have their way. —— focused her mind. backbenchers if the cps have their way. -- focused her mind.cps is extremely interesting in this and it is interesting the prime minister did not mention it in her contribution. i gave way to the gentleman here. i most grateful. he talks about trust in leaders, what trust can the public but in a leader who has no confidence from his parliamentary colleagues and is in place by people who are not in parliament but from people who are outside? i was elected leader of my party by 300,000 votes and i don't know how many people voted for the prime minister to be leader of her party. i suspect it was actually none whatsoever. to the 6 million people working injobs none whatsoever. to the 6 million people working in jobs that pay less than the living wage i simply say this, it doesn't have to be like this. because labour believes that everyjob should pay a wage you can live on and every worker should have decent rights at work. to the millions of people who can't afford a home of their own, or have spent yea rs a home of their own, or have spent years

sao,llej cy.loud sasaa ro, .47 n , jose53 n'doest olookrl feeik le it but thereo husad cp of one of nges signiatcant phatern c il wl see inhi a w we hnle a ri ofig hhur presse scf--ge ridf ohighre pssure off thoten btom left kngeepill a .tharainll no ae is lot of rain to our h.we a hreaving ttha ridge ertxeed inueflnonce t in kngeepis u buynn andar wm. yet ry.is i kngeepi usai mnly d ovre, castlots of clouder cov ht.nigh tigon l. widprdeanf raial tta lile bit ofun sshine torrftow aer bnoonutll sti a wecool thaern avagy.e da theresda he erscomeno a bontut look at all theai rn. soht lig srshowe. keptp u tohe t north,he tn watch ay.d ou lowre pssurere aaov mes t. sttheridg getsse clor, it gets ro, ngeraned w willav he sel verasu dnnyay asnd aeatmperuriles wlho sot upe lik rt.ocke riby fday we will h seeignhs i the 80s over the wkeeend we dcoulic seeosealig hhs inhe t 70 g a biri gdgeettingse clorea mns a big warm up for allf o nohernal cniifora. thraseiny asonay m be on its eni thk rewe a ending ity b the d of this wee bulitt moreun sshineor tomrow slwe stay cool. ightha cencf o ath nor bay

recuteutme juyk le ate re lkg ouieweamtohe cclioha pele wh cta aun o meniha ahes teor the.meng pp >> cp's "shgt jona" veve dh wsndolysss at pau. mi usard mning, itanssiad es poern e rsjo rert apl ais aresson, wha t ecuve reorf e adca nwone omheenr rm ecumisde. wlre brg epte n beuron url" on tuayni. cuio white house press secretary sean spicer, w itrg thherede iflid theendhecara iengitrerts dius t u. sss sia iss ou15ines he chl: thheatnaseri coite.th rpe, ientoav a adtat. pellwean ghewi t olt as i llryo t ckve he, w wa tprida tt b onhe psin's ti. otr s en l o inre i td ene n keueio. esentonyr, d ee esonree meneweilwa y ugit esyn ou100 t moin tntas inrm throu t crsof hiday iengbo t aconinyr. athati, aedhe tm r dion iorti a upte a ty -hendis am deled rpoe. onueayig, erwaa stct cmieeeengn e tuio - eliny tis rerent ain. onueayig, erwaa puesee tteou wreptns rerent a r. rtrorng prcilseengasonct toefe.wa fthuinc ou 30 nea nvedhe t psint ied oio. asd esonofan reesd rtr foatn. thsd w me.nv aut:3nhudain utlodathpridt relyonne t sury te aaraifoe o a otrsy cuidcoerce . teth aapoxaty 00threde, e crarof

our case never got to the cps so i don't know how the cps would have handled it, but i've heard of issuesalmost everyone will drive and, for a moment, one of those people will have been guilty. we don't always pay full attention when we drive. i don't always pay full attention 100% of the time when i drive. so i don't know how you can separate that in your mind when you're making it a decision about the guilt of someone who does an activity that we do every day. the met tell us the test for referral to the crown prosecution service as laid down by the director of public prosecutions was applied and found not to meet the required threshold and the evidence was tested in the coroners' court and not referred for further investigation or examination by any other agency, statutory or otherwise. her majesty's coroner concluded this was the result of an accident and the investigation supports this finding. from what you've said, it sounds like in a way you think the police perhaps blamed your father because it was at night. he was wearing dark clothing, he wasn't wearing a helmet? yeah. but the

cps will deal with that. she started smiling. just started cooing, like making sounds when she was happy. she acknowledged who i was. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> a surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy takes an unexpected turn. >> i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. >> a convicted rapist loses his cool in court. >> i'm becoming irritated. i'm becoming impatient. it's a ticking time bomb. >> and an accused murderer in a high-profile case. >> hello? >> -- tries to cash in on her notoriety. >> 150,000 will cover everything i need.

