shortly after we met elana, she was told she was no longer eligible for mental health support.r her and those like her, improvements cannot come quickly enough. the headlines on bbc news. the bank of england warns that leaving the european union without a deal, would hit the economy harder than the 2008 financial crash — with several parts of the economy badly hit. norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust has been told it has only weeks to improve safety, after inspectors rated it inadequate for a third time a couple have been found guilty of causing and allowing the death of a baby boy — who was found with a broken skull and 41 other fractures. sport now. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah mulkerra ns. liverpool and tottenham are both in champions league action this evening. liverpool still have a bit of work to do, in a group where all four teams can qualify. they've got to beat paris saint germain in the french capital — and hope that red star don't beat napoli. butjuan bernat has just scored for psh currently leading 1 nil. about 15 minutes pla

the private funeral for napa's elana housley is today. >> she was the youngest of the 12 victims killed last week during the bar shooting in thousand oaks. a celebration of life will take place at vintage high school at noon on sunday. her family is asking those who attend wear bright colors. in southern california, loved ones will say tlir goheir good- victim ron helus. his widow spoke out about the loss. >> it's hard. but he died doing what he would have wanted to do. and he's in a better place. >> helus was killed responding to the shooting at the borderline bar and grill. he's hailed as a hero. >>> lethe migrant caravan has reached the u.s./mexico border. police say they were on hand to make sure things did not get out of hand while some residents do not want them there. others did welcome the group, bringing food, water and clothing. >>> the state cashing in on recreational marijuana sales. more than $93 million in tax revenue is collected from the beginning of july to the end of october. california department of fax and fee administration just released the numbers. they are projec

outside the cafe, walter mikec's ex-wife nannette and their daughters, elana and madeleine, had been a picnic. nannette flagged down a car so they could escape. but in that car was the gunman himself. >> the local doctor said that nannette and the children -- the girls are both, they're all dead. i just remember this primal scream. you know, i really wanted to be with them. at that point in time, i would rather have been dead than alive. >> in all, 35 people were killed before bryant was captured by the police. >> the overwhelming feeling was, this is terrible. we had to do something about it. >> prime minister john howard had been elected just weeks before the massacre. other mass shootings in australia had provoked outrage, but with so many victims from different parts of the country, the port arthur shooting shocked this small nation of 18 million to its core. >> in politics, you are the political capital for a good cause or you watch it waste away. and i felt that i had to use the authority of my office to change things. >> a dramatic reduction in the number of automatic and semi

let's bring in our panel, antoine, the founder and ceo of blueprint strategy and elana. let me start with you, antoine. your reaction that there will be a recount? >> florida is doing what florida always does and that's make america wait again. i'm hangfuthankful there is a r. what's most important is that americans feel good about the vote they cast, about the most sacred thing we have in our democracy and that is our vote. it needs to be counted. the election should be fair and the process should be fair. i'm willing to wait this out until we see what the end is going to be. but also after this is over, i think it's so important that boys and girls, democrats and republicans get together and figure out how we not let this happen again becaus american cis shouldn't have to sit on edge of their seat to determine how an election went after they cast their vote. >>> we've had long lines in many places, now we have the long wait. what's your reaction to the recount? >> i agree with a lot of what antoine said. four days after election, you're still counting the votes. that's

the private funeral for napa's elana housley. >> she was the youngest of the 12 victims killed in last week's bar shooting in thousand oaks. a celebration of life will take place at noon on sunday. her family is asking those that attend to wear bright colors. sergeant ron helu schlhelus' wi to the "today" show about her loss. >> it's hard. it's permanent. but you know what, he died doing what -- what he would have wanted to do. and he -- he's in a better place. >> helus was killed when responding to the shooting at the borderline bar and grill. he's being hailed a hero. >>> a caravan of migrants have decided to stay at a park. police intervened but others welcomed the migrants and even brought them food, water and clothing. the tijuana government is working to get migrants to shelter but for now many are choosing to set up camp in that park. >>> president trump is once again lashing out against the man investigating him. >> scott mcgrew joins us. >> it's a witch hunt, we're hearing, no collusion, all the same words, but you're right, two things have changed. first, the democrats are a

elana kagan at georgetown law and chief justice john roberts at the university of minnesota. courtbout policy of the and the importance of an independent judiciary, 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. on c-span. next, this week's prime minister's question time from the british house of commons. prime minister theresa may brexit-- addressed the proposal, causing some to hold a vote of no-confidence in the state of ireland's border after the u.k. exits the european union. this is 45 minutes. [applause] order. questions to the prime minister. mr. andrew. >> question one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today is the centenary of the qualification of the women's act, where women were first allowed to stand public office. i am delighted that the first woman to take her seat in the house of commons was a conservative. women are coming from all over the u.k., with every party extending invitations to their constituents. this will be an inspirational day and we hope it will encourage many other women to stand for office, both locally and nationally. it is appropriate that we are reminded of th

