for bailey, it's the end of a journey.ion, taking him off their school roll into two years of wilderness. i feel like it really took away my ability to learn. what did those two years of not being in school do to you? i broke down on myself, i lost myself. social anxiety and depression started to really creep up on me. they really just make you want to get into a ball and ignore the outside world. you shouldn't be pushed away and made to feel unwanted. you should be engaged with the school and they should make you feel like they're going to help you and develop you as a person. this research says, as a year group moves through secondary, there are 55,000 unexplained moves. 23% are pupils moving from just 330 schools. they lose an average of 30 pupils from each age group. these types of moves, they are unregulated. there's no transparency or data and we don't really know what is going on with them. as a head teacher, jason furley took a big risk. the school will be held responsible for bailey's results. we have to reward in

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bailey is on track to bea pass seven gcses.oo. let's have a look at some of the news now. the french president emmanuel macron has paid tribute to the hundreds of firefighters who saved notre dame cathedral. 600 firefighters worked throughout monday night to put out the fire. emmanuel macron speaking on maundy thursday, as our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. today france saw the faces of its heroes. the firefighters who on monday night pitted their bravery against a vast inferno and won. now filing into the gilded rooms of the elysee palace, the secular cathedral of the french state. translation: it's a great joy, a great honour. the paris firefighters are a humble and discrete unit and we are here as a community to honour the individual and collective efforts of my comrades. 0ne firefighter described emerging from a bell tower and seeing the roof engulfed in flames. it was only later we understood the risks we had taken, she said. the hardest thing was that we were so small compared to it. investigators have inter

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back.rk ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. ♪ sometimes the smallest gestures can be the most refreshing. give extra, get extra with new extra refreshers gum. join chipotle rewards. whether in the restaurant, ordering ahead, or getting it delivered, you can earn points towards free chipotle. join now another wireless ad. great. so many of them are full of this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah. look. sprint's going to do things differently. and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. if you don't love it, get your money back. see? simple. now sprint's unlimited plan comes with one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. so switch now. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: well, that's our show for

he'sive in the baileys crossroads area. what a scare, pat. >> reporter: indeed, jim. seven hours. the fire department is still here. this is a big condo. 26 stories. undreds and hundreds of people live here. well, not now. not after what happened. this is the transformer site, the origin of the fire. the fire that left tuising without power. the fire that left scores ofit peopleut a home tonight. and at that transformer site, you can see a handheld extinguisher left behind by someone. by someone who may have tri

ric bailey, chief political adviser, thanks very much.nt to prison for six years for manslaughter of charlotte brown in a speed boat crash in 2015. he had an extra six months added to his sentence for fleeing the country. he'd returned to the uk the night before on a flight from georgia, and it was on the plane that reporter sarah rainsford caught up with him. he's never spoken publicly before, so i asked what he had to say to the family of charlotte brown — killed in a crash on his speedboat. i'm terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death, and furthermore, my subsequent actions which i see have only served to make things worse, and i'd like to make amends for that. why did you run? fear. juliet shone wondering... peter winteringham asked... finally, newswatch is recorded and so can edit out some of the hazards of live television — like me stumbling over my words and tripping over the furniture. 0n live shows, guests are asked to switch off their mobile phones. it doesn't always happen, though. general sir mike jackson was bei

. >> they bit through her like sweaters. >> bailey says her parents are paying more than $2,100 a month for her room and board, which includes a meal plan. >> well, we got rid of all the food that we had, and now we only have food in like closed containers. >> reporter: a spokesperson for uc berkeley admits there is a rodent problem at foothill and stern halls. the all female residence hall next door. they sent us this statement that reads we're working to address this issue and pest control and housing facilities staff are treating, setting traps, sealing points of entry, et cetera, and cleaning impacted areas. the university spokesperson points out foothill and stern hall are next to wooded areas which can attract more rodents than other dorms farther south. freshman carolina rios who lives in stern hall says rats aren't her problem. her challenge is finding a laundry machine that works. >> washing machines have been a problem for me. i don't do my laundry at stern. i actually go to foothills laundry, which is a little further away. >> reporter: a university spokesperson says one of t