abusing kids and viewers actually contracted our newsroom directly saying they should -- they think cps should step n the family basically issued this statement saying in part "we deeply apologize for your feelings of concern we do not condone child abuse in any w way, shape or form" and yesterday youtube removed the video stating policy on harassment and bullying and they say this has put their family in danger. >> the videos are fake. they're fake they're over exaggerated some videos are scripted. some -- i mean they're played out. the kids ideas -- i would rather lose my youtube channel and revenue than lose my children family. right now we are under severe attack by all kinds of media. >> the family also says in this same video they actually plan to make more videos but that they would change up their style app we reached out to both cps and montgomery county as well as maryland both declined comment antefamily said in a video that they were investigated and cleared of all charges and accusations and we also want to mention that you know this is as you mentioned holly in the previou

the cp for second round match-up with the penguins. game one is tomorrow.sy time at the phone booth. washington lost to pittsburgh in six games last year as the penguins eventually went on to win the stanley cup. robert burton in the locker room earlier today and he asked andre what the caps need to do to get over the hump. >> that is something we are talking about to do against pittsburgh. we didn't do last year. last year, one reason we didn't have as much success against pitt we gave them too much room. to skate on. create the chances on. there was a game or two we didn't come out the best. that is something we have to change. we have to be 110% ready and rock solid. erin: looking forward to it tomorrow night. programming alert. big night on newschannel8. the new redskins receiver his first local tv interview since joining the skins. join us tonight at 9:00. finally the raiders have officially acquired marshall lynch in a trade with the seahawks. september 24 when the raiders will be at fedex field. jonathan: they will know how to use him properly. erin:

. >>> may want to cover cp-3. chris paul had 23 points. jazz clinging to a four-point lead.obert, with authority. utah by six. with a minute to go. clippers are trying to come back. reddick, drives and scores, 14 of his 26 came in the fourth quarter and with 20 seconds left, you cannot leave joe johnson alone. step back, and that was your ball game. utah wins and i'm a billionaire, but i didn't pay for this, 96-92 t jazz le the jazz lead three games to two. former oakland a coghlan with the blue jays who has mad hops, going over molina and no doubt about it, he is safe. and sticks the

any parents bringing their children, they will be enforcing those rules and calling cps. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:08. right now in mountain view, police are searching for a 13- year-old little girl who hasn't been seen since she left school yesterday. police say the girl was last seen leaving crittendon middle school in the afternoon. she is 5'1", 100 pounds. officers believe she have been taking public transit after leaving the school. anyone with information is urged to call 911. >>> a san francisco cable car operator is accused of stealing fare money. 61-year-old albert williams of napa county was arrested yesterday at this cable car turnaround on bay and taylor in north beach. mta told us that audit revealed missing money and an investigation led them to williams. he now faces felony embezzlement charges. it's unclear how much money was stolen from the sfmta. in a statement, it said that, going forward, we will immediately enhance management and oversight of our cash fare transactions and will explore long-term options such as eventually removing cash as an on

. >>> may want to cover cp-3. chris paul had 23 points. jazz clinging to a four-point lead.ert, with authority. utah by six. with a minute to go. clippers are trying to come back. reddick, drives and scores, 14 of his 26 came in the fourth quarter and with 20 seconds left, you cannot leave joe johnson alone. step back, and that was your ball game. utah wins and i'm a billionaire, but i didn't pay for this, t jazz le the jazz lead three games to two. former oakland a coghlan with the blue jays who has mad hops, going over molina and no doubt about it, he is safe. and sticks the landing. abc 7 sports. >> that was

some viewers contacted "fox 5 news" room for us to dig deeper into this saying they believe cps should step n we deeply apologize we do not condone child abuse. youtube removed the video saying they don't tolerate bullying. >> the videos are fake. they're fake. they're over exaggerated. some are scripted. i mean they're played out. the kids' ideas -- i would rather lose utube channel and revenue than lose right now we're under severe attack by all kinds of media. >> "fox5" reached out to child protective services both for maryland and montgomery county both agencies cannot comment. in this video they said they were cleared of any investigation and they have not responded our request for an interview. back to you in the studio. >> will be a taker today. >> it's bizarre. >> it steams from the need to go viral. it's gone too far. thanks, annie, appreciate. it a lot of people will talk about that. let us know what you think weigh in across our social media platforms. let's talk about other things going on. this is what is happening with mike pence he continues the tour of ericia. pence vis

