on tuesday, news bulletins revisited a long—running and distressing investigation into the hillsboroughaster. almost 3a years after the hillsborough disaster, police forces in england and wales have issued an apology for the way officers treated the families of the victims, and they have promised a cultural change. having watched the report that followed, viewer heather lunt sent us this response. some viewers contacted us this week about a report on the cost of living, which featured recently on the six and the ten o'clock news. it was introduced like this. rising prices are affecting everyone, but it's being felt more in the north than the south of the country. that's according to new research. the centre for cities think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnley, for example, than in cambridge and london. it says the disparity was down to the higher proportion of poorly insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and hea

police chiefs and hillsborough police chiefs and hillsborough police about police chiefs apologised about hillsborough this is the hillsborough i think this is the first time they've properly apologised for the failures obviously failures obviously they not just failures on dh but look were a it on the dh but liz look were a it through through press. through the through the press. yes being fans fault yes but it being the fans fault basically. so it's nice to see an apology but there's not much because mean, we've known an apology but there's not much becauthe mean, we've known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures/e've known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures fore known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures fore longn about the failures for a long time yeah. yeah quite time now. yeah. yeah quite a while to get around to while them to get around to actually making that clear. yeah it's well how been like it's been well how it been like for or some 35 for three years or some 35 years. it's crazy but yeah nothing really you can years. it's crazy

portugal, and the british police after 34 years from the survivors and families of the victims of the hillsboroughdium disaster in 1989 in the liverpool-tottenham game in the 1997 fa cup, liverpool fans died due to isfahan. the efforts of my colleagues in boycotting sports and broadcasting news i offer you my presence, keep it from you, may the almighty god protect what actually happened in the tehran census, the theft of illustrated narratives from contemporary history that are followed in television series, often using books, one of them is not the late ali hatami's thousand hands in the form of a picture house navy blue and the other one is to be the jewel of shahidkhet in the opening ceremony of the movie dokhtar ler, the collection of the director's study of ancient texts, the retelling of history can be accompanied by the language of fasting, so that the director and the modern audience can communicate with it. may reza shah live under the shadow of a superior foreign power in front of england. a book that starts from the era of reza khan, a visual description of the pahlavi statehood that c

sal apologized to the survivors and the families of the victims of the hillsborough stadium disaster. in 1999, in the match between liverpool and nottingham forest in the 1997 fa cup, liverpool fans lost their lives due to the crowd. one hectare of land it wasn't enough, but manage the life of the millennium and you couldn't buy new equipment until one and a half hectares of land. chaos, troubles and confusion were created at the level of the country . the mission is to go to the context of the region. the question of this region is the question of hossein's logic next to mount esfandah , which is the chromite mines and where to reach. under the cover of the term industrial displacement, we entered it where we went it had a population of 200,300 people and 2300 people were from the family. they gave us the image of being at war with this abnormal situation, being fired, being starved, pushing for land reforms, but the birth certificates of kerman were taken and they said that we will give you one third of the money you gave every day , which was a big financial expense. i go to the ti

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this is soft the hillsborough book, play book of blaming football fans and scapegoating anybody else. steve rotherham, metro mayor of liverpool. _ to be unopposed. steve rotherham, metro mayor of liverpool. good i to be unopposed. steve rotherham, metro mayor of liverpool. good to l metro mayor of liverpool. good to talk to you. thank you. households across england are facing a rise in their council tax from april, as local authorities try to balance the books. research by the county councils network suggests the majority of councils with social care duties are planning a 5% increase. council leaders say they have little choice but to raise tax to protect services. let's get more on this with our political correspondent alex forsyth. good to talk to you, worth reminding us of the background to this yes. good to talk to you, worth reminding us of the background to this- us of the background to this yes, so this first started _ us of the background to this yes, so this first started round _ us of the background to this yes, so this first started round the - us of the background to this

you put them the more they don't they want to give up and just stop the hillsborough county sheriff's office arrested thomas jones less than 24 hours later. >> i was overwhelmed with emotion. how proud i was that this victim wasn't going to allow ourselves to be raped and how hard she fought and the strength she had. sheriff chad chronister is spoke up. >> and so is she. i was assaulted. but that's not stop me from living. that's like a stop who i am. that's like i said what i want to do in life. >> well, we continue our coverage of black history month. the today we're going to get a look at an exhibit highlighting the work of activist angela davis. >> as we continue to celebrate black history month, too might know her best for her iconic or the iconic photos of her big, perfect afro. but there is much more to activist, author and educator angela davis, the oakland museum of california is hosting an exhibit of worldwide significance about davis. whatever your politics for stories in american one and has deep roots here in california. >> the exhibit aims to personalize her story of act

