on the left, that's packing, that's raleigh-durham and hillsborough. on the right, that's greenville. what happens is in the third district, people got pulled out of the third district and packed into the first district to make that as heavily democratic as possible. the fourth district, the same. and so these are just examples of where someone can look at where the people are. and without looking at race can look and say, you know what, i'm going to draw a circle around those people and pack them in one place. >> i know you want to respond, dr. barber. let me say this -- sam says that north carolina is ground zero for gerrymandering, and that this isn't the first time they've gotten in trouble for how they've drawn these lines. >> no, that's exactly right. what's happening here, it is race. they tried to say it's partisanism, but that's a cover for racism.

at hillsborough is recently inspired a charter for families bereaved through public tragedy. response which could be better. the arena review asks organisations to sign up for it and put the needs of families before their own reputations. for it and put the needs of families before their own reputationslj for it and put the needs of families before their own reputations. i want anybody who works in our emergency services that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was because that's what we need, we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible. need, we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possiblem march the full review will be published eight months after these 22 people died. theirfamilies lives are still dominated by the tragedy. young women with the faulty braca genes, who've gone on to develop breast cancer have the same survival chances as those who don't have them. a study of almost three thousand women also found outcomes were the same whatever kind of treatment the young women had, including mastectomies. mutatio

one was the score at hillsborough. —— 3—1.ady have won the one—day series in australia 3—0, but there will be no whitewash down under when they were beaten in the fourth one—day by three wickets. they were five down forjust eight runs at one point. having already won the series, in which cricket could once again stand proud. but they seep like us before a fall. this was only short nri collapse. jason roy without second thought. surely, joe root could steady the stumble? well, no. england were now four down forjust six runs. just but the next ago, eight forfire. six runs. just but the next ago, eight for fire. england were desperate for some into hollande do. chris woakes' 78 helpers from being truly embarrassing, but it was not enough. a point emphasised with some forced by this round opener, travis head. if you quick hits me this bilic a contest, with had sent for short of a century. —— medvedev. south africa's test against india saw the thing all the hit on the head by jasprit bumrah. saw the thing all the hit on the head by

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.# the families of those who died in the hillsborough disaster lost their relatives in very different circumstances. their struggle has inspired a charter for families bereaved through public tragedy. there are elements of the response that could have been better... the arena review asks organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. i want anybody who works in our emergency services to know that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was. because that is what we need. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible, so that they can take that on board and that will help with the grieving process. in march, the full review into the attack will be published. eight months after these 22 people died, their families' lives are still dominated by the tragedy. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the government is being urged to bring contracts from the construction giant carillion into public control amid fears it could collapse. it's a major supplier to the government and has contracts in the rail in

hillsborough, 3.5. alameda, 3.40. santa cruz, 3.39. richmond, el cerrito, very good totals. santa rosa, 2.44. san jose, 1.70. oakland, 2.75. san francisco, 3.46. mill valley, 2.10. -- mill valley, 4.33. brentwood, 2.75. palo alto, 2.25. this was mainly from the russian river and marin county and southward that was some good rain to the north but the heaviest was in marin county and toward the santa cruz mountains. below is diving south and it's bringing rain to central and southern california. you can still see if you bandits to the north. contra costa county, discovery bay, tracy, livermore and dublin. it looks like it's about done. a little bit in the east san jose foothills. organ hill to gilroy, it slowly pushing to the east. some hams are coming up from monterey, watsonville in the santa cruz. we make it some light rain showers. 40s for a few and 50s for most. and north wind. high pressure will build to the north. there goes the low. this is now heading to southern california giving you fits too much for some. the neck system is not too organized. it could bring rain to