. >>> may want to cover cp-3. chris paul had 23 points. jazz clinging to a four-point lead. gobert, with authority. utah by six. with a minute to go. clippers are trying to come back. reddick, drives and scores, 14 of his 26 came in the fourth quarter and with 20 seconds left, you cannot leave joe johnson alone. step back, and that was your ball game. utah wins and i'm a billionaire, but i didn't pay for this, t jazz le the jazz lead three games to two. former oakland a coghlan with the blue jays who has mad hops, going over molina and no doubt about it, he is safe. and sticks the landing. abc 7 sports. >> that was >>> that's our report for tonight, for all of us here, thanks for joining us on jimmy kimmel live. have a good nigh >>> time for an all-new show with great viral videos "right this minute." cc tv cameras capture the moment -- >> this grandpa and this little kid on a scooter starts scooting along. just in time. >> see what comes flying out of nowhere that nearly takes them out. >> whoa! >> what the heck was that? >>> hold on. >> she's on her way to the top. >> she'

the game tonight in salt lake city fourth quarter chris paul cp 3 with the drive had 29 points, clips led by as many as 14 in the fourth but you know clips gonna clip, they almost folded. gored an hayward for tleef his 31 final seconds, squlaz are jazz are down three, isojoe for the tie? no. free throws add to the clipper lead and win doc rivers gets a game seven at home, 98-93 and steve balmer is a happy billionaire tonight. i wish i could say that about myself. >> right. >> i'm just happy. >> abc seven sports brought to you by river rock ka seena. >> i'm a little sort of the cash but it was funny. we all thought that the clippers were going to lose, that foregone conclusion jazz are going to win. draymond green said today after the warriors practice, clips gonna win that game, there's going to be a day

the violations alleged by the the cp ux c concern an individual employee's violation of a b.a.r.t. rule, and not gap in bart's safety rules or a general failure of b.a.r.t. to enforce those rules they told us in a statement. even though b.a.r.t. broke several of the rules, the chief transportation analyst paul liston retired without discipline, and neither he nor the trainee got back to us for comment. nbc news >>> recently the effort to fine b.a.r.t. suffer ad blow when the regulatory judge sided with b.a.r.t. and its attorneys and citing a dozen of due process grounding. the judge has yet to impose a fine. if you have more investigative stories you would like to have investigated send us a e-mail. >> and the heartbreaking story of a family who had the loved one's ashes stolen and the surprising ending to the story coming up next. right out of his family's rental car. the ashes-- belonging to "joe wilkinson"-- have been >>> now, to follow up on a man's ashes stolen in san francisco right out of his family rental car. the ashes belonged to joe wilkinson have been recovered by polic

. >>> may want to cover cp-3. chris paul had 23 points. jazz clinging to a four-point lead.obert, with authority. utah by six. with a minute to go. clippers are trying to come back. reddick, drives and scores, 14 of his 26 came in the fourth quarter and with 20 seconds left, you cannot leave joe johnson alone. step back, and that was your ball game. utah wins and i'm a billionaire, but i didn't pay for this, 96966 t jazz le the jazz lead three games to two. former oakland a coghlan with the blue jays who has mad hops, going over molina and no doubt about it, he is safe. and sticks the landing. abc 7 sports. there is a place where heroes so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> that's our report for tonight, for all of us here, thanks for joining us on jimmy kimm >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! chris evans, from "brockmire," amanda peet, and music from mastodon. and now, hold everything, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm t

the game tonight in salt lake city fourth quarter chris paul cp 3 with the drive had 29 points, clipss many as 14 in the fourth but you know clips gonna clip, they almost folded. gored an hayward for tleef his 31 final seconds, squlaz are jazz are down three, isojoe for the tie? no. free throws add to the clipper lead and win doc rivers gets a game seven at home, 98-93 and steve balmer is a happy billionaire tonight. i wish i could say that about myself. >> right. >> i'm just happy. >> abc seven sports brought to you by river rock ka seena. >> i'm a little sort of the cash but it was funny. we all thought that the clippers were going to lose, that foregone conclusion jazz are going to win. draymond green said today after the warriors practice, clips gonna win that game, there's going to be a day seven. he knows his hoops. >> abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and with your mobile devices >>> all right

are reporting that up to 30 sitting tory mps face being prosecuted for electoral fraud and that the cpson. does my right honourable friend think this might have anything to do with the prime minister's change of heart? yes, it is remarkably suspicious, but my concern is that what the prime minister wants to do is silence dissent and disagreement in this house and in this country and therefore her instincts are not democratic, they are authoritarian and that is a great worry for our country. can i turn to the situation in scotland. there are two reasons why the people should be given another choice on self—government and the first is because, not because the people lost the referendum don't respect the result but because the people who won the referendum changed the deal afterwards. the uk that people voted to be part of in 2014 will no longer be there in the future, but the second is that despite a compromise position from the scottish government that said neither will we challenge the brexit deal, that was thrown back in our faces, challenge the brexit deal, that was thrown back in our

everything as you mentioned from cognitive challenges, as well as have had cp as well there have been dancers who participated both with physical disabilities and also invisible disabilities. if we go over the history of "sesame street," you see such a broad range of representation. and again always in an inclusion model of different disabilities. so it's very exciting. >> i think we had another -- one more question over here. the microphone. there it is. >> hello my name a more of children on the autism spectrum intelligence a paid trishen. i'm aggravateful for the opportunity to be here i want to thank you for raising the awareness about african-americans and latinos. that's the population i serve moop. my question i have two questions. the first is how do we get this book in bulk? as we do diagnostics on children i think it's important to be able to zehm nature this information right away opinion and the second is what is the future for research in terms of further impact? because i can see something like this being used to do peer sensitivity in the school system and be able to me

