that was sue hanging from the cps.ighted. we've got today everything we could have asked for. the decision by the cps, in my opinion, were correct and are correct. we look forward to the due process through the court of law. barry devon side whose son christopher died. the families are being briefed by the cps with their reasons for bringing these charges against the six named individuals. we expect them to give reaction at a news co nfe re nce we expect them to give reaction at a news conference shortly but for now, from warrington, back to you in the studio. thank you, then. more from him later. in a moment, the news at one with jane hill. first the weather. what a wash—out summer that had yesterday. today, more rain on the way but today other areas will be getting the bad weather. let's have a look at the radar. this is how does rain has moved from the south—east are particularly across east anglia where was heavily last night. in less than 24 hours, some areas in suffolk got i think more than a month's worth of rai

the decisions by the cps, in my opinion were correct, are correct.ok forward to the due process through the court of law. graham mackrell was sheffield wednesday company secretary and safety officer in 1989 — he is accused of failing to carry out his duties charged under health and safety law and the safety of sports ground act. peter metcalf was the solicitor acting for south yorkshire police who is charged with perverting the course of justice in relation to amendments made to witness statements. former officers chief superintendent donald denton, in the middle here, and dci alan foster, who is not shown, are charged with the same offence, donald denton is said to have overseen the process of altering statements. no one from the ambulance service is being prosecuted and no organisation will face corporate charges. it's the culmination of more than four years of work by hundreds of investigators, they have looked through thousands of documents including police notebooks from 1989 which were recovered from lofts, garages and offices and combed throug

the cps, have welcomed the charges against the six individuals.ve had inquiries, inquests and investigations but the hillsborough families have never seen public criminal prosecutions against anyone involved in the 1989 disaster. they've waited nearly 30 years for this moment. this morning they arrived full of hope and anxiety, to be told that six people are to face prosecution. they include david duckenfield who was in charge of policing the match. and sir norman bettison who is alleged to have lied about fans after the disaster. there is sufficient evidence to charge former chief superintendent david duckenfield with the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 men, women and children. mr duckenfield was the match commander on the day of the disaster. david duckenfield, seen here in 1989, is being charged with the manslaughter of all but one of the 96 liverpool fans who died in the disaster. we are unable to charge the manslaughter of anthony bland, the 96th casualty who died almost four years later. this is due to time limitations imposed by the

ona learn of the cps decision have been on a very long journey.e of them, it has preoccupied almost their entire adult lives. but actually, the hillsborough campaign across almost 30 years has also been across almost 30 years has also been a factor in some significant social change. i would a factor in some significant social change. iwould pick a factor in some significant social change. i would pick out the renaissance of the city of liverpool itself, its reputation, its self—confidence, its economic prospects were pretty bleak in the late 1980s. now, it's an optimistic, self—confident city with a clear voice. the other area i would pick is in the relationship between ordinary people, if you like, and the establishment. the cps decision announced here today is a reflection ofa announced here today is a reflection of a change in the balance of power between the public and the people who have power over them, the accountability. the hillsborough campaign has been a factor in that change. and i would say it is still having an influence right now. t

.” with the cps having worked there will be prosecutions.ly delighted. we've got today everything we could have asked for. the decisions by the cps in my opinion were correct, are correct. and we look forward to the due process through a court of law. graham mackrell was sheffield wednesday company secretary and safety officer in 1989, he is accused of failing to carry out his duties charged under health and safety law a nd duties charged under health and safety law and the safety of sports ground act. peter metcalf was the solicitor acting for south yorkshire police who is charged with perverting the course ofjustice in relation to amendments made to witness statements. former officers chief superintendent donald denton in the middle and dci alan foster who is not shown are charged with the same offence, donald denton is said to have overseen the process of altering statements. no one from the ambulance service is being prosecuted and no organisation will face corporate charges. it's the culmination of more than four years of work by hundre