chief constable, had to make an apology on behalf of the police for the abomination that was the hillsboroughfuture the police were going act with to candour. in other words, they were going to be truthful and straightforward. i question whether lancashire police were entirely truthful and straightforward with regards to the flow of information, regarding the investigation into the missing person, nicola bulley. trier? missing person, nicola bulley. very tuickl , missing person, nicola bulley. very quickly. we — missing person, nicola bulley. very quickly. we have — missing person, nicola bulley. very quickly, we have searches going on on the ground and the air as well. from a helicopter, what advantage is there that you don't have a close proximity when you are walking the scene? , , , ., scene? the eyes in the sky have solved so _ scene? the eyes in the sky have solved so many _ scene? the eyes in the sky have solved so many crimes - scene? the eyes in the sky have solved so many crimes and i scene? the eyes in the sky have i solved so many crimes and captured solved so many crimes and capt

you get hillsborough i mean, i'm hillsborough people. i mean, i'm not into this stuff.people , well, you once, but the people, well, you know, people are like losers. who in the iguanas this a player he's obviously knows him well maybe that was why he was wanting to be kicked brought down a peg or two anyway we move on to science news and genetic mutants in the daily star it sounds like a recipe for fish to bite your own fingers. yeah scientists splice alligator dna into fish to make super mutant creatures. what could possibly go wrong. and they want to make it more reliable source. they'll have a longer lifespan, be more resistant to certain bacteria . resistant to certain bacteria. be to be clear, this is the fish is like the basic model and it's got a bit of alligator dna, not the other way around. alligators. yes yeah. and it's to with the antibiotic to do with the antibiotic resistant bacteria. there's naturally anti—microbial protein . anyway, it's very complicated. simon but they live longer and then all susceptible illness. is it cramming too many fish? it is to

you get hillsborough i mean, i'm hillsborough people. i mean, i'm not into this stuff.people , well, you once, but the people, well, you know, people are like losers. who in the iguanas this a player he's obviously knows him well maybe that was why he was wanting to be kicked brought down a peg or two anyway we move on to science news and genetic mutants in the daily star it sounds like a recipe for fish to bite your own fingers. yeah scientists splice alligator dna into fish to make super mutant creatures. what could possibly go wrong. and they want to make it more reliable source. they'll have a longer lifespan, be more resistant to certain bacteria . resistant to certain bacteria. be to be clear, this is the fish is like the basic model and it's got a bit of alligator dna, not the other way around. alligators. yes yeah. and it's to with the antibiotic to do with the antibiotic resistant bacteria. there's naturally anti—microbial protein . anyway, it's very complicated. simon but they live longer and then all susceptible illness. is it cramming too many fish? it is to

and that's the reason the hillsborough county sheriff put that video out on instagram a couple days ago show you are not safe just be ready. >> ainsley: it's interesting. she said she wasn't scared when he was doing it. and when adam klotz was on that subway getting attacked. he said i wasn't scared that wasn't afternoon in my mind. i thought i have got protect myself and protect my head. and i was asking this trainer i said what would happen if i woke up in the middle of the night and there is a man in my apartment, i would be terrified. he said you can't let your brain go there he said your survival skills set in and you have to think. i have to do everything i can to save my life. >> steve: fight or flight. >> ainsley: if not, they could do god knows what to your daughter and to you or what -- so that stuck with me because i always was worried how why handle that situation? they say go for the eyes, gouge the eyes out. go obviously for, you know, the private area. knee them. do whatever you can and he said don't ever get in a car. once you get in the back of the car. you're done with

freeze warnings going up all the way from hillsborough down to samara fell and then over through the napa valley as well. and then in the east bay over the mountain tops, expect some very cold temperatures there. the other areas shaded in blue that we're likely going to see some frost of the santa cruz mountains, the north and the east bay, too. i suspect we're going to likely see some patchy frost inside the bay as well. here's the forecast of lows for tomorrow morning. if this hits, 28 degrees in santa rosa, that will be an all time record. their 32 in a nevada about 31 below freezing in the more 32 in concord and 36 degrees in san jose. chilly temperatures no matter where you go. very cold for this time of year, things clearing out. now we do have a cold front to move through, not energy with about a thunderstorm popping up late in the day in the afternoon in the south bay and a few scattered light showers around the bay area. with those have long since moved out, we're going to keep things dry. now it looks like to the rest the night with some clearing skies and more of a norther