external enquiries, what we tend to have is external resource, so we got the forensic science service, cpsdays is not realistic for them to come back to us with the information we need to make decisions. june kelly, bbc news. we will be speaking to a criminal barrister about the changes to police bail at 7:10am. gibraltar has insisted it won't be used as a bargaining chip in any brexit deal the eu wants to reach with the uk. spain, which claims sovereignty of the british territory, culd be given a veto over decisions affecting it. but yesterday theresa may said the uk remains steadfastly committed to gibraltar. police are holding eight people in connection with an attack on a teenage asylum seeker on friday night. three arrests were made yesterday and the met police have now released images of three more people they wish to identify. the victim, a 17—year—old boy, is in a serious but stable condition after he was allegedly chased and beaten by 20—strong gang in croydon, south london. donald trump has said the us will solve the north korean nuclear threat under his leadership. in an intervi

forensic, cps... 28 days is not realistic for them to come back to us., and helped to prevent further offending. jim kelly, bbc news. we're getting reports of an explosion in the russian city of saint petersburg. it is understood three metro stations are ben close. sarah rensburg —— our correspondent joins me. what do we know? we have heard from the metro in saint petersburg. there has been an explosion on the underground train service. they are investigating the cause. at the moment they expect an unidentified explosive device. that is the only information we have. there are a number of casualties. we have seen pictures from the scene that show at least several people very seriously hurt. the numbers and the extent of their casualties are still being determined at the moment. we know several metro stations have been closed. i have seen stations have been closed. i have seen pictures with many fire engines and ambulances that have obviously rushed very quickly to the scene. it looks like a very serious incident. at the moment, the details of how many peo

this one coated with a hot dog and potato cps in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years later making hundreds of millions of dollars. what did you do that your predecessor did not? >> the service was bad in the restaurants were dirty. i knew the problem right away. john: were they they see? >> my second memo was the next person and answers the question was something to the effect we have always done it that way will be fired. my first memo was no more people behind the counter of less they have all their teeth. [laughter] was of a situation that needed to be addressed. that we still had a problem all the elderly people felt comfortable with parties they did not feel it was a restaurant for them. we did that with an advertising campaign to appeal to the young people so we targeted the young and hungry men. that worked very well. john: you don't worry that the

of the and i'll delay cp -- as the reverend of the naacp reminded, there is strength in seeing the fault lines and convictions of the heart of white supremacy. the power of user nests to disrupt both race and power. thanks very -- thanks. [applause] >> are we doing questions? >> questions. >> excuse me? >> questions. [laughter] [inaudible] it -- it a braille's was a brilliant presentation so let me start with gratitude. the question i have is, did you need the role of christianity, and you can you elaborate on the economic incentives in driving this. >> that is a great question. wow. no. you don't make or scantily. because, morgan wright have the right, you theft of labor against endangered servants who are all christians throughout the 17th century. when they rebel, we bring in african-americans. there is little pretense that any of this is moral or ethical. the question of how this system could become legitimate, how it would be legitimate in the eyes of holders is that they hinges initially. the society for the gospel is insisting that they christianized their slaves. barbadian and ot

employees who feel like they are walking on egg shells now say that it is taking far too long once cpsfinished with an investigation for the school to do an investigation and the result is hundreds of hundreds of employees on paid administrative leave. it means substitute teachers, it means substitute bus drivers and a whole lot of employees who think they are being treated unfairly. reporting live in prince george's county scott broom wusa9. >> and the system can't tell us how many employees have been cleared of wrong doing since the new reporting procedures were put >>> federal prosecutors are considering charges against the people behind the whistle blowing website wikileaks. jeff sessions says the arrest of wikileaks founder julian assange is a priority. assange has been held up in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. he's been living there. can't leave. wikileaks came under fire for publishing thousands of e- mails. the justice department is looking for an insider. either one in the cia or contractor who exposed top secret government documents and hacking tools. >>> last n

salt lake city, 4th quarter, chris paul, driving the hoop, cp 3. with 29, cliffs up by 9. austin rivers made big shots late the billionaire, cliffs, gordon hayward with his fading one. here come the jazz, down 3 off the mark. doc rivers and company hold on game 7 at home after a nation-43 victory. that's wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good saturday morning to you. doppler 7 is picking up on the lack of cloud cover, lack of rain as we widen the prospective. a dome of high pressure is over the golden state allowing for the clouds to move up and over this wij ridge. so a live look outside, boy, is it beautiful out there. temperatures running the gum ut from the low 40s in gilroy to the upper 50s and we got 50 at the coast. half moon bay. mt. pleasant tain view. i said that, oakland at 15 degrees. so we got whipped in the upper elevations, you see from the golden gate bridge. we have tra mixing. one of the warmer numbers, napa, 62 degrees, santa rosa upper anywhere from fin to 18 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. look at mountai

