in child care now. though she and her husband both work full time, they struggle to pay for care. they would like to grow their care, but, again, the cost of child care is the main reason for not doing so. we know that child care helps children grow and learn, that it helps parents work and provide for their families, and it helps employers retain a productive workforce, yet families across the country are unable to afford care. so that's why it's so important that we increase federal investments in early learning and child care. for example, in fiscal year 2018, the child care and development block grant program was funded at $5.27 billion here in washington. that was an 83% increase, the largest single increase in the history of the program. and head start, that same year, last year, last appropriations year, head start received a little more than $9.8 billion, and that was $610 million more than the program got in 2017. both of those were good results. it doesn't happen every day in washington, we kn

for the child. no young child sees the separation as a relief even in tough circumstances. that's the problem. we have to think about what does this look like for the child, not just the adult. >> i appreciate it. i appreciate all your testimony today and we're going to try to make sure this doesn't happen again and even where there are cases there are justified reasons. i think you said you had 12 or so that had been referred because there was a belief. we want to try to make it minimal and if there is a legitimate reason for the separation because the person is a really bad actor who is the parent who came with them, we need to make sure that we're taking action to get them into a secure situation where they've got somebody who creates that safe space you talked about. i yield back. >> thank you. gentlelady from illinois. >> thank you, so much. i know we're mainly talking about the effects on children of this separation, but i wanted to ask about the issue of essentially our country making decisio

child back? >> we contact the participaents. we provide their contact information. >> right. >> the aclu -- >> so i'm in guatemala, i know my child is in new york. how do i get my child back and who incurs the expenses? >> for children who were separated? >> right. and the parents were deported. >> we transport the child at our expense for reunification. it's a partnership of i.c.e. and hhs and the aclu to effect -- and the government of the home country. >> so the parents do not have to pay? >> that's correct. yes, ma'am. >> i yield back my time. >> the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs, is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you holding this hearing today. i'm grateful to the witnesses for being here. and i've heard that the -- the zero tolerance policy, i've heard it alleged today that it was designed to specifically separate children, use them as tools by this administration and yet i've heard it rebutted by the witnesses today. i've heard that we

that of parent and child. the aap has repeatedly said that separating children from their parents contradicts everything we stand for as pediatricians, protecting and promoting children's health. today i will underscore the health effects of separation, both what we know from the scientific literature and what i know for caring for patients. prolonged exposure to highly stressful situations known as toxic stress, can disrupt a child's brain architecture and adversely impact short and long-term health. a critical role of a parent or known caregiver is to buffer this stress. separation from a parent robs children of that buffer. separated children can face immediate health problems including physical symptoms like headaches and abdominal pain, changes in bodily functions, eating, sleeping and toileting, behavioral problems like anger, and difficulty with learning and memory. children who have been separated may also experience feelings of mistrust, embarrassment, guilt, or shame. in the long term, children who h

dhs may separate a child from a parent who is too ill to care for that child. dhs may also separate a parent and child if the parent has criminal history or if there is evidence that the parent is unfit or dangerous. the child who enters the united states illegally with an adult may be referred to orr if dhs doubts that the adult is the parent. the child may be referred to care if the u.s. department of justice prosecutors the parent for violating immigration laws. in cases where an alien child is separated from his or her parent, knowing the identity of that parent may be important for a case planning purposes, especially since the parent may be unavailable or unable to take custody. moreover, the facts of the separation may be important factors in determining the child's individual needs, which are then incorporated into service planning for the child. in fact, the child's best interests in some cases is placement with another relative who is not the parent. dhs' border patrol and u.s. customs enforcement are responsible for the majority of uac referrals to o

that includes that the child is dna tested to ensure that the child is a child of the woman, then theoman is brought back into the country with a controlled entry so the country with a controlled entry so that she and whatever means she will cease. she then ends investigated the police. if there are charges to be brought, they are brought. if not, she is in a wreck the radicalisation programme, there are restrictions on her, she has a specialised mental. restrictions for police reporting requirements, for example if there is any change of address, restriction of travelling so on. address, restriction of travelling so on. that has already been decided. a budget of 2 billion is therefore this strategy. —— 2 million a year. there is no exclamation from the home secretary as to why he has ignored that. because she had potential dual nationality in bangladesh, of course she never actually lived there as we know. there will be efficacious now. people will be dismayed to hear that the baby has died. is it unfairfor labour to blame the home secretary for such a personal way? labour to blame t