hillsborough, 3.46. el cerrito, 3.09. santa rosa, 2.44. our system is about 95% done but there is a little bit being thrown back up by the low which is now diving to southern california. not much is left but a little bit is still being tossed up toward the santa clara valley and back toward the santa cruz mountains. see how this comes up from watsonville and hollister and back toward santa cruz? look at the lows. upper 50s. there is a lot of moisture and that's why we are getting fog. there's enough of a breeze here to prevent that. below is on its way to southern california. 50s for the temperatures to near 60. >>> let's go back to that tree we just mentioned on pleasanton seminole road near castlewood. this was hit by a car. it came down and it will be there for a bit. a lot of people years this road near castlewood to get through. i wouldn't call it a shortcut but it's a local road that will put more traffic on the freeway. obviously you can't get through. i don't see anyone cutting it up or anything. is probably going to be there for a

and bodies in greater manchester and the north—west sign up to the charter that came out of the hillsborough are important things he has proposed —— hillsborough review. the advent of social media has changed the dynamics of communication here and information very quickly goes online about families and of those who might be missing. i think that changes the whole way in which communication happens and in particular the question is how does the broadcaster and mainstream media respond to those stories that are online and how do they treat the family is referred to? that is one thing we need to look at. much of the media handles families in a very respectful way but we have heard exa m ples respectful way but we have heard examples where that was not the case and we think they need to be explored and understood. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: donald trump cancels his visit to the uk — criticising the location of the new american embassy in london. dozens of firefighters have been battling a blaze at nottingham railway station, the station is shut causing major disruption. a breakthrough i

the long struggle of those whose loved ones died at hillsborough has recently inspired a charter for are elements of the response that could have been better. the arena review asks organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. i want anybody who works in our emergency services to know that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was. because that is what we need. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible. in march, the full review into the attack will be published. eight months after these 22 people died, their families‘ lives are still dominated by the tragedy. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. tunisia's leaders say they will help the country's poorest families cope with the rising cost of living — following days of protests against the government's austerity programme. but anti—government demonstrations continued on friday. more than seven—hundred people have been arrested in the protests that began earlier this week. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. for days now, in cities across the co

hillsborough, 3.46. santa cruz, 3.39. el cerrito and richmond with all good rain. san francisco, that was ending at 4:00. the storm total was 3.41. michael polansky showed over four inches of rain our observer should this. san jose, 1.70. kentfield, 5.28. mill valley, four point mill valley, 4.29. that's about it. there could be a few little guys, the last push may give us some light shower activity. most of the heavier stuff has gone. there's not much to the north. i think things are much quieter. copper mountain had over three inches of rain. out toward eastern solano county, pushing now past vacaville and rio vista -- the system is exiting stage right. there is still some on the altamont pass between livermore and tracy and back over toward 580 and 680. maybe the signaled grain -- sunol grade. not completely done. some of the stretches back into the santa cruz mountains. there is a little bit left but in the next hour or so, things will be about done. not the case for southern california. it's been raining really good in san diego and towards santa barbara which

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struck the hillsborough real estate air is accused of arranging her ex-boyfriend's murder is expected in court today. tiffany lee and her boyfriend are accused of killing keith green in april 2016 a pretrial conference is set for today to set a jury trial date. miss lee had two daughters with green and prosecutors say lee was worried green would take custody of the children. in april, her family helped her post $35 million bail, putting under house arrest -- after almost a year in jail. >>> avenue call today for more to be done to build trust between the police and the communities they serve. this came as the family of oscar grant marked nine years since he was killed by a park police officer in oakland. heather holmes has that message from a vigil yesterday in oakland. >> reporter: wanda johnson, the new year brings old and painful wounds. >> we know there's a lot of hurt in this place. >> reporter: it was here at the fruitvale bart station in 2009 when her son, oscar grant, was killed. he was detained after reports of a fight on a train. he was unarmed when he was shot in the back b

