that led to many outde analysts to raise concerns that the cps was missing lots of dc income and lots ofomplicated other withdrawals like lump sumsollovers that pose a challenge d how should we look at measuring these. in 2014, cps underwent a major redesign to answer some of these questions anadd a specific questions about account withdrawals and some of the other income and to my colleagues evaluated the redesign and found a modest boost in income for the 2014 data. we do not have the administrative records from 2014 , all wi be through the 2013 survey and the traditional cps questions. in main cps question asks the previous year, did your anybody in your household receive pension fr a previous employer or any otr type of income apart from social security or v.a. benefits? if you say yes, who received it, the amounts and at the source. if you look a oion number seven, you see the language of regular payments from iras, led many analysts to raise questions that most of the dc in, what not be based on this information. cpsoen linked to this several different record sources , three of

presumably you welcome what the cps is saying this morning. absolutely.s no hiding place. for too long people have thought they could just get away with things and are in their own home and can say they like. what but it is a public place, the internet, so why wouldn't you be prosecuted if you break a law? and the damage that is caused by the abuse online, and threatening behaviour, the killing as though you are being stalked or harassed —— feeling as though you are being stalked or harassed is not good. we do understand what can be prosecuted. police need to be clearer as to this being a crime, anything in the past people have been able to get away with it because of lack of understanding. how to find the perpetrators... and being on social media is something thatis being on social media is something that is so normal and for us now, we wa nt to that is so normal and for us now, we want to be safe on there. so things are changing and this is really welcome. you mentioned lack of understanding by the police the past. has there perhaps been also a lack of

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there is usually an allegation of child abuse or neglect and a call comes in to cps. when i say cps that stands for child protective services. i will give you an example. a neighbor might call and say mary, my neighbor, left her children alone for the past three days. the children had been in the home. i am not sure if they are being fair but i haven't seen her every day and this call comes in to child protective services and it is their responsibility to follow up and when i say follow-up they take a report, they write down information and they go out and give it, child protective services determines whether or not there has been abuse or neglect, if children have been alone three days without an adult caregiver, they have been abandoned and child protective services about protecting children, keeping children safe, the welfare system, that is it, children have been left alone for three days, there is no one there caring for them. both children will be taken into the care of a child welfare system. what typically happens is try to find out if they if there are relati

the professionals go through it, like the police and the cps. why the cps being more open to looking at that is important and more open to deciding that something can be prosecuted as well. do the police have the resources to deal with this if this were to be dealt with in the same way? do they have the resources to deal with all of those things happening in follow—up on all of those lead? of those things happening in follow-up on all of those lead? that isa follow-up on all of those lead? that is a real worry. the police are getting better at dealing with reports. that is why stop hate uk exist. we don't believe they have the resources. many people don't go to them for many reasons. one of those reasons is am i wasting their time, can this go further? it is not just about... people don't always wa nt to just about... people don't always want to go through the criminal justice process. what they want is someone justice process. what they want is someone to listen to them, to understand, give them advice, help keep them safe. we can go through th

the number of cases referred to police by persecutors fell by almost 10%, eight drop the cps says ite who think that might be an increase in hate—crime throughout oui’ increase in hate—crime throughout our society, i think increased reporting, and an increased awareness that victims need not suffer in silence, means that there will be a rise in these figures. that is a good thing, because people are coming forward and having the courage to speak to the authorities about it. some critics say the police and prosecutors moved too slowly to apprehend online abusers. and that means hitler reluctant to come forward. but the cps hopes its new guidance will create the best possible chance of achieving justice for all victims. dominic casciani, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast dan walker and steph mcgovern will have all the day's news, business and sport. going to have a look at the latest headlines air and bbc news. us navy says ten of its sailors are missing and five have been injured after one of its ships collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore. boats and helicopters

her claims were never documented, and an interview with cps, jimmy denied any domestic violence with erica. you believe what holly and jimmy say happened to your granddaughter? >> no. no. no, i don't. >> reporter: according to medical records and cps reports, the couple told hospital staff eden tumbled down seven to eight concrete steps in front of their home. jimmy was at work, and eden was home with holly. the cps report shows they told investigators they didn't take eden to the doctor because she seemed okay. they say, eden collapsed nine days later. holly called 911, by then, it was too late. >> she didn't protect my baby. >> reporter: eden never woke up. the coroner ruled her death a homicide. blunt force trauma to the head. >> the day that child went to the hospital is the day they should have been arrested. >> reporter: she had been in jimmy and holly's care for just four months. social workers noted that jimmy and holly severely neglected and failed to obtain medical attention for eden that could have saved her life. but the report said there was not enough evidence to determ