several state troopers rushed to the scene and took one suspect into custody and then gave the officer cp rx until the paramedics arrived and the trooper was rushed to christiana hospital but did not survive. the second suspect fled to the brick mill farms neighborhood of middletown, delaware. he is holed up in a home and is firing on police. >> at this time the male suspect has refused tonder and continues to fire on police officers. >> the schools were on lockdown in that area and now he is holed up in a house. we'll bring you live team coverage in the half hour and again on "action news" at 6:00. >>> in other news tonight. today president trump unveiled what his administration is calling the biggest tax reform plan in history. abc karen travers has the details from washington. president trump is trying to do something that has not been done in more than 30 years. substantial tax reform. he says he will deliver the biggest tax cut in history. this is one of president trump's key campaign promise. he is setting the bar high. >> we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to do something big

wee ilwoerg acy t lorar's poti oth cef couc dohebeevn rmsei tataiy etr t ft th c doheha a ft eela cp? udle tnkfoth leswr pliener 'lseyone te. ong rfmebyhe naon ctiinite, ptn ntt d cucy vit ic.o aponcorit tial >>iv n tth hl nt whito e cteisos laip bwe th h entohe cstutn d e iarraonf rin-en th cveatou g stteina w mut. ovagn sp. lea:ooevin a njinruemciti yelra myame isha ihoso anier are sol thprra soyowir the r ju aitor useenghisefe stte fit,eteskhon e ros re t fst inheuiin n u isyo hd? grt. lce. he atilco bk t oeronrf pgrs nt. athil 'rit tha o reo lps cebte thmaioof,0 enav ppl ithatn'cata inddiotoelranghi hioralomt, hl 'slselrangts nirsy t onif nt's 1th aivsa as csir in hl rc. l neusonioil lpouprthil l ty yr cke wl u ha aarth lks le th wlivyoalf atmaon. weouoiktoha o ont is te. eciv oicofhe mar,mecaisri ciofhito d.,ie anthasciiofoth of aic-arife h. erned veecvea ogm awe.yo thveoullhe n ouou mered ertis tououth ekd,s lls rlong coon sda iyon'egted plseondeakg lo ttndoi s aveesonha akple mo anhiesonilbe mio bey coided torr. ndfuroam u no li ande t atll so wl u so aur pgr. d pcionouse. ioui

cp 3, with 29, clips up by fin. paul drives and kicks to austin rivers makes big shots late.hey win by as many as 14. the billionaire, i love it. clips going to clip, gordon hayward for three of his 31. here come the jazz, final seconds. jazz down 3. joe johnson for the tie, off the mark. doc rivers and company hold on. they get game seven at home after a 98-93 victory. that's wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. . >>> good morning to you, saturday morning, much warmer than it has been. you have to go to the gulf of alaska to find the clouds, they're not getting here. today, tomorrow the winds will kick in again, bringing us an off shore flow t. warmest weather of the week comes mid-week. here's sfo. clear conditions, you know about the delays, due to construction on the runway, over an hour now, 64 in the city. 67 in oakland. 62 san jose, mid-50s gilroy, 57 half moon bay. we have those winds in the upper elevations, they're still there, not as robust. they're still draining the warmer air to the surface. it's dry air as well. so we are loo

arrogant, he's condescending, but in a weird way, good for america, because if he h can say that you will cp left that he says, then maybe the left won't go over conservatives with try and shut them down like they ared presently try to demolish and shut down the fox news channel. >> you canan fundamentally disagree with someone on both a practical level and a policy level and fundamentally disagree,, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have the right to speak just like youe have the right t to speak and others. this idea that we're now going to enter into this sanitized version of free speech so that if someone is the personally offender by a message, they come censor. this idea this the offended observer can run to the police department of their school and say at least person or shut him down i'm offended by this speed speech. >>y, there's another way too, ty got the boycott thing that they do. so people are paid -- this is well funded well organized to montreal everything i say deserved if i say one thing out of place that they disagree with, they will say let's start an advertising boycott.

