atiust _ cases the cps has had to deal with. atiust 16— cases the cps has had to deal with.l with. at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie _ at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are convicted killers — eddie ratcliffe are convicted killers responsible for the brutal murder— killers responsible for the brutal murder of— killers responsible for the brutal murder of a young girl who thought they were _ murder of a young girl who thought they were friends. the planning, violence — they were friends. the planning, violence and age of the killers is beyond — violence and age of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have _ beyond belief. the two appear to have had — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other— have had a deadly influence on each other and _ have had a deadly influence on each other and turned what may have started — other and turned what may have started out as dark fantasies about murder— started out as dark fantasies about murder into a reality. the messages betwee

i to know what the cps i want to know what the cps policy is.hind closed doors. third, correct and third, if we are correct and this clear, institutional this is clear, institutional capture want understand capture, i want to understand why there's been ideological stealth capture of a public service under the watch of the relevant government ministers. and if that has occurred, the attorney general and the director of public prosecutions need to sort this out . rape need to sort this out. rape prosecution policy is too serious to be sacrificed on the altar of gender identity . no. altar of gender identity. no. i'm sorry. this far and no further. this is too serious. >> and just very finally, just to give the other side, my understanding is that very recently stonewall have updated their and added their website and added a footnote to suggest that they do not, in fact, give legal advice. what do you make of that? >> well, good luck to them. >> well, good luck to them. >> mean, as lawyer to >> i mean, as one lawyer to another, always admire anoth

the cps itself had previously said there was overwhelming evidence calocane was suffering from a serious also meet the care quality commission. it's looking into the mental health trust that had treated calocane for paranoid schizophrenia. he had been in and out of hospital for several years. the fails from the police, the cps, the health service have resulted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students. the nhs mental health trusts have to be held accountable for their failures, along with the police. the families have already taken their demands forjustice to downing street, although they know nothing can bring back their loved ones. but they have vowed to fight on to try to prevent others going through what they have suffered. and they say only a full public inquiry into what went wrong will do. simon jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren betts. hello there. as temperatures have continued to rise, so the focus has shifted from snow to rain and flooding. this was the weather watcher picture taken earlier today in leicestershire. it's a comb

i think we the cps has done? yes. good morning. i think we feel — the cps has done? yes.ven the opportunity to properly give our concerns, evidential pieces of information we have to back that up. with regards to the cps, i think i have said bluntly that we felt very rushed and hastened by them. at the end, the plea decision, we felt railroaded. being blunt, they have used the words consulted when they refer both in cord and press statements but thatis in cord and press statements but that is not consultation. maybe they should look that up. what we were given was a faded company. we had a lot of concerns that were in the most part wholly gnawed. we were given —— a fait accompli. consultation means during the process, to give you an easy timeline, it happened on the 13th of june, the first time we met with the cps and police was with regards to the plea, the 24th of november, at our behest. the pre—trial hearing was the 28th of november. the 24th of november was the first time we were given any indication that there could be a manslaughter acceptance. during that meeting

the cps itself had previously said there was overwhelming evidence calocane was suffering from a seriousth trust that had treated calocane for paranoid schizophrenia. he had been in and out of hospital for several years. the fails from the police, the cps, the health service have resulted in the murder of my father and these two innocent students. the nhs mental health trusts have to be held accountable for their failures, along with the police. the families have already taken their demands forjustice to downing street, although they know nothing can bring back their loved ones. but they have vowed to fight on to try to prevent others going through what they have suffered. and they say only a full public inquiry into what went wrong will do. simon jones, bbc news. eddie kidd was one of the biggest names in motorcycling during the 19705 and 805, but in 1996 the stuntman was involved in a crash that almost killed him. it ended his career and left him with a brain injury. his family have since been searching for his memorabilia and found one very important piece in the town of dungannon bel

