fraser and maurn and command staff. i don't have a hard number for the number of paramedic programs currently in the city. at the high point i believe there are 12. right off the top of my had theed city of alameda has a program. that was trained by our chief tanning and some in southern california we're largest group in california as confirmed by the state ems agency. >> okay. so chief, i'm lead to believe that we are pioneers, if that is the word in terms of the community paramedics with formalization of ems6 team usa street over dose teamful is that accurate to say we in the fire department are part of -- this new frontier. i think we were a late comer to the pilot of community paramedicine. but once we did join, we were am immediately in the forefront. our call volume is greater than other programs. early pioneer in the sense was star in the 2004. and now we are definitely in the forefront of the community paramedic punch nationwide. so, pioneer and also front runner. >> right. >> using the term pioneer and front ru

commissioner feinstein, fraser and collins. chief. i am mike mullen in support service. 25 years in the department of the prior to this i was battalion chief for 3 years at battalion 6. and i am pleaseed serve the members of the department and the citizens and visitors to this great city. thanks, mike. good evening. president nakajo. vice president morgan. commissioner fine stein, fraser, collins. assistant deputy chief director of training. you seen me before as part of the diversity inclusion office. i had the honor to work with deputy chief beaufort and lieutenantand son helping to make forward progress for the department with dei. i'm honored to be part of train and returning become to training i started off as a young officer with the fire department and went top train nothing 2012 this is full circle to lead train and move department forward i completed 21 years. and upon honors and grateful for this opportunity. thank you. >> good evening president nakajo. vice president morgan. commissioner feinstein, phraseir u collins, chief

hello, and christian fraser. this is the context. hello, and christian fraser.ver committed any kind of terrorist _ the context. ukraine never committed any kind of terrorist attacks. _ the context. ukraine never committed any kind of terrorist attacks. but - any kind of terrorist attacks. but we are doing, we are defending our home land, we are saving ukrainian people from the genocidal war that president putin waged against us. interrupting russian military supplies and material is all part and parcel of the continuing war in ukraine _ and parcel of the continuing war in ukraine to— and parcel of the continuing war in ukraine. to stop there supplies coming — ukraine. to stop there supplies coming across the bridge is a major blow for— coming across the bridge is a major blow for russian forces in crimea. translation:— blow for russian forces in crimea. translation: another terrorist act was trans and on: another terrorist act trans and on: ano�* fraser. orist act trans and on: ano�* fraser. this act trans and on: ano�* fraser. this is t the context- _ trans an

whether that will feel, fraser's point about . that will feel, fraser's point about whether it feelse avoided recession. rishi sunak can bag that. partly because of something that annoys tory mps, the increase in income tax there is enough there for him to say he has technically hit the target. technically with a lot of heavy lifting. technically with a lot of heavy liftini. �* ., �* lifting. although i'm giving him ireen on lifting. although i'm giving him green on these _ lifting. although i'm giving him green on these things, - lifting. although i'm giving him| green on these things, whether people will feel the competence of the tory party has been recovered, that was the intention, to show the conservative party could deliver things. that is not another question. on whether he can say by the letter of the pledge he has met them, i think he will be able to do that on waiting lists. but it will be more about reducing the very long lists, ratherthan be more about reducing the very long lists, rather than the number of people on waiting lists. this is the most controversial one. he

fine stierng fraser, collins. chooefr nicholson and staff amative have been a nert since after moving here in 2012 i was honored to be work as the disaster volunteer coordinator. and after leaving i was invited to join the mitt east nert so i could remain involved. will we had the challenges. for the duration of the nert program and our -- program is just constantly attracted world class talent. the previous members gone on to leadership positions in the city and the department of human resource s and emergency management and public health we know the will quality of staff is incredible throughout 30 years. we had detd indicated program coordinators. brown took the program to heights never seen. we are peerless across other team usa. recognized at state, level and international levels. and and. -- we did additional math. thanks to nathan calculated fema dollars and other measures. we upon estimate that every one dollar spent on nert is devolve 15 dollars spent in our just resilience across the city. so -- our endu

