in theircharging evidence and helping the cps in their charging decisions as well. victim and the charging process, so they don't understand how trauma works and that isa understand how trauma works and that is a key issue. chris talks about being disempowered. being a victim makes you disempowered and then the justice system this empowers you further, so we need to look at empowering victims, especially for your scrutinising them in this way, which is why i ask for an independent legal support to be given to victims, so there is someone in their corner looking at what is requested by the police and make sure their rights to privacy are being upheld and they have a right to respond to the material if it is being taken out of context, to give it an equal playing field and balance those rights. really interesting, thank you to you both for coming in. and if you‘ve been affected by issues in this discussion, there are a range of organisations and websites that can offer you advice and support. you can find them listed on the bbc‘s actionline website at bbc.co.uk/action

tier cp as partners and others recognize how many interests compete for the west's limited supplies. our experience shows that cooperation among diverse interests is the only path that leads to durable solutions. recently, this committee helped pass the colorado dcp. i will add my voice in an example of basin wide cooperation. thank you. an amended version of one of the bills you are considering today would build on the success of dcp. i suggest several modifications for your consideration. first, the committee should ensure both compliance with state and federal laws and the support of the governor of the state for section 3 storage projects at each step. this avoids having projects the state doesn't support move forward to receive federal funding. a scenario that may be likely to lead to more litigation than construction. second, we would ask the parent , asked the committee to expend the projects to projects that store and retain water in features of the landscape just as restoring natural systems can diminish the effects of coastal flooding, this approach can be a powerful tool f

ican understand that the cps would want others to come forward, but i think, being involved with thatachers and other professionals, i have seen the disasters that can occur within families, people who will never work again in the same sphere that they we re again in the same sphere that they were professional, or a misunderstanding between family members. disaster. at the end of the day, you don't know whether this person, until the police and cps decide, you don't know whether they are guilty or not. we have learned from that, we know the impact that this can have an individuals. 0ur guidance is very clear to officers and press offices, is a real danger situation, it might be someone that we need, a life and limb potential, our guidance is clear that we would not name them before charging, and it even then it is with clear caveat of chief officers are proving that i'm with consultation with the cps. —— and with consultation. so offices need to —— officers have to go with an open mindset, not blind belief, putting the victim care. survivors can putting the victim care. survivors ca n

the case against paul gambaccini was dropped and he received a payout from the cps.his father, lord greville janner, was accused of abusing a number of children when he was an mp. he died before a ‘trial of the facts' around his case in 2015. daniel is the founder and secretary of falsely accused individuals for reform. and to paul gambaccini. thank you both for coming in. firstly, paul, i mentioned the case against you or is dropped, you got damages from the cps. why do you feel so strongly that people shouldn't be named before charge? because it turns out that a lot of the people who come forward or not speaking the truth. there are people who are speaking the truth, believe me, this is not a competition to see who's been hurt the most. a person who's been hurt the most. a person who has been wronged, empathises with other people who have been wronged regardless of how they have been wronged. but when the police announced that they were inviting people to accuse celebrities saying you will be believed, this obviously brought forward a number of opportunists and som

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police were there, firefighters were there, cps briefly took the kids out and repeatedly inspected theis is fine so the defense is handing on this pick up the authority said it was okay and cps said it was okay, it is okay for them, too . >> henry, thank you. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the ghost ship warehouse tropic you can find henry's courtroom blog online. go to ktvu.com. >>> police are investigating a deadly car accident at the intersection of cabrillo and -- avenue. a 29-year-old woman is reported in critical condition at the hospital. both the man and woman were ejected from the car and it is not clear who was driving. the crash involved at least two cars. no word on other injuries our weather drugs or alcohol played a role. >>> the u.s. fish and wildlife service wants to drop 1.5 tons of rat poison on the sirloin islands. biologists say house mice have become an invasive species on the rocky islands which are about 30 miles west of san francisco. conservationists oppose the plan because of its potential impact on other animals but the federal government said the