. >> the long struggle of those whose loved ones died at hillsborough has recently inspired a charter for families bereaved through public tragedy. >> there are elements of the instance could have been better. >> the arena review asks organizations to sign up to it and put the needs of the families ahead of their own reputations. >> i want anybody who works in our emergency services to know they will be supported coming forward to tell it exactly as it was. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible. >> in march, the full review into the attack will be published, eight months after these 22 people died, their families lives still dominated by the tragedy. bbc news, manchester. anchor: tunisia's leaders say they will help the country's poorest families cope with the rising cost of living following days of protest against the government's austerity program. tim: for days now, in cities across the country, the protests have continued. this is the capital, some demonstrators waving yellow cards. they're angry about an economy that's in dire straits and a government they

hillsborough just shy of three and a half. alameda, 3.40. el cerrito, 3.20. half moon bay had over three inches of rain. still a little bit moving north towards mendocino county, lake county and sonoma county and going along the coast there. there was a band that came out of san rafael, lucas valley. you see the line there. it is thinning out moving towards inverness and north of novato. there was a cell rotating from the valley back over to the altamont pass. it puts on the air brakes right there. it is pretty close. and same in the east san jose foothills down to the santa clara valley where there is good rain around gilroy coming up. you can see that. back towards watsonville, but not as much. most of the focus is towards the monterey peninsula or salinas. big-time cells. it is taking the moisture with it as it tracks south. 50s on the temps. there is a northerly breed northwest which in turn should take care of some of this fog. there is still a lot of fog around right now. some of that has moved into pleasanton and the bay. in the sierra, the snow was ab

the long struggle of those whose loved ones died at hillsborough has recently inspired a charter forents of the response that could have been better. the arena review asks organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. i want anybody who works in our emergency services to know that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was. because that is what we need. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible. in march, the full review into the attack will be published. eight months after these 22 people died, their families' lives are still dominated by the tragedy. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. a small family—run tattoo parlour injerusalem is believed to be the oldest in the world — stretching back some 700 years and spanning 25 generations. wassim razzouk is a coptic christian and considers his family custodians of the traditional art form. we consider ourselves the custodians of this beautiful tradition of tattooing pilgrims and that is very honourable for us, we are very proud of it. we have

the long struggle of those whose loved ones died at hillsborough has recently inspired a charter forhere are elements of the response that could have been better. the arena review asks organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. i want anybody who works in our emergency services to know that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was. because that is what we need. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible. in march, the full review into the attack will be published. eight months after these 22 people died, their families' lives are still dominated by the tragedy. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. facebook has announced what it says is a major change to its news feed — prioritising posts from family and friends over those from advertisers and media organisations. the change follows criticism that too much fake news and misinformation has been ending up on the social network. facebook‘s founder, mark zuckerberg, admits it could could mean people spending less time on it, which has hit

the families of those who died in the hillsborough disaster lost their relatives in very different buttances. their struggle has inspired a chart of families bereaved free public tragedy. there are elements of the response that could have been better. the arena review asks organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. put the needs of such families before their own reputationslj put the needs of such families before their own reputations. i want anyone who works in our emergency services to know that they will be supported in coming forward to tell it exactly as it was, because that is what we need. we need the families to have the truth as quickly as possible so that they can take that on board and that will help with the grieving process. take that on board and that will help with the grieving processm march, the full review into the attack will be published, eight months after these 22 people died, as theirfamilies months after these 22 people died, as their families lives are still dominated by the tragedy. a surgeon who branded his

the families of those who died in the 1989 hillsborough disaster lost their relatives in very differentc circumstances. their experience has inspired a charter for their experience has inspired a charterforfamilies their experience has inspired a charter for families bereaved through public tragedy. give them the truth as early as possible. the manchester arena review team want organisations to sign up and put the needs of such families for their own reputations. what happened 30 years 01’ so ago reputations. what happened 30 years or so ago is still, in many cases, there are echoes of it still today. we have seen that possibly with the g re nfell tower we have seen that possibly with the grenfell tower incident. it is an instinct to look internally at issues before telling the wider truth about what happened. in march, the full review into the city's response to the attack will be published, eight months after these 22 people died, theirfamilies lives are still dominated by the tragedy. a study of women with breast cancer suggests that having a double mastectomy doesn't increase the ch