verdict today on one of the world's biggest child pornography rings. now at least eighteen people have been injured in a grenade attack in the city of job in india administered kashmir the blast comes amid escalating tensions between india and pakistan after an attack on indian troops in the region in february the disputed kashmir region is at the heart of a decades old dispute between the two nuclear armed powers or india correspondent sonia file that goes sent us this report from srinagar the summer capital of india administered kashmir. me it's a battle guys patrols visitors from all over the world. but ever since a major terror attack and strikes by india pakistan they've stayed away quickly the region's key tourism industry. has been fending people across. into chicago a typical kashmiri bought since he was a young boy. the recent born has carried away his clients and decimated its own things. for seven hundred there are about four thousand here five business is a terrible situation. sprains have seen the income wax and wane over the years. in lin

you know someone's child. it's not fast spoken. so that's interesting because i i swear if there is like bullying between two humanity you can just delete it i'm sure there were girls if they were if there were three because all of these girls groups for the world to look or want to form your kids' room but you're screwed look for your daughter ok. to be on for over three right i say overdue for if there was a caption saying brilliant she had a country girl in your ochre order that was not appropriate for from the. option is on the radio or. should have been taken down there all the west spread awareness with a. video we saw one star beamed. but was no emotion oh my god what's happening to that they're not thinking of the bigger picture this is the thinking about the policies if they're watching a video of their own daughter was a decision. if a parent or guardian sees a video of that child in circumstances that they object to they do have the right to insist that we take it down and we do take it down where we're made aware so you

child sexual abuse imagery something that actually the canadian center for child protection has started to do they developed a weapon called iraq and it's and across the net and searches for police known child sexual abuse imagery and they removed more than one million images with within the past two years what would you like to see come out of this trial in germany i would like for us to be more aware i would like to strengthen long. enforcement i would like to strengthen a corporation with a canadian center for child protection i would like for everyone out there in this in this social system to be aware that we need to ask these questions and see if images have been produced and spread thank you very much for talking with us this morning you have one bottle of director of the ngo innocence in danger my pleasure . moving along to sports and men chester united are through to the quarter finals of the champions league after a dramatic finish to their tie against. a controversial penalty in stoppage time allowed marcus rush for to make a three make it three one on the night and levelled

in germany, child pornography's -- child porgraphers receive sentences of up to 10 years. germany's ambassador expelled from venezuela, for backing opposition leader juan guaido. the self-proclaimed president has support in ecuador. the country's vice president tells to wy. and eu court says officials must release studies on the safety of a controversial weed killer. inspiration for a designer dress in thailand. we look at nazi chic, the fashion craze sweeping into t hai pop-culture. i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. we start in germany where the trial of one of the worst cases of child sexual abuse on the so-called dark net has ended. the regional court handed down sentences of 10 years to four men who operated a massive child photography platform. one of the defendants was also found guilty of physical child abuse and may be kept in preventative detention after his sentence ends. the platform was one of the biggest child abuse pornography websites in the world until investigators closed it down two years ago. >> it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence. th

this child is clearlyjust one more innocent victim of war. home secretary, diane abbott, joined the criticism, calling the baby's death morally reprehensible and a stain on the conscience of this government. but the conservative party chairman, brandon lewis, said on radio a this morning that the decision to keep shamima begum out of the uk was in the national interest. as somebody who has served in the home office, i can tell you factually the home secretary will have made a decision based on what he believes is the best interest of the security of the people of the united kingdom. the duty of the home secretary in this country is to keep british people safe and he made a decision based on the advice he had about keeping british people safe. meanwhile, shamima's family are still fighting for her to be allowed back into the uk. in bangladesh, just before it was revealed that her child had died, shamima's father, ahmed ali, begged for his daughter to be forgiven. translation: shamima was a teenager. she has done wrong and as her father, i apol

