but what ian brady was able to get up to, if brady was and, let's be blunt about it, if brady was rapingyou agree with that, lord falconer? it is an appalling and disgusting story. 0ver falconer? it is an appalling and disgusting story. over a five or six year period, he was left with vulnerable teenagers in wormwood scrubs prison wing and he was plainly manipulating them and abusing them in a variety of ways. how did that happen? well, ian brady is an exceptional story. lord longford bosman involvement makes it a bit odd. my anxiety, though, is it is what happens in prisons, because ultimately you have quite a small numberof ultimately you have quite a small number of prison officers guarding a very large numberof number of prison officers guarding a very large number of prisoners and it's about dominant, manipulative, evil characters being able very often to come to the surface, and you see it now getting worse and worse as a principle because you've got overcrowded prisons. you've also got overcrowded prisons. you've also got very inexperienced prison office rs got very inexperienced

with regard to brady, brady requires a materiality finding, and it has to be exculpatory. nothing says brady, nothing says it affects the outcome of the proceeding, and nothing says favorable. it says turn these records over to us. let's get the story straight. we're not the problem here. these records belong to us, not you. this year, the invisible project released the city project 2.0 regarding histories of chicago police officers. the data revealed a system pervaded by racial data. the filing complaints are predominantly black, yet black people are underrepresented in the case of physical abuse. [inaudible] >> the 22% of officers who have ten or more complaints account for all complaints during that period. if anyone else dies right now, and it's found out that one of these officers has prior instances, their blood is on your hands. if a person is found to be -- you can shake your head if you want, but if a person is found there's exculpatory evidence that wasn't turned over, you've got a cover up. if we had a commission that was done what you are doing, they would be c

a few months after that, brady was moved. files held here at the national archives show how, even from the early months in the prison hospital, ian brady displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates. over the years, concerns were raised, complaints made, but nothing was done. the authorities were worried that, if ian brady complained and went on hunger strike, lord longford would step in again. the ministry ofjustice said there have been huge changes in the last a0 years, and that allegations of sexual assault are taken extremely seriously, and reported to the police. dr laura janes is legal director at the howard league for penal reform. thank you very much for coming along to talk to us about this investigation. if we go back to 1976, their chief medical officer at wormwood scrubs were saying at that time, highlighting concerns about brady, he takes an unusual interest in any adolescent inmate he may be located on the landing, the part of the prison where brady was at that time and his influence is certainly not a

a few months after that, brady was moved.e national archives, show how even from the early months in the prison hospital, ian brady displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates. over the years, concerns were raised, complaints made, but nothing was done. the authorities were worried that if in brady complained and went on hunger strike, lord longford would step in again. the ministry ofjustice said they have been huge changes in the last 40 years and that allegations of sexual assault are taken extremely seriously and reported to the police. sanchia berg, bbc news. ministers have ordered a review into whether victims of so—called revenge porn should be automatically granted anonymity. the practice involves sharing sexual images of people without their consent. the independent advisory body, the law commission, will also decide whether new legislation is needed in england and wales to tackle other forms of offensive communications. public health england says more people could die from a rare bacterial infection that h

a few months after that, brady was moved.es — held here at the national archives — show how, even from the early months in the prison hospital, ian brady displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates. over the years, concerns were raised, complaints made, but nothing was done. the authorities were worried that if ian brady complained and went on hunger strike, lord longford would step in again. the ministry ofjustice said there have been huge changes in the last a0 years, and that allegations of sexual assault are taken extremely seriously, and reported to the police. sanchia berg, bbc news. earlier my colleague annita mcveigh spoke to dr laura janes, the legal director at the howard league for penal reform. obviously, it is a terrible situation for anyone in custody to be subjected to sexual harm. going into custody is about deprivation of liberty, not actively exposing people to criminal harm. what i do know in our work at the howard league for penal reform, we have a specialist legal advice line for children and yo