whiteman worked at the san mateo and hillsborough campuses of nueva school. ( darya ) a u-c berkeley student is now back home... after spending weeks in a southern california detention center for overstaying his visa. supporters greeted him at the oakland airport yesterday.<"this is what community looks like!'" "it's good to be back. i'm a little bit nervous but i'm excited to show this country what dreamers are made of.">( darya ) luis mora was in jail for nearly three weeks. he was detained by officers in san diego county on new year's eve. but with help from his attorney... mora got in front of a judge and was granted bond. ( darya ) mora says he will continue his studies while awaiting an immigration hearing. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we've told you about deadly cases of the dog flu in the south bay... now we are learning about new cases in san francisco. the details afte

about 35 minutes remaining at hillsborough.ome, beaten 2—0 by nottimgham forest. aston villa are third, they beat barnsley 3—1. fulham thrashed bottom of the table burton 6—0, to maintain their push for promotion. while millwall won a seven—goal thriller at 10—man leeds. sunderland, now under the guidance of manager chris coleman, gave their hopes of survival a boost, with victory over hull. ryan christie sccored twice for aberdeen as they eased their way into the fifth round of the scottish cup with a 4—1win over championship side st mirren. adam rooney opened the scoring from the spot before christie's double gave them a 3—1 lead at half time. then the goal of the game came two minutes into the second half. gary mackay—steven's outstanding effort to seal their place in tomorrow's fifth round draw. dundee united are also through, knocking out alloa. ayr united comfortably beat league 1 rivals arbroath. celtic beat the championship's bottom side 5—0. inverness earned a replay with top—flight dundee. result of the day came from

. >>> the hillsborough real estate heiress are accused of killing keith green back in 2016. >>> a pretrialis set for today to set a jury trial dade. li had two daughters with green. she was worried that green would take custody of the children. in april, her family helped her post $35 million bail, putting her under house arrest after a year in jail. >>> more crowding expected at bay area dispensaries now that the sale of recreational marijuana is legal in california. while some cities like san francisco still working on certain regulations, you can buy recreational marijuana at dispensaries in cities like berkeley, oakland, richmond, san jose and santa cruz. yesterday berkeley patients group kicked off its sales with the mayor of berkeley cutting the green ribbon. organizers say it is america's oldest operating dispensary. the doors opened at 6:00 to welcome the crowds, some of whom camped out overnight. >>> recreational marijuana users packed dispensaries in the south bay. the anticipation and the lines starting building at 7:00 p.m. on new year's eve. it kicked off recreational sales wi

whiteman worked at the san mateo and hillsborough campuses of nueva school. ( robin ) the two-year-old girl who was injured in a crash involving a stolen truck in antioch...has been declared brain dead. her four- year-old sister died shortly after the crash last wednesday. loved ones came together to remember the two sisters at a vigil sunday night... their uncle who lives with the family, spoke on behalf of the parents... <"mentally they're destroyed. there's no words to explain the feeling they're feeling. like we feel miserable; i can only imagine how they feel.">( robin ) the 2-year-old is still on life support... but her parents have already signed documents to have her organs donated. they will likely turn off life support sometime today. ( robin ) a 70-year old man is now charged with attempted murder after he drove his car up on the curb in the castro district. he is also being charged with hit-and-run and d-u-i. this was the scene at 18th and castro streets saturday afternoon. police say the suspect... kenneth rotter... lives in his car with his dog. he is accused of hitting p

police are looking for the suspect...in connection with breaking into a home in hillsborough.t happened friday afternoon... on barbara street. police believe the suspect got in... by breaking a rear glass sliding door. it is unclear exactly what was taken. officers are currently reviewing security footage...caputured on a neighbor's camera in the area...for any clues. (j.r.) scary moments at a mcdonald's in atlanta recently. a man armed with a gun crawled into the drive-thru window and robbed the place. this is newly released surveillance video showing the robbery as it went down. the man dressed in all black pointed the gun at the teller and crawled right in. happened around 11:30 at night on january 2nd. police say they heard the man's voice on camera. he was also wearing blue shoes. subject decided this was a better way to do it he was small enough to get through that window.....might of got shot... no one was hurt during the ordeal. the suspect actually cut around cars that were in the drive-thru just to get to the window. (justine) n-b-a hall of famer dennis rodman has be