child sexual abuse imagery something that actually the canadian center for child protection has started to do they developed a weapon called iraq and it's and across the net and searches for police known child sexual abuse imagery and they removed more than one million images with within the past two years what would you like to see come out of this trial in germany i would like for us to be more aware i would like to strengthen law enforcement i would like to strengthen a corporation with the canadian center for child protection and i would like for everyone out there in this in this social system to be aware that we need to ask these questions and see if images have been produced and spread thank you very much for talking with us this morning uniformed bhalo director of the ngo innocence in danger pleasure. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines a u.s. senator says she was raped by a superior while serving in the military. told a congressional hearing she did not report the incident because she didn't trust the system back then he was the first female comb

once he went into the car, he realized either this child was still alive or this child was dead and heew the light bulbs. >> reporter: and prosecutors dissected ross' behavior later that day. witnesses at the scene testified his reactions were off. >> did he ever ask to be with the child or ask to hold the child or anything like that? >> no, sir, not that i recollect. >> reporter: prosecutors pointed out that when ross got into the patrol car he complained about, of all things, the heat in the back seat. >> feels like i'm not getting any air back here. >> reporter: and while jurors heard that ross seemed disconnected from his son's death, they also heard he was obsessed with the sexual contacts he'd made outside his marriage. a parade of women took the stand. a woman ross had said he was in love with. another women he met at his home. >> we had sex. >> reporter: and a prostitute. >> did you actually engage in sexual acts with him back in may of -- >> yes, on three different occasions. >> reporter: this witness is one of the six women ross was communicating with the day he says he forgo

the plan is being made about the child, without the child's information being shared, their verbal opinionss not unto us. quite shocking, i found, in the beginning. eva? we found out that what is written in the plan is not being followed through. so many children aren't receiving the support and the correct education that they need and they are missing out on their education and childhood, and the plans aren't preparing them for independence in adulthood. can i ask what does a quality education health and care plan look like for young people with send — special educational needs and disabilities? what we found with this was that he needs to be passed. it is notjust education, orthe other side — health. it should be the whole life. it should be what the child wants to achieve, get their full potential out of it. so not what they want to get in their gcsc. it is their whole life, their whole aspiration. so working towards an independent life as well. and to be fully included in school, communities, access clubs, and activities, so they can be involved with eve rytghing and so they can had tha

world's biggest child abuse platforms on the dock that also on the program. germany's ambassador expelled from venezuela for backing off position later when quite a self-proclaimed interim president also has to support him at quarter of the country's finest president tells t w y. n d's life is safe really as harmless as it's made to say you may soon find out an e.u. course says officials must release studies on the safety of the controversial we will hear from one of the lawmakers who cults bring the case. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. so we start in germany where one of the worst cases of child sexual abuse a doc net house ended a regional court handed down prison sentences of up to ten years to full man who operated a massive child pornography platform one of child abuse pornography websites in the world until investigators closed it down just under two years ago. it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence the four men work used of setting up an operating and child pornography platform on the darkness and investigators said the men had manage

news life from germany jails child pornographers full man received sentences of up to ten years of operation one of the world's biggest child abuse platforms on the top and also on the program germany's ambassador expelled from venezuela for backing opposition leader one quieter the self-proclaimed interim president also has the support of ecuador the country's vice president tells. us is life a state really as harmful as its makers say we may soon find out and a new guy courts or says officials must release studies on the safety of the cops social we will hear from one of the lawmakers who helped bring the case. i mean a tourist inspiration for design address in thailand a look at sea change the fashion craze sweeping into thai pop culture. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. we start in germany where the trial of wall of the worst a case of child sexual abuse on the so-called dock and that has ended a regional court handed down prison sentences of up to ten years to four men who operated a massive child pornography platform one of the defendants was also found guilty of physical child a

obviously, if you have one child that, you know, is kidnapped and murdered, that's one child too manythat you could have 23 that happened in this country and, for so, so very long, nobody stepped up and said there must be a pattern, we must put all our resources behind it. people with power and means, they decide where the resources go, and, so, those that are the most vulnerable amongst us, those that don't have a platform or means, those are the ones who need our society's protection the most and they didn't get it. so it's been really tough for those families, but i am glad we're able to tell the story. but it's one of the things you have to know the history. we're a different time now. things happen differently. for the good and bad, social media gives voice to a group of people who don't have voices, and that's a good thing. but the fact that it happened, could happen again if we're not careful, because we still have those whose lives are not valued on the same way as people who have money, who have influence, who have power. >> trevor: yeah, it really is a powerful story. i reco