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allowing them to do what they did, including the city, the police department, the fire department, and cps. the housing department, pg&e knew we were therestanduppg&e is one of the companies being sued by families.so far, the agency is cooperating with the investigation.reporting live from oakland (vicki) six months after the deadly fire... a memorial for the victims remains outside the ghost ship warehouse. donna kellogg was one of the three dozen people killed that december night. her mother-- sue-- remembers donna as a vibrant red-head who loved to laugh. sue says her daughter loved to dance-- which is why she went to the warehouse party that night. but sue firmly believes donna would not have gone to the party if she knew how unsafe the building was. sue spoke to kron 4 news over the phone from her home in salinas. (sue slocom/daughter died in fire): "it is horrifying to think they didn't even have chance...these two men set up a death trap for our children and they need to be held responsible for their actions." (vicki) sue says she has waited a long time for the d-a's office order th

the decisions by the cps in my opinion were correct, or are correct.hrough the courts of law. i'll give you a personal response if i may. a mixed bag, a couple of names we didn't expect and a few that we think have been omitted. today's announcement is the outcome of four years of investigations by the police‘s operation resolve and the independent police complaints commission. and the cps's deliberations over who may or may not be charged aren't finished yet. files on west midlands police, the force which investigated south yorkshire immediately after the disaster, giving them what amounted to a clean bill of health, are still being considered. the prosecutor says investigations are continuing. prosecutors had been considering charging 23 individuals. they have settled today on six. circumstances may have restricted their options. that situation in law is complex, because they have to be very careful that they are taking a case, and they take major legal advice on this, they are taking a case not on the balance of probabilities but beyond reasonable d

the decisions by the cps in my opinion were correct, or are correct.ok forward to the due process through the courts of law. in 1989 the police officer in charge at hillsborough was david duckenfield. he will now face prosecution. there is sufficient evidence to charge former chief superintendent david duckenfield with the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 men, women and children. the match commander ordered the opening of an exit gate, through which the fans poured onto overcrowded terraces. he is charged with the manslaughter of all but one of the victims. tony bland died four years later, too late to be included in the charges. in the years after hillsborough, sir norman bettison rose through the ranks to become chief constable of merseyside and later west yorkshire. he is charged with misconduct in a public office, accused of lying about the fans being to blame. he said he is disappointed to be charged, and will vigorously defend his innocence. andrew brookes was one of those killed at hillsborough. he was 26. his sister louise has long campai

the relatives of the victims are pictured on the front page of the guardian, as they called today's cpsintendent david duckenfield, is pictured on the front of the telegraph. the paper also reports on what it sees as a day of confusion from the government on public sector pay. the times reports on the apparent choice of the seniorjudge who will lead the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster. the ft leads on a day of uncertainty for europe's bonds markets and currencies. a lot of the front pagesjude lead with the hillsborough decision, and six people facing charges in relation to that incident back in 1989. what we are going to do is start with the metro, which is focusing on this potential farce over the 1% pay cap. the labour party put forward an amendment to the queen's speech, that the pay cap should be dumped. it didn't pass, but a lot of debate over this. what this has exposed is the terrible trouble that

the decisions by the cps in my opinion were correct, or are correct.e look forward to the due process through the courts of law. in 1989 the police officer in charge at hillsborough was david duckenfield. he will now face prosecution. there is sufficient evidence to charge former chief superintendent david duckenfield with the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 men, women and children. the match commander ordered the opening of an exit gate, through which the fans poured onto overcrowded terraces. he is charged with the manslaughter of all but one of the victims. tony bland died four years later, too late to be included in the charges. in the years after hillsborough, sir norman bettison rose through the ranks to become chief constable of merseyside and later west yorkshire. he is charged with misconduct in a public office, accused of lying about the fans being to blame. he said he is disappointed to be charged, and will vigorously defend his innocence. andrew brookes was one of those killed at hillsborough. he was 26. his sister louise has long ca

cp officers on the alexandria ballfield. the two priority areas for me or physical security and safety of the senate and legislative branch, followed by cyber. again as you pointed out, the digital domain is one that is persistent. requires are constant attention. i'll get into that in more depth later. we are in a threat environment. shooting two weeks ago perpetrated by a lone assailant highlights the potential for threat off-campus and in member home districts. active shooter threats to the cancer may concern for both chief verderosa and i picked persistent cyber attacks and our efforts to protect data and privacy is very high on our radar. asymmetric threats that as we've seen have converted items and weapons of destruction using vehicles and other things to create mass harm and confusion. complex attacks on vulnerable public gallery, gatherings in areas of commerce. where constantly be challenged now by technical evolution as we see with unmanned or remote control type apparatus. we have the overarching chemical and bio