it does comply with what lu fraser comments? it does comply with what lucy fraser said _ comments?s comply with what lucy fraser said about the swift - comments? it does comply with what lucy fraser said about the swift and l lucy fraser said about the swift and sensitive response. if people come along and make what could be grazed allegations, how do you respond? it may not have been illegal, necessarily. it would not be great to have a significant presenter involved in something that many people would see as tawdry and sleazy. it is important. they do have to back off and let the police get on with that. i don't think it is anything like as bad as thejimmy savile inquiry. jimmy savile was one person he did a lot of terrible things, and this is not the same. it is difficult and unpleasant, but almost inevitable in a large organisation from time to time one of your staff will let you down in some way. if it is indeed true. it has to be looked at. but it is not the end of the world for the bbc. many people have suggested there is a public interest for the broadcaster, the presenter

tonight -- brendan n fraser from "the daily show," comedian roy wood, jr an all-new "amber says what?ring the 8g band with maya stepansky ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. it's "late night." how is everybody doing tonight [ cheering ] good to hear in that case, let's get to the news house republican leader kevin mccarthy failed to secure enough votes to ascend to the speakership today after a fifth ballot incidentally, a fifth is also what he drank during the vote. [ laughter ] son of a gun 20 house republicans voted against gop leader kevin mccarthy during today's fifth speaker ballot god, you guys can't even have a red wave amongst yourselves. [ laughter ] the white house said yesterday that president biden has no plans to intervene in the house speaker election after republican kevin mccarthy failed to secure enough votes during the second ballot to ascend to the speakership. at least not until it stops being hilarious. [ laughter ] during his inaugural address yesterday, florida governor ron desantis criticized democrats' agenda a

eso dejaselo a fraser.bio. ahÍ estÁn hablando los tÉcnicos. >> buen balÓn para jones, gran carril, el servicio para busio, gressel, vuela pelota, remate, pero ahÍ estÁ la cobertura, servicio, va a pegarle busio, lo que acaba de hacer busio, empequeÑece a la pelota, pero despuÉs le acaba de negar el primer gol, gran atajada! >> cÓmo hace el amague y despuÉs gira, deja la pelota ahÍ, pero st. clair muy bien es atajada. la guerra con una mano, por eso es el litoral y el nÚmero uno. >> el equipo de callahan tiene jugadorazos, pero este muchacho te puede cambiar el partido individualmente. >> bueno, quÉ pasÓ con ahmed? >> se recuperÓ, pero de la manera que le pegaba al pasto y gritaba, pensÉ que era mucho mÁs de lo que fue. >> vamos a ver este el impacto, se va muy desviada, pero entro con determinaciÓn, no le pega nada bien a la pelota cowell. >> cowell entra y en 3 minutos, la segunda pelota que agarra, gana, giro, y en cara. >> muy frontal cowell, de gran potencia, este delantero de san josÉ. bueno, saque de

that is coming through from the pa news agency that the culture secretary lucy fraser.a political turn — with the uk's culture secretary saying they will speak to the bbc�*s director general tim davie today. with more on this is our political correspondent peter saull: we also had labour talking about this earlier on today, haven't we? yes, and the culture secretary suggested the conversation is now taking place between the director—general and lucy fraser. interesting that she decided to put the line—out earlier on today about how concerned she was about these allegations and the fact that she wanted to have a chat with tim davie. the bbc is independent of government. it operates independently entirely but this, i suppose, is a sign of the political pressure that is now in the bbc to say a little bit more about what exactly has gone on here, when this investigation started, what the current status of that investigation is, why the broadcaster in question was still on airfor some is, why the broadcaster in question was still on air for some time after the reports first

fraser and maurn and command staff. have a hard number for the number of paramedic programs currently in the city. at the high point i believe there are 12. right off the top of my had theed city of alameda has a program. that was trained by our chief tanning and some in southern california we're largest group in california as confirmed by the state ems agency. >> okay. so chief, i'm lead to believe that we are pioneers, if that is the word in terms of the community paramedics with formalization of ems6 team usa street over dose teamful is that accurate to say we in the fire department are part of -- this new frontier. i think we were a late comer to the pilot of community paramedicine. but once we did join, we were am immediately in the forefront. our call volume is greater than other programs. early pioneer in the sense was star in the 2004. and now we are definitely in the forefront of the community paramedic punch nationwide. so, pioneer and also front runner. >> right. >> using the term pioneer and front runner in