but the central question now is could the life of an innocent child have been saved? you factually the home secretary will have made a decision based on what he believes in the best interest of the security of the people of the united kingdom. the duty of a home secretary in this country is to keep british people safe, and he made a decision based on the advice he had about keeping british people safe. meanwhile, shamima begum's family are still fighting for her to be allowed back to the uk. just before it was announced his grandson had died, ms begum's dad, who lives in bangladesh, begged for his daughter to be forgiven. translation: shamima was a teenager. she has done wrong, and as her father, i apologise to everyone in britain. i'm asking the british people to forgive her and take her back. being in government often means making difficult choices. ministers could have allowed shamima begum and her son to return to the uk, but that could have proved deeply unpopular. in a statement, a spokesman said that the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last

if a parent decides november a child out of my school in year eight when the child is round 1413, dont from them being off rolled or excluded. that is off rolling, that, that counts by your criteria if the parent does that, all i am saying the point the child leaves the school, someone needs toe have responsibility for knowing where that child is and what is the quality for provision, as head teachers would would want to be pa rt head teachers would would want to be part of that but it need to be a system which is about accountability which makes shoe the vulnerable children have the best quality. ok. thank you very much all of you. thanks for do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victorialive. if you re emailing and are happy for us to contact you, and maybe want to take part in the programme, please include your phone number in your message. if you text, you ll be charged at the standard network rate. police met survivors and relatives of people killed in the grenfell tower last night with unwelcome news. it will be the end of 2021 before criminal charges

but it has yet to stamp out child labor. host: these images also show forced labor under inhumane conditions. they date back more than a century to colonial africa, an era in which land, resources, and artworks were plundered from much of the continent. colonial administrators and ethnologists brought huge numbers of african cultural treasures to europe. london's british museum has 200,000 artworks from africa in its collection. the royal museum for central africa near brussels has 180,000 works. and berlin's new humboldt forum will feature 75,000 african art objects. but what should be done with the looted artifacts? reporter: europe's ethnological museum collections are full of objectthat were undered d om africa, simply taken or gained through unrhand means. her items wereought or rtered by european explorers. some 80% of ririca's histotoril art is thought to be in europe, including sosome of the momost iciconicuseum m pies. shshould it be giviven back? yes, a lot of itit, works takn withouout consent. that's t the conclu

this news coming to you live from berlin child abuse pornographers jailed in germany the court hands lengthy prison sentences to four men accused of operating one of the world's biggest child abuse platforms on the dark net also coming up goodbye ambassador and germany's daniel kenya expelled from in israel for backing opposition leader one by bill the self-proclaimed interim leader has also got the support of ecuador and the ecuadorian vice president tells you why. and a new future for facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg says it will focus on private messages that even facebook will not be able to see but the critics are skeptical. i don't work and i'm on the. we start in germany where one of the ross cases of child sexual abuse on the silk or dark net has ended with a long jail sentences for the perpetrators a court has handed down prison sentences of up to ten years to four men accused of operating a platform. it was one of the largest such websites worldwide until investigators shut it down in june two thousand and seventeen. it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence

thats that now affected two adults and a child. the health department told ktvu's south bay reporter maureen naylor this highly ts incoming international flight at sfo in early to mid february. >> on the flight, they actually ended up spreading measles to two passengers who were on the flight. >> reporter: health officials say it started with an adult from santa cruz county with measles an two others contracted it. the second person to get measle was a santa clara county child who was hospitalized an since released. with its distinctive rash, doctors say measles can be deadly and is one of most contagious diseases. >> so contagious that a person can leave a room and up to one hour later, someone else can walk into the same room and get the measles if they're not vaccinated. >> reporter: health officials say there are current outbreaks in countries including brazil, indonesia, israel, the philippines and much of western europe. this comes the same week a repo last march. in that bay area outbrethe cdc had not been vaccinated. we ask