jurisdiction and build affordable housing in any zone they want, including affluent areas like hillsborough, even if the city or county objects. the bay area council says a lot of these jurisdictions are like the slacker kid who showed up late for the test and didn't take the class that seriously. >> the other thing that i think is going on is that local governments simply don't want to do this. local governments across the bay area, especially in wealthy areas like piedmont where i come from, simply don't want to allow affordable housing in their communities, or at least there's a large share of constituents in these places that have an outside voice on that issue. so having to go to the drawing table to figure out how to plan for affordable housing, in many places it runs up into -- well, a limitation that the local government simply doesn't want to do that. >> reporter: now, it is likely that a number of these jurisdictions will challenge this in court. san francisco and oakland both approved their housing elements yesterday. but san jose has not. the bay area council points out that man

katherine in hillsborough reserved a hertz rental car.pickup a rep refused and told her she was on the do not rent list. long story short, she confirmed her account was still active, so she tried again. hertz turned her away again. this time a rep referred her to a collections agency for a $78 debt she didn't know about. hertz said it undercharged her months ago. she paid the $78 but wanted her rental privileges back. so she called us. we reached out to hertz. the next day hertz told her her account was clear and she could rent again. here is what a hertz rep told us. it appears there was a delay in removing her from rental suss suspensions after she paid her balance. is the mystery debt still on there? she says the collection agency told her she's squared away. we recommend double-checking. you can see your credit report from the three big credit bureaus for free. go to annualcreditreport.com. that is the only official website that offers totally free access. if you're struggling to get a consumer complaint on the road to resolution, sca

also one 28 up in hillsborough deaths on highways also shut down as well and highway 9. we do have closures there. so chp say stay away from highway 9 highway 17. if you can delay that travel time, do it. but 101, and highway one. always a very long option for you. if you need to make that route. high winds into the city across our bridges. 25 minutes may so that fremont street exit about 20 minute bart system. why delay? because of the rain? 18 minutes, a 80 to 101. thankfully average is still open 13 minutes there, but they're all very slick. some reports of black ice across some of our bridges from some of you driving this morning. so, you know, to slow it down about 24 minutes. 37 to the tolls highway for 30 minutes, antioch, into concrete this morning. 24 wannacry down to 5.80, about 14 minutes. how about 6? a doubling down to fremont. going to take about 16 minutes to make that drive. 80 san leandro down towards to 37 to take about 34 minutes are james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.22. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news will continue our team coverage to

we've got highway one, 28 eastbound and westbound at 101, close in hillsborough southbound. 29 north of tough slate in calistoga because of the snow up there. definitely seeing those slick conditions. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. let's get out and now highway 17 with snow and rain as the temperatures dropped overnight. this is >> what it looks like. yeah. in fact, conditions got so bad now that they've had to shut down. >> the highway. that's the big news this morning. kron four's will tran on the story for us just outside los gatos will. what's the latest? >> this is as far as you can go. if you're trying to go to santa cruz, we were told to get off the exit on bear creek road cars are. you can clearly see their caltrans. they're making sure nobody goes. beyond that point. they get off the freeway here and then they drive back towards san jose in a perfect world. both directions would be open, but just a few miles from this location, falling trees and weren't talking redwood trees onto the roadway. there are cars stuck there. snow, sleet, horrible conditions simply t

we've got some rain there near hillsborough, granville, occidental overtures bodega bay and again that pink indicating we have a little bit of rain snow mix in the hills there. let's head to the hills, the sierra hills and mountains there where we do have slow snow levels here all the way down to about 1500 ft at times, and there is a blizzard warning that will continue until four am on wednesday, so blowing snow, very hazardous conditions even impossible travel expected there between now and then. and there is a winter storm warning for the west slope that will also go until wednesday. for us, we have a winter weather advisory. it doesn't expire until tomorrow afternoon, giving you an indication that tomorrow's storm is expected to be just as cold. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect into your bay area tuesday coming up okay. thank you. rosemary five people have been shot and killed in oakland since friday night on city streets and on a freeway off ramp as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains to law enforcement agencies are busy investigating, and the fa

the hillsborough disaster died. the hillsborough disaster in, 1989.ifficult for them to cope. very, very difficult for them to cope . and we all remember seeing cope. and we all remember seeing those those of children tears with riot using pepper spray and tear gas and batons being drawn . and think the hillsborough backdrop is very here and it's obviously a reason why liverpool fans particular knowing that terrible tragedy and also getting wrong amounts of blame dunng getting wrong amounts of blame during it as well knew exactly how to behave and this notion of inflated numbers this notion that fans late this notion that fans were volatile is all a blaming game was incorrect and insulting to liverpool based on what we saw on the ground was authorities being wrongly told the police that were actually right in of the liverpool fans that that was a threat and so they were over aggressive and wrongly so in how they dealt with it. we also had a number of paris based st denis , paris based st denis, specifically based locals that would ticket touting that