cp plane kept up following the man to his house in antioch. >> he had been riding for 30 minutes in a reckless manner and then within 15 seconds of stopping at his house he was confronted by highway patrol. >> they arrested 29-year-old eric poole junior charging him with reckless driving, vandalism and driving a motorcycle with no registration. they say it's not an isolated incident. poole could face further charges we've found that he's been involved in this behavior for several months. >> this motorcycle rider told us there's no excuse for freeway violence. >> motorcycle or car, you just -- you share the road. that's the end of the day. doesn't matter if you have two wheel or four. >> the suspect is out of jail. we made several attempts to contact eric poole with no luck. >>> happening today were a report expected to be released, the documents how san francisco police officers book black and minority defendants on more severe charges when they're jailed. the study was commissioned by the city's public defender's office. it shows that black people are held in jail longer than whites

iraqi forces are now moving them out of old cp . no. yeah but i. i think it would. night andw being. it's our boy they will close and it turned out so you know so. they would be safe. looks like so many here. their future remains uncertain. that discipline of art bbc news was so. quick look at some of the day's other news now and the leader of france's far right national front party marine le pen. has been put on the formal investigation over an alleged european parliament funding scandal. prosecutors suspected that the party took money officially embarked for the stuff at the european parliament. like voted for multi work in france. india is introducing sweeping tax reforms described as the biggest since independence seventy years ago. they will streamline and standardize existing tax rules on goods and services. supporters say the move will create a unified single indian market and help to talk corruption. opponents say many small businesses will struggle to cope with the new rules. germany has legalized same sex marriage a move that brings it in line with many of

the decisions by the cps in my opinion were correct, or are correct.nd we look forward to the due process through the courts of law. in 1989 the police officer in charge at hillsborough was david duckenfield. he will now face prosecution. there is sufficient evidence to charge former chief superintendent david duckenfield with the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 men, women and children. the match commander ordered the opening of an exit gate, through which the fans poured onto overcrowded terraces. he is charged with the manslaughter of all but one of the victims. tony bland died four years later, too late to be included in the charges. in the years after hillsborough, sir norman bettison rose through the ranks to become chief constable of merseyside and later west yorkshire. he is charged with misconduct in a public office, accused of lying about the fans being to blame. he said he is disappointed to be charged, and will vigorously defend his innocence. andrew brookes was one of those killed at hillsborough. he was 26. his sister louise has lon

last month, the cps decided against charging more than a dozen other candidates over similar allegationsve party said they were confident that mr mackinlay would be cleared, meanwhile criticising what they called fragmented, unclear and confused election law. well, the conservative party continues to believe that these allegations are unfounded. craig mackinlay is innocent until proven guilty, and he remains our candidate. mr mackinlay, along with nathan gray and marion little, will appear in court next month. we return to the issue- w- w. - of climate change. so, in the absence of america, it was china and europe who came together and pledged to unite to save the planet — a sight few would have predicted five years ago. president trump announced his withdrawal on thursday, saying he believed that to participate in the pact would be to undermine the us economy, wipe outjobs, and put his country at a permanent disadvantage. joining me now is todd stern, former advisor on climate change to president 0bama, who was the united state's chief negotiator on the 2015 paris climate agreement. ver

today, the cps have, it sent that they do believe it is in the public interest and there is sufficientation of the people act, in terms of the declaration he neared & for those expenses. his agent, nathan grey, has also been charged for failing to make a true return, along with marion little. we arejust make a true return, along with marion little. we are just down the road from the south thanet constituency. mr mackinlay was a counsellor here for many years and still has a registered address, but we haven't been able to get any response from him so far this morning. previously, the conservatives said that the national that'll bus is going around the whole country trying to make a case for a conservative government, which is why that was recorded as national rather than local. as far as you are aware, how does this leave things for the vote next week in this general election? that is the million—dollar question. we heard nigel farage making the point that he believes it is a fight between ukip labour. labour were a close third in that last election. mr mackinlay has been charged, he is

an obviously, for the independent cps on our perhaps and society at large have now referred to chargeshose now because of subjudice, asi can't discuss those now because of subjudice, as i said. i'mjust going to add to what trevor said. i think what it is done today, obviously, we have changed the course hopefully for the future of the country that, you know, don't ever give the country that, you know, don't evergive up. if the country that, you know, don't ever give up. if you keep fighting like the families have for all of those years, things can change and things will change and this must never happen again. no one should have to go through what these families have gone through for 28 years to get to the truth, to get accountability especially. i think thatis accountability especially. i think that is important and i think now what has been achieved today will change things for the good of this nation and i think that's the legacy of our 96 that they will have left behind on their behalf. we can't talk about names. . for obvious reasons, we do not want to prejudice any thing. even th