the ian brady story is newsworthy because we all know of ian brady.face with the most vulnerable. yes, but this is not a story about cunning, manipulative individuals. the real story is about institutions, central government not being equipped to properly look after and safeguard children. prisons of the places where adults, mostly men who rape children and sexually abuse children, are sent to. the prison service cannot claim that a0 years ago, even now, it is not aware that adults inflict terrible abuse on children. on the one hand, it does beggar belief that children were allowed to be exposed to ian brady, but on the other, when you have an institution that is not professionally qualified to be looking after children, the institution being children and the central government department being the ministry ofjustice, we should not be surprised that we continue to get these revelations of mistreatment. your group, how many cases are you dealing with any one time? how widespread is this? the problem is lots of this information is kept secret. in march

yet while here, in wormwood scrubs, brady was allowed to live in the prison hospitalfor more brady wasn hospital for more than five yea rs, prison hospital for more than five years, mixing with vulnerable teenagers, boys sent from borstal with mental health problems. according to government fails just released, he said he would go on hunger strike if moved. he was supported by lord longford, campaigner for prison reform. supported by lord longford, campaignerfor prison reform. then one young prisoner alleged brady had sex with him. it's difficult to imagine how that would have happened, actually. because he was closely supervised, there were a lwa ys closely supervised, there were always officers on duty. then, brady was quite a cunning character. do you think it is quite shocking? yes, yes. definitely. a few months after that, brady was moved. the files held here at the national archives show how, even from the early months in the present hospital, ian brady displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates. 0ver displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates. over the year

yet while here in wormwood scrubs, brady was allowed to live in the prison hospital for scrubs, bradyfrom borstal with mental health problems. according to government files just released, he said he would go on hunger strike if mood. he was supported by lord longford, campaign for prison reform. then one young prisoner alleging brady had sex with them. it is difficult to imagine how that would happen actually. because he was closely supervised. there are a lwa ys he was closely supervised. there are always two offices on duty. but then, brady was quite a kind character. do you think it is quite shocking? yes. definitely. a few months after that, brady was moved. the files held here at the national archives and show how even from the early months at the prison hospital, ian brady displayed an unhealthy interest in adolescent inmates over the years concerns were raised, complaints made, but nothing was done. the authorities were worried that if they ian brady complaint and went on hunger strike, longford was stepping again. the ministry of justice said there have been huge changes in th

to touch again on brady, not only is the issue with brady materiality, it's also the time it takes. i checked with department 14 today, and if i file the brady motion today or tomorrow, it would be heard on the 10th of july. and if we're talking about preliminary hearings, you have ten days. if you're talking about a misdemeanor, you're talking about 30 days, so that's really not going to be an issue that can help at all. we've -- as we've been trying to obtain these reports, we have been largely in the dark, which is a frustrating respect to be on. last week, for example, when i was here, and i was speaking, i was told there was on -- this was on the agenda for july 10, and i didn't know. i have 35 active requests right now, and i didn't know the board was going to discussion the action of releasing these records until i came and was told in person. the data that i've heard at these meetings that i've been coming to is astounding. all of that can be called to what sorts of officers have records? what officers don't have records? we've started to receive some from the p.a. and we've

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this has something to do with something that is called the brady disclosure.ation to defendants about let's say police and other people. why is a policy like that important? >> it is important because if you have is the tory evidence, evidence that helps the defense , police officer is going to testify against a defendant, but he's been convicted of perjury, lying under oath, it is incumbent on the prosecution to give that to the defense so during the trial they can cross- examine. you say wait a minute, you have lied before under oath so that brady policy decides what should be given to the defense by way of exculpatory evidence and what shouldn't be given to the defense. the staff says we think this policy is important and you need to put in place and she did not.>> in 2005 her staff that we don't have a brady policy in san francisco. it is important we do this. we as prosecutors have to have guidelines as to what to give out or not to give up to the defense. they had nothing. it was 2009 then chief of police went to her and said i need to know what you give