. >> reporter: brigs reminded the jury that oak land police and firefighters and cps workers visited the ghost ship. the trained professionals didn't see any problems, prigs brigs argued, how would harris be expected to know? >> they seem to think it was safe. if the standard of guilt is what a reasonable person would do, are the police not reasonable people? are the firefighters not reasonable people? social workers? >> reporter: prigs accused investigate fors of not doing enough to determine the cause of the fire which isn't known. he sawed harris was a scapegoat for the prosecution. brigs said he is not a person or humor artist, just a reason. in his closing act, derrick almena's attorney called the prosecution quote a sad miscame of justice because the landlord and her family are not on trial. the firefighters weren't telling the truth when they testified they never went in to the warehouse the years before the fire. sara says they lied. this is their conspiracy to convert the facts to protect oak land. sarah showed the jury this picture of almena and his family, not to generate

five visits by 13 firefighters, 8 inspections by cps workers, ghost ship master tenant says two high ranking oakland firefighters in particular, weren't telling the truth than when they told the jury they never went inside the warehouse. of course they are denying it. >> make no bones about it, we believe that the fire department perjured themselves when they said they never went in. my client itemized where law enforcement and officials have gone in approximately 30 times. >> reporter: despite the visits he never got any notices of fire code violations, never got eviction notices. >> they have a responsibility to us, to the people, supposed to be there to protect us. they are the ones that are the wall between us and fire insecurity and didn't do their job. >> reporter: as far as his own responsibility, almenna asked tenants to buy safety devices like fire extinguishers but blamed the landlord for refusing to fund renovations. hefloors were unsafe, teachers went up them in heels and with hot dishes. da began pros examining almenna , the prosecutor and defense began talking over one

becoming chancellor herself. 7 critics -- >> critics a call them internal camps and concentration c cpst continue to be built. in the chinese province, china claims they are aimed at fighting terrorism. is it? at least 37 countries have told the u.n. that they believe it is. >> this is what china wants people to o see, focusing outsie the largest mosque in the country, but lying the sinister reality of life for muslims, up to o million o whom are thought to be held inside reeducation centerers like this. part of a growing complex of secret of camps. for r urnalists s trying to gegt close t the prerent, plain clothed polis and run old-fashid interference. to stop them from happening -- finding a was happening inside. a former inmate described his earlier last year. >> they grabbed me and put me into a metal chair like device. you stand still and you can move . your arms are secured by the metal parts in your chest is exposed. after six hours, my entire body ached. the pain becomes unbearable. >> this ishy 1years ago the muslims riototed after two been muslims were killed. 200 people died

. >>> any how, day one of the redskins training cp.yne haskens droppings dime in his camp debut, darius i goshowi geist showing he's healthy. >> reporter: the group with the most pressure n this training camp are the quarterbacks. but talking to them for the first time, it's fair to see them have fun. on the fie case keenum all business. after practice he couldn't help himself when asked why qbs are so good at golf. >> late in february we do this quarterback golf challenge. like the 30th andn 31st i february we do this golf challenge where we all go and we work really hard at practice. do you get iod okay go. >> reporter: colt m accoy haskens are competing against one other and supporting another to make the team better. >> reporter: those three guys don't want anythingn giveto them and they're working their buts off to be the guy that getl us into the offs. >> reporter: alex smith out of the equation. still rehabbing from the gruesome legging injury he suffered last year. tomorrow camp progressing. the it players putting on pads for t

here it looks like this was a tplan f ultimate sort of revenge, trying to s cp him havingnce at takingwer. >> this is a constitutional issue, not a personal one. laura k.: dpite tha the conservatives appear to be o k the verge ofwingly choosing a leader who's loved and loathed. at the start of this race, so at the end, it is boris johnson's to lose. no one here can be sure of t final result we will only know when it is anounced around the corner in westminster at 11:. what we do know is that the next prime minister will face a wall of resistance, and boris johnson's backers are sure he is the one with a chance of making it through. >>bsute prime minister -- absolute result was prime minister will be at the end of october and restore collectivety responsibio we have a united team, and above all injected bit of opmism into this enterprise we have embarked on. laura k.: with the gazebos are back on' westmins's green, that means something big is about to happen. tory members' overall verdict will be known before long. >> i vote for jeremy hunt. >> i'm putting my vote behind jeremy hunt bec