at this point, cps is taking care of the boy and his sister. no identity revealed about the mother, nothing more, only that investigation is under way. >>> and an investigation in the mission district? san francisco. police called to the parking lot 2:00 this morning. two men and a woman in there, one oefrldzed on heroin and the other man began beating him with a hammer. and one man staying nearby said he heard it. >> hammer in the hand and down the hallway and sobbing and saw a young fellow, pinned to the ground by the couple in the room. >> police arrested that suspect tez and had to be treated for unknown injuries and the woman was arrested and had to with treated as well by firefighters. the man beaten by a hammer is in critical condition. >>> the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run in contra costa highway. a man and a dog were killed when they were hit just before 11:00 last night. the police don't have a description of the vehicle involved and looking e for clues that could help. >>> the chp is looking into what caused a deadly ac

and they'll receive training to find their own investigations and give more selective of involving cpshair unang ingt said he hopes to see it dealt with more appropriately and more quickly. >> i'm confident that if these new strategies are applied, that we're going to see a significantly better result. and certainly people on administrative nrev less amount o and hopefully if not necessarily less reportsing because again, we talked about the fact we want folks to report. but, more of that being dealt with at the school level and at the administrative level and unless that's escalated into long term administrative leave issues. >> we did approach dr. mom well and asked if he wanted to comment on the discussions today and declined to do so. school board members and staff will continue to work on these new policies and procedures and should being done and final by jewel 1. national harbor, lindsey wa watts, "fox5 local news". >> coming up on "fox5"new details emerge in the murder of tw montgomery county teenagers gunned down the night before their graduation why police say they were tarri

appraisals will be doing training to do their own investigation to be more selective about how they involve cps. he hopes to see these allegations handled more appropriately and more quickly. >> i'm confident that new strategies are applied we'll see significantly better result, and sensible people on administrative leave for less amount of time. and hopefully, if not not necessarily less reporting, but again, we talked about the fact that we want folks to report but more of that being dealt with at the school level and at the administrative level and less being escalated into long-term administrative leave issues. >> reporter: we asked kevin maxwell if he wanted to comment. he declined to do so. the school board and staff will continue to work on policies and they're expected to be finished up and final by july 1st, lindsay watts fox 5 local news >>> the man arrested for bringing weapons to the dc trump hotel last month is ordered back to jail. what he that alarmed officials. >>> thieves targeting victims inside local medical office buildings, it's caught on camera. >>> metro could soon extend

it was about a 15 minute conversation, and not really a cps issue, but they didn't hear anything in his voice or in his words to indicate that he was mentally unstable or violent. >> thank you. >>> now to the south bay where police say the driver of a stolen car struck and kid a motorcycleist. . officers say they tried to pull over a black vw near monterey highway, and old tellly road, but the driver sped away, and collided with a motorcycle. the rider was pronounced dead at the scene. he is identified at miguel rodriguez of san jose. >>> the oakland a is he's have narrowed their synch to three locations for -- search to three locations for a new ballpark. they issued a report that says the new ballpark, wherever its built, will pump $3 billion into the oakland economy in the first ten years. >> reporter: they've called oakland coliseum home since 1968, but it's time for a new ballpark, and the as want to bring a vibrant village around it. >> we want our stadium to be different, to have the more oakland feel. >> reporter: in an interview on mornings, the as president revealed a new stad

allowing them to do what they did, including the city, the police department, the fire department, and cps. the housing department, pg&e knew we were therestanduppg&e is one of the companies being sued by families.so far, the agency is cooperating with the investigation.reporting live from oakland (steve) our team coverage continues.family and friends of loved ones killed in the ghost ship fire tell us they feel criminal charges are just one step in a long journey to get justice. kron 4's justine waldman spoke with a mother today who lost her daughter in the fire. (steve) our coverage of the ghost ship fire continues online. we have details on the criminal charges filed today. we also have information on all 36 victims who died in the fire.it's all at kron 4 dot com. (vicki) another big story tonight -- sierra lamar's father expressing his frustration... after the man convicted of killing his daughter was sentenced to life in prison -- and ánotá the death penalty. grant lodes is in stu