made redundant out of my queue to come and talk to the sixteen and a half thousand people in county durham in receipt of parcels to the gnosis to the junior doctors to the firefighters come and tell them that yes of austerity having proved a profit all that profession well laura good god joins me now laura thanks so much for governing on the show before we get your maiden speech your leader is addressing the durham miners goal of this weekend tell me about the significance of a labor leader at the durham lena's gola debate when tony blair was there and how he saw how well he would have been but it's symbolic i don't know if you've ever been and are among those caught up but it is truly the most spectacular event of the day it's steeped in history you can really you know you move through the entire time that you're marching with it's been a significant of a community of a mind of a pit of closure of industry essentially so to have been there by lead that have trade union leaders top members of the shadow cabinet. it's wonderful to be honest and i think that gives everybody that's because ob

. >> the murder, raven said, happened three years earlier when he and janet were living in durham, north carolina. >> it happened in a home invasion, he came home and found her and he didn't want to talk about it further. >> it was not the kind of thing vanessa wanted to hear from the man who had just stolen her heart. >> i was beside myself. >> vanessa retreated to her laptop and began searching online looking for the details raymond had not provided. >> i had started researching and i stayed up until 4:00, 4:30 in the morning. >> the homicide vanessa learned occurred in april of 2005. raven had just come home from playing in a nighttime soccer game when he found his wife on the floor of his tinny second floor office. janet had been stabbed through times. raven talked to us about that dreadful discovery. >> when i'm initially looking at her, i'm talking to her like, hey, janet, what's wrong? and then it clicks on me that her eyes are open looking at me but she was not blinking her eyes. something was terribly wrong. >> my wife, she's dead! >> okay, you're going to have to calm down, oka

miners goal of this weekend tell me about the significance of a labor leader at the durham lena's gola debate when tony blair was there. i'm not sure how well he would have been but it's symbolic i don't know if you've ever been and are among those caught up but it is truly the most spectacular event of the day it's steeped in history you can really you know you moved for the entire time you marching with banners it's been a significant of a community of a mind of a pit and of closure of that industry essentially so to have an a but lead to have trade union leaders top members of the shadow cabinet minus callers to it's wonderful to be honest and i think that gives everybody that's because obviously the door minus call us moved on a bit. it gives everybody that their hope that political represented that working class voices and representation in parliament are on their side essentially ok we'll political representatives what's it like being a new m.b. and entering that building the building you said reeks of the establishment and of . it's a strange place it's like nowhere place i've e

over 700,000 people visit durham cathedral every year. costs are high. at the moment our running deficit is around half a million a year. what we are trying to do is turn the ship and turn it into financial sustainability. this tower renovation alone costs £5 million. at guildford cathedral, costs and repairs there have been so high that at one point the bishop warned it may have to close its doors. at peterborough, they have had to make redundancies and a new dean has been appointed to try to pay off its debts. the church of england is currently reviewing the financial management of all of its cathedrals. a special working group has been set up. here in durham, visitors say they will be happy to help cathedrals meet their costs. it is important for the upkeep if an admission charge has to be put here, i certainly wouldn't complain and i think it is something that must be done to keep the place the way it is. i would be happy to pay, to see an exhibition or evenjust to get inside and help pay for restoration in some small way. how much wo

miners goal of this weekend tell me about the significance of a labor leader at the durham william isgola did when tony blair was there and how he i'm not sure how well he would have been but it's symbolic i don't know if you've ever been and are among those caught up but it is truly the most spectacular event of the day it's steeped in history you can really you know you move for the entire time you marching with banners it's been a significant of a community of a mind of a picked on of closure of that industry essentially so to have been led by lead that i have trade union leaders top members of the shadow cabinet minus callers to it's wonderful to be honest and i think that gives everybody that because obviously the door minus call us moved on a bit and it gives everybody that their hope that that political represented that working class voices and representation in parliament are on their side essential they will get will political representatives one what's it like being a new m.p. and entering.