the move is part of a wider review of such crimes by the cps. because they're a particular religion. and that's absolutely not the case. so we're really encouraging people to think about the behaviours that are shown to them and to think about reporting things which will be a hate crime. reality tv star olivia attwood said she has been a victim of online abuse, but she says celebrities are almost expected to tolerate hateful comments as a result of being in the public eye. when i was in the show a lot of the abuse was directed at my family because i was in the bubble of love island. since i came out, it has all been online. a lot of it i couldn't repeat on breakfast television. can you give us a censored version?m is pretty severe. death threats. people making personal comments. death threats? how many?‘ significant amount. what do they say? things like, you should die. the us navy says ten of its sailors are missing and five have been injured after one of its warships collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore. it's the second serio

her claims were never doum and an interview with cps, jimmy denied any domestic violence with erica. >> do you believe what holy and jimmy say happened to your granddaughter? >> no, no. no, i don't. >> reporter: according to medical records and cps reports, the couple told staff eden tum bed down seven to eight steps. eden was home with holy. they told investigators they didn't take eden to the doctor because she seed okay. they say eden collapsed. nine days later. holy called 911, by then, it was too late. >> eden never woke up. the coroner ruled her death a homicide. blunt force trauma to the head. >> the day that child went to the hospital is the day had he should have been arrested. >> reporter: she had been in jimmy and holy's care pore just four months. social workers noted that jimmy and holy severely neglect and failed to obtain medical attention for eden that could have saved her life but the report said there was not enough evidence to determine they did anything to cause her head injuries. weeks turned into months, then years with no arrests. holy and jimmy moved to alaska

discharge of 7300 cps. the goals to reach reach rates of 4,000 cps at both areas for combined discharge of 8,000 cps. we estimate the dams will combine today. no decisions have been made to raise this amount. dam releases are slated to occur for several months following this storm event. they constitute 20% of the total flow of the bayou for the remaining 80% attributable to runoff below the dams into the network. with rainfall still occurring, as well as the discharge from addison and walker, it is holding very steady and will take several days to recede. the corps of engineers -- >> shannon: you have a listening to local officials in texas talking about the flooding issues of the dams, and other things coming into play as the rain continues talking about how long it would take for any of this to possibly begin receding as they are still watching for overflow and over spill in dangerous areas. matt flynn is in that area in houston, he has been reporting all we cannot conditions there. let's check in with h

this is a recommendation and an announcement from the cps.ry long time. the behaviour is exactly the same. the outcomes are exactly the same. whether on or off—line. what the cps are saying today is that they want to give the same approach, the same seriousness to that, and the police have been taking that approach for some time. the difficulty is that many of the online attacks of these nature are anonymous, the cowards who do it hide behind that. does that mean the level of investigation required is going to be so much greater? some will say it will be a waste of time. there are certainly challenges presented by people who hide behind that cloak of anonymity. there is also the opportunity that we have a link between the person who was abused and the person abusing. what we need to be able to do is, in those cases where we can solve the crime, that we get the right people involved, we give them the right skills to be able to trace the right skills to be able to trace the people, then that very link creates an evidential line, which again giv

you know, more than 300,000 people also have cps. this program is at risk. we want to have a conversation with you about that. we want to hear from you, what you think about this and how we can work together. please join me and welcome congressman steny hoyer. [applause] >> thank you very much. we respond immediately because gustavo gets mad at us. i want to thank all the staff and the ceo who does the work. that's the trick being a good coo. i want to thank all the staff who does such extraordinary work and such extraordinary way here in our region. not just prince george county but montgomery county and washington d.c. we had somebody who said they were living in virginia. that's fine. obviously, we are a community in the washington metropolitan area. we're glad to have you here. i am -- last time i was here, louis gutierrez with with me. we had a rally gustavo. he had a lot of people there. talking about immigration and about comprehensive immigration about treating people fairly. treating people in the best interest of our country not just their best int