for bailey, it's the end of a journey.nto two years of wilderness. i feel like it really took away my ability to learn. what did those two years of not being in school do to you? i broke down on myself, i lost myself. social anxiety and depression started to really creep up on me. they really just make you want to get into a ball and ignore the outside world. you shouldn't be pushed away and made to feel unwanted. you should be engaged with the school and they should make you feel like they're going to help you and develop you as a person. this research says, as a year group moves through secondary, there are 55,000 unexplained moves. 23% are pupils moving from just 330 schools. they lose an average of 30 pupils from each age group. these types of moves, they are unregulated. there's no transparency or data and we don't really know what is going on with them. as a head teacher, jason thurley took a big risk. the school will be held responsible for bailey's results. we have to reward inclusivity and i think we have got to r

andrew bailey as the head of the sca.nie: coming up, a conversation with the ceo of coca-cola, james quincey, is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: welcome back. coca-cola shares are up after the company posted a profit that beat expectations. coca-cola's ceo james quincey. thanks for joining us, james. north american volumes were down for a second straight quarter, but you did get a boost higher prices. i'm curious for how long you can sustain higher pricing in order to maintain margins and profitability? james: i think the north american business was up, a little softer in the first quarter, but you should be seen in a contest -- in the context of a later time of business and a bit of negative weathering in the first quarter and less emphasis on the low margins. the u.s. had a solid quarter in volume. we will be looking in the future to get back to slight positive, but our principle axis, the strategy in the u.s. is the development of the portfolio and the focus on the packaging, smaller packaging sizes, which tends to

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back. life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a nobel peace prize nominee who is the founder and c.e.o. of rise, a nonprofit civil rights organization. she was the force behind "the sexual assault survivors' rights act" which was signed into law in 2016. please welcome amanda nguyen! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show! >> thank you! oh, my god! >> trevor: this is a super exciting time for me and for you a little bit, but for me -- >> oh, thanks. >> trevor: -- because i have never chatted to somebody who is nominated for a nobel prize. congratulations. >> thank you so much! >> trevor: that comes with it a certain level of swag. i mean, do you just walk around the world being like, nobel, nobel nominee? >> yeah. >> trevor: because it is basically the best people in our world, essentially. >>

helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey.ft tens of thousands of women and children stranded at an internment camp in the north of the country. thousands of foreigners — british women and children included — are being held at the facility. the al—hawl camp has ballooned in size, from 11,000 people to more than 75,000 in just three months. it's a mini—city full of the families of is fighters, including unrepentant is supporters. dozens of children have died in the camp. many have come from is's final stronghold of baghouz. groups say it is a humanitarian crisis. from al—hawl, our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports. a caliphate defeated but the nightmare is not over. this is al—hawl internment camp. they are what's left of the islamic state group and they number in their tens of thousands. and with them, sons and daughters. the camp is overwhelmed. here the war wounded are children. a broken enemy that's in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. the camp's three small clinics struggle to provide even the basics.

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back.rk ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. ♪ sometimes the smallest gestures can be the most refreshing. give extra, get extra with new extra refreshers gum. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to the "the daily show." my guests tonight are senior writers for it mr. do, co-authors of politico playbook and the international best seller "the hill to die on: the battle for congress and the future of trump's america." please welcome jake sherman and anna palmer. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> trevor: first of all, congratulations on having a book about congress that people actually want to read. >> yeah, we were told for many years that if we wrote a book about congress no one would read it so we decided to test that proposition. >> trevor: why, though? why? >> congress is the most interesting place as

helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey.t transcribes the voice commands captured after the wake word is detected, and then feeds the infomation back into the software. it is intended to help improve alexa‘s grasp of human speech so the ai—powered voice assistant can respond more efficiently in the future, but the news is likely to compound privacy concerns and is a revealing insight to what appears to be the less understood human role in training smart software. let‘s speak now to sally hubbard, director of enforcement strategy at open markets institute — a group that works to address perceived threats to democracy, individual liberties, and national security. get to talk to you. thank you for joining us on bbc news. how surprised are you that this is going on. i am not very surprise. i think all the tech companies have been engaging in practises that violate user privacy that users do not anticipate. surveilling people in ways that they would never expect. the tech giants, and resented this case, they use to improve speech