cps says each school will still maintain relationship with local police departments. >> carley: thinkarents, removing police officers from schools in chicago, one of the cities with the most violent crime record targeting kids with gang violence. >> todd: how can you learn when under threat of violence, that is moronic. >> carley: trans gender person admitted to stabbing and killing a portland cabdriver was seen smiling in court after being handed a plea deal. moses brutally stabbed this man to death after suffering a mental health episode and he showed zero remorse in court, watch this. >> i refuse to apologize for the lack of help i so desperately needed and called and ask for from 911 services. >> carley: campbell was reece 's co-worker. this is a tragedy. he was a talented musician, toured with the smashing pumpkins, good friend, co-worker, family member, beloved son and brother and his life was cut short in this horrific attack by somebody in the back of his cab. you were in court and heard this person refuse to apologize and played the victim saying his gender identity because h

so i so he was very i don't know what happened here but the cps , i think it was here but the cps, it midlands cps decided this was the way forward. what i can't understand is the point you made there. did the judge make a mistake or did he do it deliberately? and i think in these kinds of cases , we need, these kinds of cases, we need, as we do with var, we need the referee to come forward and explain why they did what they did. this is a very upsetting case. >> but but actually , if you look >> but but actually, if you look into the detail of this, just how was he walking the streets freely? this is a man who turned himself in to the m15 because he thought they were chasing him. i mean, he was absolutely bonkers on so many levels. and seriously violent. down several violent. he kicked down several doors of the neighbouring flats to his own. he aggressively assaulted a police officer so badly they required taser , and badly they required taser, and those police did not find him. they claimed that he was sofa surfing, but he wasn't sofa surfing, but he wasn't sofa surfing . he was at

be an audience receptive to that kind of messaging, then of course it will be the audience here at cps, essentially, of the message that he was trying to get across here was that he was, he is the only thing standing between the american people and this, the scope, univision of great american decline of unchecked illegal immigration of runaway inflation of government overreach. now the other thing that he did quite a student, like i thought, was that he tied in this concept of freedom into his candidacy, meaning a vote for trump is a vote for freed on meeting freedom from those things that i just described. but also he tied it into his own quest to remain free from prison. in this case, seeing as he is facing a $91.00 charges across 4 cases. now in terms of whether this or this really resonated the audience, i can already tell you that it did. and this is something that was clearly evidenced by the tiers that would go around the room every time he would say fire biden. good, this address affects the results of the south carolina republican primary taking place as well in terms of the s

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this -- what cp is what c-span did was they give democrats and republicans and independents a line. the problem is that that causes us to polarize. when we hear the democratic line republicans think i will not believe it. when we hear the republican line democrats to not out. i am glad that people listen for the entire show. i am glad that they hear both sides. but even that little effort to inform the listener of the perspective of the caller, that in itself polarizes. i have been on this passionate pursuit of the truth. a willingness to say to former president donald trump you do not have to talk that way, a willingness to say to current -- i am sorry. current president joe biden, the american do -- the american people do think you are too old. the willingness is to speak truth to power to save our democracy. we do so not out of revenge or meanness, but out of the truth. we have to tell the truth. i appreciate the caller's respective. ohio, william. republican. caller: good morning. i wanted to say something about the border thing. a few years ago when president trump was in offic

trying to create a situation, the world is forced to take them out, welcome back here, watching press cp world news, this will the resistance movement has strong condemned israel's latest strikes on civilians in southern lebanon, saying they will not go unanswered. head of hesbullah's executive council, hashim safi aldeen vowed the movement will undoubtedly respond to regime's incursions at an appropriate level. he added, israel will never achieve goals that it failed to attain during previous acts of aggression against lebanon. his comments came after on wednesday israely warplanes trucked several villages in southern lebanon, leaving four civilians including mother and her. two children killed, later strike on the city of navaatia killed three civilians there, including two women. regime claims this attack was in response to earlier hezbollah strike that targeted several israeli military sites, killing one soldier and injuring eight others. hezbillah says the strikes on israeli sights will only end when the regime's campaign of genocide in gaza stops. and for more details, we were join