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here's brady. let me tell you about brady. >> oh, my goodness. >> the first thing you're going to look at is you're going to see his teeth. but i want you take a look at something else. look at his eyes. and let me tell you the story about brady. brady's a farmer, right? he's a dry-plains farmer, meaning he doesn't irrigate. so whatever the good lord sends, that's what he gets. he's been living from riches to ruin his whole life. if it rains, he's got riches. if it's drought, he's got ruin. >> all right. >> and he's had this hardscrabble existence out there, and he's done it his whole life. he's a third-generation dry-land farmer. one day, he's playing in the yard with his granddaughter, who he adores, and she says to him, "papa, what's wrong with your teeth? what's wrong with your mouth?" think about that. you granddaughter. it devastated him. >> he tells you this in the consult? >> he tells us this. he cries at the consult. he can't even bear to face his granddaughter anymore because she looks at

charles brady king was trying to get his company going. there was a company making beautiful luxury automobiles prior to 1910. curiously, both companies were out of business as the rest of detroit's automobile business started growing quickly. henry ford stumbled through it. he had three different companies. the first two kind of went out of business. the first went really out of business. the second was taken away from him and eventually adapted into the cadillac motorcar company. with his third company, ford motor company, he started developing several different models not far from this museum. each one of them had a letter denomination. he was doing a's, b's, and eventually, he got to the model t. but it was a long time coming before his business manager said, "henry, you have a good car, let's market it, let's sell it," and he did. they made most of the model t's in highland park north of the museum. they were turning out thousands, millions of cars during that decade. there was a point, 1915, 1920 when half of the automobiles on the r

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political correspondent kate brady thank you for your analysis. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world a poll shows john germany's greens have overtaken chancer on the americans conservatives for the 1st time to become the most popular party 27 percent say they would back the party in an election that puts them one point ahead of americans bloc of applicants for visas to be united states are now required to hand over its social media user names previous email addresses and phone numbers dating back 5 years the change took effect on friday and applies to nearly all these applicants as part of the trump administration's expansion of screening for would be immigrants and visitors. israeli defense forces have fired of military positions in syria syrian state media report that at least 3 soldiers were killed early on sunday with 7 others wounded israel says the attacks were and responsive to projectiles fired from syria towards the occupied golan heights to sports now and the liverpool have been crowned

brady and mr. kelly, chairman neal and our staff for all of their hard and good work on this important bill. i urge all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support the taxpayer first act. with that, i yield back the ball aps of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3151. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. authorized to file a supplemental report on the bill h.r. 2621. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 542. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk:

speaking just for some analysis on joined by political correspondent kate brady kate thanks for being here now there was an update come. appealing to the social democrats not to endanger the governing coalition is it in danger of failing it could well be i mean for many months there are basically since the get go in march 2018 this coalition has never being exactly the image of stability and of course and a great cramp carabao made it very clear clear that that the c.d.u. the conservative party here in germany want to push on with this grand coalition of course there's a very reason why as well i mean you only have to take a look at the opinion polls right now here in germany to see that neither the conservatives nor the social democrats are doing particularly well and we saw that play out in the european elections as well both suffered huge losses and there are even some polls out this week that position the c.d.u. the conservatives and the social democrats behind the green party so if germany was set to vote today it does seem at least that the majority or the strongest party at lea

charles brady king was trying to get his company going.here was a company making beautiful luxury automobiles prior to 1910. curiously, both companies were out of business as the rest of detroit's automobile business started growing quickly. henry ford stumbled through it. he had three different companies. the first two kind of went out of business. the first went really out of business. the second was taken away from him and eventually adapted into the cadillac motorcar company. with his third company, ford motor company, he started developing several different models not far from this museum. each one of them had a d -- a letter denomination. he was doing a's, b's, and eventually, he got to the model t. but it was a long time coming before his business manager said henry, you have a good car, let's market it, let's sell it, and he did. they made most of the model t's in highland park north of the museum. they were turning out thousands, millions of cars during that decade. there was a point, 1915, 1920 when half of the automobiles on the

brady? i looked them in the eye and i said, absolutely i did. [laughter] i really didn't, but you know -- that is what they want. they just want the opportunity to work hard, play by the rules, take a shower after work, not before, and do their part. let's get them excited about what the future of this country is. we are building this and building that, and we are also taking care of the climate change issue. we had fix our health care system. when people talk about pragmatic solutions, we have to fix the root cause of the problem. when we talk about health care, we need some public option. i have been on the single-payer bill since 2007. the next step has to be some level of a public option for people to buy affordable, accessible health care in the united states of america. that should not be too much to ask. people like my mom, who told me on mother's day, she is paying $1000 a month for prescription drugs, and she makes a little more than $3000 a month in her pension -- this is the congr

