ayla has spent the last seven years in psychiatric hospitals.s currently at a medium secure unit 200 miles away from her home on the outskirts of cardiff. her mum says her prolonged stay has had a detrimental effect on her health. she's got a huge bald patch on her head now where her hair will never grow just from all the head—banging that she's done. and that's irreversible. one of the doctors said possibly she is caused more one of the doctors said possibly she's caused more brain damage through the head—banging. so i don't know. i don't see a happy ending, really. she loved dressing up in the village carnival. she's dressed up as a dalmatian. are you worried you might never see her again? yes, very much so. i'm 78 years of age and i've got a heart condition and it's distressing, not only for me, but having to watch ayla suffer and watch my daughter suffer. and being powerless to do anything about it. i've tried for seven years and written to so many people for help. and it'sjust not there. there are nearly 2,300 adults and children with autis

ayla has spent the last seven per week. ayla has spent the last seve n years per week.has spent the last seven years in psychiatric hospitals, she is currently at a medium secure unit, 200 miles away from her home on the outskirts of cardiff. -- we were allowed only three ten minute phone call. her mother says that her prolonged stay has had a detrimental effect on her health. she has a huge bald patch where her hair will never grow, all the head—banging she has done. that is irreversible. the doctor said she has possibly caused more brain damage through the head—banging. has possibly caused more brain damage through the head-banging. she loved dressing up, at the village carnival, she dressed up as a dalmatian there. are you worried you may never see her again? very much so. may never see her again? very much so. i may never see her again? very much so. lam may never see her again? very much so. i am 78, i may never see her again? very much so. lam 78, i have may never see her again? very much so. i am 78, i have a may never see her again? very much so. lam 78, i have

ayla is currently at a medium secure unit, 200 miles away from her home in cardiff., very much so. i'm 78 years of age and i've got a heart condition. and it's distressing, not only for me, but having to watch ayla suffer, and watch my daughter suffer. and being powerless to do anything about it. i've tried for seven years, and written to so many people for help. atus, or assessment and treatment units, came under increasing scrutiny in 2011 after the bbc‘s panorama programme exposed horrific abuse of patients at winterbourne view. in 2015, the government set a target to move between 35% to 50% of people with learning disabilities and autism out of inpatient units and into the community. it was called transforming care. but the programme has missed its own five year deadline, only achieving around 20%, and leaving over 2000 people on psychiatric wards. people are spending many, many years in there, and they shouldn't be. awful things are happening to people in there, and they shouldn't be. and in the same way that asylums were closed, these places need to be closed.

father of ayla was transferred to the corpus christi church in fremont in 2016. and right now the sheriff's department says that they are unaware of any other victims. >>we're having some difficulties with that sound bite but the oakland diocese placed him on leave after learning of his arrest, so we'll continue to update you on that story. well the contra costa county sheriff's office has identified the woman found dead. andersen was found sunday morning on suisun avenue near north broadway avenue. she was pronounced dead on the scene. we don't know how she died. (robin) the environmental protection agency has announced an 86-thousand dollar settlement with tesla... over hazardoud waste violations at the company's car plant in fremont. the violations were discovered during a visit by the inspectors from the agency's san francisco office in 20-17. the settlement includes... a 31-thousand dollar fine... and a 55- thousand payment to the fremont fire department to buy emergency equipment. (robin) its official... you're going to have to pay more money to shop online

father of ayla was transferred to corpus christi church and freeman 3 years later right now the sheriff's department says they are unaware of any other possible victims. the position of trust in our communities and so i think this was a case where maybe. he took advantage of that trust that's concerning and it's heartbreaking for this particular family. but other families as well that put their trust in. this particular priest. the oakland isis placed him on leave after learning about his arrest. >>news of area housing market, you know that it's forced a lot of people to leave town and leave the state. now that the story of a family of 9 9 that might have to do the same a massive data breaches at the bay area and it might have hit a restaurant that you've gone too, we'll tell you what we should look out for. and we're going to be the 12 year-old boy who is taking action and fixing pot polls, himself. how is he doing it and why. and a live look here if you're stuck in a mock of the san mateo bridge. join join the rest of the crowd. it's kind of slow the crowd. it's kind of slow go right no

ayla is 26 and has learning difficulties. for seven yea rs learning difficulties.or around 18 months. she spends 1a only meant to stay for around 18 months. she spends 16 hours a day in her room and hasn't been out of her award for the past year. her family is only allowed three ten minute phone calls a week. they say watching her suffer is torture. she has got a huge bald patch on her head now wear her hair will never grow just from head now wear her hair will never growjust from all head now wear her hair will never grow just from all the head—banging that she's done. that is irreversible, and one of the doctors said possibly she is caused more brain damage through the head—banging. soi brain damage through the head—banging. so i don't know, i don't see a happy ending, really. join us at 10am for our exclusive report into the lives of young people trapped in atus, bbc two, bbc news, and online. so sad. here is carol with a look at the weather. it has been a chilly start to the day for most of us, we are looking at areas of cloud but lots of the cloud will thin an

ayla is currently at a medium secure unit, 200 miles away from her home in cardiff.eing powerless to do anything about it. i've tried for seven years, and written to came under increasing scrutiny in 2011 after the bbc‘s panorama programme exposed horrific abuse of patients at winterbourne view. in 2015, the government set a target to move between 35% to 50% of people with learning disabilities and autism out of inpatient units and into the community. it was called transforming care. but the programme has missed its own five year deadline, only achieving around 20%, and leaving over 2000 people on psychiatric wards. people are spending many, many years in there, and they shouldn't be. awful things are happening to people in there, and they shouldn't be. and in the same way that asylums were closed, these places need to be closed. these are happier times for fazia hussain, who spent 22 months at a secure unit in the east midlands. she has now been reunited with her family. so, i do think we won the lottery, in a way, in the support that we got and the care that she ha