but the number of cases referred by police to prosecutors fell by almost 10%, a drop the cps says ite that the difference is that the guidance and the public statements will make is that people will feel more confident to report hate crime, that they will understand they don't have to put up with the abuse that they might feel that they just have to because they're disabled, because of their religion, because of their sexuality, and that they will feel confident to come forward, knowing that we can support them, and that we will prosecute these crimes where we have sufficient evidence. online hate comes in many forms, as kaye medcalf knows. kaye is among transgender people who don't define themselves as either men or women and makes them more of a target for online abuse. people were messaging me into my inbox. people were saying horrible things about me, saying saying that i wanted a tranny loo, that i was an it, using dehumanising language, calling me a lesbian, purposely misgendering me, saying that i was mentally unwell... i think it has affected my self confidence, and it has ma

and a call comes in two cps and when i say cbs, that stands for child protective services. >> i'll give you an example. a neighbor might call and say merry my neighbor left the children alone for the past three days. the children have been in the home, i'm not sure if they are being fed but i haven't seen her in three days. and this call comes in to child protective services and it's their responsibility to follow up and when i say follow up, they take a report , they write down information and they actually go out and make a visit. and child protective services determines whether or not there has been abuse or neglect. children have been alone for three days without an adult caregiver, basically they been abandoned. and child protective services is about protecting children. keeping children safe. the whole child welfare system, that's its purpose to keep children safe so these children have been left alone for three days. there's no one there caring for them. those children are going to be taken into the care of a child welfare system. and what typically happens is they will try to fi

, his recent track record has been anything but cp. valeant is a major black eye so he needs a win. and he needs a win without losses so where you going to go you're going to go to a company where your downside extremely limited. guess what company that is it's adp so here he can go, as an activist, get it going, because he's involved. it's beyond me why anyone would follow him into a stock at this point. he's done some good things, he is a bright guy. i actually wrote about arget, wrote about the borders group, which didn't turn out as well. >> jcpenney. >> jcpenney is another one bill and i have talked about that but that's why he's going after adp. >> how can he get -- >> how intrigued would -- >> what you're going to find out -- >> why do you think i won't find out? >> the riddle -- the riddle about why now and why he's taking down the door at the last minute can be solved in the form of ownership if you have derivatives with, the clock is ticking it's not common stock. so if -- >> well -- i don't know how it's structured >> as a s

in the meantime, let me read you a statement from the cps.ossible without the bravery shown by the victims and the courage they showed in giving their evidence of what happened to them. the impact of the abuse these young women suffered has been propelled, but i hope these convictions can offer them some comfort and help them move forward. —— the impact to them move forward. —— the impact to the abuse has been profound. an 83—year—old from banham near east harling who was murdered at the weekend has been described as "a lovely, gentle husband, dad and grandfather. " peter wrighton was stabbed in the head and neck, while walking his dogs in woodland last sunday. detectives still believe that the public may hold the key to finding the killer. our correspondent matt cole is near east harling in norfolk. police clearly still appealing for witnesses. yes, very much so. the police say they are certain that the people who live in the area about three miles south of east harling, at the site that the body of peter whiten, the 83—year—old was found, a

cp: we were just so grateful b/c i don't know if we hadn't ran into them and seen them, i don't knowi would've been up there like how long it would've taken for somebody to find us - phan expresa su gratitud por el rescate. tambien agrega que la ayuda entre personas. aunque desconocidas muestra la union de la comindad en tiempos de tragedia. pasamos a estra otra imagen - tomada por un celular - que se volvio viral. dos niÑos atrapados en la tormenta. rescatados y en los brazos del alguacil del condado harris conty rick johnson. para johnson - esto fue otra operacin - pero para muchos - cuenta una gran historia. i'm an african american male and the kids were of caucasian descent but when i went there, that's not even a thought in your, in my mind, it's not a thought at all. - soy afroamericano y los niÑos anglosajones -- pero cuando yo fui alli eso ni paso por mi mente. no es ni si quiera un pensamiento - dice johnson. johnson agrega que mientras que el pueda ayudar a alguien - siempre lo hara. cesar casi una decena de familias hispanas podran quedarse en las prximas semanas sin hogar