>>the anti-gun violence organization now known as brady says it's mind boggling how quickly attentionades away from mass shootings, the organization wants to keep the conversation going about last month's virginia beach shooting where police say the gunman used high capacity magazines and there used often in mass shootings because the shooter wants to shoot as many people as possible. in the shortest amount of time as possible of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds were once illegal under the federal assault weapons ban but congress allowed that law to expire some states have since passed their own laws to regulate magazines, kristen brown president of brady's says overall states with stricter gun laws see positive results pops or killed at rates that are 50% less. >>then states that don't have these laws domestic abuse. reduces drastically democrats in congress have introduced bills to again regulate assault-style weapons and high capacity magazines. >>but republican lawmakers say that won't accomplish much she you can take 2 clips. >>you can put them side by side and then you've

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who's at the social democrat headquarters in berlin and here with me in the studio is our in cape brady hi kate thank you both for joining us hans i'll start with you how is the s.p.d. coping with this shock and now it's meant. well 1st of all there was a sense of shock obviously i think there were disputes going on within the party everybody knew that andre and others was that their position was threatened but nobody expected her to resign today so the party has been in a kind of damage control scramble for the whole day there has been emergency meetings in the party headquarters here behind me all day long that will continue tomorrow morning at the moment it seems as though the politic is going to try and find a kind of interim solution to appoint some senior members of the party that don't have ambitions themselves to the major positions that are under way and all this is not all resigning from and then to find some time to consider. succession will comedy as it will in the next couple of weeks or months now kate the s.p. days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's coalition w

brant who's at the social democrat headquarters in berlin and he would mean the studio is our in cape brady hi kate thank you both for joining us once i'll start with you how is the s.p.d. coping with this shock and now it's meant. well 1st of all there was a sense of shock obviously i think there were disputes going on within the party everybody knew that andrea nodders was their position was threatened but nobody expected her to resign today so the party has been in the kind of damage control scramble for the whole day there have been emergency meetings in the party headquarters here behind me all day long that will continue tomorrow morning and at the moment it seems as though the politic is going to try and find a kind of interim solution to a point to some senior members of the party that don't have ambitions themselves to the major positions that are underway and all this is not all resigning from and then to find some time to consider a. succession will comedy as it were in the next couple of weeks or months now k b s p days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's coalition wha

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s political correspondent kate brady so kate no this was in fact supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to a vote just this coming tuesday so why the sudden resignation exactly is a surprise that she has decided to take this decision into her own hands of course that vote had already in fact been pulled forward from september after those dismal losses which you talked about there and this really is a time for a lot of question in the s.p.t. now to see exactly what direction they want to go and of course they've suffered huge losses they completely missed the correct issues in which they were they were really necessary to come pain on the head of those elections and so there's going to be a lot of soul searching now once again in the social democrats to see exactly what direction they want to go and so with knowledge vacating the leadership of the s.p.d. what does this mean for the s.p.d. moving forward moving forward of course there is a question of whether they want to also stay in the governing grand coalition of course at the moment they are in fact in government

who's at the social democrat headquarters in berlin and here with me in the studio is our in cape brady hi kay thank you both for joining us hans i'll start with you how is the s.p.d. coping with this shock and now it's meant. well 1st of all there was a sense of shock obviously i think there were disputes going on within the party everybody knew that andrea navas was their position was threatened but nobody expected her to resign today so the party has been in the kind of damage control scramble for the whole day there have been emergency meetings in the party headquarters here behind me all day long that will continue tomorrow morning and at the moment it seems as though the party is going to try and find a kind of interim solution to a point to some senior members of the party that don't have ambitions themselves to the major positions that are underway and all this is not all resigning from and then to find some time to consider. succession will calmly as it will in the next couple of weeks or months now kate the s.p. days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's coalition what