the report that bishop jones did different circumstances, the report that bishopjones did in the hillsboroughe media as well. thank you very much for your time, and thank you for spending time with us this morning. here is matt with a look at this morning‘s weather. and there looks to be some horrible weather on the way. it depends how you look at it, really. things will be changing. for some a welcome change from the grey we have seen through the bulk of the week. certainly cloudy at the moment. o‘grady, misty start to your friday morning. some dense fog patches, especially in the west. the reason our weather hasn‘t been changing much of late is down to the position of the jet stream. it has been rushing out of usa and making this week undulating dip across the atlantic, and then not really reaching us. so we have no real push to bring weather systems our way and shake up our weather of it. but that will change into next week. as we run into quieter weather, it the wind will fall light. the temperatures drop wet skies have been clear, that is western areas and northern scotland, below freezi

. >>> well this afternoon the hillsborough real estate accused of arranging the murder of her ex-boyfriende in court. tiffany li and her boyfriend are accused of killing keith green in april of 2016. today a pretrial conference will be held to set a date for a jury trial. now, li. had two daughters with green. prosecutors say she worried that green would take custody of the children. in april, her family helped her post $35 million bail. >>> at least 16 people were hurt today in a new york apartment building fire in the bronx. firefighters smashed windows to get people out of the 12 apartments there. they think the fire started in a furniture store on the first floor. >>> and here at home, santa clara firefighters are still at the scene of what was a huge overnight fire at a cardboard manufacturing plant. an outside storage area was engulfed in flames. when they got there, stacks 15 feet tall were sliding and collapsing. employees were already evacuated. firefighters put the flames out from a safe distance. they're still out there pouring water on it to make sure there are no hot spots. th

when you take away the terror attack from last year and the hillsborough deaths, what you see is thember of killings and murders for almost a decade. there were 57 more in the year to last september than the 12 months prior to that, 650. that is of real concern because what it shows is that the most serious violence, there is a genuine increase there. many thanks for talking to us. some breaking news coming from melbourne. sad news, that kyle edmund has been beaten in that kyle edmund has been beaten in that semifinal with croatia's sixth seed, marin cilic, storming into a straight sets victory. he won 8672, 7-6, 6-2. so that straight sets victory. he won 8672, 7—6, 6—2. so that is marin cilic who will go on to face either the defending champion or the unseeded south korean. some sad news for british tennis fans from melbourne, australia. an end to that terrific run by kyle edmund, now out of the australian open. donald trump has arrived in switzerland, where he's attending the world economic forum in davos. he is due to meet theresa may later today. theresa may is also due to give s

. >>> in just over an hour the hillsborough real estate air is accused of arranging her ex- boyfriend's murder is scheduled to be in court.tiffany li and kaveh bayat are accused of killing keith green in april 2016. a judge is expected to set a trial date during the pretrial conference. li had two daughters with green and she was worried he would take custody of the children. in april her family helped her post $35 million bail putting her under house arrest often almost a year in jail. >>> two arrest have been made in the first homicide of the year. police say man was arrested for a homicide that took place yesterday morning on crittenden street near 54th avenue. police say the a woman was found shot to death inside her home. no other details have been released. the killing was the first homicide of the year in oakland. oakland pd have also arrested another person following a shooting that killed a man last night. that took place on adeline street inner stanford avenue. the names of both the suspect and the victims have not been released. last year 76 homicides in oakland, down from 87