ric bailey, thanks very much.on for six years for manslaughter of charlotte brown in a speed boat crash in 2015. he had an extra six months added to his sentence for fleeing the country. and return to the uk the night before on a flight from georgia and he was on the plane that reporter sarah rainsford caught up with him. he's never spoken public before, so i asked what he had to say to the family of charlotte brown, killed in a crash on his speedboat. i'm terribly sorry for my involvement in cha rlotte's terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death and furthermore, my subsequent actions which i see have only served to make things worse and i like to make amends for that. why did you run? fear? juliet wonders 100th was a kaymer clue and interview... peter asked... finally avenues watch —— newswatch is recorded and so we can avoid the life stuff like me tripping over the furniture. it happens on live tv there. general mike jackson was being interviewed... a success is costing all of these lives and yet...

helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey.husband's new wife a "horse", is being allowed to return to britain, according to the campaign group which represents her. 55—year—old laleh sharavesh was ordered to pay a fine of 625 pounds. her passport is being recovered and she should be home by next week. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @benmbland. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme... americans bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka lead the way at augusta. the drama from the first day of the masters to come. aaron ramsey and lucas torreira star in arsenal's victory against napoli. news of that, and the other europa league quarterfinals. "unacceptable". rugby australia say they'll sack israel folau over his homophobic social media post. hello. welcome. let's get started with golf‘s major of the year — the masters — and two americans lead the way, after the first round at augusta. br

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bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back.with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. ♪ sometimes the smallest gestures can be the most refreshing. give extra, get extra with new extra refreshers gum. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: well, that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in. here it is, your moment of zen. >> and trump and, like, trump, trump, trump. >> trump, and trump, trump, trump. >> not a single message, it doesn't involve trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump ( cheers and applause ) - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ - ♪ [muffled] - ♪ co

helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey.ely—financed mission to the moon will attempt to land on its surface. until now, only government space agencies from the us, china, and the former soviet union have achieved this. the spacecraft will take pictures and conduct experiments and the mission could pave the way for future low—cost, commercial exploration landings. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. closing in on the moon. until now it's only been explored by a few space agencies, but these are the latest images from a mission set to change that. this spacecraft, built in israel, is the first privately funded attempt at a moon landing. missions like this usually cost billions, but with a price tag of £70 million, it is space exploration ona £70 million, it is space exploration on a shoestring. the idea that you don't have to wait for the creaky bureaucracy of a government or a national space agency to carry it forward , national space agency to carry it forward, that's really exciting. the probe blasted off i

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though to hear officer david bailey explain, antoine's the one who's had his back.met while davis worked patrol in antoine's neighborhood. >> i would be on the beat, he would be rolling up. i would tell him, if something happens, stay here, don't move. that wasn't happening. he rolled right upith me. >> reporter: soon they'll be riding side by side working the beat together. tamecka cart dear not be more proud. >> i told him he could be whatever he put his mind h. he saiwanted to be a police officer, and he definitel >> reporter: as for his new brothers and sisters in blue, this is what good police work is all about. >> this is a way to be proactive in the community. so you reach out to youth like antoine. >> reporter: to show them that even against all odds, sometimes dreams do come true. in northeast, corey smith, news 4. >> thanks, corey. way to go, antoine. that's all for "news 4 this week." i'm leonrr haon. we're going to show you images from the rocket launch in wallops island in virginia. this carried supplies up to the international space station on a beauti

thisunfolding at the skyline plaza complex in bailey's crossroads. shomari stone is at theex com with how residents are holding up tonight. shomari? >> reporter: good g. we have an update for you. dominion power is expected to bring two new transformers here to thisin building b me. as you can see, there are condos and they are not t litight because there is no power. right now the residents are either staying at a hotel, with family, friendsltr s provided by the red cross. new cell phone video shows a fire breaking out this morning at the skyline plaza complex in bailey's crossroads. fire investigators tell me that 26-story building's transformer caught on fire.jo powell lives on the sixth floor. >> it's frustrating, and at this point it's kind of overwhelming right now. >> reporter: she is one of about a thousd people who can't live here tonight, the thick smoke seeping into the building, forcing firefighters to evacuate everyone. >> the alarm went o and we smelled smoke, and it was no big first.t but then we started smelling smoke and we started o