the coastline about an hour ago, but it didn't seem to move ashore kind of fell apart, but from hillsboroughver towards the santa rosa down along. do we want to one stretching over towards saint helena over our north bay hills ? as we move into the central bay we've got right along the coastline hit or miss scattered showers. have some rain falling over san mateo stretching up towards it looks like the bayaky shore getting wet and as we move over towards the south bay into the santa cruz mountains, we've got some rain. we've got some rain over morgan hill mountain view and check out what's happening over the diablo range in your mount hamilton's a little bit of pink on the screen. a little bit of rain snow mix with snow levels down about 4000 ft this morning and we have snow in the sierra. the winter storm warning for the sierra will continue until 10 o'clock this evening. for the very hazardous conditions, a ride along the slope and over those passes for today, meanwhile, are afternoon highs under a mix of sun and clouds and scattered showers will be in the low to mid to upper fifties 55% f

after sheffield wednesday's fa cup tie against newcastle has found "all aspects" of safety at hillsboroughs for the overall matchday experience. the consortium that has taken over worcester warrors and rebranded the club as sixways rugby says they may think again about the name change. the club have withdrawn their proposal to play in the championship, with the government saying the decision was "devastating news for rugby fans across the midlands". the new owners insists they couldn't accept a number of clauses in the contract they'd have to sign with the rfu, but are willing to change their plans on the new clubs branding. there is parts within our control. 0ne element of that is the brand as such and if we have got that wrong i think we can hold their hands up and be honest and say maybe that was a step too far. we are listening to the fans and the community and we can look to re—engage in that. india have extended their first innings lead to over 100 on day two of the first test agianst austrlaia in a meeting of the world's top two sides in nagpur. it's been built on a century from cap

and completely wrongly looked at hillsborough from over 30 years ago and said , right, this is troublemean, the whole thing was a disgrace from start to looks like that. uefa of to it looks like that. uefa of now said look, we're sorry about this we've apologised to fans, they're liverpool fans, they'll thank him. we can sort legal action against it, but it's something that never something that should never happen other happen again. but the other thing worries is thing also which worries me is that i've been abroad and football i've seen football in spain , i've seen english teams spain, i've seen english teams play spain, i've seen english teams play there the way the english fans are handled is not good. yeah, happens in italy a lot of it isn't reported i've it where you've had security or even police with batons you get you get bottleneck with people just being funnelled into these grounds and then you can feel tension building up and it's not surprise that this you know we're seeing stuff like this because they just have something's got to change and maybe heads will roll at uefa.

the other thing to highlight is the parallels with hillsborough. we look at this event.t the rush to judgment, the conclusions of 30,000 to 40,000 fans without tickets. there is no evidence for that whatsoever. that is the dominant narrative. the french authorities still have in place the conclusion there were vast numbers of fans without tickets. even though there is no evidence there. it is our ability to unpack that evidence and produce this report which has prevented these misunderstandings and potentially cover ups from occurring. iloathed misunderstandings and potentially cover ups from occurring.- cover ups from occurring. what is shockin: , cover ups from occurring. what is shocking. in _ cover ups from occurring. what is shocking, in the _ cover ups from occurring. what is shocking, in the absence - cover ups from occurring. what is shocking, in the absence of- cover ups from occurring. what is shocking, in the absence of what| shocking, in the absence of what looked like a coherent policing strategy, the fans policed the event, didn't they? tell me about their

and also hillsborough and norfolk and a few years ago in a decade or so ago, there was a cliff fall and exposed. it was 950,000 years old. footprints left by don't want to say and again soft soft as the it made the moment it was made these is mindblowing really know to think that these things you know we can across and find them and i you know i think as excited i was about this footprint i think to find a human footprint to be more of my street really growing. there's really no surprises, though, that the ole all kids, myself included, you through a period of dinosaur awareness, complete obsession . i awareness, complete obsession. i think every boy in america grew up obsessed and dinosaur and girls and still do. you still do ? my son is same. same do i mean. yeah, it's just it's just an exciting part of developing their imagination . and it's their imagination. and it's really fascinating. is idea of opening their eyes to the idea isn't it molly, that the world used to be a very, very place and has been over and over again exactly . and that we are so exactly. and that we are so trans