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. hello, i'm christian fraser.has a very low dud rate. they will only consist of those with a dud rate of less than 2.35%.

coming up, genevieve fraser the global m&a outlook.his is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com [announcer] if you're thinking about earning your degree online, snhu can help you get there. - i felt supported throughout the whole process, even from the first call. [graduate] my advisors consistently reached out and guided me along the way. - it was like i was talking to a friend, like someone that i had known for years. - the instructors were very helpful with everything that i was going through. [announcer] we'll be with you from day one to graduation to your dream job. ♪ it all starts the moment you find your program. [announcer] go to snhu.edu to get started. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just

angela fraser, the pastor of the communal christian church in the city of bakersfield, 700 people come to his sermon . you are our sun. he is well known in bakerske. this is not a typical city for the predominantly liberal state of california, where nowadays mostly democrats bakersfield is a conservative town with a majority of republicans, a large farming center, and oil production. pastor frazier has been an active member of the local community since last february. year it can be seen not only in the church but also on the streets of the city with the ukrainian flag when we go to any places where people gather and i talk about it and the most interesting thing is that now when i take this flag with me everywhere it becomes the reason for starting a conversation people come up and ask what is this oh wait is this a name they start asking questions a typical fast food restaurant here the residents taste traditional american cuisine the pastor cannot help but take advantage of this opportunity and already on the way to the restaurant he starts a dialogue they they want to control by for

open held in atlantic city fraser brought in bigger live audiences and ramped up tv production., the smoke-filled room. close, but no cigar. there's a machine puffing away in the corner. when the smoke cleared there was shane van boening. he was fresh off winning his first world championship, sealing his status atop the sport. he confided to us that he'd slept with the trophy for a month. van boening is mobbed at pool tournaments but can still walk through an airport unbothered. >> he's no lebron james, and i totally understand that, and i recognize that, and it's our job to turn that around. it is our responsibility to turn that world number one prize money from $80,000 to a million, so it's prize money, it's more events, and let's get these players known. you've got to fall in love with them. >> reporter: are they lovable? >> yes, some of them. >> reporter: the health of the sport also depends on minting a new generation of elite players. so this tournament had a junior division held alongside the pros, and named, what else, the shane van boening junior open. >> future pros? >

and just as a point of information fraser will expire january 15 of 25. and commissioner collins january 15 of 26. depending upon how the winds blow in terms of january is concerned that's a point of information as we move in the new year >> all right. >> commissioner fraser you have something? that concludes my update wrochlt there is nobody for public upon comment propping or on the line >> thank you. public comment is closed. item 7, adjournment. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> roughly five years, i was working as a high school teacher, and i decided to take my students on a surfing field trip. the light bulb went off in my head, and i realized i could do much more for my students taking them surfing than i could as their classroom teacher, and that is when the idea for the city surf project was born. >> working with kids in the ocean that aren't familiar with this space is really special because you're dealing with a lot of fear and apprehension but at the same time, a lot of excitement. >> when i first did it, i was, like, really sca

and fraser, we're going to both.is morning. tell us about this. this is the bride and gloom in the daily star. yes. >> so increasingly , men are >> so increasingly, men are bringing their their fiances, i should say , their brides to be should say, their brides to be on stag dos with them is the story. and in general, on stag dos with them is the story. and in general , the sort story. and in general, the sort of laddish stag do is in decline . so there's fewer and fewer plank pranks being played on the groom. there's a lot less drinking going on nowadays , a drinking going on nowadays, a lot more sort of mixed gender groups. so it's interesting , you groups. so it's interesting, you know, is the modern british bloke becoming a bit of a drip? that's one explanation. another explanation. >> come on. i mean, i have to say with this one and part of me, i'd like a bit of tradition. yeah. and part of your initial reaction is, well, of course he should stick to what they've always done, have a bit of fun and rest of it. bu

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.er and the welfare of their child. their complaint was not acted upon by the bbc," says the sun. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.