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cps workers, firefighters and police officers, even teachers toured the warehouse and no one warned him that it was unsafe. >> he is such a poor actor. he doesn't know how to fake it very well. children fake tears better than he does. >> that's the mother of one of the victims of that fire. almena also said he was instructed by one of the co-owners of the warehouse to lie to authorities and say no one was living inside the ghost ship. >>> a memorial will get under way in the next half hour for a young doctor killed in a fiery crash on the fourth of july. ethan sellers had graduated just a few days prior from his residency program. friends and colleagues say the walnut creek man was a talented doctor and a compassionate person. police say the 29-year-old drove his car into a pole in dublin and that speed was a factor in the crash. the crash killed sellers and his packager matthew mchenry. the loss devastated those close with sellers. >> we went from such a joyful and happy celebration of graduation just a couple of days before he passed, so i think that makes it even more intense and sad

marc liverman, cps news. >>> time 4:42. >> coming up, how to get a free sandwich today and why you won't see drug prices on your television screen any time soon. >> and, let's peek outside with one of the live cameras looking at the bay bridge. 56 degrees to start in san francisco on this tuesday morning. we will be right back. . >>> if you need to return something to amazon, you can take yourself stuff to more than 1,000 kohl's stores. customers can bring in the items with no box or shipping label. all for free. and they will pack it up and ship it back for you after you down load a code from amazon. the service includes kohl's low cage across the bay area. >>> 4:44. stocks slumped to start off the week and you can get a free sandwich today if you dress up. cbs money watch reporter diane king hall has those stories and more from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: wall street started the week lower. the dow dropped 115 points. the nasdaq fell 63. and the s&p 500 was down 14. couche bank tumbled more than 6% after announcing they will cut 18,000 jobs by 2022. ceo said monday the cu

he crashed after one of the glid win cps ersuery r jues took mself to the hospital.rs say he is a walking miracle. >>> six men have joined baseball legends in the hall of fame. the class of 2019 was inducted yesterday in cooperstown, new york, led by former yankees closer and all-time saves leader mariano rivera. he's the first unanimous selection to the hall. also brandy holiday fought back tears as she represented her late husband roy. he died in a 2017 plane crash. also inducted, harold baines, out, guns out. the reds wore their 1961 throwback jerseys yesterday against st. louis which meant no sleeves. some players did a little weight lifting in the dugout to get the full effect. it didn't help on the field. they lost 3-1. >> that's how i get ready for this show every morning. >>> up next in "the pulse," the new pictures showing a very grown up prince george. >>> also ahead, the close encounter with a great white. see the dramatic moment a shark steals a fisherman's catch. >>> plus, a baby alligator taking a dip in the pool. wait until you hear where this happened

as a result some companies have bypassed it completely, leaving the cps see out of the process so it is time for an update. and it is important to maintain the connections between the cpfc and good actors in industry, especially when it means removing hazardous products from our homes to keep our kids out of harms way. why i have introduced the focusing attention on safety, transparency and effective recalls for the faster act, hr 3169 my solution will make fasttrack work in the 21st century by giving consumers notice more quickly when a company's submits a recall plan and by learning from the company initiated recall processes at the fda. it allows a business to notify the commission of a recall, and direct the agency to promptly issue a notice. no more press release delays, no more hangups over toll-free numbers, for parents who own dangerous baby cribs and rockers. for households with appliances that are of fire risk. for our children with toys that are a choking hazard, these bureaucratic delays cannot happen. the fasttrack will get these products out of our homes and off the she

this is not right and we need to act on the cps need to prosecute more. very well said.the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you baroness newlove and james rampton. hello. i'm ben croucher with with latest from the bbc sport centre. england are through to the semi finals of the netball world cup with a game to spare thanks to a 72—46 win over trinidad and tobago. they'll play south africa tomorrow evening for the right to finish top of the group and in theory an easier path to the final. for scotland though — another disappointing defeat will see them finish outside the top eight. kate grey has been at the liverpool arena for us. england continue to impress at this world cup with five wins from five following their match against trinidad & tobago today. there were many changes over the course of the match. neville trying out some deformed combinations but more importantly, saving the legs of some p