this morning we go a cps from europe's biggest economy through the estimate is 1.9% euro on year.lly the ecb's target. central bank will keep interest rates and pace of purchases unchanged. stephen,management -- schenectady with the ecb in mind. you areut what expecting. expectations for actual change today are low. but it will be all about the quizzing he gets around the hour. that risks arey balanced for the eurozone? >> he has got to recognize that the european economy is looking much better. it's clearly growing stronger than the united states, which gets all of the attention. the person tick -- purchasing management index which is the best real-time indicator is much sharper in europe than almost anywhere of the major economies. so yes, europe is looking better. this reflects a global improvement the middle of last year, the one europe has felt it needs. most significantly. daye working towards the when they will reign in their asset purchase program. it is not going to be talked about today, he probably will say we've had no discussions. they won't change as you say, but we

corbyn: the timing of the election and the role of the cps is extremely interesting, and it is interestingthat the prime minister did not mention it in her contribution. >> mr. speaker, i give way to the gentleman here. >> you talk about trust in leaders. what trust can the public put in a leader who has no confidence from his parliamentary colleagues, and who is put in place not by people inside parliament, but people outside? mr. corbyn: mr. speaker, i was elected leader of my party by 300,000 votes. i do not know how many people voted for the prime minister to be leader of her party. i suspect it was none whatsoever. so mr. speaker, to the 6 million people working in jobs that pay less than the living wage, i simply say this -- it does not have to be like this, because labour believes that every job should pay a wage people can live on, and that every worker should have decent rights at work. to the millions of people who cannot afford a home of their own, or who have spent years waiting for a council home, i say that this is their chance to vote for the home their family deserves. can'

that, we had some credible information from our security decision, it was determined when she called cps >> she was put on suicide watch and involving with other thing, giving up with all her clothing. >> we put her on suicide dress just for safety. maybe realizing in my mind how dramatic this is but she's fine >> she's not fine about being ordered to wear the dress. >> i said i am not going in in a [ bleep ] and she was like well, this is mandatory. we can hold you down and put you in this dress or you can do it with some dignity. >> she kept on saying it was ridiculous. do i have to do this? yes, you have to do this. we already know you have to do this, it is a matter of are we going to do this, are we asking you or telling isn't it tryou? >> i would like to tell you. >> i was like [ bleep ], i just kicked my shoes off and i got in the [ bleep ] dress. >> the question started going about commissary and the shower and how embarrassing and she does not want to walk anywhere and where am i going to be housed or who am i going to be with or do i get to watch tv, non stop questions. >> i am

have you ever gotten a cp-2000 letter? this is the one that says, "on line 48q, you entered $4,211, but actually it should have been $4,681." and i get that every year, and i think, why did i spend hours trying to fill this out when they knew? so some members of congress have suggested that the i.r.s. fill out the forms for us. and h&r block and the tax software companies lobby against it. so here's the deal: you do more work, they make more money. >> reporter: so what are the most egregious absurdities of the tax system, in your view? >> there are hundreds and hundreds of giveaways for specific groups or specific companies. i have this scene in my book where the president goes to congress and says, "here's a great idea. let's send a check for $7,500 to anybody who buys $138,000 bmw hybrid car." we'd never do that, would we? it's in the tax code. i have a list here of stuff you get a write-off for, you ready? >> reporter: sure. >> you get a write-off for contributing to charity, taking a night school course-- >> reporter:

officers found her in the pool and immediately performed cp rrk. concord police are investigating how she ended up in the pool in the first place. >> a gift-year-old felon is in custody accused of kidnapping and assaulting a 13-year-old girl who pulled a dramatic escape. authorities say timothy lee marble met a runaway at a gas station friday and talked her into riding with him in his truck. on saturday, he called 911 from bodega bay saying the girl jumped from his moving truck. when deputies rived, they say the girl stumbled out from the bushes and told them she had been assaulted repeatedly. word spread quickly about the daring escape. >> i give her a lot of respect for her to have thought even to jump out. on instinct, i'm pretty sure of it. but it's scary. >> seemed to have tortured the girl as well. marble is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >>> all right, coming up right now on 6:0 egg on your monday morning, and baseball is back. we know a few teams including the giants played last night. for the a's and many other teams today, this is ope

now, i had a career with cps and i was lucky enough to meet chuck yeager, john glenn and buzz aldrinurse of some of the broadcast. to me that was the most interesting. my question for you is do you think that's sort of notoriety is important to drive any future space exploration? if it's still about the eventual , anymore? >> that's a good question. i don't know but i think were seen that certainly is a big part of it. it's interesting, your work in journalism? >> you back if you're in the news business and you're trying to cover space, working at nassau is like working like nassau, you ask questions and they give you questions at some point. you may not hear anything for a while but you get the answer and it will answer part of your question and you try to get stuff out of the. [inaudible] is like getting a news release out of north korea, it's very tough. i should make an exception. i contacted them for my new book that i'm writing and the president of the company gave me an interview and a couple of weeks and he was gracious and open, it was great. but if you ask most journalists,

inquiries, what we tend to have is external resource, so we have got the forensic science service, cps for them to come back to us with the information we require to make decisions. the police federation said the old system protected complainants and victims and helped prevent further offending. june kelly, bbc news. europe is becoming the global hub for the hosting of child sexual abuse images and videos, according to a new report. the internet watch foundation found that 60% of worldwide abuse material was now in europe, an increase of 19%. the netherlands topped the list of european nations hosting the illegal content. improved reporting and policing in north america are believed to have driven the shift. the spanish foreign minister has said there is no need to lose tempers over gibraltar. he was speaking after the chief minister of gibraltar insisted that the territory would be used as a bargaining chip in negotiations over britain's exit from the european union. the eu's guidelines on the brexit talks suggest that spain over which claims overeignty over the gibraltar, might be ab