ian thomas worked at both the san mateo and hillsborough campuses of the school.d city man surrendered to police on friday. investigators say there is no indication there were other victims. >>> well, you know, it's hard to check out books in the dark. we're talking about libraries here. public library yesterday afternoon, the library's main branch has been without power for three days. the spokesman says the breaker went out on wednesday morning and they say an electrical contractor has been trying to fix the problem and they can't get it fixed soon, a generator will be hooked up to restore the power, heat and computer systems. officials say the oakland branch libraries are still open, so the branches are still open. >>> well, you know, back in the day there was no play station nor switch, kids played with model trains. for nearly half a century a napa club has launched generations of budding engineers, but as "today in the bay's" joe rosato, jr., shows us it's now keeping to keep their future on track. >> reporter: in a time when people liked their technology fa

from san mateo, hillsborough towards san bruno and sfo. wet.n't quite made it to highway 17 yet. it will. you can see the scattered showers across the north bay. as we move through time, the showers will continue to drop. even some brief downpours at times. and some snow down to about 3,000 feet. you can see some on mount st. helena and clear lake and lake port. towards lunch, still be yellow out there. that means still brief heavy downpours from the scattered showers. the yellow goes away by 4:00. starting at 4:00. then after 4:00, you'll see the green starts to taper. definitely after 7:00, most of the showers out over the coast. you can see the white evaporating. that's the cloud cover. that's why we wake up so much colder tomorrow morning. because of the colder start, we'll end up in the low to mid-50s for highs tomorrow under a partly cloudy sky. we'll have fog saturday and sunday morning. then we'll end up with total sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. that's your accuweather seven-day forecast. how about the maze this morning?

that meeting takes place in hillsborough. >>> right now at 6:08 we've got mostly clear skies, clear visibility as we take a live look in emeryville. we've seen patchy fog in spots, but here it is looking all good. it's a chilly start. here is a look at our visibility with our now down to about a quarter of a mile in napa and a half of a mile in santa rosa. we have had that fog creeping in from the sacramento valley towards the delta. watch out for that. here is a look at what we are headed for today into the mid to upper 60s. yes, this is january. we're going to be in some spots about 10 degrees above normal and it's going to stay dry over the next few days so i will talk about that and the super blue blood moon eclipse. yes, all of that happening on wednesday, that's coming up. mike starts out with the berkeley curve. >>> you are going to sort out the super blue blood moon coming up on the eclipse and i'm talking about the berkeley curve which is in emeryville, not berkeley, it's on the oakland side of the bay bridge as well. traffic is not confusing. we also have a little slowing that starts

that meeting takes place in hillsborough. >>> right now at 5:08 you get ready to head out the door and it does feel cool. as we start out with these clear skies in san jose our temperatures are only at 46 degrees. heading up to 66 degrees for this afternoon. we will see a clear morning with some cool temperatures but those clouds will start to roll in as we go throughout the day with some peeks of sunshine. tomorrow more sunshine and even slightly warmer temperatures. as you get ready to head out for that morning commute in the peninsula it's going to be in the mid 40s, by 7:00, and then gradually warming up, lunchtime not bad, 59 degrees, but you will notice there will be a lot of clouds and our high temperatures today heading into the mid 60s. so we will talk more about this and how long this dry spell lasts coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're getting folks out the door with a few of those traffic issues. >> that's right. watch out on the peninsula. the rest of the bay moving relatively smoothly, i have a new crash on the east bay, redwood city, northbound 101 as kris sanchez re

championship match with sheffield wednesday beating reading to earn a place in the fifth round 3—1 at hillsboroughwport nearly went out of the league last season and now they are pushing for a play—off place and remember, they beat leeds united in the last round. beating leeds was my highlight because i could enjoy that game and it was due to our hard work of getting in that position. and what happened at the end of last season was obviously more important for the football club. you only have to see the struggles hartlepool are going through and it could quite easily have been asked. we're fortunate. we're working hard to keep improving and that's what we always do. there will be a new women's champion happy australia day open this morning injust happy australia day open this morning in just under two morning injust under two hours. simona halep and wozniacki meet in the final, both looking to win a maiden grandslam and the world number one ranking is also at stake. wozniacki will go above halep if she wins. i'm just excited, it's another finals, it's another great two weeks and regardless of what