miners goal of this weekend tell me about the significance of a labor leader at the durham line is goladid that happen when tony blair was there and how he saw how well he would have been but it's symbolic i don't know if you've ever been and are among those caught up but it is truly the most spectacular event of the it's steeped in history.

over 700,000 people visit durham cathedral every year.t our running deficit is around half a million a year. what we are trying to do is turn the ship and turn it into sustainability. this tower renovation alone costs £5 million. at guildford cathedral, costs and repairs there have been so high that at one point the bishop warned it may have to close its doors. at peterborough they have had to make redundancies and a new dean has been appointed to try and pay off its debts. the church of england is currently reviewing the financial management of all of its cathedrals. a special working group has been set up. here in durham, visitors say they will be happy to help cathedrals meet their costs. it is important for the upkeep if an admission charge has to be put here, i certainly wouldn't complain and i think it is something that must be done to keep the place the way it is. i would be happy to pay, to see an exhibition or even just to get inside and help pay for restoration in some small way. how much would you pay? £10 sounds fair. i think

hour body experience but i'm there for one reason and one reason only it was the people of northwest durham that put me there and i have them in my mind every minute every second that i'm in that building so for example universal credit is being rolled out in my constituency in december and. has decided that that will happen clearly doesn't understand either universal credit or what happens and we're in class communities over christmas you spend money it's quite a luxurious time you have nice food you get your family some gifts or whatever and to have universal credit rolling now in december means that they are consigning many does that mean it's just a left right and well it's a system where all of the benefits will be paid on a monthly payment included housing benefit book importantly there's must've problems with this system so sometimes people the payments are in a real in a reality so sometimes a way in a week so that means this government is prepared for people with no money in january and february and i'm going to try and use up place to stop that happening again well arguably when y

fiona has been along to durham cathedral to get up close to durham cathedral to get up close to someon permanent display. the sanctuary knocker. the passport for criminals all those fleeing justice to get an extension on their sentences. they could come here, they could claim the century for 37 days. for me, personally, this is literally the jewel of the exhibition. it is saint cuthbert‘s pectoral cross. he probably wore it asa pectoral cross. he probably wore it as a bishop ‘s cross during his lifetime. over 700,000 people visit durham cathedral every year. but entry is free and running costs are high. at the moment our running deficit is around half a million a year. what we are trying to do is turn the ship and turn it into sustainability. this tower renovation alone costs £5 million. guildford cathedral costs and repairs there have been so high that at one point the bishop warned it may have to close its doors. at peterborough that have had to make redundancies and a new dean has been appointed to try and pay off its debts. the church of england is currently reviewing the financi

killed in action 10th of october 1917 grandparents home in durham.tions there at tyne cot cemetery in belgium. a little bit of breaking news to bring you. news you will know in the centre of glasgow. a power cut is affecting large parts of glasgow city centre and buchanan gallery shopping centre is evacuated. we will bring you news of why that has happened as soon is we know. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first — the headlines on bbc news: 100 years on from passchendaele — ceremonies are held to mark one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. the government announces plans to recruit thousands more mental health workers in england over the next four years. the editor of the sunday times has apologised for an article suggesting the bbc presenters claudia winkleman and vanessa feltz earned high salaries because they were jewish. i'm egon cossou — in the business news. profits at hsbc have gone up by 5% in the first six months of the year. it's also buying back some of its shares. we'll have more on this injust a mo

that is jeremy corbyn speaking in durham.back to hamburg now where we're expecting a news conference with the leaders of the g20. the overview of the results of the summit, i told you before the summit that the preconditions for the success that the preconditions for the success of such a meeting at a little bit complicated and success is not assured. my task as chancellor and hostess of this summit is to show german interests but also european interests but to see to it that we find compromises as well. but obviously, we also made clear that, where ever there are differences in opinion, we should gloss over those differences, and this is the spirit by which we were guided in our work. the statement reflects that. yesterday we issued a first action plan, a statement on terrorism and the meetings we had yesterday were dealing with the agenda. we adopted something here today which, in many ways, is the basis for what we have been doing here. we have adopted the motto, shaping and interconnected world. we point out the fact that