perverting the course of justice, and that he is accused of perverting the course ofjustice, and the cpsements. the final two people who arrived, all denton, former chief superintendent with south yorkshire police, and alan foster, former detective chief inspector. —— donald denton. both are accused of perverting the course ofjustice through changing witness statements. somebody hasn't been in court though. yes, david duckenfield was the former chief superintendent. he was match commander on the day of the tragedy when those 96 men, women and children received fatal injuries and children received fatal injuries and died. he is not here because of legal reasons, but he faces by far and away the most serious charges. he is charged with 95 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence. the reason he faces those, not 96, is final victim of the hillsborough disaster, tony flood, he actually died four years after 1989, and so for legal reasons the crown prosecution service say david duckenfield cannot be charged with his death. with its rugged mountains and pristine lochs, it's no surprise that t

>> the allegations were true in the eyes of cps. >> announcer: "judge judy."bout to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution daniel maxson is suing his ex-wife, heidi maxson, for making false charges with child protective services. >> byrd: order! all rise! this

huge respect for the police and the cps, and i was in their hands.quate. people keep saying you are calling for new yours, iam keep saying you are calling for new yours, i am not calling for a new york. i am calling for a change to the law to incorporate cycling. we have dangerous driving and regulars driving, causing death by. i am calling for a site linked to be incorporated into that, for the law to catch up. i have not yet met anybody who said that does not make sense or cannot be done. from where iam sat, sense or cannot be done. from where i am sat, it seems to be very straightforward. let's get this done so that when it happens again, the next person who is sat here has not had to go through this. more and more people are cycling which is fantastic, it is ready good thing. so the law is outdated, it refers back to 1861. i am asking that the law catches up as it is doing with technology, social media, all of these things, i am just asking that these things, i am just asking that the law catches up. so that cyclists are treated the same as car d

but the number of cases referred by police to prosecutors fell by almost 10%, a drop the cps says it hope that the difference that the guidance and the public statements will make is that people will feel more confident to report hate crime, that they will understand they don't have to put up with the abuse that they might feel that they just have to because they're disabled, because of their religion, because of their sexuality, and that they will feel confident to come forward, knowing that we can support them, and that we will prosecute these crimes where we have sufficient evidence. 0nline hate comes in many forms, as kaye medcalf knows. kaye is among transgender people who don't define themselves as either men or women, and it makes them more of a target for online abuse. people were messaging me into my inbox. people were saying horrible things about me, saying that i wanted a tranny loo, that i was an "it", using dehumanising language, calling me a lesbian, purposely misgendering me, saying that i was mentally unwell... i think it has affected my self confidence, and it has ma

the cps have to decide if there is a realistic prospect of conviction.te. how does it work? it works by being grand, that's the first thing to say! normally there will be between 16 to 23 citizens who sit on a grand jury, that is why it is called a grand jury, because it is bigger than a normal trialjury, which is normally 12. hearings are held in secret. those under investigation are not allowed to be present. they can apply to be present. critically, anyone who does appear, either as a witness or somebody under investigation who does appear, they are not allowed to have a lawyer present with them. that has been one of the great criticisms of the system. a famous judge of the great criticisms of the system. a famousjudge in new york once said that a grand jury could indicta hand once said that a grand jury could indict a hand sandwich. —— a ham sandwich. it is seen as an easy time for a prosecutor because you don't have lawyers present too can challenge you. those who are appearing that have the advantage of having legal advice and representation. some

but the number of cases referred by police to prosecutors fell by almost 10%, a drop the cps says itd the public statements will make is that people will feel more confident to report hate crime, that they will understand they don't have to put up with the abuse that they might feel that they just have to because they're disabled, because of their religion, because of their sexuality, and that they will feel confident to come forward, knowing that we can support them, and that we will prosecute these crimes where we have sufficient evidence. 0nline hate comes in many forms, as kaye medcalf knows. kaye is among transgender people who don't define themselves as either men or women, and it makes them more of a target for online abuse. people were messaging me into my inbox. people were saying horrible things about me, saying that i wanted a tranny loo, that i was an "it", using dehumanising language, calling me a lesbian, purposely misgendering me, saying that i was mentally unwell... i think it has affected my self confidence, and it has made me find it difficult to trust other people.