: california's other senator, kamala harris, stopped by an event for lieutenant governor candidate elana kuonalakis. to break republican control in the house of representatives democrats are trying to flip seven congressional seats held by republicans where hillary clinton won in 2016. former congresswoman ellen towsher, a democrat is, leading a political action committee aimed at flipping those seats. >> we could be the difference. i hope that we win the majority as soon as we can. i think it would be great to have nancy pelosi as speaker again. >> reporter: the big event tonight starts at 7:00 and we'll be back in the 7:00 hour with some live footage from inside the festivities. >> melissa, in the midterms especially it's always about seems to be voter turnout. we've seen such a push by both sides. what are we expecting? it seems like both sides are pretty fired up to get the voter turnout numbers up. >> reporter: well, a lot of democrats we talked to say they feel a little burned by 2016 where they also felt like there was a big push and lots of enthusiasm and it didn't actually pan o

eastern, supreme court justice elana kagan followed by chief justice john roberts. they discussed the opioid epidemic. on saturday at 8:00 p.m., photojournalist talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trail. sunday at 6:30 pm, gun laws and self-defense. thursday at 8:30 pm, retired general family mcchrystal talks about 13 great leaders. political writer derek hunter here is on, then we have this war photographer who talks about photos she has taken in the middle east. sunday at 9:00 p.m. on afterwards, jose vargas on american history tv. celebrating the first english thanksgiving at berkeley, virginia near jamestown in 1619. saturday at 8:00 p.m., on lectures and history and how the pilgrims became part of the founding story in america. sunday at 9:00 p.m., these constitutional scholars talk about how the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses for the president. thanksgiving weekend on the c- span network. >> next on the civil war, scholars discuss the memoirs of

and you i will -- and elana are at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in 2016, obviously before the election. and here it goes. ♪ >> holy -- >> sorry. we are just so excited. >> that's all right. just take your time. >> that pretty mh sums it up. >> i mean, think she -- sheak ad-libbed your time because we just went on and on. she was such a pleasure, and i i wish peopl of got to see how she was with us on set. she was just laughing with us. >> you and alana came ouhoand said shedn't run again for president. >> i adore -- i really le hillary. i think she was the most experienced peon to ever run for president, but i just think that we need some fresh blood in there. we need somebody new to come in. this is what i said in the interview in d.c., too, i ho she continues to do something. i'm so excited to see what she does next. >> the rights of women and girls are always in play.ay some areg there's an unseemly backlash against me too not just from certain male corners, but actually, girl on girl, so to speak. i went to a comedy show in london, stand up, and she did this routine ca

what is elana to support protecting nature is protecting life to continue to your life on earth. you want to much to do that. if nature suffers it's obvious that things will get more difficult for the future of your money to. the minute. forty six year old clovis resurvey muller is fighting to protect the last remaining rain forests in madagascar from illegal deforestation and find wood smuggling. today he is in marin cetra a bay in the northeast of the country his destination the most solid peninsula madagascar's largest national park and a unesco world heritage site. the park is home to countless plant and animal species including the world's biggest lima population and precious jacaranda tree must. be cut this patch of paradise is under threat. since the fall of the government in two thousand and nine the country has gone from crisis to crisis. corruption deforestation and smuggling have shot up. one ton of jacaranda of what can sell for up to forty thousand euros the so-called rosewood is particularly in demand in china thanks to its reddish hue and this despite its official

elana kagan at georgetown law and chief justice john roberts at the university of minnesota. courtbout policy of the and the importance of an independent judiciary, 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. on c-span. next, this week's prime minister's question time from the british house of commons. prime minister theresa may brexit-- addressed the proposal, causing some to hold a vote of no-confidence

look at what elana kagan says, no thumbs-up, no thumbs down.respectfully i believe your question does go to a political question that would be inappropriate for me to answer. >> i concur with my fellow panelist, jean-paul boulee. a hypothetical situation is one that could come before the courts and it would be inappropriate under the canon to respond. >> senator leahy, i have respect for the separation of powers but this is a question that in 20 years of practice i never had to encounter. i've never been in the role of a judge to hear someone say in response to an order i will refuse to comply with that. that is such an issue in that it potentially pitches to branches of government against each other, it requires a great deal of law search and thought before an answer is given and i would need to do that to respond to your question. >> i agree with my panelists, courts have the power to issue orders and their execution of judgments and contempt authority. those are typically the powers that come into play to the judgment but with respect to the