because they say it is arguable whether or not anthony grainger was unlawfully killed and they want the cpsat that and they also want a root and branch investigation into greater manchester police as well. this is what anthony grainger‘s mother had to say. four sevenths yea rs mother had to say. four sevenths years we mother had to say. four sevenths yea rs we have mother had to say. four sevenths years we have fought for justice for anthony. it has been a long and emotional road to the truth. as a family we have been shocked at the dangerous levels of incompetence on the part of greater manchester police. greater manchester police say they are looking closely at the ruling to see if things should change and the judge has ruling to see if things should change and thejudge has made ruling to see if things should change and the judge has made the point he said he thinks there is still a similar culture in the greater manchester police firearms unit at this time. danny savage, thank you. the labour party has denounced whistle—blowers who spoke to the bbc‘s panorama programme about alleged anti

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he said cps workers, firefighters, police officers and teachers toured the warehouse. he said no one ever warned him the warehouse was unsafe. he also claimed that the warehouse co-owner told him to lie to authorities and say that no one lived in the warehouse. he also contradicted key testimony from an arson investigator who claimed she never stepped inside the warehouse. he said she lied under oath and that he gave the woman a tour of the building. family members of the victims sat quietly as he answered questions, but once outside the courthouse this mother told us what she really thought of him. >> he's such a liar. he speaks around his answers. he tried to negate what he has said in the past and he lies. >> he's fighting for his life and he's doing a good job. others in his place might collapse. you canmoonally collapse. >> more cross-examination tomorrow. what's the strategy for the prosecution? how do they discredit what he said on the stand today? >> reporter: prosecutors are most likely going to bring up that police body camera video that they played for the c

arrested for dui and we had a child in the car, we're going to go to jail, and that child's going to go to cps so i brought my own pictures of separation. these were children that were killed by illegal aliens, some released in sanctuary cities and because of the open borders and all this talk democrats have, tried to show a couple of examples. one was a five-month-old baby that was raped, sexually penetrated by an illegal alien and murdered. a 5-year-old girl that was raped and murdered, a 93-year-old lady that was raped multiple times and murdered. i agree, child separations are sad, but that's a temporary separation because the parent's being prosecuted. here's some separations that are forever. these parents will never see these children again, and they died a horrific death. so if you want to shift gears for, you know, those separations, i get it. but how about shedding some tears for u.s. citizens that have been murdered, children that have been murdered by the illegal aliens? i've met with these angel moms and dads, every story's tragic. but they don't want to talk about that. they want

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. >> reporter: many cp and get things back to normal.market is one place that had quite the damage when the earthquake hit. wine bombses all over the floor. things are very different of there's one place in this market that's a good reminder what happened. racing for safety this new video those shows the moments a family inside a ridgecrest laundromat frantically running out the door during friday night's jolting earthquake. a little boy inside seen pickin up a little girl and carrying her inside his arms. seconds later parts of the ceiling collapsed. it captured a cry from a selma native. we show with her about the frightening experience. >> it was scary. i never had that before. it was a hard, hard shake. >> the damage even took a toll on highway 178. parts of the roadway repaired during the day buckled again after the quake. as crews patched the crack, i was nearby on facebook live showcasing their work, that's when a 4.4 magnitude aftershock rattled the ground. >> oh, my gosh. it's moving. it's moving. it's moving. >> things are star

. >> briggs reminded the jury that alameda cps workers visited the ghost ship.would harris be expected to know? carmen a ghost ship tenant who testified abou>> they all seemet it was safe. and if the standard of guilt here is what a reasonable person would do, well then, are the police not reasonable people? are the firefighters not reasonable people? social workers. >> reporter: briggs accused investigators of not doing enough to determine the cause of the fire which isn't known. he says harris was a scapegoat for the prosecution. he said he's not a person, he's not a human, he's not an artist, he's just a reason. in his closing argument, derick almena's attorney tony serra called it a sad miscarriage of justice because the landlord is and her family aren't on fire. he says firefighters weren't telling the truth when they said they never went in. he said call it what it is, they lied. this is their to subvert the real facts. he showed the of almena and his family, reminding jurors he would never jeopardize his family if he thought living in the warehouse was un

. >> is there a problem from grassroots, cp agents all the way to the top. that's with need to hold them accountable. >> i believe the children and we should all believe the collision and we have to change these conditions. >> i begin to wonder where we need to have new procedures in place where we have female officers overseeing young girls at these facilities and not letting the men do it. it's disturbing to hear about it and to hear there is no investigation, completely unacceptable, and we have to do something to prevent this from. happening and exposing other young girls to people like this if this is what's going on. >> in response to the allegation, the border patrol said the allegations do not align with our facility. it's important to note that the allegation of sexual assault is already under investigation by the department of homeland security's office of inspector general. >> the trump administration was dealt another blow in its fight to add another controversial citizenship question to next year's census as a federal judge blocked all but two o

eight inspections by cps workers. ghost ship master tenant derick almena says two high ranking oakland firefighters in particular weren't telling the truth when they told the jury they never went inside the warehouse. he testified they're good people and they're lying. of course, they're denying it. >> make no bones about it, we believe that the fire department perjured themselves when they said they never went in. my client has itemized, you know, where law enforcement and officials have gone in approximately 30 times. >> reporter: almena said despite those visits, he never got notices of fire code violations, never got eviction notices. >> they have a responsibility to us, to the people. they're supposed to be there to protect us. they're the ones that, you know, are the wall between us and fire and security. and they didn't do their job. >> reporter: as far as his own responbi asked tenants to buy safety devices like fire extinguishers, but blamed the landlord for refusing to fund renovations. almena denied the sta

to having the coast guard ready for rescue visions, having fema deployed, having military aspects, a cpsh a lot of preparation that is needed to do the immediate response and recovery activities. most importantly, it provides some of the resources that are designed to prevent disaster or flooding from happening to begin with, because, of course, we all know that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and getting sandbags and other things out to help prevent flooding into these communities, as a result. >> congressmen, have you seen the national guard there in baton rouge? >> we do have national guard in baton rouge, also have been stationed out, deployed in some of the coastal parishes, as we were traveling around today. we did see guards, men and women, they were out helping to get these communities protected and working with the parishes to ensure they are prepared for the storm. to speak with comes a point where it is too late to evacuat. when will that point be reached? >> it really depends on which community you are in. some of the communities in south louisiana, the coast

you have been watching the special cps news coverage of the launch of the apollo 11 mission will all of us have goose but pes watching all that coverage. it was great. time is 6:37. >>> we want to check in with mary lee with a look at our forecast. hey, there. >> hey, here we go. and the rain layer is back and roof wet in sop spots. camera. and you can see the drizzle the live drizzle. temperatures are running in the 50s and in the 60s. a would as we ll have clearing with the sunshine for most of us. daytime highs slightly cooler. 82 in san hoe say. 73 in oakland for a high 67 in san francisco. and 64 for pacifica. it's going to be another breezy afternoon along the coast and parts of the bay. i will show outfuturecast winds coming up. emily. >>> well, while we are talking about the drizzle, let's check in with your main travel times. we want to make sure you get to work on time and give yourself the amount of time you need to go slowly because of the wet roadways. main travel time in the yellow. still looking good out of south bay on 101. but elsewhere, through the altamonte pass is

navy cp chief cunningham returned home from his final deployment to the middle east sunday.art in a preplanned film shoot at busch gardens in virginia. they were unaware their father would be joining them there. after reuniting the family took a roller coaster ride, enjoyed the rest of the day at the park with dad. pretty cool. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. i will be with shannon bream tonight, "fox news @ night," postdebate coverage, 11:00 p.m. eastern time. "the story" guest hosted by sandra smith starts right now. >> sandra: we will be watching you and shanna later tonight. thank you, bret. good evening, everybody. i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." as the president continues to hammer congressman elijah cummings over the "hell" and corruption he says are plaguing baltimore the city's mayor says the president should do this. >> my message to the president is stop tweeting and send help and federal resources to the city of baltimore. >> sandra: but tonight, t

i do think that there seemed to be some tension between harden and cp 3.ns, i think this is a very good trade. >> a lot of people wondering if there's going to be a lot for both of them. >> it's a high class problem to have. >> we'll make it work. >>> the duchess of sussex meghan markle getting mom shamed. she was pounced on for the way she holds baby archie. max foster live in london with the latest. really, max? over the way a mother holds her child? we're at that? >> reporter: let's see what you think. let's bring out the pictures. because this was archie's first public outing with his mom. looks pretty normal on the face of it. but when you look online, she has really has been shamed. these claims she looks awkward, she's going to drop him. it does feel as though she can't do anything right in public right now. national health service in this country saying there is no right or wrong way to hold your baby. the important thing is the parent is comfortable, the baby's head is supported, and they both look pretty happy here. it does feel as though she's u

i've spent a period of time investigating this type of stuff, when i was on the cps board for dallas county. a lot of these times, when they get behind close doors and they don't have sufficient evidence to make a case -- when the feds go after you, they are going after you. and these are career people that make these decisions. but mostly, when there is insufficient evidence, they try to get people to get on the registry. in the case that there is a potential -- if mark evidence comes in, they can retry you for different case. i do think there is politics involved with it. because this is just not acosta. this is the judicial system at large that cuts these type of deals. >> harris: one thing i've had legal experts tell me is the door was left open for there to be that bifurcation of state and federal law. >> lawrence: exactly. >> harris: that's actually very good thing, because he wouldn't be seeing the case we are seeing right now. you would see calls for double jeopardy. and we are not. but you do have to take a total look at how acosta handled this. the nonprosecution part of it

a lawsuit filed by former incarcerated people and groups including the aclu, and the nepalese cp immediately followed the move. lastst november, 65% of floridaa voters a approved amendmenent 4, restoring voting rights to 1.4 million people with nonviolent felonies who have fully completed their sentences, by overturning a jim crow-era law aimed at suppressing the black vote. but republican lawmakers have been w working t to stop the mee from beingng fully implememente. follllowing the signing of friday's bill, the florida rights restoration coalition, which led the campaign to pass amendment 4, announced a new fund to help those with past convictions pay off f their fins and fees, and help them register to vote via the website wegotthevote.org. you can see our interviews with desmond meade, the head of florida rights restoration coalition, at democracynow.org. 2020 democratic candidates beto o'rourke and julian castro headed to the clint, texas, the immigration jail over the weekend, which has come under intense scrutiny over recent reports of inhumane conditions and child neglect. castro, f

i am satisfied but we have still got a bit more to go yet, with the cps, to see what, if and when they these officers. should the police apologise to you? have they apologise? they have not, they wanted to do it the first day of the enquiry, in court, the judge would not let them, the judge told them straight, you have had five years to do that, you are not doing it in michael. they wanted it on record. i don't accept the apology because, they knew what they was doing. thank you very much for speaking with us. the mother of anthony grainger, she has been following that very closely over the last couple of years. it was supposed to be an inquest but because of sensitive information it turned into a public enquiry so some could be heard behind closed doors because there were certain things about police tactics and other things that could not be in the public domain as part of the investigation into the death of anthony grainger. the family feel as though they have had answers and some very strong though they have had answers and some very strong criticisms for the mp, from the judge, som

. >> cps verify go for launch. >> booster flight. >> go for launch. >> sro verify go for launch. >> sro verify go for launch. >> verify go for launch. >> we have some 7.6 million pounds of thrust pushing the vehicle upwards. the vehicle closes weighs close to 6.5 million pounds. t minus 1 minute 35 seconds on the apollo mission, flight to land the first men on the moon. >> apollo 11, the launch team wishes you good luck and godspeed. >> thank you. >> t minus 60 seconds and counting. we passed t behind news 60. 55 seconds and counting. neil armstrong just reported back it's been a smooth countdown. we passed the 50-second mark. power transfer is complete. internal power. at this time. remove the launch vehicle at this time. 40 seconds away from the apollo 11 liftoff. all the second stage tanks now pressurized. 35 seconds and counting. we are still go with apollo 11. 30 seconds and counting. astronauts report it feels good. t minus 25 seconds. 20 seconds and counting. t minus 15 seconds. guidance is internal. 12, 11, 10, 9 -- ignition sequence starts. >> liftoff. we have liftoff, 32 minut

forces in the middle east, general frank mckenzie, told cps's david martin, who first reported this, that there may have been more, suggesting more than two drones may have gone down. both drones, we are told, was taken out by this new marine corps anti-drone jamming device strapped to the deck of the uss boxer without firing a shot. they instead tried the drones electronics paired monday, president trump pushed back on iran's denial that u.s. forces had destroyed its drone. >> we took john one of their drones. instead of saying that having company wide. they said it didn't happen. there's a lot of proof. take a look at it on the ocean floor. just go down there, take your scuba gear and go down there. one of you would do that, i know. >> this comes as 23 crew members aboard a british oil tanker continue to be detained by iranian forces for a fifth day. the vessel's parent company moments ago refuted iran's claim that the ship hit a fishing boat while transiting the street the strait of hormuz before the vessel was seized by iranian commandos. "we can confirm we are not aware of and n

[ screaming ] cp my parents have a doll. [ screaming ] we can practice kissing on that.d. ♪ [ cheers and applause my >> jimwelcome back, everybody. oh, my god i love spade so much he really -- i told him, i didn't want to make a big dealfo his birthday so i really didn't do it because i once, this was years ago, we were friendly, but we weren't friends. now i would say we're friends. i was just a fan of david. light laughter ] but i saw him at a restaurant and sent him over cake and pretended it was his birthday and had the whole restaurant sing "happy birthday" to him. [ laughter ] not happy. [ laughter ] he was like, "oh, we're not going to be friends. he was like, "oh, no, i don't do this.li - and i was looking -- i was like, "wasn't that funny?" [ laughter ] and he was like, "no, not funny. [ laughter ]wo so i really know that he doesn't like that. he doesn't like to get attention even though he's, you know - a star, and he's on tv [ laughter ] and he's on -- yeah, so but anyways, so i promised i wouldn't make a big deal so that's why i didn't make a giant deal about

no different then we would do with cps or foster care or adoptions in the united states. >> harris: i it. >> of this criticism of what's happening on the border, the men and women are doing the very best they can. >> harris: we are being told of very low morale among the border patrol in particular. look, lieutenant governor, before this whole thing went even farther south than it has been in the last few months, we heard of 2,000 to 3,000 job openings for the border patrol. i know they're trying to feather in from other agencies to assure that. the national guard in your state. what are some of the things you are doing right now? they are doing their level best. i hear you are saying. but there are not enough of the them. >> there aren't enough. in texas we have added 500 state troopers to the border, plus a texas ranger company, plus air assets and thousands of cameras. we are spending about half a billion a year from our tax dollars to help support the federal government securing this border. and we need to get the barrier to the president that he wants to help slow the crossings d

. >> so could the community health center also use cp system to make the local match? >> no. >> okay. well, i know that our legislature is not paying its share for medicaid, it's not your responsibility, you have to do the best you could with what you were given -- or actually not given, i guess i would have to say, right? >> yes. >> and working with the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services, the congressional office, was able to help you get another $8.2 million, but that has to be adjusted and we could be now down as $4 million, but we also have another $36 million in the disaster supplemental appropriation where it is my hope that you could see yourself through the end of the year. would that help you, help your program? >> yes, thank you, congressman, that would be very much appreciated. >> okay. again, i want to thank you. i have a little bit more time. ms. muna, thank you also, esther, for coming here and thank you for helping managing this program. what i want to know, ms. muna, how important obamacare funding has been to the hospital. you said loca