the pharmacist called cps and says the mother cannot research out because she cannot read. a father uses a wheelchair, much like my chair, throwing the ball for his son and the front yard. the ball rolls into the street. father takes his route -- wheelchair up to the curve, the baby steps down into the gutter to get the ball. neighbor sees and says what if a car came out of nowhere and hit the child, there is nothing that child could do, called cps and the child was taken. basis,ppens on a daily regardless of the type of disability. we have been fortunate enough to see strong guidance come out of the active civil rights at hhs, and from our colleagues at the department of justice that we need to see the ada taken into account. we also see this when it comes to adoption for parents with disabilities being denied the right to adopt. grandparents of disability being denied the right to foster their grandchildren. to see bettereed training for judges, social workers, people with decision-making abilities throughout the child family services process on how to engage with people

call cps and have a child taken. this happens on a daily basis regardless of the type of this ability. we have been fortunate enough to see strong guidance come out at hhs from our colleagues at the department of justice saying that we need to take the ada into account when it comes to childcare issues. we also see this and adoption giving parents the rights to adopt. and we really do need to see as we go forward, better training for judges, social workers, people with decision-making abilities throughout the child and the services process on how to engage with people with disabilities. resources that are provided through groups by through the looking glass in the bay area and the disabled. parenting project. what good is it if you are told of the american dream is accessible to you, but you can't have kids and you want to have kids? another issue that we continue to see a significant need to work on his tie to the engagement of law enforcement. that roughly 50 percent of those and it was killed by law enforcement ha

according to cps reports, jimmy and holly said eden had fallen down several concrete steps and that sheollapsed nine days later from her injuries, an accident. but the coroner ruled it a homicide. the lin 67 family waited five years and finally the coast guard filed four counts of child endangerment against jimmy. they thought the alameda district attorney would take action too. it reached out to us for help. the da wouldn't talk to us but one day after we tracked down holly to ask questions, the da filed a child abuse charge against her. the d.a. alleges holly was in the sole care of eden and reviews foouzed to get her help as her condition got worse. they said neither holly or jimmy did anything marmful to her to cause her death. to see a full report go to nbc bay area.com slsh we vekt e investigate. if you have smug want to us investigate, send me an e-mail to vicky at nbc boy area.com. >> this all happened because of a tip. 23u have a story idea you can also call us, that number 888-996-tips or you can send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> south bay hospital is helping f

committed online should be treated as seriously as offences carried out face to face, according to new cpshinese car company great wall motor says it's interested in buying some or all of american carmaker fiat chrysler. the two sides have already reportedly held talks about about chrysler's jeep brand. now great wall wants to hold more talks. we've been spending a lot more on our credit and debit cards this year — transactions are up by 12% on last year. but now lenders are facing tough new rules to make sure they are lending responsibly. more in a moment. more than 100 technology leaders are calling on the un to prevent the development of so—called "killer robots". leading names in artificial intelligence, like elon musk, have warned of "a third revolution in warfare". back now to to that story about how much we're spending on our cards. latest figures show a rise in how much we're spending on credit debit and charge cards. lenders are facing new rules to prove they're not being reckless when they lend us money. sarah pennells is a personalfinance expert and runs the savvywoman website a

want you to sign up for an event today, august 15, show up in the streets ready to protect daca and cps. because we will not let our victory that we fought for so pass,n 2011 and 2012 to it will not happen. not under the watch of the leadership of black women, people of color, immigrants, we need you all to stand with us. are you ready for this? [cheers] adrian: are you ready to take action on august 15? [speaking spanish] >> today i want to tell you that i am a proud georgian. i live in athens, georgia. stop thet to say, screaming on the stage -- of every undocumented immigrant in georgia. stop the incarceration of undocumented immigrants in local jails because they are driving without drivers licenses. because they do not have a social security number. georgia is one of the most, i don't want to say racist -- it is about race, it is about skin color. i am sorry. our history will show how people of color have been treated. but it is enough. enough is enough. today we are standing up and i hope you are standing up with 11 million undocumented immigrants in the usa. [applause] >> [speaki

there is also a social media campaign launched today by the cps which reiterates what a hate crime isnderstand can convey confidence to come forward. mrs outside source left from the bbc newsroom. the main suspect in the barcelona attack has been shot dead by spanish police. he is thought to be the driver of the band that most down crowds on las ramblas on thursday. the nigerian president has addressed the nation after three months of medical leave in the uk. it was his second spell of medical leave this year, but he did not explain what his illness is. one of the most watched videos on the bbc news app is all about a girl selling bread on the streets of lagos, and how she went on to become a national celebrity in nigeria. it is one of many stories on the new bbc pigeon at. you can find out more about it on the bbc website. the us navy has ordered a worldwide operational pause of its fleet, and this is the reason for that. it is a us destroyer, the john reason for that. it is a us destroyer, thejohn s mccain, limping to port and singapore. it collided with an oil tanker in the early h