question is do you think that "sesame street" would ever talk about bringing other disabilities like cpother kinds of issues? >> i can answer that ch. i think you heard that we have a history of representing different abilities and also in that disabilityies and we have actually shown a diversity in different challenges. everything as you mentioned from cognitive challenges as well as we have had cerebral palsy as well as dancers who participated both with physical detectives and also invisibility disabilities so if we go over the history of "sesame street" you'll see such a broad range of representation and, again, always an inclusion model of different disabilities so it's very exciting. >> i think we had another -- one more question over here. >> hello, my name is abila and i'm the mother of children on the autism spectrum as well as a pediatrician so i'm grateful to be here and thank you for raising the awareness about africans and latinos, that's the populations i serve. i have two questions. the first is how do we get this book in bull? as we do diagnostics on our children i think

inquiries, what we tend to have is external resource, so we have got the forensic science service, cps require to make decisions. the police federation said the old system protected complainants and victims and helped prevent further offending. june kelly, bbc news. rescue teams in colombia are continuing to search through tonnes of mud and debris for anyone who might have survived the devastating mudslides in the south of the country. in the last few hours, the president has said 254 people are known to have died — 43 of them children. but he said they were still very much preliminary figures. the mud engulfed the town of mocoa, burying entire neighbourhoods, credit card firms must do more to help millions of customers in perpetual debt, the financial regulator has said. the financial conduct authority has brought forward proposals. firms would have to work more closely with people in debt, such as drawing up a fast repayment plan. we can talk now to chris wingert from the financial conduct authority in our central london studio. thank you forjoining us. london studio. thank you forjo

cp and in his assets were in the range of 11.8 and 58.8.no surprise that the presidents around him subs was some very wealthy people but i think it's safe to say that all of those people are making a lot less money now that they're here at the white house. thank you so much. >> more on this. the white house, lynn -- calmness with the help. they want to change the narrative. they did not want to talk about what clearly president trump calls the fake trump russia story. the question is on one and you have him out there working on saturday in the heartland touring a factory work clearly a lot of trump voters would be working his supporters are. where he won in ohio and then on the other hand you have the president back here on saturday morning ahead of that vice presidents prep treaty -- tweeting tweeting about taking this on. is this the way to change the narrative. i think it's more a way to shore up his base in a way that two things have connected. they really want that. they want a real concentration on the kind of heartland investor you'r

thomas aragonfrom the cps health office of dr. aragon, thank you. [applause] >> good morning everyone. so for me this is a day of a lot of pride. i was born and raised in san francisco, grew up here and you see the city to be the first one to do this, thank you so much. i'm so excited. [applause] i want to tell you quickly a story. one thing to realize is that this affects all of us. my parents immigrated from central america in the 1950s. i remember like it was yesterday, the day that my mom said she felt some lumps in her neck. i touch those lumps. by the time i had already completed half of my residency training at ucsf and i knew those lumps in her neck were not good news. what i did not realize is that it turned out to be lung cancer.the only exposure she had was secondhand smoke. okay? so one thing to realizeis this affects all of us. whether it is directly or secondhand smoke. we know today that nine out of 10 lung cancers are caused by tobacco. we know that three out of-three out of 10 all of all cancers are related to tobacco. we know that

so we reach out to both cps in montgomery county as well as maryland to elaborate on comment in videofamily they say or they claim that they were investigated and cleared. so this is obviously a talker a lot of people questioning the parenting decision that is were made and also the psychological long-term effects of this nine-year-old and the other children involved because there's four others. but, you know, this continues to be a talker. family just released this about five hours and we've been watching the number grow more and more people watching but you can see on this oneness disable the comments on this recent one. they also mention in this video guys they continue -- they will continue to make these types of videos but just change the tone and the style so perhaps maybe they'll back off doing those harsh pranks. back up to you. >> annie, do you know and i know you mentioned the number of subscribers that they had to their youtube page a high nu number. was that number the same before this video came out or lost people now just kind of jumping on board now this video has gaine

thomas aragonfrom the cps health office of dr. aragon, thank you. [applause] >> good morning everyone. so for me this is a day of a lot of pride. i was born and raised in san francisco, grew up here and you see the city to be the first one to do this, thank you so much. i'm so excited. [applause] i want to tell you quickly a story. one thing to realize is that this affects all of us. my parents immigrated from central america in the 1950s. i remember like it was yesterday, the day that my mom said she felt some lumps in her neck. i touch those lumps. by the time i had already completed half of my residency training at ucsf and i knew those lumps in her neck were not good news. what i did not realize is that it turned out to be lung cancer.the only exposure she had was secondhand smoke. okay? so one thing to realizeis this affects all of us. whether it is directly or secondhand smoke. we know today that nine out of 10 lung cancers are caused by tobacco. we know that three out of-three out of 10 all of all cancers are related to tobacco. we know that

