down and a lot of people who could have voted don't seem to have voted at all. what do you think is going on? i think the anc is playing to all these accusations of corruption and a lot of the youth are unemployed, they feel the economy is not working for them. it's just working for the small group of rich people and so they didn't turn out to vote so actually, yes, it's way down from the 2014 election, for instance, even the 2018, because of this new party, the new party that has come up as promised to redistribute wealth and land and take over the minds and many people feel that is how they can change the economy in south africa so it's a combination of corruption, accusations of corruption, accusations of corruption, the

secretary of state might pump ailes tour of europe it got off to a rocky start friday he and german chancellor angela merkel failed to agree on much in berlin they did agree that they had shared values but when it came down to concrete a trade and security policy they diverged especially over relations with iran. it took mike pompei 0400 days to find time to visit berlin and then officials scheduled only 45 minutes for talks with chancellor angela merkel on trouble spots afghanistan syria libya and iran even the well it is in great turmoil above all the question of the run and how to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons visits were not told. nor did pump ayos discussions with germany's foreign minister bring the 2 countries closer together washington has been raising the pressure on iran well european countries struggle to save the nuclear deal iran signed 4 years ago this of this is also no secret that we are pursuing different approaches towards that and. at the rate at why from our point of view instead of europe as a whole preservation of the nuclear deal increases international saf

thirteen two former intelligence chiefs have also been taken into custody weeks of protests forced the ailing longtime president to resign last month after he attempted to run for a fifth term however those demonstrations have continued. with protesters wanting entire beautifully regime dismantles and inside is prevented from holding talks tilts the thoughts now my kid out from cover university who talks about those protesters still seeking radical change. but that since one more day want you know to go through a very democracy transition. and the like two three names like. looked at him. and saw one you know two to get over and to the transitional period but for the time being. who seemed that he said imminent of. which if you as a white house you know we are going to know where and so far what the politician says how about chief it is early days ignition of beautifully. and the people need to more it's not having to president and he was almost out you know he was eighty two years old he was very sick day to day want to know it really change. now syrian government forces and their russian al

will be here to discuss the latest of several global pushback efforts against the dominance of right ailing startups and rick rule c.e.o. spot u.s. holdings will be here to discuss the latest moves in global oil markets all of that directly ahead but first let's have some headlines. a major move by soft bank leads our global report again today as a soft bank group considers an initial public offering for the one hundred billion dollars soft bank vision fund the wall street journal reports the plans were an i.p.o. are the result of soft banks efforts to keep pace with the deal making done by soft bank founder and c.e.o. masayoshi solomon the journal reports mr sloan found enough investment vehicles to utilize the vision fund vision funds one hundred billion in capital in two years rather than the previously planned for years mr sun has also been on an acquisition spree capturing and attractive assets in sectors including banking online food delivery and biotech but also quickly depleting funds available capital at the same time the journal points out that upcoming i.p.o.'s for we work and la

ailing scaling so these other companies are left and these other companies that are going public are similarly of the mindset that you can can't have enough losses you know a loss is are showing that you're blitz scaling it shows that you're doing something right if you're losing tons of money. ok so when you have a genius like jeff bezos at the helm i suppose but if that are indeed at the helm and they're just for juicing losses even though they're stupid i don't know how that's going to work it works when one person is doing as soon as everybody is doing it then of chorus not only does do politicians start to notice because their constituents noticed that basically this is a way to never pay taxes again in your life as well forty seven you have forty seven billion in write offs that's how our president became so wealthy as massive tax write offs.