and also hillsborough and norfolk and a few years ago in a decade or so ago, there was a cliff fall and exposed. it was 950,000 years old. footprints left by don't want to say and again soft soft as the it made the moment it was made these is mindblowing really know to think that these things you know we can across and find them and i you know i think as excited i was about this footprint i think to find a human footprint to be more of my street really growing. there's really no surprises, though, that the ole all kids, myself included, you through a period of dinosaur awareness, complete obsession . i awareness, complete obsession. i think every boy in america grew up obsessed and dinosaur and girls and still do. you still do ? my son is same. same do i mean. yeah, it's just it's just an exciting part of developing their imagination . and it's their imagination. and it's really fascinating. is idea of opening their eyes to the idea isn't it molly, that the world used to be a very, very place and has been over and over again exactly . and that we are so exactly. and that we are so trans

lakeport 26, fairfax, 29, hillsborough, 29, boulder creek 29. walnut creek is 30.e is 30 minutes. park 31 pope valley 32. there are many. so we have frost and freeze warnings out tomorrow, though it will be colder. there's just that little north breeze is kind of holding a majority attempts up, but it's cold enough. it's cold. also in the hills, sonoma mountain, 36 oakland hills 39 with the north wind to 25. and ben lomond mountain is 34 northeast 17. diablo is 27 degrees. i've had a north wind of 44 mph still pretty good reasons out of the north and there it is right above the claremont oakland north at 25 so above the oakland zoo. it's north of 27. clear skies looks good, sunny today for all wall to wall sons have very clear whatever you want to call it system left snow in las vegas yesterday overnight, flagstaff will put us no. tucson had snow look at fairfield 28 gusting 33 so out there in eastern solano county. watch out that can get windy on 80. if you're heading out that direction, cold morning windy in the hills, maybe out to the valley sunny for all breezy

on tuesday, news bulletins revisited a long—running and distressing investigation into the hillsboroughity was down to the higher proportion of poorly insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. all those references to "the north" annoyed steven tate, who wrote in from roswell in midlothian. the state of the economy has been in the headlines this week. on tuesday, the international monetary fund downgraded the uk's growth forecast for this year. but also in the spotlight has been the bbc�*s own reporting of economics. the international monetary fund has predicted that the uk economy will shrink and perform worse than all other major economies, including russia this year, as the cost of living continues to hit households. while the report into the bbc�*s coverage of taxation, public expenditure, government borrowing and government debt was commissioned by the bbc itself. it was the first of a series of reviews assessing whether due impartiality is being achieved acros

compared to , you at that state compared to, you know, 20 cars frolicking about in a field in hillsborough't get i just don't get why we are always the ones that toe the line and china and america and russia and everybody else gets old. okay, this is this is not about climate change. this is about climate change. this is about actually polluting . and about actually polluting. and people i mean, you know , people people i mean, you know, people living in polluted london and in britain and with this this beautiful smell is what you might not burning turf . turf might not burning turf. turf fires are absolutely beautiful. the smell. yeah. which is why so many irish people died young . many irish people died young. it. it's not for you. it is. i mean, of course it's bad for your life. you deal with poverty or diet or. yes and lungs and breathing in turf and breathing in turf is more to do with smoking . you know what i smoking. you know what i rambling on about drinking, i still don't let people dined and picked up the fires , the tough picked up the fires, the tough fire turf. i've never sme

they were searching for that, somewhere between perth and hillsborough, 14 kilometres —— 1400 kilometreso tuned detection equipment ping some radiation coming from you. they have said up an exclusion zone around it and it will be transported back to perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from — perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from the _ perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from the abc _ perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from the abc in _ perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from the abc in perth i carmody from the abc in perth finding a needle in a haystack. in a few minutes it is pmqs. what can we expect? let's speak to our political correspondencejonathan blake. quite a busy entry for the prime minister this week? it a busy entry for the prime minister this week? . a busy entry for the prime minister this week? , ., , a busy entry for the prime minister this week? , ., ., ,, , this week? it is, as he approaches his 100th day _ this week? it is, as he approaches his 100th day in _ this week? it is, as he approaches his 100th day in office, _ thi

he talks about hillsborough and, how the police now have actually apologised all these years later thanlace and then pepper sprayed. he's had an apology for that. enough is enough. you know, the fans of keeping football alive. let's not forget this. we've got what's going on in manchester now. i think it's disgraceful and brian reed is right. it's disgraceful the way the fans have been treated and are treated . and i think it's about treated. and i think it's about time to have a bit more respect for pete and emma. thank you very much for another lively round. we'll see you again in the . well, a follow up the next hour. well, a follow up play the next hour. well, a follow up play about the grenfell tower inquiry hits the stage this week inquiry hits the stage this week in its very first appearance . in its very first appearance. and i think we've got some more information about that because i think we've got somebody actually joining us. yeah, we have a we have theo chikomba with report on this. now, theo, tell us about this, this tell us all about this, this brave amazing display . br