you raised a child prodigy yourself, right? christopher: i wouldn't call myself a child prodigy.e: he's a great kid. robert: how about for you growing up in that environment? we were talking a little bit about that earlier. how about growing up in that environment and as well as having the influence, both genetically as well as just personally? christopher: i think it's a dream to grow up in this family. i think one of my happiest memories as a child was waking up to--both of my parents, actually, graduated from juilliard, from, like, a wonderful conservatory, and just waking up to the sound of my dad playing trumpet and my mom practicing piano at the same time was just such a joy for me. robert: wow, to have music in the background that's part of the soundtrack of your life, it's great. christopher: absolutely. robert: tell me a little bit this benefit concert tour, and why did you guys decide to play together? has this been something you've beenoiow? you're just applying it to this or-- christopher: we never really played together all that often. the first time we played togeth

because i would go home or didn't do anything to bring that child back to the u.k. . we did the rowing he put the safety of this country first and foremost human rights watch accuses the rocky and kurdish authorities so full teenie torturing youngsters suspected of having links to islam a state. and they had an infamous u.s. security company once known as blackwater the long lasting conflict in afghanistan could still be won but only if washington and want to handle the conflict. coming to life from moscow this is our national welcome to the program. to more british women who are married to islam extent fighters have been stripped of their citizenship they are currently being held in a sewer in detention center and it comes after the death of the three week old son of feisal bright shamim a beggar whose citizenship was revoked by the british home secretary a decision for which he was both criticized and praised for. the tragic death of baby germ is a stain on the conscious of this government it's against international law to make someone stateless and to leave the nob

whenever you have lost your child, your other children suffer, because that child is constantly on your from you, they take away everything from motherhood, womanhood, everything in your life. the only thing that keeps your life. the only thing that keeps you going is that my son's perpetrators have not been caught yet, i get up everyday and fight for that. i totally agree. antoin was my youngest son, he had a good life ahead of him. he was a football coach, just about to get married, a father of one. my heart has been torn to pieces. my life has never been the same and never will be. the only thing that keeps me going is his legacy and fighting so other parents do not go through this pain. who else can describe what it means toa mum, who else can describe what it means to a mum, losing a son? for me, it is the fact that shaquan would have been like you said, he said he was going to make me rich. it was meant to graduate last septemberand it was meant to graduate last september and never got that opportunity to graduate. the only one that graduated was my chantelle. because of shaquan t

the boat is being built by new year is father child. in the past both building was the basis of his livelihood. when he wanted to get married he had to assure his bride's father that he knew how to build a boat it was a precondition for starting a family. these days he's more often on a moped. and on a boat not so long ago there were no roads or parks here. now he lives in a village in a stone house on a street. this is the first time jade is eating ice cream. so you could name them about. what. we want is the full house today. along with jade and his parents other relatives from the island also here. great aunts grandma and a view sister are visiting. this beacon of the tribal language market and enjoy the big family gathering. around. but shell is busy he has to head out to see his wife to really wants to go with him it's an opportunity she wouldn't miss for the world. it takes half an hour to reach this uninhabited island child and far from the shuttle the tide is going out and he doesn't want his boat to run aground. child has run o

prison sentences to four men accused of operating the world's biggest child abuse pornography. on the dark net also coming up a new future for free stroke c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says it will focus on private messages that even facebook will not be able to see will that help the platform should ask congress and board of government regulators. plus is really as harmless as its makers say and your court says officials must release studies on just how safe the controversial weed killer really is. i don't work and i'm honored that shima a pleasure to have your company. a german court has handed down prison sentences of between three and ten years to four men accused of operating a dark net platform for child sexual abuse images the platform was called elysium and it was one of the largest such websites worldwide investigators closed down in june two thousand and seventeen. it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence the four men were accused of setting up an operating and child pornography platform on the darkness and investigators said the men had managed the illegal pornogra

with that child and how to be a support system for that child, but getting, working with our caseworkers and really lifting them up in their profession, i think we've been able to reduce the turnover from 23% to 13 justin two years so that's pretty big. >> to all of you, that is a stunning statistic in our field. thank you. thank you mrs. edwards. thank you for being willing to be able to stand behind the workforce because of strong workforce is the only way that we can keep and support those kids and those foster parents. governor bevan, you say a lot of interesting things but there's some things you say that resonate with me, you have questioned governments ability to get this job done. in fact i heard you say why would we demand and insist the government be the solution in this child welfare situation when it never has been and i was reminded of my first experience when i was appointed at children's village, i was so excited to bring my mom who has been my inspiration to see my new position and she walked around this massive campus, 200 acres right outside new york city, beautiful and