fraser but you're saying there. will, we'll leave it there and come and talk to us again. come back and talk to us again. we'll get reaction to what we'll get some reaction to what you're gb views you're saying. gb views gbnews.com or you can tweet at gbnews.com or you can tweet at gb news as well. and fraser will be back within the next hour. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank thanks, fraser. >> you much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> well, the singer, sinead o'connor has died at the age of 56. so many of us shocked by that last night when that news broke about last night, broke at about 7:00 last night, the irish president, michael higgins , alongside russell crowe. >> brian adams and many other celebrities , have praised her celebrities, have praised her talent and her authenticity. and here's why. >> because no , nothing compares i >> nothing . nothing compares to >> nothing. nothing compares to you . you. >> well, ali and i were sitting. you're hypnotised by that

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. hello, i'm christian fraser.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.ranslation: i came here today believing in the partners, - believing in a strong nato, in a nato that does not doubt, does not waste time and does not turn heads towards any aggressor. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. we also made clear that we will issue an invitation for ukraine

but i think _ fraser. i hear what you are saying, sally. but i think maybe _ fraser.a not—for—profit one. thanks. some _ and a not—for—profit one. thanks. some texts— and a not—for—profit one. thanks. some texts coming in. do not say my name. i worked some texts coming in. do not say my name. iworked in some texts coming in. do not say my name. i worked in a discount store, we were encouraged to put security cameras up in the store. zero budget for security. the last time i went to sainsbury�*s i saw people walk out with full trolleys, even for an approach they carried on and ordered the course directly in front of security. this one worked in retail for over 15 years, have seen shoplifters take note of managers names for their name badges and follow them to the course after the store was closed. i have been threatened with violence, from my experience colleagues are not protected enough. i worked in security, i was removed because store sells did not merit security. thank you all so much. maxine, and lucy, i am so sorry for the name model. listen a brand director of

the fraser free mantle highway may not be moved to a new location for several more days. official saved is still the threat of an ecological disaster process. defense ministry says it's 4th it and the tackle most go by for ukrainian drugs. the strike damaged in office building several kilometers from the kremlin, ukraine's president says the attack shows the war is returning to russian territory . the. c 2 6 6 c c the drone, the attack on central moscow captured on the mobile phone. i found it dam on me. let's get out of here right now. as we are leaving tomorrow, we're not staying here. russian officials say this most co office block was damaged by 2 drones, which crashed into the building after they were electronically jammed up with my friends. and i rented an apartment to come here and then wind. and at some point we heard an explosion and it was like a wave. everyone jumped and then there was a lot of smoke and you couldn't see anything from above. you could see filed a 3rd drone was shut down on the outskirts of the city. first thing, one of most schools international airports to

the culture secretary lucy fraser says that women's football is at a milestone and that everyone involved the next level. the government will officially respond to the report in the autumn, by which point the lionesses�* legacy could well include another major trophy — a first—ever world cup. hugh ferris, bbc news. great britain have won gold, silver and bronze in the t34 100m at the world para athletics championships in paris on thursday. rachel latham was there for us. what all nations want from a world championships is dominance and it doesn't get more dominant than a 1—2—3 podium finish, and that's what great britain produced tonight in the women's t34100 metres. bronze went to fabienne andre. it was her first world championship medalfor great britain. kare adenegan took the the silver medal to add to her silver medal from the paralympics in 2021. and gold medal went to master of the craft, hannah cockroft. it was her 12th world cup championship title. here's what she had to say after her race. people expect myself and kare to come 1—2 in whatever order in that time but to turn around

we've been talking about al a lot lately and tonight that continues, hello, i'm christian fraser.

the fraser will be taken to a new location and the not see the best, the scattering nearly 4000 cars among them. 500 electric bankers. if thought they may have started the file. now here in germany, opponents of germany's fault, write a f t fall i to you have valued and full test outside of the animal congress. the s t o or toner to for germany has seen a surge and its approval ratings. are recent 4 foot public support at 22 percent. second only. so the main comes over to the position block. the sd is especially popular in eastern germany, a mazda of demonstrators, what a group calling themselves granny's against the right of the congress was being held in the eastern city, eagles mocked above some of tomatoes, told us why they were protesting different types of yeah, we are here to conquer de, uh, we have ne, how strong they have these now when they pull it off, i know where task is to come direct done, and to say there isn't out there and the fees and the i was there and this is not called the a of the device and this off there on know robles here when i here with and so there's no