this is blackhall colliery on the durham coast. this is the main street through the village. family appealed for people to come along and where their football shows. there is the red and white of sunderland, the blue of everton, and one chap has travelled up from rotherham. he had been fundraising for bradley's fun. it feels like the football family has come together for this event. many people are here, not just from for this event. many people are here, notjust from the local area but from further afield as well. bradley lowery became well—known for that close relationship with sunderland football club. he was a mascot on many occasions. he scored a goalfor them at mascot on many occasions. he scored a goal for them at their mascot on many occasions. he scored a goalfor them at their ground, the stadium of light, and that was voted the goal of the month by match of the day earlier this year. they took him to their hearts at the club. they looked after him. he had very close relationship withjermaine defoe, who will be here today. many people here at his funeral this morning

a prison within a prison, and this is in county durham. that's correct.m the prison officers association that it will make it like the situation in northern ireland, by segregating them, you glorify them to the other prisoners and it may backfire. we must tread carefully, we don't want that but it seems to make sense, if there is a danger of them radicalising others, to segregate them, so let's keep an eye on it. going back to the ft, they have this story, bearing up, angela merkel and the chinese president with a bit of panda diplomacy, providing us with lovely pictures of pandas all day but the serious point behind this is that this is a growing alliance between germany and china. they have always had strong trade links, them german exporters are much more successful at getting into china than the uk ones. china loves giving pandas to other countries. there we re pandas to other countries. there were more pandas in scotland than there were tory mps once but that is fio there were tory mps once but that is no longer true! it is a nice cuddly story, head

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over 700,000 people visit durham cathedral but entry is free every year. running costs are high.nd turn it into financial sustainability. the tower renovation alone costs £5 million. at guildford cathedral repair costs have been so high that at one point the bishop warned it may have to close its doors. at peterborough, redundancies and a new dean trying to pay off its debts after being appointed. a special working group has been set up to manage all the cathedrals. it is important for the p cathedrals. it is important for the upkeep is an admission charge has to be put here. i would not complain. something that has to be done to keep the place they way it is. i would be happy to pay odyssey and exhibition, or even get inside and help pay for something. £10 sounds fairto me. help pay for something. £10 sounds fair to me. it is important to preserve the history of the country and heritage. worshippers, to the cathedrals has declined in recent yea rs. cathedrals has declined in recent years. making the most of their religious past may be the key to preserving their future. you're w

idol" season ten, says he forgot he had a loaded 9 millimeter handgun in his backpack at raleigh durham airport. issued a summons, his was one of a record 89 guns found at nationwide airplane last week including this load 40 caliber inside a wheelchair cushion in knoxville. in the first six months of the year, the tsa discovered 1800 guns putting it on track for 3600 for the year. yet another record in a string of yearly records. the most common excuse passengers claim they simply forgot. >> so they forgot that they had a loaded firearm with them. and you know, if you own a firearm, you really need to know where it is at all times. >> reporter: the busiest day last week, tuesday, the 11th. the tsa found 20 guns. the airports with the most guns last year, atlanta, dallas, houston, phoenix and denver. while it's difficult to pinpoint a reason the confiscations are rising as more americans buy guns and as more states pass open carry laws. 45 states now have some form of an open carry law, but bringing a gun to a tsa checkpoint can result in arrest and up to a $12,000 fine. passengers who w

durham university joins us live in the program term of course in the north of england very welcome and if this report is true because it's not totally verified of course what reasons are behind the move. well it will be will have to see what the move is and what discussions were really were held but it would seem that what might be behind this move is could be a softening of. approach moments of the americans changing course in syria and i think it could also mean some suspects. focusing more on domestic politics the united states and withdrawing from other parts of the world so a bit of. the media was quick we've just been looking at reaction to this quick to call the ending of the cia program a victory for president putin in syria your thoughts on that. i think that's probably right you know this is this is something that it would appear putin had wanted he wanted the arming and training and support for the rebels to stop and that seems and america being a big supplier and supporter of the rebels and that will now stop i think it is to some to be very surprising remember it was donal