at the social democrat headquarters in berlin and here with me in the studio is day to me is kate brady welcome to you both hands all start with you how's the s.p.d. coping with this shock announcement. well obviously there's a sense of shock 1st of all and of course at the same time there's some kind of scrambling for damage control and attempts to at least. get some kind of direction for the next couple of days rather than for the next couple of weeks there have been the move to see meetings here at the social democratic party's headquarters in berlin today and they will continue tomorrow and what seems likely at the moment is that there will not be quick can you elections for the posts that are under under a law this is giving up but at the moment there will be caretaker people people of seniority in the party that will take over these positions in a caretaker position and then with a little bit more time and little bit more time forethought and full consideration the party will choose the successors to andrea not us ok the s.p.d. is the junior partner in chancellor angela merkel's g

brady and hands brown thank you both very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world china has issued a press statement concerning the 989 phantom and square crackdown on student protesters in beijing defense minister away from hay defended the military's action in which thousands of protesters were killed the 30th anniversary of the massacre is being commemorated around the world. u.s. secretary of state might come pios says washington is willing to talk to iran with no preconditions speaking in switzerland he said the u.s. would still am to rein in what he called iran's malign activity only. several people have been injured in venice after a large cruise ship rammed into a tourist riverboat the accident took place on a busy canal in the center of the city it's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice is famed but increasingly over crowded waterways. the huge cruise ship bled its horn but it was too late for the much smaller tourist vessel to get out of the way the 13 deck

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joining me now is chris from brady. we are just going with brady now. chris, welcome. a big month.violence awareness month all of june. acting white house chief of staffgreedisagrees. listen to him. >> there are things the government can do and this government is doing. we will never protect against everybody deranged or insane. you will never make everything perfectly safe. we are doing better on enforcement. you have laws on the books that make murder illegal and people still do it. laws will not fix everything. >> what are your thoughts on what he said? do you think proposed legislation could have saved lives in virginia beach? >> yes, i do. i do think proposed legislation could save lives in virginia beach. we know a few things about the shooter of virginia beach. we know he used extended magazines and he used a silencer. often you see extended magazines used at mass shootings because you can shoot more bullets more quickly and take many more lives. the kinds of proposals that governor northam is proposing with a ban on extended magazines and assault weapons and background chec

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for some analysis now i'm going to be speaking to a political correspondent kate brady. short sweet. i think. what i mean what what what are we expecting from the c.d.u. obviously the any problems with the s.p.d. directly affect the grand coalition with the c.d.u. and what impact is this going to have on the on the ground coalition well it certainly does have an impact but as we heard there from and i put. the cd you know conservative party leader the seedier is very much keen to push on with this so-called grand coalition but of course right now looking especially at the opinion polls as anything but grand about it that was the title given previously to these 2 main parties germany's big tent centrist party the social democrats and the conservatives both who have suffered huge losses especially last week in the e.u. elections and so right now of course this is yet another the decision of nonis the social democrat party leader is yet another blow to this coalition of course that really brings into question the credibility of the social democrats they don't really know wh

for some analysis i'm joined in the studio by political correspondent kate brady kate thanks for joining us nonis was supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to vote on tuesday why this sudden resignation caylee she's taken this decision into her own hands and as you mentioned that was for the position as parliamentary group leader but in this decision today she's actually announced it will be standing down as party leader as well to separate. positions in the social democrats to huge decisions to make and this is clearly a very direct reaction to those really quite dismal results that we saw just a week ago in the elections with the s.p.d. now sacked as the 3rd strongest party in germany they walked away with just under 60 percent of the votes dismal for any party but especially for a woman that is currently in the governing coalition of course they are currently governing germany with merkel's conservatives what does this mean for the for the s.p.d. well clearly they have a lot of soul searching today right now and they say is going to really be interesting to see how

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that kate brady thanks so much for your analysis. now there's been a huge wave of reaction on social media to novices announcement of her resignation from germany's political leaders fellow social democrats and minister of state for europe michelle of what has tweeted dia and it is shameful how you are treated some of the s.p.d. should be a say shame to themselves you tried your best to heal pos wounds thank you and i respect your decision while christian linna who's head of germany's business friendly free democrats also said how was treated should make everyone in politics and the media reflect her resignation is no answer to the problems of the s.p.d. but only brings us an unstable government and then is referring back to the government current government governing grand coalition between the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. we're going to have to leave it there and we will be back with you soon thanks so much for watching. if you happen to be watching this online i should tell you but you're not only the viewer you're also being watched. wh