i editor of spiked fraser myers.aser, if i had a plane, i'd have a diamond on the back. rishi sunak getting a union. jack tell us about sir keir starmer. >> so this is an interesting story. keir ed miliband. keir starmer is sort of energy and environment spokesperson was giving this big presentation on labour's revolutionary plans to make britain a clean energy superpower and after the presentation, keir thanked miliband said that's very all, very nice. and then he sort of had a little aside. he said , you had a little aside. he said, you know, we're not about tree hugging in this party. in fact , hugging in this party. in fact, i hate tree huggers . i hate tree huggers. >> ipso king charles was a very. >> ipso king charles was a very. >> did he say this on stage in public? >> if we're getting reports that this is what he said. so this wasn't a public meeting by any. right >> but he didn't say it in private. >> he didn't say it in private. he was this is quite a pointed remark . and i think it's i think remark. and i

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.aid, right now. in fundraising, in primary races, and campaign management. today we get a fresh look at just how much cash the many hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. a new report on campaign finances ahead of the 202a us presidential election shows preisdent biden has raised more funds than any of the republican candidates. we are sixteen months from the next us election. why are we talking about it today?

i am christian fraser. this is "the context." >> a statement from "the sun" newspaper.y said, we spoke to parents who spoke about complaints that were not acted upon by the bbc. they see evidence, they say, that support their concerns, and it is up to the bbc to investigate. >> one thing we can take away from the events of today is the police will make further inquiries as to whether a criminal offense occurred. notice they did not use the word "investigation," which is a higher level. >> we don't know what "the sun" has got. we don't know what the relationship is between this person and the other person who spoke to "the sun," because clearly this other person is pushing back and saying this is rubbish. ♪ >> welcome to the program. lots to get into this evening, including new information that emerged concerning the allegations that a bbc presenter paid a teenager tens of thousands of pounds for sexually explicit images. a statement for a lawyer representing the young person said nothing inappropriate has taken place, that the allegations are rubbish. joe biden in the u

matt fraser leaves the charge -- leads the charge and joys us now.ld love to know how ai is going to change the way we operate in the citi. i noticed today there is a new first of its kind ai bias all put into place to monitor the way people are using the technology. talk about it from your perspective. matt: when you look at artificial intelligence and what i can do, it means a lot for government services and advocate historically how people have applied to services, think about public health benefits like food stamps or quick or cash assistance, a lot of those processes where paper-based use in applications and go through a process where someone, human reviews into. ai can be use the fast track to review of those applications but also make suggestions as the other been you may be entitled to. does not only about the faster processing of information, but also about bringing information you would not have otherwise known you were eligible for to the surface. we look at the laws that are coming out now, is make sure as the technology evolves, we are c

fraser, what about you? in you?heath and obviously you will will be will know people who will be heavily by the heavily affected by the expansion the zone. what expansion of the ulez zone. what do that policy in do you make of that policy in particular, had to describe particular, if i had to describe ulez one word, it would be cruel. >> we all want a cleaner, greener economy. i think we can agree that. but ulez is hits agree on that. but ulez is hits the poorest, hardest. those who can to upgrade their cars can afford to upgrade their cars have already done it's those have already done so. it's those who can't afford it . i think of who can't afford it. i think of nurses and carers. it's £12.50 a day if you're on the night shift, it's going to cost them £25 a day. some of the stories you hear are heartbreaking about people having to potentially give up their jobs. i think our give up theirjobs. i think our you know, it's a leafy suburb . you know, it's a leafy suburb. it's a clean, green area. anyway it's a clean,

. >> hell, i'm christian fraser.s is "the context." >> ukraine never committed any kind of terrorist attacks. what we are doing, we are defending our homeland, saving ukrainian people from the genocidal war that president putin waged against us. >> interrupting rugs military supplies and material is all part and parcel of the continuing war in ukraine and to stop those supplies coming across the bridge is a major blow for russian forces in crimea. >> another terrorist act was committed on the bridge tonight. civilians were killed. a child was wounded and left without parents. ♪ >> good evening, welcome to the program. if you were watching friday you'd have heard one of our guests talking about ukraine's engine utahity and stealth ability of its technology. that apparent in the early hours of this morning when a bridge was takenout by ukraine. also, reaction to the news that russia is restoring its grain blockade in the u.n.c. and a breakthrough on alzheimer's treatment. two new drugs coming to market that will slow t