welcomes a global three thousand today we visited a school in la just stand where child brides are defying tradition and learning to lead independent lives. we go to the u.s. where their love of guns is often passed down from parents to children. and we head to south africa where a local pastor wants to end gang warfare in the townships of cape town. apartheid may have been abolished twenty five years ago but life remains extremely tough for south africa's black majority millions live in poverty and unemployment is the harsh reality for almost sixty percent of young people a hotbed for violence and crime. recent crime statistics registered twenty thousand murders a year the equivalent of fifty six a day the townships of cape town's cape flats region are not far from popular tourist areas and life there is dominated by violence. there are many young men with few opportunities in life and a lot of weapons. in some districts the death rate is akin to that of. your. age. it's been likened to a war zone with seventy fatalities a month every month. dozens of gangs fighting for supremacy and terr

let's forget let's not forget tragically a young child who's died. but i'm afraid that that stone to her mother frankly. let's hope however we can get those young british children out of there and to safety but it is not an easy physical task i think we have to be grown up and realize in luke. and she's getting out of the moment. very dangerous place ok thank you both for for a spirited debate good to hear both use there neil wallace media commentator mohamed shafi chief executive of the ramadan fine dish and thanks for talking to us . it's an often we say her husband off more than he can chew but he may just have meant as much in florida. continues his stateside road trip. country's gone into nihilistic. thank god it. makes america showed. you this is a point on which hollywood is going to say we're starting last with is.

you're a child molester, do you understand me?: on the other end of that phone call, britney samora, their son's sixth grade teacher at las rises elementary school. >> why do you say that? >> reporter: not long after she was arrested. >> body cam on him as well -- >> reporter: the 27-year-old pulled over and put in handcuffed. charged with sexual abuse after allegedly carrying on a secret relationship with one of her students. >> did you have an inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old boy? one of your students? >> reporter: it wasn't that trove of handwritten notes that would uncover the alleged abuse. instead, the boy's parents discovered illicit cell phone conversations by using a free app called sentry. it monitors key words and one day flagged repeated use of the word "baby." >> i saw at the bottom that it had mrs. zamora instagram profile. i told my husband and we looked it over. >> reporter: dad confronted his son. the child explaining during this interview with investigators which was blurred to protect his identity -

of operating one of the world's biggest child abuse potful on the dock net received sentences up to ten years also on the program just with the south boston expelled from about venezuela for backing the self-proclaimed president why don't you also has the backing of ecuador the country's vice president tells d w y. s there's like a site really as harmful as it's made to say we may soon find out and be you close as officials must for these studies just how safe the controversial is speaking to a little banker who helped bring that case to court. hold back backstab election posters that angered the hunt galleon prime minister's european allies ought to be removed. i'm still going to welcome to the program. we saw it in germany where one of the worst cases of child sexual abuse of the so called doc that has ended a regional court handed down prison sentences of up to ten years to four men accused of operating a child pornography platform called elysian it was one of the largest sites in the world until investigators closed it down in june twenty seventh. it took prosecutors months to g

the child care workers are now using it to get a roading on if a child is sick. >> at lil' bud's days is how they start the day. at the high-tech device that takes the temperature. it is the willow station. it's used in medical clinics hospitals and jails, but this is the first time in a day care facility. >> it is helping us control the spread of contagious infection. >> if the temperature is 99.5 degrees the day care takes notice. at 100 the child is not allowed to stay. the device could possibly catch a child infected with measles days before the rash appears. >> one way to prevent measles outbreaks would be to have people detected early, we talked about a fever happens earlier in the case of measles. the willow station has been approved, it uses infrared technology with censors trained on the area between the child's forehead and the bridge of the noise nose. >> the day care has not seen a temperature high enough to send a child home but they have noticed a change in parents. >> parents have been messaging us saying the child is not feeling well. >> day cares cannot tack a child'