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back. and i had a promise to keep. [ bark ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. >>> we are getting news just in about president trump's former fixer and lawyer, michael cohen. during a phone call secret lly recorded by tom arnold, cohen revealing that he believes parts of his guilty plea are a lie according to a new report by the wall street journal. let's check in. what deyou tell us about this call? >> reporter: these are strong bed fellows. according to the journal this call took place on march 25 between michael cohen and tom arnold. in the call michael cohen is disavowing the crimes he pleaded guilty to. he pleaded guilty to two hush money payments on behalf of the president and pleaded guilty to five tax fraud counts, one count of lying to a bank and another count of lying to congress. as you will hear in this sound byte, michael cohen is now saying he didn't commit any of th

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of killing a woman he was on a date with in a speedboat crash on the thames is in court at the old baileyht now after spending ten months on the run. he was brought back to the uk from georgia last night. i'm terribly sorry for my involvement in charlotte's death. and, you know, furthermore, my subsequent actions, which i see have only served to, you know, make things worse. and i'd like to make amends for that. while he was hiding in georgia, jack shepherd was sentenced to six years in prison for the gross negligence manslaughter of charlotte brown. a new deadline for brexit — and it's halloween. this extension is as flexible as i expected, and a little bit shorter than i expected. but it's still enough to find the best possible solution. please do not waste this time. but will theresa may last until the end of october? i do not pretend that the next few weeks will be easy, or there is a simple way to break the deadlock in parliament. but we have a duty as politicians to find a way to fulfil the democratic decision of the referendum, deliver brexit, and move our country forward. nothing

. >> our victim we identified as steven bailey williams. >> reporter: steven bailey williams, betternown to his friends, family, and fans as steven b. >> all hit 96 kpke, friday morning with the bird and the b. >> reporter: a dj with a distinctive voice and personality that had made him famous in the 1980s as part of the hit denver-based radio show "steven b and the hawk." >> say, step over here and say a few words to the radio people around the country. >> well, i think we can keep this short and simple. get a real job. >> he was really at his professional zenith in denver. >> reporter: doug johnson and steven were friends for more than 30 years. they were the guys that really pioneered two-man morning radio. they were funny. they were great writers. they were great comedians. >> we've been over here at kpke for about what? a hundred years? >> uh, well, let's see it was 18 --. it was about 90-some years. >> tempus fugit when you're having a good time. >> he's lovable. i mean, you just -- everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: young sylvia noland had a big crush on steven b when they

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bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back.mise to keep. [ bark ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. >>> they've covered every inch of the mueller investigation over the past 18 months staking out the entrances to the special counsel's offices every day. along with federal courthouse giving us an inside scoop that helped chip away at some of the secrecy around the mueller investigation. along the way getting some big scoops on the investigation from former campaign chairman paul manafort's cooperation to the secret indictment of roger stone and his arrest on camera. this team is sharing their accounts on cnn.com in a story timed "what we learned watching robert mueller for 18 months ". some of the team joins me now. thank you so much for coming on. i appreciate this. i want to start with em and read a quote from the article you guys wrote. on one federal holiday prosecutor aaron zebly with the special counsel's office

to deford bailey, the first country music black or white to play the grand ole opry.nt roya wood, jr., who made the smash hit, don't mind the mustache, featuring jimmy lightfoot. but nobody did country music bigger than the legendary charlie pride. charlie pride put up 29 number one singles on the country music charts between 1966 and 1989, and if you're wondering how a black man could be a country music star in the 1960s, it's because talent overcomes racism. also because most radio listeners didn't realize he was a black man. charlie pride must have been putting on that white voice. black people keep that voice in their back pocket. i use my white voice when debt collectors call me on the telephone because they give white people extra time. oh, i'm so sorry, i didn't know my bill was due, oh, my goodness. (white voice). and it's not just black men. the point rp sisters broke through in country music long before anyone knew them for r&b hits. the most memorable achievements was at the 1975 grammys where they won best country and weston vocal performance. still to thi

ok, doctor susan bailey from colorado state university, thank you very much indeed.t, and stay tuned! as the story goes, a picture tells a thousand words. the 2019 world press photo of the year award has been won byjohn moore for his picture ‘crying girl at the border‘ which shows a distraught honduran toddler as she and her mother are taken into custody by us border officials in texas. getty images special correspondent and senior photographerjohn moore joins us now from amsterdam. tell us what it is you felt when you took that photo, and tell me, when you took it did you know it was a special photo? in that moment i knew it was an important image. i had been wanting to get down to the border and photographed during the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy, and it was a unique moment. yes, in that moment i felt the emotion. whenever you see a young child in distress, any parent is going to feel that. you have focused on immigration issues for some time, actually, it issues for some time, actually, it is not a recent thing for you. what drove you