reportedly been killed since the protests began are to spoke exclusively with venezuela's president the durham says the opposition's been following the same strategy for years in fact . the liberal i think the opposition has been doing this for eighteen years first against hugo chavez and for the past four years against me there's no other way to resolve conflicts in the country than through democracy and elections in may for three and a half weeks i tried to establish direct dialogue with the opposition i wanted to include them in parliament but they refused and this is a period of political isolation and all they drifted into right when radicalism what are their imprisoned by a strategy of violence and ignoring those who voted for him. but i mean is waylays ready for any scenario i think is insane for the extreme right in the us to be talking of a blockade against venezuela in fact they've already started in india. blockade against our financial systems this was the cause the crisis over the past three years but we have economic strength in venezuela always pays what and fulfills its respons

jeremy corbyn has used his speech at the durham miners' gala to praise his party's performance in thection for granted, and questioned the credibility of their deal with the dup. we raised the whole question of real solidarity, and what it means. well, you know something? the tories went into this election thinking it was going to be a walk in the park. it became a walk in the dark, and a nightmare for them. but do you know what? i am not sure they have learned very many lessons from it. because they have done a deal with the dup, which has cost them £1 billion, and the same levels of investment around the rest of the country would mean £50 billion being invested in all of the english regions. money going into scotland and wales — but no, they've got £1 billion to buy ten votes in parliament, they've got £1 billion for those ten votes to stay in office, and they cannot find a penny for the health workers, education workers or any other group in the public sector. tens of thousands of people have been taking part in the annual pride in london parade, which celebrates lesbian, gay, bise

jeremy corbyn has used his speech at the durham miners' 6ala to praise his party's performance in thehis afternoon, mr corbyn said the tories took the election for granted, and questioned the credibility of their deal with the dup. we raised the whole question of real solidarity, real solidarity and what it means. but you know something, the tories went into this election thinking it was going to be a walk in the park and it became a nightmare for them by the end of it. but i am not sure that they have actually learned very many lessons from it, iam not sure actually learned very many lessons from it, i am not sure about that at all. because they have done a deal with the dup which has cost than £1 million and the same levels of investment around the rest of the country would kneel £50 billion a big investor it in all the initial regions, money going into scotland and wales, but they have £1 billion to buy ten votes in parliament. they have a billion votes for those ten votes to stay in office and they cannot find a penny for the health workers, education workers or any other group in

a million for metro area, places like high point, north carolina, where you have now raleigh and durhamn a triangle with the research advanced technology of medicine. education.t have we are putting out millions of young people and we do have an opportunity to create america as a new imaging market -- host: i want to give simon a chance to response and we have other colors. guest: just to click -- other callers. on thejust to clarify term brain belt, it was termed -- he compared it to albany and akron -- the idea is his and not mine. i take your point that rust belt is the upper midwest manufacturing error, and that includes the small towns that had one factory, that was important in that community, as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. 1982.rm goes back to a politician first used it. the rust belt can stretch in many different directions. i am interested to hear what you said about tallahassee. communities where you have strong communities and lots of young people are kind of test are the kind of places were company's want to locate.that is a key thing . the problem in the

the roads leading to the church in county durham were lined with crowds and tributes, as danny savagethe footballing family turned out in their many hundreds to make sure he wasn't alone. people travelled from many miles away to support his family, and reflect how the six—year—old boy had touched their lives. that smile of his was just so contagious. it didn't matter how much pain he was in, he always had that smile. it breaks my heart. much pain he was in, he always had that smile. it breaks my heartlj have come from problem in south yorkshire. since last friday, i have collected money for the radley lowry foundation. i said we need to get up there because it has hit everybody. he never got all his wishes. i will miss him, and we pray for him each day. the love bradley lowery‘s community had for the little boy was clear to see. his battle with cancer was made that little bit more bearable by his sporting heroes. easyj et easyjet is setting up a new company in austria to protect its interests after britain leads the eu. there is no guarantee it will keep its rights after brexit. it is