but it's not forget is the third child who was darting to this young woman but it's this young woman who has put her and her. tragically now dead children into this situation she took herself into this area it could all fall all full of situation tragically it's an awful situation of their own making let's have some humanity this is a british citizen the baby who dying and died because our government didn't do anything to bring that child back to the u.k. of course children should not just suffer the consequences of their parents she made a conscious choice she may have been fifteen at the time she has been out there now for five years she had no conscience of and seen beheaded hates discarded in dustbins she doesn't regret her choices aren't subject just we did the right thing he put the safety of this country first and foremost we live according to our obligations under international law and we cannot make somebody's status this is our problem she was born in our country she was radicalized in our country and surely it's right and proper that she comes back to the u.k. she is held

third, the status of a child does not change if their pa rents‘ a child does not change if their parentshe shadow home secretary, diane abbott, deplore the chain of events that led to the death of shamima begum's baby. when she was 15, shamima begum made a very bad decision. and it is arguable that much of the tragedy that has engulfed her since then flows from that decision. it is also the case that in recent times she has made some reprehensible state m e nts has made some reprehensible statements in the media. but the home secretary will be aware that on this side of the house we believe that she and her baby should have been allowed to return home. now we note that baby is dead. we believe she should have been allowed to return home, because this schoolgirl, born and brought up in bethnal green, was britain's responsibility. and, as it happens, this is a general view of the president of the united states, but above all, bringing the mother and the baby home would have given the baby a chance of life. instead, the home secretary, in the face of a media outcry, chose to strip shamima b

the boat is being built by new year is father child. in the past both building was the basis of his livelihood. when he wanted to get married he had to assure his bride's father that he knew how to build a boat it was a precondition for starting a family. these days he's more often on a moped than on a boat not so long ago there were no roads or pants here. now he lives in a village in a stone house on a street. this is the first time jade is eating ice cream them. but you remember about. how. there's a full house today. along with jade and his parents other relatives from the island also here are great aunts grandma and sister are visiting. speaking the tribal language marking and enjoy the big family gathering. but shallow is busy he has to head out to see his wife she really wants to go with him it's an opportunity she wouldn't miss for the world. it takes half an hour to reach this uninhabited island child and his fall from the shore all the time is going out and he doesn't want his boat to run aground. child has run out of the bamb

however, cbp officers do not have the necessary child welfare training to determine when a child's parent poses a danger. the keep families together act, which i reintroduced in january, would require consultation with beforeld welfare expert any family separation could take place. as refugees international highlighted in a statement that i will submit for the record, if parentshildren and should not be separated without s trainedm professional in child welfare. i hope you will support this today. senator cruz and i are working jointly on immigration legislation which contains the non-separation of children, as -- we have worked on the shortfall of judges, of staff, ,f professionals in the arena going way back. i am very happy that justice has been willing to submit some figures that they believe are necessary. i look forward to finishing this with senator cruz and being able to make it public for everybody to take a look at. commissioner, again, thank you for coming to testify today. i hope our discussion today will help us agree on ways to protect children's health and safety. just a pe

we need to break a chain that's holding a child. work is and how much hope the world still needs when it comes to those who are different. special olympics has helped me develop confidence. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the year. and i don't feel sad any more. eunice: the whole world is watching you. look how far you've come. applause good evening. the storm is bearing down upon the uk now, bringing a stormy end to the week. that is disruptive wind, heavy rain, even a little snow. the windiest weather is likely across england and wales. yesterday it was further north across scotland, but deepening areas of low pressure bringing notjust those strong winds, some heavy rain and potential for snow as that clears away from northern ireland later on, england and wales. the wind is whipping up already through the afternoon across southern and western areas. some 70 mph enough to bring down some trees. wetter weather across northern england, clearing from northern and western areas. by morning the strongest winds confined