whiteman worked at the san mateo and hillsborough campuses of nueva school.tor faced more of his victims in a michigan courtroom today... for larry nassar - it was a 5th day of emotional and angry testimony... catherine heenan is here with more on what his victims said today... (catherine) it's not often that victim impact statements in court - take days and days........but larry nassar has had to listen to more than 100 women and girls.. and it's still not over. that part of his sentencing hearing is expected to continue tomorrow..nassar is a former sports doctor who worked at michigan state university and u-s-a gymnastics, which trains olympians. he has admitted to sexually assaulting and abusing women and young girls undercover of medical treatment. one victim today said she can't believe that the abuse went on since at least 1992 - and various institutions didn't see what was happening. clasina syrovy: how is it that you had so much clout in your profession that msu, usag, usoc, all turned a blind eye to what was going on when initial complaints came in?

. >> host: gene is in hillsborough, north carolina, and, gene, you're on booktv with david ignatius.r: hi, david. i was curious if you had an idea of who might be the most likely successful person as far as -- or company as far as quantum computing? university or maybe start-up or a big computer company like ibm or maybe a government contractor like lockheed? what's your feeling as far as where that's going to end up going? >> guest: so as you may know, there are different companies that are pursuing different pathways to building a quantum computer. companies are -- the problem of building a quantum computer is creating an environment in which the cue bits, these, you know, particle bits that are 0 and 1 at the same time don't de-cohere. in other words, they last long enough to do some actual computing. that ends up being the biggest technical challenge, and there are different pathways to do that, to delaying de-coherence. the ones i studied most carefully are microsoft's. microsoft introduced me to its key team members, physicist michael friedman at uc-santa barbara, and others. t

what they show when you take out the terror related deaths from the attacks this year and hillsboroughcovering this area, what might be your views on why violent crime is up, knife crime is up, robbery is up, and homicide is up, robbery is up, and homicide is up? it is difficult to say. is it to do with the fact there are fewer police officers on the streets and there are fewer police officers perhaps able to attend events which might lead to a murder later on, for example domestic violence? is it because there are fewer stops and searches being conducted ? because there are fewer stops and searches being conducted? those are questions that are being asked and that is certainly what the police would say is contributing to it. could it be something to do with the fa ct could it be something to do with the fact that there are more people in work, people have more disposable income, they spend more on drink, they get involved in fights and that contributes to violence? could it be to do with other factors we are not aware of? it is a difficult one and there are no simple answers. danny sh

by the former bishop of liverpooljamesjones who himself was looking at the experiences of the hillsborough same survival rates regardless of whether or not they had the mutation. but it did find that there are the same survival let‘s talk to the study‘s author, professor diana eccles, of the university of southampton, laura pearson who had a double mastectomy, and dany bell is a specialist advisor for treatment and recovery at macmillan cancer support. thank you all forjoining us. professor first of all the pros and cons as is often the case in the studies, give us the details? the first thing to absolutely stress is that all of the patients in this study came along with a diagnosis of breast cancer. these were not people who did not have cancer but knew they were at high risk and were electing bilateral mastectomy. these are very electing bilateral mastectomy. these are very different circumstances. our study was looking at young women between 18—40 who had developed breast cancer, usually finding a lump so they were not being screened. most of them did not know they were brca gene carrie

the families of those who died in the 1989 hillsborough disaster lost their relatives in very different team want organisations to sign up to it and put the needs of such families before their own reputations. what happened 30 years or so ago is still, in many cases, there are echoes of it still today. we've seen that possibly with grenfell. it's an instinct to look internally into issues before telling the wider truth about what happened. in march, the full review into the city's response to the attack will be published. eight months after these 22 people died, their families' lives are still dominated by the tragedy. in a moment, the business news with rebecca marston. first, a look at the headlines on afternoon live. president trump cancels his visit to london to open the new us embassy — saying he doesn't like the building's location — and his predecessor got peanuts for the old one. cancer deciding if radical surgery is right for them. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. bank customers across the uk as of tomorrow will be able to securely share their financial informa