the cps then notified the court.ed today. the judge told mr bashir that he had fundamentally misled the court. because of that he has reviewed the sentence. it's still an 18—month term, but he will be serving it in jail. still an 18—month term, but he will be serving it injail. he still an 18—month term, but he will be serving it in jail. he was sent to prison straight away. mustafa bashir didn't show any particular reaction to it. he had told the court today, his lawyer on his behalf, had told the court that he never intended to mislead anybody. that there were a series of misunderstandings that his probation officer and original defence team had got the wrong end of the stick. he had played for a local cricket league and had been signing a contract previously for that league and had played in the past in pakistan for a local team there. but that he had not intended anybody to think that he was going to go and signa think that he was going to go and sign a professional contract at leicestershire. nevertheless, the j

ongoing volatility and headline inflation underlines the need to look through transient developments cph have no implication for the medium-term outlook for price stability. a very substantial degree of monetary accommodation is still needed for underlying inflation up and supportve headline inflation in the medium-term. if the outlook becomes less favorable or if financial conditions he come in consistent with further progress towards sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, we stand ready to increase our asset purchase program in terms of size and or duration. explain our assessment. starting with the economic area real gdp increased by 0.5% quarter on quarter in the fourth quarter of 2016 following a growth rate of 0.4% in the third quarter. , notably survey results, bolster our confidence that the ongoing economic expansion will continue to firm and broaden. the pass-through of our monetary policy measures is supporting domestic demand and facilitates the ongoing de-leveraging process. the recovery in investment continues to benefit from very favorable financing conditions and

we will bring you that storyy cp next. difference between winning and losing. helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. bp uses flir cameras - a new thermal imagining technology - to inspect difficult-to-reach pipelines, so we can detect leaks before humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. or keeping a hotel's guests cuttinconnected.i to 35,000 fans... businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, . . . maria: welcome back, happy thursday, everybody, thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is april april 13, 6:30 a.m. on the east coast. all-time low, highlighting the strain relationship between u.s. and russia right now. tillerson had first meeting with vladimir putin following last year's strike in syria. >> clearly our vie

so again we ask you to keep a pri involvement keep why cp involved. keep hunters point family involved. keep local 261 involved. he baby you involved. keep our community involved with this process it's happening and we thank you from the bayview residence. >> thank you. mr. brooks. >> good afternoon again commissioned eric brooks san francisco green party and local grassroots organization, our city. just want to first of all amplify on what has been said by everybody else in the room including the presenters. apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship, getting these things underway quickly and robust manner is really crucial. what was said by some members of the bayview community about noticing an outreach is crucial. if you are program some people don't know about the programs they can take part in the programs. we see that happen with federal programs all the time. then,-so definitely, take the ball and run with this and do it as aggressively as you can, and then i also want to ask you kick it up a notch. as one of the speakers said, we frequently put fo

what are you hearing from cps about timing, speed of implementation. >> it's interesting, i think about timing and speed and it's relevant for transformation change. if you look at what technology is doing in general, it is speeding up agility. it affects global trade, industrialization. we have to continue to be agile of the country, corporations, et cetera. and change in the attacks on change is critical. technology has become the super sector here facilitating the need for effect change in a much more agile basis. maria: is that where jobs are? it feels like things are getting better. confirm this or deny this. the estimates are 180,000 jobs for the month of arch. the unemployment rate expected to remain a 4.7%. what are you seeing in terms of jobs right now and where's the growth and jobs? >> that's a fascinating question. gestation, automation, off shoring. there's actually truths about. the silver lining is 235,000 jobs in february. we think it will be a continued upward trend. maria: the numbers this week geared >> exactly. the silver lining is the fact that technology is creatin

. >> anybody know how to do cp sfl. >> i can talk you through it if you're near the patient. >> there's >> is there blood coming out of his mouth, sir? >> yes. >> i feel like i feel a pulse. yeah, he has a pulse. >> he does have a pulse? >> reporter: soules then abruptly ends the call. authorities say soules left the scene and was heirarrested five hours aert charged with fleeing a deadly crash, a felony in iowa. >> at this time that's the only charge. >> the investigation is ongoing including determining whether or not he was driving under the influence of alcohol keeping a low profile, he's expected back in court next week. his lawyer releasing a statement that his client was devastated to learn about moser's death. this as family and friends plan a funeral for monday for the lifelong farmer leaving behind a wife, children, and grandchildren. for the small town of aurora, iowa, heart break for the man who died and questions for the famous bachelor who left the scene. >> reporter: soules has been ordered to surrender his passport. he's charged with felony. authorities say he could face