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back.d a promise to keep. [ bark ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. >>> this holy week has been scarred by violence with multiple churches attacked during easter services in sri lanka. several hotels were bombed. at least 207 people were killed. troupely a sickening day in sri lanka. cnn has crews on the way to location. we'll have continuing coverage. >>> that brings me to this next tweet of the president of the yie united states. the president learned about the bombings and tweeted 138 million people have been killed. he left the tweet up for more than 20 minutes. it was a really embarrassing error. i guess nobody around him caught it or fixed it for more than 20 minutes. it's a typo, what's the big deal? accuracy matters. it matters when you're sending condolences to a grieving nation. it matters for a government just like it matter for a news room. if someone can't get the l

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back. promise to keep. [ bark ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. >>> one city is ready to make it illegal to call 911 on people for living while black. the phrase refers to black people who have the police called on them for being part of noncriminal routine activities like the white woman who reportedly called 911 on a group of black people barbecuing in oakland, california. or remember the incident showing two african-american men being arrested in philadelphia at starbucks because they didn't order anything while waiting for a friend. now officials in grand rapids, michigan, want to penalize 911 callers who engage in racial profiling. sara sidner is on this one for us today. and so we know the public is weighing in tonight. but give me the back story here. >> reporter: yeah, this is interesting. and you just mentioned a couple of the things that we know of that have been publ

bailey, bailey when you come back the next time take care of cj. and then i was back. to keep. [ bark ] with each new life i would protect cj. [ bark ] where did you come from? loving people is my purpose but bringing them together that's my journey. >>> a major eagerly awaited testimony scheduled for this week almost went up in smoke and still not entirely clear if it will go forward. justice department officials are now saying attorney general william barr will return to capitol hill and testify about the mueller report but sources have been telling cnn the a.g. has warned democrats that he will not show up if they don't stick to the questioning format that he has proposed. now, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, the very committee that barr is expected to face, is showing no signs of blinking first when he spoke to cnn this morning. >> and the witness is not going to tell the committee how to conduct its hearing, period. >> what does it say if a.g. barr doesn't back down on the suggestions? >> then we will have to sfeubpoa him and use whatever means we c

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the time is 1:17. our top story this lunchtime...abinet talks to try to find some way out of the brexit deadlock. the eu's chief brexit negotiator said a no deal departure was now more likely. and coming up... the rower james cracknell on the challenges of returning to the oxford cambridge boat race as the oldest competitor ever. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a blow for england lionesses. chelsea star fran kirby has withdrawn from the squad for the friendlies against canada and spain. now, what does all this air pollution do to our bodies? well, with growing scientific evidence that toxins in the air are more damaging to our health than previously thought, cities around the world are making radical efforts to restrict polluting vehicles. from next monday, london is intoducing an ultra—low emission zone for the dirtiest vehicles. it will cover the current congestion charge zone and will run 2a hours a day, seven days a week. the most polluting cars, motorcycles and vans will be charged £12.50 a day on top

. >> news4's justin finch is live outside of the skyline towers ir bailey's sroads with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. frustration, indeedrogress being made here. dominion crews have big trucks in place behinds here preparing to do that very important work, replacing that burned out transformers as residents wake up for the f st morning of perhaps many in a new bed. that cell phone video does show the whole story here. that transformer catching fire lat yesterday morning here the skyline towers off south george mason drive. that fire sent smoke rushing inside the building, forcing an evacuation of residents. it was later in the day that fairfax county fire resc realized the evacuation was going to be dominion energy, too, realizing that transformer here had caught fire and caused a lot of damage to the building. also knocking out power they realized to close to 1,000 residents. >> it was frustrating. >>> at this point i mean, it's -- it's kind of overwhelming right now. >> reporter: overwhelming for so many right now. residentspa png for being a week outside of