. >> are we going to get caught by cps? are they going to take my children away?e going to break into the car? >> she got sick after giving birth to eden. she suffered a life-threatening pulmonary embolism and a collapsed lung. she was hospitalized and took months to recover. the sudden turn of events was eye-opening. >> it takes a single incident before you can get into that same situation. >> husband eventually lost his job. the family was unable to pay rent and started receiving food stamps and welfare. >> we were not able to keep us. >> lightning fast. i gave birth in march. by july, i had nowhere to live. i was on the streets. >> the family was evicted from a home in east oakland. they were paying $2500 per month in rent for a three bedroom apartment. they have not been able to find anything affordable in the bay area. [ indiscernible ] >> this is life eating on the go. >> they have to clean up in the car and find a public restroom, this time in a public park. jonathan stays by the car. he is 16 years old. this family story is a familiar one. and connie works

they second one is -- the second one is cps. majority of recipients are right here in the washington d c area -- washington, d.c. area. they want to have a conversation with you about that. we want to hear from you, what you think about how we can work together. please join me and welcome congressman steny hoyer. [applause] rep. hoyer thank you very much. its metadata at us, we are in a lot of trouble gets mad at us, we are in a lot of trouble. i want to thank all the staff who does such extraordinary work and in such a extraordinary way in our region, not just prince george county, but washington, d.c., the region. some people said they were living in virginia. that is fine because we are obviously a community in the washington metropolitan area. here, we had i was a rally out front and a lot of people there, talking about treating people fairly. treating people in the best interest of our country. not just of their best interest, but of our country. i want to get your viewpoint, your story, what the impact of steps in washingt

i have huge respect for the police and the cps. and i was in their hands. and calling for cycling to be included in that for the law to catch up. i haven't yet met anybody, be they a politician or anybody else, he says that that doesn't make sense or can't be done. from where i sat, it seems to me very. let's get this done, so that the next, you know, it will happen again, u nfortu nately, know, it will happen again, unfortunately, and the next person who is that he hasn't had to go through this. tim was an intensely private person —— kim to be with, she was so much fun. she had a wicked sense of humour. great fun, a great friend. she lived for her family, she lived for her kids. so i'm doing this to one her. it's not an easy thing to do, to put myself out there, when we've been quite a private family up until now. but it comes back to my earlier point, sometimes you just have to do the right thing. and it occurs to me that, you know, this is the right thing to do. and, yes, i'm doing it in kim's name. but i'm also doing it to ensure that, you know, just pe

[applause] just like the memorial clearly the project is a global story so if you are looking to cp propeller or the flag cross into the main gallery if you haven't seen them it will be more poignant after you have read the book. please join us for a book signing. >> next on the tv prime time a look at military history. first the retired admiral on the history of cds around the world and the importance of state power. >>> former nato supreme allied commander talked about the strategic importance of the worlds oceans throughout history. he spoke about his book at books and books in coral gables florida. >> an honor graduate for the u.s. naval academy, a master's degree and a doctorate in international law and diplomacy. [inaudible] even his wife is an

[applause] just like the memorial clearly the project is a global story so if you are looking to cp propeller or the flag cross into the main gallery if you haven't seen them it will be more poignant after you have read the book. please join us for a book signing. ocean in history. this is 45 minutes. >> he is an honor graduate of the u.s. naval academy and went on to earn a masters and doctorate with honors in international law and