jeremy corbyn has attended the durham miners‘ 6ala, one of europe's largest trade union events.al election campaign, saying the tories had taken the electorate for granted. we raised the whole question of real solidarity, real solidarity, and what it means. but you know something? the tories went into this election thinking it was going to be a walk in the park, and it became a walk in the dark, and a nightmare for them, by the end of it. but you know what? i'm not sure they've actually learnt very many lessons from it. i'm really not sure about that at all. because they've done a deal with the dup, which has cost them £1 billion. and, as is rightly said, the same levels of investment around the rest of the country would mean £50 billion being invested in all of the english regions, money going into scotland, and money going into wales. but no, they've got £1 billion to buy ten votes in parliament. they've got £1 billion for those ten votes, to stay in office, and they can't find a ha'penny or a penny for the health workers, education workers, or any other group in the public se

a million for metro area, places like high point, north carolina, where you have now raleigh and durham in a triangle with the research advanced technology of medicine. education.t have we are putting out millions of young people and we do have an opportunity to create america as a new imaging market -- host: i want to give simon a chance to response and we have other colors. guest: just to go ahead, simon. guest: to clarify that is not my term at all. host: which you point out in the article. guest: yes. he worked for world science and a consultant and writer and studied western europe and compared it to your albany and erie and akron. the idea is not mine but his. but the rust belt applies to the upper midwest manufacturing area including the small towns, one factory which was very important in that community as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. it's a large area. as i say, the term goes back to 1982. i think a politician first used it. the rust belt stretches in many different directions. communities where you have strong universities and lots of young people are the ki

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the roads leading to the church in county durham were lined with crowds and tributes.n bbc news, it is time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the programme. coming up: the government launches its repeal bill converting eu law into uk legislation. we'll be looking at the parliamentary battles to come. as the prime minister announces an inquiry into the abuse faced by candidates at the general election, one mp worries where the harassment will end. i think there is a serious risk that actually something much worse will happen. also on this programme: we talk to nicky morgan, the new chair of the powerful commons treasury committee. and: i'll be reporting on the clash of the deputies at prime minister's questions. and mps mark the centenary of one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. the men couldn't even get into the shell holes because they were full of water. so they are absolute sitting ducks. but first, it started life as the great repeal bill — and while the word "great" may have been dropped make no mistake that the european union withdra

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the migrants are thought to be from countries including nigeria, jeremy corbyn has attended the durhamsed his party's performance in the general election campaign. mr corbyn said the tories took the election for granted. we raised a low question of real solidarity. real solidarity and what it means. —— the whole question. the tories went into this election thinking it was going to be a walk in the park and it became a walk in the dark and a nightmare for them by the dark and a nightmare for them by the end of it. applause but you know what? i am not sure that they have actually learned very many lessons from it. i am really not sure about that at all. because they have done a deal with the dup, which has cost them £1 billion and as len quite correctly says, the same as len quite correctly says, the sa m e levels as len quite correctly says, the same levels of investment and the rest of the country would mean £50 billion being invested in all of the english regions. money going into scotla nd english regions. money going into scotland and wales, but no, they have £1 billion to buy ten v

the roads leading to the church in county durham were lined with crowds and tributes, as danny savageed out in their many hundreds to make sure he wasn't alone. people travelled from many miles away to support his family, and reflect how the six—year—old boy had touched their lives. that smile of his was just so contagious. it didn't matter how much pain he was in, he always had that smile. it breaks my heart. we have come from rotherham in south yorkshire. since last friday, i have collected money for the bradley lowry foundation. i said to my son today, we need to get up there and show our respects because it has hit everybody. he got some of them, but he never got all his wishes. like he said, i will miss him, and i say me prayers for him each day. bradley had a rare form of cancer. a sunderland fan, his football club did everything they could to make his short life special. but it was his friendship withjermain defoe which was especially touching. they referred to each other as best friends. a superheroes guard of honour saw bradley into the church in his home village of blackhall

american idol" said he forgot he had a loaded 9 millimeter gun in his pack pat backpack at raleigh-durham. in the first six months of the year tsa discovered 1800 guns, putting it on track for 3600 for the year. yet another record in a string of yearly records. the most common excuse passengers claim they simply forgot. >> so they forgot that they had a loaded firearm with them. you know, if you own a firearm, you really need to know where it is at all times. >> the busiest day last week tuesday the 11th, tsa found 20 games. dallas, houston, phoenix, denver. while difficult to pinpoint a reason, the confiscation as more buy guns and important pass open carry laws. 45 states have some form of open carry law. bringing a gun to tsa checkpoint can result in arrest and 12,000 fine. passengers who want to transport a gun must unload it and check it in a locked case. >> it goes in a hard sided case, unload it, shut it, lock it, has to be a hard sided case. >> a growing security concern as tsa screens more than 2 million people a day. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> we've been talking abou

she'll play for the philadelphia junior team as they take on a team from durham, north carolina. gained fame as a pitcher for the little dragons when they played in the little league world series in 2014. ♪ >>> muchal love. you can see all things muppets at a new museum exhibit that just opened in new york city. we'll show you around coming up in about ten minutes. mountains soar, laughter floats, and the good guys win. if you're looking for summer fun, look no further than the adirondacks. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your adirondacks adventure at iloveny.com >>> it's 6:14. we have breaking news just in out of texas. authorities in san antonio say they have found eight people dead in the pack of a tractor trailer at a walmart parking lot. 17 others were rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. officials say they're investigating the incident as a possible case of human trafficking. >>> overseas outside jerusalem's old city, muslim worshiper crashed with israeli forces overnight. these have been happening since new sanctions and security measu

louis, and raleigh-durham, with hopes it would expand to the rest of the nation. perks allowed in store shop tours accumulate points each time they made purchases and after reaching a certain amount users were able to re deem those points for items. points will be redeemable, through september 27th. >>> all right. now is time to apparently stock up on wine, whole food is having a major sale this weekend, starting to day grocery chain is offering 20 percent off all of the wine on its select list. sale prices range from eight to $20 and include canned wines, sparkling varieties, row says and reds. you will want to act fast because the sale end on sunday >>> 5:28. imagine traveling from new york down to d.c. in under 30 minutes and we are not talking about by plane here? coming up at 5:30 the hoopla over the hyper loop how proposed underground transit system could revolutionize travel in and out of philadelphia. we will be right back. #p >>> man gunned down in his wheelchair, see details coming in. we will have a live report from steve keeley in just a moment. >>> se

host: let me get in maxine, our last here in durham, north carolina, independent. how there. caller: hi, there. love c-span. i'd like to follow on a prior caller's question, what happens whatever ple who may, reason, switch health care? i'm recalling a time 30 years, 40 years ago when physicians were private practitioners and option during he those days of treating an underprivileged or a poor client for a lesser fee or for no fiat all. today it appears to he -- no fee at all. today it appears to me that physicians have become employees and they for various reasons no longer have the option of treating the poor on their own terms, so to speak. and so that is my main -- there's something else about -- host: maxine, i am going to reeve it there. i'll have niels niels offer a response. -- i'll have niels offer a response. guest: that's an interesting point. i would say my own primary care physician is now part of a large medical consortium in the d.c. area when he used to be a private practice physician. i myself am well aware of that. that would be a very different situation th