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this morning, he appeared at the old bailey after being extradited from georgia yesterday.ck shepherd face justice, the day they had waited months for. charlotte was killed when her first date with the 31—year—old ended in a speedboat crash. last night, he was put on a plane back to britain from georgia after ten months on the run. the couple were on their first date when the boat capsized. he had taken her out to try and impress her but he was drunk and the boat wasn't safe. today in court, jack shepherd admitted skipping bail. thejudgejailed him for six months on top of his six—year sentence. charlotte's family were emotional outside court. he has not shown any real remorse or accountability for his actions, accusing charlie of being responsible for her own death as recently as this week. his lack of respect and decency continues to astound us. we hope that shepherd's appeal against his conviction will be dismissed, and as a family we can continue to fight for a change in the laws. during his sentencing, judge richard marks said that jack shepherd's deliberate decision to

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as bailey shoots at the cops, officer taylor webb is hit twice. he then takes cover inside the garage. that's when another officer, keegan merritt, attempts to get in and is shot in the hand. the shooter warns police. >> do not come in here. i got a hostage. >> reporter: eventually police break into that gara grabbing their wounded officer who dives to safety. after a tense 17-hour standoff police say bailey took his own life inside that home, and officials found 39-year-old sandra white and her 16-year-old son dead inside. >> we got three babies to bury. we don't know how we're going to do it. >> reporter: now the family of that woman said they had a surprise baby shower planned for her today. obviously she was pregnant. her son was inside. he was killed too. but this video, i mean it's so graphic. it really shows what police are up against every single day as they went in there, tried to save those folks and obviously tried to save their own as well. >> a lot of bravery. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. >>> we do want to turn to

rebecca long bailey from labour, there. in the last hour london mayor sadiq khan has told the bbc he was in favour of cancelling brexit and revoking article 50, but he welcomed the prime minister's decision to hold talks with jeremy corbyn. she's been negotiating with the eu, the cabinet and her party for a thousand day so the idea that in two or three days, there will be a resolution between the tory leadership and the labour leadership is just not realistic. in those circumstances, i believe we should stop the clock. we don't want to sort of inadvertently leave the eu without any deal whatsoever or a bad deal. let's stop the clock and revoke article 50. whatever deal is reached stop when you don't expect jeremy corbyn to come to a deal either? i think it's unrealistic, it is not about how good or bad jeremy and his team are or how good or bad theresa may and her team are. the reality is, we have got a clock which is running down this artificial deadline placed upon us because of the circumstances of article 50. the thing

ric bailey, chief political adviser, thanks very much.nvolvement in charlotte‘s death, and furthermore, my subsequent actions which i see have only served to make things worse, and i‘d like to make amends for that. why did you run? fear. juliet shone wondering... peter winteringham asked... finally, newswatch is recorded and so can edit out some —— finally, newswatch is recorded and so can edit out some of the hazards of live television — like me stumbling over my words and tripping over the furniture. on live shows, guests are asked to switch off their mobile phones. it doesn‘t always happen, though. general sir mike jackson was being interviewed by stephanie flanders on the andrew marr show a few years ago. the success... phone rings. ..is costing all of these lives and yet... it‘s a bit more embarrassing, though, when it‘s the presenter‘s phone going off — as happened shortly after an interview on breakfast on tuesday morning. good to talk to you. thank you very much. phone rings. that's so embarrassing. how have i done that? it‘s stil

. ♪ >> a momentous occasion in history last week when charity bailey absolutely blitzed it.pulling a charity? >> how wonderful. >> back again for another round of best guess. are you ready? >> video number one we have a little boy running away from the camera. a, family dog takes strides, b, kid enjoys going head-to-head, b, mom realizes that's not his toy. >> d. >> i'm going with charity on this one. >> then i think a head bunt is in order. >> i'm thinking "c". is that a fish head? >> it's >> has the head on the side and decides this is mine now. video number two. we're going to pause it. here are your options. a, he uses his head to break. b, device is down a wheel, or c, lightening stops him in his tracks. >> i'm going with a, uses head to break. >> i'm going to go with lightening. >> i'm going to go with crity again. >> i'm going to go with "b". >> i feel like the wheel's going to fall off midair. face plant. >> face break. >> you ahave to break his nose? >> yes. >> video number three is the wild card round where everything goes. a man and woman are outside enjoying the