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according to medical records and cps reports obtained by nbc bay area, holly called 91 is1 after hearing a thud and finding eden unconscious on the floor. medical reports showed she suffered a traumatic brain injury and doctors noted she had scrapes on her chest and neck and bruises on her right eye and ear. holly told the hospital eden took a bad fall nine days earlier tumbling down the steps but doctors were suspicious immediately calling police and social workers concerned the injuries were not consistent with what was being reported by the family. the coroner ruled her death a homicide. the autopsy showed eatden died blunt force trama to the head but jimmy barlow's attorney denies holly or jimmy caused eden's death calling it an accident. do you believe the account from holly and jimmy about what happened to eden? >> i don't. her falling down the stairs? i don't. absolutely not. why didn't you take her to the hospital that day? >> reporter: but days, months, then years went by without anyone being charged until finally the coast guard took action. tonight at 11:00, authorities launch

the aa cp was asking -- the naacp was asking to meet with roger goodell, the president of the nfl and goodell insist they are not colluding to ban kaepernick. >>> singer tom petty cancel the concert and the band and nelson on twitter saying that unfortunately due to the laryngitis that berkeley show is been postponed until monday, august 28. all tickets for the night will be honored. the message never reached a lot of people that still showed up at the greek theater last night. if you have a ticket and cannot go to the monday night concert, you can get a refund. >> that is a great venue. >> it is beautiful. >>> it is 5:56 am. >>> a controversial rally at the crissy field will happen this weekend and hear what mayor ed lee has to say and why the organizers say that the criticism is unfounded. >>> congress may be on summer break but president trump is still fighting with top republicans and how the republican leaders are pushing back against the latest postal from the president. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i s

the prosecution in this case says the cps was able to show that these men shared the same radical beliefnt unrest in english and welsh jails is causing "grave concern", according to the prison governors association. in an open letter, the president of the organisation said governors were facing "unacceptable stress". the letter comes after two days of unrest at the mount establishment in hertfordshire. mark lobel reports. there have been days of disorder at prisons in wiltshire and hertfordshire where riot trained officers were deployed to subdue unruly prisoners. this past year has brought an average of 20 attacks a day on staff in prisons in england and wales, following a decline in the number of prison officers over the past few years and complaints over pay. now the president of prison governors' association is publicly blaming the government for what she calls a crisis in many jails and unacceptable stress and anxiety amongst workers. in an open letter to prison governors, andrea albutt says the state has failed to help them cope with population pressures in prison, having changed t

johnson formerly served as vice chairman of the underlay cp board of directors, an activist his career toated improving the lis and improving the lives of mississippians. we will be top to about the gulf coast in the q&a. as president of the naacp mississippi state conference, he has led critical campaign for voting rights and equitable education, successfully managed two bond referendum caaigns in jackson, mississippi that brought in millions of dollars for a school building improvement, and six to $5 million toward the construction of a new convention center. with the recent events in charlottesville and the ensuing debates about whether to remove confederate memorials, the naacp is issuing caution when traveling to missouri. there are a lot of issues for derrick johnson to discuss. please give a warm national press club welcome to interim ceo and president derrick johnson. [applause] derrick: thank you, jeff. i was walking through the d.c. airport a few weeks ago, and he looked important, so i started following him. [laughter] i followed him all the way to the press club this mornin

cps's new behavioral health task force is writing curriculum that they hope can be applied to departmentsacross the state. he also says the industry needs more therapists who know how to help firefighters struggling with ptsd from the tragedies they respond to every day. >> we have to get the right people in the room. we have to get health plans to understand that the only way you're going to deal with this problem is to have folks who understand this type of behavior. >> they're confused, dazed, memory loss. >> reporter: right now the firefighters are being sent to peer groups like this one. dan robertson says he wants administrators to know that firefighters' mental health is just as important as their physical health. when it comes to city leaders and fire administrators, do those folks have your back? >> that's a difficult question. i think they're understanding it, but having said that, there is a lot of competition for resources. >> reporter: the union president can't discuss specifics but says he'll be entering into contract talks with the city very soon. and when we spoke with chi

the e latest civililian deaths e asas displaced residents at a cp north of raqqa said extreme summer heat and a lack of resources was making life unbearable. this is yousef faddawi, who fled raqqa with his family. once aet eight act as month,h, and 90% of the people e selling the packages in order to survive. in regards to health care, it is really bad. if someone is bit biased they scorpion, a snake or they might die. there's no first eight here at all. amy: in the e gaza strip suicide , a bomber detonated at the border crossing with egypt wednesday, killing a member of hamas and wounding several others. palestinian authorities said the bomber was a member of isis, which would mark the first time the group has targeted hamas inside the israeli-controlled territory. the violence came as gazans continue to suffer under extreme shortages of electricity brought on by israeli cutbacks supported by hamas's rival fateh party in the west bank. this is khan yunis resident muna abu nemr. >> there is no electricity. we barely get it for two hours and barely managed to charge our mobile phones.