. >> reporter: in 2020, a change.org petition requesting that cps check on the children received hundredses. abc has obtained records showing police responded to the franke home more than a dozen times over the past few years, including several reports of juvenile problems in 2018 and 2019. and multiple welfare checks in 2022. there was also a recently released 911 call made in september of 2022 by franke's own daughter, sherry, alleging neglect and concern for the other children in the home. >> hi, my name is sherry franke. my four younger siblings are living in springville. and my neighbors have been telling me that they have been left home alone for about four or five days. >> reporter: it calm to a head in august 2023 when police arrested both franke and hildebrandt. body camera footage obtained by abc news showing the intense moments when franke was taken into custody. >> police department! >> reporter: after the arrest, there were also questions raised about jodi hildebrandt and her past as a licensed therapist. my colleague, juju chang, sat down late last year with jesse hilda brac

because of the changes i made my own career was going from being an individual barrister heading up the cpsou need to be clear about what you do in the first 100 dacia familiar with this. the result we need to do and we needed goods, strong, kicking speech is to set out our vision of the country. we need to get ambitions embedded and certainly the early stages need to be started. i think the most important thing i i want to get across is a change, the change in mindset and that the change in approach. you will feel different and you are dealing with a different government in a different way so rather than this or that piece of legislation, i think the first 100 daysis legislation, i think the first 100 days is about setting the relationship and a breath of fresh air into different place now and we can do business and work forward from here. that is the most important thing i hope to achieve in the first 100 days. and knowing we have got to work really hard to get into that election and out of that election and do the hard yards putting the positive case that we want to put before the countr

he ready for cp three?hris paul mixed 21 games with that fractured hand, jonathan kuminga there, were his win 123- 112. they are now the ninth seed in the western conference. so rings are looking up slowly but surely. go to the shark tank now, those cool new california fin jerseys pretty sharp there. sharks, and new jersey doubles. things started out well. the crowd was loving it in the shark tank, 1-0 sharks but then the wheels fell off, the double scored seven straight goals, sharks end up losing 7-2. let's end with a smile, spring training baseball. giants and mariners, the giants new korean star, his first at- bat as a giant, slaps that base hit into right field. a few batters later, patrick bailey with a grand slam this game ends in a 10-10 tie

the lady from cps , nicola lady from cps, nicola wynn—williams. although she knew it couldn't erase the loss of brianna, she hoped that it would bnng brianna, she hoped that it would bring some closure to the families. we have just seen brianna's father, peter spooner, exiting the court. i'm sure that her mother, esther, will be leaving shortly as well. of course, a really quite horrific time for them, but i'm sure now they'll be going home today hoping to feel some sort of closure. of course, there are their daughter's murderers , now their daughter's murderers, now sentenced to 22 years minimum for scarlet jenkinson and 20 years minimum for eddie ratcliffe . hopefully now knowing ratcliffe. hopefully now knowing that their daughter's murderers will be behind bars for at least two decades, will bring them some sort of closure . some sort of closure. >> and sophie, as the parents departed the area for, was there any significant sign of emotion from them ? they've been through from them? they've been through the most horrendous situation we saw whe

but last night cp three made a big impact off the court meeting with 20 guests from 100% college prep, which is a program of the bay view association for youth providing academic resources for 8 to 12 graders in san francisco. paul has been a long time supporter of hbcus. he offered words of encouragement and gave out some nice swag during super bowl week. we told you about the charity event, joe montana participated in the four niners legend raising money for run freely.org. the goal of the organization, started by former espn personnel kenny mayne, raises funds to pay for prosthetic devices for wounded veterans. and here's where the money went. >> when was the last time you moved like that? >> at least 25 years. >> all right. how's it feel? >> amazing. >> nice work. >> thank you. >> that shane thomas from reno, a marine who was injured in iraq rappelling from a helicopter in 1993, trying out his new prosthetic leg, now able to run. this is absolutely life changing again. the charity is run freely .org doing some amazing work. we'll be right back after (box thuds) (water boils) (pack

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and yeah, i have checked, and now i'm on some kind of cps watch list., they're just jizz and eggs! that's not a child, that's an appetizer at a very avant garde brooklyn restaurant. for more on this court decision, we go live to an ivf clinic in alabama with our own ronny chieng. [cheers and applause] ronny, what do you think the fallout of this will be? >> i'll tell you what the fallout is, desi: turns out, i'm a father now. that's right. say hello to little ronny jr. look, he's got his dad's eyes. rock-a-bye, baby, i don't know the rest of the lyrics to that. >> desi: okay, i can tell you're running a scam, i just don't know how yet. >> no, this is not a scam! this is a legal child in the state of alabama. which means i get all the benefits of being a dad without having to be a dad. i get to claim him on my taxes, i get paternity leave, i can hang out at the mcdonalds ball pit without being hassled. best of all, he's my excuse to get out of shit i don't want to do. which reminds me, can we wrap this up already? cause i got to go feed my son. >> desi:

. >> to have us find start, and then to have clay, cp, dario, jp all at the bench, just a mesh of those two together, and i think it is a good format for winning. >> i love our guys, i love the chemistry they had together, i think we can make a really good push. that's tonight's game against the lakers is the unofficial start to the second half of the season. the reality is the warriors who are currently at 10th in the western conference standings, have only 29 regular-season games remaining to try and climb to the six seed to avoid the playing tournament. >> there is no reason why we can't keep winning and do what we did a year ago, which was climb up the standings and put ourselves in a favorable position for the playoffs. >> reporter: although he has intensified his on court workouts, the warriors are still without backup point guard chris paul, who has missed the last 16 games with a fracture in his left hand. tonight, the lakers will be without lebron james, the nba's all-time leading scorer is dealing with an ankle injury. tipoff is at 7:00. anthony florez, nbc bay area. >> anthon

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investigation of the case we've got real concerns about, and the way that we've been managed by the cpso other officers were found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. there are 7.6 million people on the nhs waiting list in england but the true scale of the backlog is likely to be much higher. that's because a significant number of people are stuck on so called hidden waiting lists, where they have started treatment but are still waiting for vital ongoing care for conditions such as cancer, heart failure and eye disease. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. rigby! come on, sit. good boy. margaret is living with the knowledge she has skin cancer and yet has not had any treatment for years. good boy! she was diagnosed and referred to see a specialist, but then nothing. the waiting has taken a toll. you can hit really low spots. i think my kids and my grandchildren, my husband as well, they're what keep me going because i think i would have given up before now. you think, i can't do it any more. e

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the families still want to see a full public inquiry involving the cps and police, something the primene unturned. navteonhal bbc news. the kenyan government has announced that the marathon world record holder kelvin kiptum will be buried as a national hero, after his death in a car crash yesterday. the 24—year—old was tipped to be one of the stars of this summer's olympic games after his extraordinary achievements. anne soy reports from nairobi. he was no doubt destined for greatness. at only 2a, kelvin kiptum had run three of the seven fastest marathon times in history. this is him in london last year. he broke away from the leading pack mid—race, and went on to win and set a new course record. later in the year he broke the world record in chicago, shaving 3a seconds off his compatriot eliud kipchoge's time. a world record means a lot to me. to beat a world record, it's so hard. you have to work hard. and that has been a long journey for me. he was going to attempt to run the rotterdam marathon in under two hours this april, but his promising career was cut short on sunday night. he

something that is also affecting many countries in the region. lexi done plenty cps along, so like climate change, those attending this conference say it's absolutely critical. the policies are changed to tackle climate change and conflicts and stopped protecting corporations ahead of individuals, basic rights and needs image and came back out to 0 dover. rio de janeiro has declared a didn't a fever emergency just before the start of a famous carnival in brazil. more than $360000.00 cases of the mosquito borne disease have been reported since the beginning of the year. and that is 4 times higher than last year. doctors have started a math vaccination campaign, and new care centers are due to open in the city. in the palestinian museum in the occupied westbank has been closed all through the war and gossip, but it is reopening his doors on sunday to display more than 300 works of art all by gods. an artist did. abraham went for a preview. this is one of the last piece is remaining not only of the over to work of him as a boot, but of the artist herself, silas to sylvia, offensive to with he

to find out all the police and cps to find out all the victim support services that are available tounding we are giving to victim support. under the terms of this code, they will be told by the cps how their case is progressing, they are considering changing the way they are going to be charged, in certain cases they will have the right to meet the prosecutor beforehand, they will give a victim impact and read it in court and familiarise in court ahead of time, to have victim support something like an independent adviser. the way we are supporting victims today is night and day to where it was when we first came into office. and this campaign is about rolling out knowledge of the victims go to all the agencies he will be responsible for its implementation. so this is an awareness campaign. so the ambition, one assumes is to put the ambition, one assumes is to put the victims front and centre of this help and support that is available. i want to put some specific cases to you. it is about victims being able to get the help that they need. emma webber is the mum of barnaby webber, you

the investigation into the mental health trust, the cps and nottinghamshire and leticia police forcesintained that there are serious failures in all three agencies that must be fully addressed and that proper change should be made. emily, thank you very much. should be made. emily, thank you very much-— should be made. emily, thank you ve much. ., , .,~ , very much. some more breaking news from the uk — very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning _ very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning events - very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning events in - very much. some more breaking news from the uk concerning events in the l from the uk concerning events in the middle east. 0ur correspondent daniela relph has sent through a statement from the prince of wales. i'm going to read it in full. it is only three sentences but it says this "i remain deeply concerned about the terrible cost of the conflict in the middle east since the hamas terrorist attack on seventh 0ctober. too many have been killed. i, like so many others, want to see an end to

sentencing hearing concludes what are the most disturbing cases that the cps has had to deal with?inson and eddie ratcliff are convicted killers responsible for the brutal murder of a young girl who thought they were friends. the planning, violence and the age of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have had deadly influence on each other and turned what may have started out as dark fantasies about murder into a reality. the messages between the two provided a terrifying insight into the warped desires and fantasies of the two defendants. however, they also provided us with the motivation behind the attack, the plans, and the attempts to cover it up. crown prosecution service presented all the evidence in this case for the jury to consider, including the hateful and dehumanising language used to describe brianna. we applied to the judge for an increase in the defendants sentences because we believe this killing was a hate crime, motivated in part by hostility towards brianna because she was transgender. we're pleased that the court has agreed that this was a motive. toda

investigation of the case we've got real concerns about and the way that we've been managed by the cpsere found guilty of misconduct. the families of the three victims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. aruna iyengar, bbc news. now let's turn to a story that's been a real talking points through the course of today. headteachers in england have been given government guidance on how to stop children from using mobile phones in schools. although the advice has been welcomed by some, there are questions over how much of a difference the guidance will make. the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. i think, to be honest, that this will be successful because where it has been successful, you can see, and many people say, the improvement in behaviour, the improvement in performance, the improvement in the whole school culture is really tangible. so i think many, many headteachers want to do this, and this helps empower them to do it. and we're not the first country in the world. other countries have done this as well, but wha

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this year, it is cps. there is no excuse. what is the problem? arlette saenz has more on this glaring pr problem. >> president biden, defined and lashing out after special counsel robert hurr's report. >> these assumptions are wrong. >> kamala harris came out and slammed the counsel suggesting that politics were involved. >> the way that the president's demeanor and that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts, and clearly, politically motivated. gratuitous. we should expect that there would be a higher level of integrity than what we saw. >> the president fully cooperated with the investigation including two days of interviews in the opening days of the israel hamas war. >> you wanted to make sure he had everything he needed. >> the special counsel's investigation, ending without criminal charges, but robert hurr's assessment of biden as a well-meaning old man with a poor memory, putting him in the spotlight. >> the president was fiery in the face of questions last night. >> you responded with the words, watch me. many peop

according to cps reporting that is not on the table, no direct strikes on iranian territory accordingthem but that is something most us officials want to avoid. they want to avoid a direct military confrontation with iran and thatis confrontation with iran and that is why it appears that the strikes will just target those locations in iraq and syria. 50 locations in iraq and syria. so we're looking for a proportionate response, that the term to get used to this? you mentioned it doesn't want to address or attack iran specifically. does the ministration believed that by going after these indirect militias that they will be in stop further attacks?- militias that they will be in stop further attacks? does the objective. _ stop further attacks? does the objective. one _ stop further attacks? does the objective, one of _ stop further attacks? does the objective, one of them, - stop further attacks? does the objective, one of them, to - objective, one of them, to dissuade these groups from carrying out further attacks. and to degrade the capabilities to do so. president biden is under a lo

and the way we have been managed by the cps.tims are calling for a public inquiry into the handling of the case. after the break, we will have the latest on the death of alexei navalny. we heard his widow's statement earlier. we will get the latest live from moscow. we also have a government statement in the house of commons on the death of alexei navalny. also that post office story we were hearing about, with the allegation that the government asked the head of the post office to stall on compensation payments. we will talk to the mp who was such a campaigner for sub postmasters. that is coming up live on the programme after the next little while. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. it's staying mild for the time of year for the first half of this week, but towards the end of the week, things are set to turn colder as we pick up north—westerly winds, with increasing chance of wintry showers on hills in the north. tomorrow, though, it's going to be another mild day, and we'll see a band of rai

it 3 one of the most disturbing cases the cps have had to deal with.and eddie ratcliffe are convicted killers, responsible for the murder of a young girl. the planning and violence and the age is beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other. what may have started out as dark fantasy turned into reality. the messages between the two provided a terrifying insight into the warped fantasies between the two offenders. they provided us with the motivation behind the attack and the plan and attempts to cover it up. the prosecution service presented all the evidence in this case, including the hateful and dehumanising language used to describe brianna. we applied to the judge because we believed this killing was a hate crime, motivated in part by hostility towards brianna because she was transgender. we are pleased the court has agreed this was a motive. today's sentence reflects the brutality of the crime and while they cannot raise the pain of loss, we hope to bring some closure. the crown prosecution service would like to thank

we've heard from dod earlier today with the cps reporting that the strikes are coming on positions innd we are hearing about most of the iranian proxy locations in northeast syria and western iraq being vacated since the weekend at. so syria and western iraq being vacated since the weekend at. 50 it syria and western iraq being vacated since the weekend at.— since the weekend at. so it is really hard — since the weekend at. so it is really hard to _ since the weekend at. so it is really hard to imagine - since the weekend at. so it is really hard to imagine how. since the weekend at. so it is| really hard to imagine how any since the weekend at. so it is - really hard to imagine how any us response at this yellow neck point, thatis response at this yellow neck point, that is limited to strikes on empty locations or bases of iranian proxies, holds such a response with actually deterring iran on the long—term. taste actually deterring iran on the long-term— actually deterring iran on the iona-term. ~ . ~ , ., , long-term. we are likely to see attacks, long-term. we are likely to see att

zaporozhye, today we have soup and pasta with stew, as they say in the army, is the dream of any housewife, cpchen is designed for 130 people, they cook quickly, and as they assure here, the food itself is certainly tasty, according to beck, he has the best it turns out to be pilaf in the army style, at a field food warehouse, of course there is no turmeric and saffron, but the main thing is a lot of vegetables and meat, so no one leaves the dining room hungry , the food is good, just like at home, can be compared with homemade, from first to second necessarily bread, juice, tea, in winter there is still lard in... you need more calories, there is a good song so as not to die in battle, you need a reliable rear, and if the rear people do not work the way they should work, no one will eat or bring ammunition, will not cook , will not heat, the rear for a soldier is like a small house, for this purpose, dozens of food service specialists work in every large unit, not only in warehouses or kitchens, for example, these machines ply along the entire front, say those who i’m not familiar with this t

we keep whistling past the graveyard and inflation is rebounding and we saw it in the philly fed and cphousing perperpermits and retail sales d hurting the american public. >> it's hurting american public and that's why they don't buy this with happy times are here again and they know they're facing a storm and even those doing well and no faith in the future. they don't think the economy will be doing well in the future. that hurts future investment. so whether it's hurting bank lending, people trying to -- charles: have we crossed the rubicon and getting $34 trillion and starting -- best on our debt, have we crossed the rubicon and both political parties are reluctant to do real hoes terrificty. >> that's why i think next year in 2025, circumstances will force major changes, whether it's overhaul of tax code or facing up in social service like giving younger people their own personal accounts instead of relying on one and washington post and they're in spending and they've pastramid all these taxes and going so close and there's hundreds of millions and going out and going for the big

. >> yeah after the hot cp/e, ppi, this is a relief in line, hot number market was on edge, in have lineor sure, but, you know, the point i want to make super regional banks, other performing s&p some almost 50% s&p last year up a third poors super regionals down 10, 25, so we went back decades, whenever we've seen that we got to be very careful take money off the table in the market because, if the economy is hotter a little bit warmer than expected, then we have this oil market that is really pushing up inflation forward not looking back, that is going to really -- maybe force, but also dealing with very, very weak regional banks commercial real estate one trillion next year one trillion if rates go up, stressing bank. >> pretty much in line this morning january pce up 3/10 of a percent in line with estimate core pcup 2.will% in line with estimate you are saying regional banks trading poorly i assume given your book, when markets speak, that means i want to avoid regionals; righted that is the message here? >> yeah, you want to avoid regionals next couple months tighter for longer basi

. >> cps said each school will still maintain a relationship with their local police department.ot of concern from parents there. a bill in florida bay on social media for minors under 16 is headed to governor ron desantis' desk. that track youth activity and target young people with addictive design features. platforms that violate the law could violate between the mat could face $150,000 per violation. it is not clear if governor desantis will sign this into law. due to a recent surge in burglaries amidst smash and grab in the bay area, one labor-intensive way to try to curb shop lifters. customers fredrickson's hardware and paint will have to shop with employee escort during certain hours. >> i mean moby have to keep our employees safe and the customer safe. but when they are coming in to do snatch and grabs, that was the final straw. >> the store has been in business for 100 years. but guys, things are not going well in san francisco, as you know. there were no kidding. carley, during your news report right there, my wife actually called me on the phone to say, "by the way ho

what's even more alarming to education researchers is that despite a majority of cps students not beingll graduated. one example of that is roe clark math and science academy where not a single student could read or do math at grade level and yet 88% of students graduated. state data also shows the gap between the top and the bottom is widening. statewide proficiency scores improved slightly last year. there was also an increase in the number of schools where no students, none, tested proficient in reading and math. 67 schools for math and 32 for english. stu. stuart: garret, thank you very much indeed. i want you to take a look at this new book, the title: bad therapy, why the kids are not growing up. investigates therapy and how it's hurting and not helping our children. abigail slier wrote it and joining me onset. >> why aren't kids growing up? >> we con since an gyre generation they're unwell and couldn't show up for work if they don't like the president elected and need a mental health day off. thigh got this idea from mental health professionals as much rating them with the ideas.

despite a majority of cps students not being proficient in reading or math, 83% still graduated. and science academy. not a single student could read or do math at grade level and 88% of students still graduated. statewide proficiency scores improved slightly last year. the number of schools where no schools tested proficient went out 67 schools for math. 32 for english. >> sandra: wow, garrett tenney live in chicago. >> bill: before we go just want to -- we did this yesterday and want to do it today. coming up on the moment where we'll say whoa, that was action right there. >> sandra: that's beautiful. >> live camera big bear valley, california. with us for the last two hours we've been rocking and rolling on the stories, we check our computer to watch the live camera of shadow. >> sandra: hemmer turns his computer so i can catch a glimpse. >> bill: tomorrow might be the day. leap day. appreciate you coming here today. we'll see you later at 1:00 with john. harris takes over right now. >> harris: news at this hour

today am i want to share a little bit about our organization roll in the coalition so as part of the cp a has engaged chinese and chinese-american youth in conversations really to give them more finding of what violence is and giving them tools what that means to hold accountability and for decades we have worked with lingual to develop voices in their community for positive changes we have seen and learned that our community is hurt and feels disempowered and more importantly there is the hunger for safe to save place to collectively see what has happened to come up with solutions and build relationships especially across the community and specifically a program has multiple components the first one is roirgd just period it is to introduce foundational expects of responding to harm that focus on relationships and between people. so in the past few years with the resources we're able to train over 75 youth and adults and conducted three respectfully in english and cantonese i believe has never been done before to provide the training to our community. and another component is across ent

it really did suffer a setback today with this cp ifx report. it has the market rethinking the fed and what it will take economically to hit the 2% inflation market. headline, a tick higher than the estimated 0.3. the year over year going the other way was expected to fall. instead it rose to 3.1%. the core, a tick higher than the estimate, as well. and there is the core year over year, rising by 0.2 instead of falling. the optimistic view of this upside surprise, there were several one-off price increases in january, which is a time when businesses raise prices, along with the reversal of holiday season discounting, housing inflation a big part of the increase. and that is contrary to the market showing rents falling. meanwhile, the fed's preferred inflation indicator has a lower weighting for housing. then there's the pessimistic view that we've been through the easy part of disinflation, powered by the supply chains normalizing. and now the journey from three to two is proving tougher and the pessimistic view is winning out today in stocks, b