some news from the courts from the old bailey in the case of sally challen.t that line, sally challen has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but not guilty to the murder of her husband richard chauhan in her first murder of her husband richard chauhan in herfirst appearance murder of her husband richard chauhan in her first appearance at the old bailey since the court of appeal quashed her conviction. —— richard challen. drivers of electric ca rs face richard challen. drivers of electric cars face a postcode lottery of charging their vehicles according to new research by the bbc. the study found in some parts of the country, the number of charging points hasn‘t kept up with the number of vehicles on the road. the government says it plans to expand what‘s currently available. david gregory—kumar reports rush hour in birmingham and the only noise in this tesla is the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers and a familiar griping about the problems of finding somewhere in the city to charge the car. th

you'll havr officer did bailey explain it, antoine's the one that's had his back.he two met while davis worked patrol in antoine's neighborhood. >> i would be on te beat and h would be rolling up. i would tell him if something happens, stay here. don't move. that wasn't happening. he rolled right up with me. >> reporter: soon they'll be riding side by side working the beat tether. tamika carter could not be more proud. >> i told him he can always be whatev he put his mind to, so i'm letting him know it really can happen. he said he wanted to be a police officer and he definitely won. >> how do you feel about it? >> good. >> as for his new brothers and sisters in blue, this is what good police work is all about. >> this is a way to be proactive in the community. you reach out to youth like antoine. >> to show them that even against all, odds sometimes dreams do come true. in northeast, cory smith, news 4. >>> these are le pictures. it's almost midnight in paris. this is what's left of notre dame cathedral. the fire still burning as we come on the air at 6:00. ngod e

he'sive in the baileys crossroads area. what a scare, pat. >> reporter: indeed, jim. it's been seven hours. the fire department is still here. this is a big condo. 26 stories. undreds and hundreds of people live here. well, not now. not after what happened. this is the transformer site, the origin of the fire. the fire that left tuising without power. the fire that left scores ofit peopleut a home tonight. and at that transformer site, you can see a handheld extinguisher left behind by someone. by someone who may have tried to take on this fire by>> himself. ll i know, i started smelling smoke and then we left. >> reporter: for many residents re, an unnerving event. tell me what it was like inside. >> it is so scary and smoky. >> reporter: the scene, the skyline plaza at baileys crossroads. a transformer fire sent a giant column of smoke up the side of the building. the smoke seeped inside forcing firefighters to evacuate the whole thing. this is wt it looked like from a balcony on high. i talked by pho with kathleen. she had to walk dow from her apartment on the 23rd

bailey discussed the consolation of challenges banks and financial regulators now face.w: there is no question in the period since the financial crisis a decade ago, what has happened is a global initiative to build stronger regulatory foundations. both in the financial world and condo world. -- conduit world. there is no question brexit will not impact on that increasingly global approach, which is right because wholesale financial markets are global. guy: is it a prerequisite for whoever wants to be the next governor of the bank of england, they should have regulatory experience? andrew: i have spent years delicately steering around those sorts of questions. let me say this, what has changed in the post crisis is that the bank of england has been given important regulatory responsibilities. the bank i joined in the 1990's -- 1980's had regulatory responsibilities and we went with a long way of without having them. it is appropriate the central bank should have those responsibilities and i am a strong supporter of that. i am involved in that work as a member of the comm

josh bailey, his first home run of the season. 7-6. houston would tie it in the eighth.lded. two outs. he walks jose altuve on four pitches. the giants looking for their win. it is out of here. just over the wall of the second from christian arroyo. this comes up the season so far. nick vincent trying to pick it up. the only problem is no one is there. another run scores. the giants fall. the final, 3-0. the tempers flaring between the reds and the pirates. he hit the home run off him earlier. everyone is worn. david bell thinks he should be ejected. it seems cooler heads would prevail until yasiels involved five are rejected. including, by the way, the pirates go on to win the game 7-5. we'll have complete reaction from the regular season home game. >> we're seeing regular season because they have plenty of ballgames left. >> anger management. okay. >> thank you very much. >>> dumbo's reign lasted only a week. your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen