effie turns one this week, and the couple hope it marks a new chapter in their lives.ing told what to do. we are not really fussed about money, we just want to get on with our lives. and live as a family, as we have always wanted. it's coming up to quarter to nine. the top stories: the cabinets emergency team has met to discuss the nhs cyber attack, the home secretary denied that any vulnerability winds were ignored. on the election campaign, jeremy corbyn promises an extra £37 billion for the nhs and shorter hospital waiting lists if labour wins next month. meanwhile, theresa may promises the greatest expansion of workers' rights of any conservative government if she wins onjune eight. and an update on the market numbers for you. the ftse and acts not looking too bad at the end of the day. the dow up slightly with about 1k minutes until closing. the nasdaq down ever so slightly as well. with a week to go until the deadline to register to vote in the general election more than a quarter of young voters still aren't on the electoral roll. research indicates that most 18

last august, effie was taken to stoke mandeville hospital.he social and the police. they told us social services would be involved but never mention the police. the cou nty but never mention the police. the county council went to the court to try to remove them from —— remove herfrom their care try to remove them from —— remove her from their care permanently. try to remove them from —— remove herfrom their care permanently. but effie has a rare condition that means she bleeds and bruises more easily. thejudge means she bleeds and bruises more easily. the judge stopped the case and said the family had experienced unimaginable horror. when she said it was all over and effie was coming home, it was probably the best thing in the world. it didn't sink in immediately. it felt like a weight had been lifted from our shoulders and it was amazing. we are the first people to shake the judge's can. thames valley police said the decision to arrest craig wasn't taken decision to arrest craig wasn't ta ken lightly. decision to arrest craig wasn't taken li

what's the medical conclusion about what is medically wrong with effie?me back to you and that you've experienced unimaginable horror. tell us what you felt when you heard those words? it was, it, when she said that it was all over and effie was coming home, it wasjust probably the best thing in the world. it didn't sink in properly. what about you, craig? it felt like a mountain had been lifted from my shoulders. it was amazing and we're the first people that shook the judge's hand. and when will effie be home? we're hoping wednesday, but if not, it might be friday. how will you celebrate? just being in our new home and enjoy it as a family. thales valley police said that the decision to arrest the parents of a child that's deemed to be at risk of harm is not one they would take lightly as the head of crime for thames valley police few things make me happier than when the evidence shows that the parents did not contribute to any harm experienced by their child. what do you think about the way the police did treat you? to be honest i think it is all done

of window and see the light, the blue sky of via -- iowa with the wind turbines for miles and miles effie the families and fuel to local economy with the engine of innovation taking on new ways of challenges people to speak out for the first time and there is a few other room meat can say for 1,000 times for qvc people who care we see potential and promise my state has the biggest somali population in the united states and they are big part of the economy slowed during the last presidential campaign and the lows that went out to dinner and uh guy walked by he said you go home to you came from. the little girl says mom parks i don't want to goldberger you said we could eat out. think of the words of the innocent child that only those one home, my state is your state, the united states of america. that is what that is all about so iowa democrats but just to overcome let's think of this as an opportunity to show the world would america really stands for to show the world what we are made of. thank you to the poll county democrat. [applause] >> get all think he represents a positive values of

so one of the groups involved is called effie justice group. they put out a video speaking to mothers with loved ones in jail. >> raising children, going to school, parent-teacher night, it's just me. i feel really alone. [ crying ] >> reporter: and there are many groups who oppose bail reform. they say it's like a controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of people committing crimes out on bail. so today, right here at the alameda courthouse, the public defender will join group in the rally and that event starts at 10:30 a.m. live in oakland, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> right now antioch police are searching for a man wanted in a deadly shooting. the department just released this sketch of the suspect. the shooting happened last month on west 8th street. the victim, david pearson, was taken to the hospital, where he died. if you recognize the suspect in that sketch, call police. >>> new video just released by san bernardino police showing the moments leading up to a deadly double school shooting. you can see the gunman cedric

one of the groups involved is called effie justice group.t out a video advocating for criminal justice reform. >> mass incarceration is a human rights issue. it is a race justice issue. it is an economic issue. and it's a woman's issue. >> reporter: opponents of the bail reform bill say it's similar to a controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes out on free bail. the alameda county public defender will be joining these groups here at the alameda county courthouse and that rally for these mothers begins here at 10:30 a.m. live in oakland, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the next round of college grads is getting ready to enter the workforce. they might be wondering how to manage their financial lives. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to explain how to take control and get off the parents' payrolls. so jill, how should grads start? >> reporter: we want to help them begin with a financial plan. hopefully the first of many financial plans. and that's connected to cash flow. this is n