in durham, when i was in my presidency, i asked, how can we do that? ratingstarted legislature, developed a group, and we were on local tv to read because we got active, and nobody was rating state legislature. think my dad was a big influence, and i grew up in a political family, and just had a big appetite for it. thanks everybody [applause] . >> thank you again, senator paul. students, i have a few announcements for you. we are very excited for a wonderful week. we are looking forward to hearing from some amazing leaders in the conservative movement. so with that, i have some amounts men's the red breakfast tomorrow will be at 8 a.m., and the ballroom, a hot breakfast. we encourage you to get up early and enjoy that in the morning. as a reminder, your room keys will be handed out to you, this afternoon. any problems with your room, i will be in the dorms till about 10:00 in the lobby, to troubleshoot. -- hundred $50 -- $150 turkey, so please be careful not to lose it. -- $150 per key. over to the right, our staff will be there to help guide you to r

area how about newtown township today from six to 10 they are having a big party at veterans park on durhamr chris christie out there on the empty beach to everybody else except him and his family there he is in the oval office , michael jordan underneath one of the dunks right there we have video of him, well, there is other won, on the george washington bridge. is there another one where he is in other places. they have put him every where. they is on the george washington bridge. that is talking about bridge gate. there is another one forest gump do you remember that being the scene on the bench joining them and then they put him in the movies. this is one with michael jordan, like at the top of him they are basically classics and everyone having fun. romantic movie scene from here to eternity. oh, lord. people are having fun. 4:57. we like to have fun with the eating contest that happen all over one of the most famous is nathan's, of course, fire works in newtown again because twice as nice, once is good, twice is better. we will talk about hot dogs as well because we know joey chestnut

the judge found her guilty of fatally shooting martin durham in may of 2015.says that after the killing the parrot repeated "don't shoot" in martin's voice saying what are believed to be his last words. prosecutors are calling that a failed suicide attempt. she is set to be sentenced now next month. >> big talkers now. we start in tennessee where inmates in one county jail are getting a pretty unique offer. stop having kids and get out of jail early. prisoners in white county can get 30 days credit for their jail time if they voluntarily agree to vasectomy. here's why the judge signed off on it. >> i hope to encourage them to some point finally take personal responsibility and to give them a chance if when they do get out not to be burdened again with, you know, additional children. >> the aclu is calling the program unconstitutional and ethically challenging. >> the soundtrack of my morning goes something like this let's go, okay, hurry up where are your shoes repeat about 30 times and maybe we get out the door. in solidarity of slow moving kids everywhere i

the roads leading to the church in county durham were lined with crowds and tributes, as danny savageng family turned out in their many hundreds to make sure he wasn't alone. people travelled from many miles away to support his family, and reflect how the six—year—old boy had touched their lives. that smile of his was just so contagious. it didn't matter how much pain he was in, he always had that smile. it breaks my heart. we have come from south yorkshire. since last friday, i have collected money for the bradley lowry foundation. i said to my son today, we need to get up there and show our respects because it has hit everybody. he got some of them, but he never got all his wishes. like he said, i will miss him, and i say me prayers for him each day. bradley had a rare form of cancer. a sunderland fan, his football club did everything they could to make his short life special. but it was his friendship withjermain defoe which was especially touching. they referred to each other as best friends. a super hero's guard of honour saw bradley into the church in his home village of blackha

the back, killing him in february as he was runnining awy from the trooper after a traffic stop in durham. prosecutors have not yet charged trooper jerimy mathis. ththe case is reminiscent of the police killing of walter scott, who was fatally shot in the back eight times while he was running away from white police officer michael slager in south carolina in 202015. meanwhile,e, a third mistrial hs been declared in the murder cast involving a white former oklahoma p police officer who fatally shotot his daughteter's african american boyfriend, reportedly firing multiple shots when the boyfriend reached out to shake the father's hand. this is the third time a jury has deadlocked over whether to convict former tulsa police officer shannon kepler for killing 19-year-old jeremey lake. police say they did not find a gun on lake or at the scene, contradicting ofofficer kepler's claims he was acting in self defense. tenants and housing rights activists are converging on washington, d.c., today for a national tenant march. the march is protesting president trump's proposed $7.4 billion cuts to hu