the cps looked at it and said it's not in the public's interest to even address this case.is the symptom of a bigger problem. the problem is to do with lifestyle, morality. he said at the beginning, the designer, whimsical. .. morality. he said at the beginning, the designer, whimsical. . .” morality. he said at the beginning, the designer, whimsical... i say this is the greatest respect to women who have gone through this. i ama women who have gone through this. i am a marriage counsellor, and people say to me lots of things about abortion and i have to provide them with support as much as i can but as a cleric and a person of faith i have a duty and responsibility to remind everyone we are notjust a physical being, we are a spiritual being. you cannot deny the existence ofa human being. you cannot deny the existence of a human being just because you feel like it. claudia, you campaigned for home use of the abortion pill? yes, after my own experience. i want to make two main points on the point samantha raised in the video and what he raised yourself. the importance of tal

of course, what the cps helped towed us during this trial is like this gives false hope to the familyst here from crown court. we expect carl beech to be sentenced on friday. the foreign office minister sir alan duncan has resigned from the government, quitting ahead of an expected borisjohnson victory in the race to be conservative leader and prime minister. and that the last couple of minutes, jeremy hunt has tweeted to sir alan duncan saying: thatis that is the tweet from jeremy hunt to siralan duncan, that is the tweet from jeremy hunt to sir alan duncan, who quit on the basis that the next prime minister is borisjohnson. the chancellor philip hammond and justice secretary david gauke have already said they intend to resign if mrjohnson wins, and it's thought other ministers could follow suit. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. edging towards the finish — still the front runner, borisjohnson takes a few more steps towards the job he's always wanted and the chance to cross the threshold of a rather more famous black door than this one. his opponent, who called hims

this is an operating plan previously implemented at cfx, cn, cp, intended to create greater operational efficiencies. concerns have been raised about the impact of psr. on the business and rail service. in 2019, the surface transportation board held a hearing on changes to class ones -- accessorial charges in the context of psr implementation. had easy class ones implementation a precision scheduled railroading affecting passenger service? let's say in the next six months, this year? and how is implementation, precision scheduling, affecting shippers, and what our class ones doing to minimize the negative impacts? and improve service? question,ou for that mr. chairman. you are absolutely correct that several of the railroads the latter half of last fall announced operational changes or changes to the operational plans. i would say, each railroad is certainly unique in its network, and its operation. i wouldn't want to cast the blanket statement about what all of them are doing. but, i think some of the principles or tenants that you have seen discussed, and that is certainly not limited

i have a relationship with the ncaa cp. i have relationships with the key leaders.o, you know, that kind of politics allows -- you can come to me and we can figure out something. the problem is, that we are rebuffing that form of politics going forward. and that we don't necessarily -- we don't any longer want a relationship with people in power. one, we want to be in power or at the table. two, if you are in that position, i want less of a relationship and actually want to see some product from you. i want to see some policy that has a real impact on our community and a real impact on our economy. and so that is where he has himself right now. he doesn't quite get the moment. >> yeah. >> and quite get who is going to come out in a primary election to even get you to the point of a general election. so he is still trying to appeal to maybe i can peel off some republican voters here that don't necessarily ideology republican and trump but need an excuse to vote for someone else. >> the other side of that coin, as well. >>> up next school may be out for the summer but

according to the cps 2018 social and economic movement women employed full-time year-round typically paid 80 cents for every dollar that men employed full-time earn and latinos in the united states every dollar paid to white non-hispanic men. how would you deal with the wage disparity? beto o'rourke: thank you for the question. first thing we do is into law of the paycheck fairness act. what this means is that in the workplace you will no longer be penalized for securing your wage level or weight history who pull employees seed over the stand and take action to support a food court is a very and we will ensure the previous weight history is not used as a character in setting future wages. in other words, if you get paid 53 cents on the dollar to the course of your working life and that is used as a factor in setting your wages going forth you always will be pegged lower than where you should be in addition, we will make sure without ratified and equal rights amendment so that in trying in the constitution is equal protection for every woman in this country on every issue including th