events, which should have been before the then—director of public prosecutions, who was sir alasdair fraser and which, had it been made available to him, would most likely have led the then—director to the conclusion that he shouldn't prosecute. so, while my initial concern was in respect of the deception of the director of public prosecutions, it escalated into a concern in respect of the potential covering up of up to 20—plus murders. and that's what ultimately led to kenova. the convictions of eight people, including gerard hodgins, had already been quashed. but the contents of the file which was withheld all those years ago has never been made public. what was kept secret has remained secret. to this day, we still don't know what's contained within that. it may well contain reference to fred scappaticci and/or others. we don't know. what's also unknown is if other criminal cases were prosecuted where crucial information was withheld. i suppose it's a fair question, that if it happened once, could it happen again? and the answer has to be yes. but that is why i was so exercised to have t

. >> hello, i am christian fraser. this is the contest. >> a new bbc presenter has been suspended.s is a man who embodied bbc values and has been the face of the bbc. has held the viewer hand through so many momentous and significant parts of our nations history. >> a texas commander concluded that there is no information to indicate a criminal offense has been committed. >> hello. welcome to the program. it is a seismic evening here in the bbc news room. one of the biggesfaces of bbc news has been named as the presenter, suspended over the alleged inappropriate contact with people much long -- younger than him. we will look at those allegations pray there are more. the police have ended their investigation, which means the case or cases now revert to internal inquiries. should we be looking at the presenters and staff. >> we will talk more about nato. a two day summit with all of the talk about a country that is not yet a member. >> this is bbc news. the presenter accused of a series of misconduct claims has been named hugh edwards. his identity was revealed by his wife. the state

but fraser this time caught it and that is the ballgame.7 that up next is a six-game road trip for the fourth of july game on tuesday. free agent cory joseph has agreed to a one-year deal with the warriors -- that just happen in the last half hour. he played for five teams, including the last three seasons in detroit. he has averaged just over seven points per game in his 13 year nba career. warriors begin summer league play tomorrow in sacramento. it is their first chance to see those guys. the draft picks, trayce jackson-davis on the where the goal is always winning, the summaries about preparing for training camp and a new season ahead. >> we want to win, no doubt about that is kind of the result. the goal is the process of trying to get better every single day. >> being able to alter and block shots is something i bring to the table, without fouling, just walling up vertically and getting my hands on balls. that is just something i have continued to work at. >> obviously we want to go undefeated as a team. personally, i want to have at

i'm christian fraser and this is the context. >> one thing i would say is these are clearly damagingthe bbc. it is not a good situation. >> they say they were put under pressure to meet up but that did not happen. when the person hinted online they might name the presenter, they say they were then sent abusive messages. >> it has got much more serious in the last couple of hours because as you were reporting, as having woken -- hen wilkinson was telling you, we have a second young person in his or her 20's who made a complaint. >> good evening. welcome to the program. tonight, second person made allegations about the bbc presenter who was accused in some newspaper of paying for sexually elicit voters. separate to that, the bbc general has answered questions over the corporation handling of the original complaint and the impact the allegations have had on the corporation. we will delve deep in that at the top of the program. ukraine is put on the fast track to nato membership so long as the conditions are met. what does that mean and when that happened? who is driving the future of me

events, which should have been before the then—director of public prosecutions, who was sir alasdair fraserch, had it been made available to him, would most likely have led the then—director to the conclusion that he shouldn't prosecute. so, while my initial concern was in respect of the deception of the director of public prosecutions, it escalated into a concern in respect of the potential covering up of up to 20—plus murders. and that's what ultimately led to kenova. the convictions of eight people, including gerard hodgins, had already been quashed. but the contents of the file which was withheld all those years ago has never been made public. what was kept secret has remained secret. to this day, we still don't know what's contained within that. it may well contain reference to fred scappaticci and/or others. we don't know. what's also unknown is if other criminal cases were prosecuted where crucial information was withheld. i suppose it's a fair question, that if it happened once, could it happen again? and the answer has to be yes. but that is why i was so exercised to have this matt