so it makes you wonder why the cps brought the case, doesn't it? court and wasting time and resources. does that mean there will have to be a rewrite of the legislation? it is going to be very challenging to try to ban so—called legal highs. certainly a rethink is necessary, but what that leads to, the government will have to take it forward. what they are trying to do with this act was get some control over a market that had lots of different substances in it, new substances being invented a weekly basis. what looks to have happened is that their attempt to do that by including all psychoactive substances under one single legislation is now called into question. what they do about it obviously depends on what we want the drug laws to achieve, and what we try to do is reduce the harm that comes from drug use, particularly in terms of what we used to call legal highs. there are overdoses, psychosis, and we want to minimise the health harms that people have. whether this law has achieved that, we don't know, because there is no real clear evaluation,

. >> later today, and aa cp .nterim president and ceo he will talk about the travel advisory his organization has issued for african-americans missouri,through events in charlottesville, virginia, and protest resulting from the removal of confederate statues. from thee his remarks national press club live starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> this might be the only government class you ever take. forever.be a voter you will be a juror forever. so i will give you tools. >> high school teachers discuss how current events affect their lessons on history, politics, and government. >> this is a chance for them to learn a little bit about their story. this is if they start to realize, wait a minute, this does not just are with me but what i contribute, where i am coming from, is part of this bigger story. so in now way, allowing them to take in the perspective of others through social media and video, gives them a chance to be able to really think this is how they see the world. how can they expend that a little bit by taking others perspectives? >> listen on the free c-span radio app. >

to his credit, cp, the analysis was margins are way below the competition.harrison's a brilliant cost cutter and we're at the beginning of a cycle in the economy where you can get multiple expansions, boom, that works. ggp, highly leveraged equity where the enter price value is probably much more than the debt as the economy improves and the malls go up, values go up, assets will accrue disproportionate then you have herbal life, valeant, chipotle, adp you can put together a 4,000 page powerpoint and 20 page excel spreadsheet. get rid of powerpoint, excel and go back to basics. >> they've come back and say, look, canadian pacific, home run. air products done well there are other stocks everybody seems to be trans fixed. i'm not ignoring what the performance has been over the last couple of years, nobody is. this guy seems to get no credit ever and now he finds himself once again in a bit of a pickle with a guy who's got a history of liking to be on the other side of him. >> but the stock -- let's talk about adp again. let's move away from the personalities.

it was more about overclocking your cp to you make go faster, trying to get more out of your ibm pc, and then later nonlife i was more into phone freaking, and then met hackers -- acaught a hacker breaking into my bulletin board system, and when i caught him, i was like, ah-ha, i don't know what you're doing but you're doing something. and he said, okay, yeah, you caught me. i'll explain what i'm doing. and then started this relationship. this is how i get around your protection do. >> this and then i changed the program to do that. then as soon as it's explained to me in that simple way, turn on a light bulb, it was like, of course you can do that. never thoughts could i get around the limits by lying to the system and changing one none and uploading it. that changed -- there was like before that moment and after that moment. before technology just kind of worked and everything was beautiful, and after that it's like question every assumption because these computers are clearly not doing what thought they were doing. >> host: did you ever get in trouble? >> guest: no, never got in t

. >> cps records show eden lynch was in the care of two people in the final days of her life, her father girlfriend. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen joins with us what she uncovered. >> eden lynch's family says she was the light of their lives, a funny kind girl who loved to play pretend. for years they wanted answers from the last two people who were alone with eden. her father jimmy barlow and his girlfriend now wife holly beaba. they cared for her for four months before she died from blunt force trauma to the head. they said she had fallen down several concrete steps and that she collapsed nine days later from her injuries. an accident. but the coroner ruled it a homicide. the lynch family waited five years and finally the coast guard filed four counts of child endangerment gep against jimmy. he'd daenz family thought the alameda county district attorney would take action too. it reached out to us for help. the d.a. wouldn't talk to us but one day after we tracked down holly to ask questions the d.a. filed a felony child abuse charge against with you a special allegation fo