, hey, there's no statute of limitations on child support."erson is now in the middle of negotiations with her ex-husband to get the child-support she and her attorney say he was ordered to pay more than a half century ago.toni anderson/mother awarded child support: he was only supposed to give me like a 160 dollars a month. well, that was 50 years ago. so that today is a lot more money." with accrued interest of 10% a year... what would have been a total payment of some 30- thousand is now more than 170-thousand.toni anderson/mother awarded child support: i don't think enough women get this. and i think they're afraid."along with getting what she's due... anderson wants to the spread the word to other single parents in california you can still collect. and to those who skipped-out... watch out. toni anderson/mother awarded child support: "i think he's a little bit very happy because i was panicked all these years. now, it's his turn." (ken) that was jim patton reporting...(pam) instead of paying 170- thousand dollars -- anderson's lawyer says

died because all the government didn't do anything to bring that child back to the u.k. . they did the wrong to put the safety of this country first and. human rights watch accuses iraq in kurdish authorities of routinely torturing youngsters suspected of having links to islamic state. the head of an infamous u.s. security company once known as block waters the long lasting conflict in afghanistan could still be but only if washington allows him to take control of the company. just gone two pm here in moscow this monday march the eleventh thanks for tuning in this is our international top story parents of a young french girl who was killed after joining us let me state in syria are appealing to president to a lot of her three children into france they are currently living in a refugee camp in syria where policy or joins me live from paris. clearly an emotive issue it's being debated right across europe this situation but what is known about this particular. case. well what we know is that this french grandmother has appealed to the french president jacques wrong to allow b

because they didn't do anything to bring that child back to the u.k. . they did the wrong thing he put the safety of this country first and. also coming up on the program human rights watch accuses iraqi kurdish authorities of routinely torturing youngsters suspected of having links to islamic states. ahead of an infamous u.s. security company known. conflict in afghanistan. but only if washington. twenty four seven years our top story. parents of a young french girl who was killed after joining us in syria are appealing to president to allow her three children in two fronts they are currently living in a refugee camp in syria joins me live. with the details really is a debate this being played out more and more across the continent why. it's not about this particular case. but the case it involves a young woman. who's seventy five years ago promised for syria with her husband they say told in iraq and they supported islamic state until she and her husband were both recently killed in allied airstrikes not her three children are still in a refugee camp a

this time over failing to pay more than $160,000 in child support payments. as a storm of reaction swirls around his stunning interview with cbs news. >> i'm not lucifer. i'm a man. i make mistakes. but i'm not a devil. by no means am i a monster. >> reporter: the three-time grammy winner lashing out angrily when asked about allegations of sexual misconduct with minors. >> i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life! y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]! i got 30 years -- [ bleep ] >> robert -- >> 30 years of my career! y'all trying to kill me! you're killing me here! >> reporter: rumors of sexual abuse and relationships with teenage girls have followed r. kelly for more than a decade. >> have you ever had sex with anyone under the age of 17? >> no. >> never? >> no. >> have you broken any laws when it comes to women? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: last month r. kelly pleaded not guilty to ten charges of sexual abuse involving four women, three of them minors. his arrest came soon after the release of a docuseries "surviving r.

they've used it to justify child prisons, internment camps and child separation. so, voting for the administration to protect children is voting for child separation, internment camps and child present come it is morally wrong and it absolutely violates the core spirit of america and we should defeat the amendment. [roll call] the amendment is adopted. >> for the cost of prescription drugs we've seen them escalating every year it doesn't do folks any good to have great prescription drugs and nobody can afford to pay for them so a lot of ideas have been put on the table [roll call] [roll call] mr. chairman there are 13 yays and six nays. >> and i got to both? >> i'm so sorry mr. chairman. [laughter] >> im a aye. >> 14 yays and six nays. >> adopted. we have a unanimous consent request thank you mr. chairman this is on behalf of chairman grassley and myself. this is a bipartisan effort with myself i hope it would be acceptable to both sides. >> anyone want to speak in opposition. >> there are no further amendments. >> without objection. >> the questions on order and

a woman a small child. police say 24 year-old was cited for trespassing. >> the g i the said she had been allowed to stay there by a third party. and didn't have provide us with further information. >> police say three or more people may have been squatting inside the house. >> here's the childs markers. >> trying to put her life and house back together. >> it's devastating. i don't want it to happen to other people. >> she doesn't know why squatters chose her home. she does mention a real estate web site shows her home to be in preforeclosure. and calls that a mistake. police are looking into burglary charges at this point. >> incredible. thank you. developing news on a 4 year-old boy fighting to survive a gunshot wound to the head. minutes ago a family member shared this photograph of the child. beautiful boy. she says he's in critical condition. the shooting happened this afternoon inside a home. unclear if the child shot himsiske pot t scene. custody. the shooting happened at his proer brothers house. s