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out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes this will begin the urgent task to repairour this will begin the urgent task to repair our socialfabric this will begin the urgent task to repair our social fabric which has been torn apart by the tories. for the conservatives, the chancellor sajid javid also promises spending on infrastructure but insists his priority is to control government borrowing. this election it could be won or lost in the north of england so today we are in leeds where there are two or three rather tight marginals. caught on cctv, the last moments of british backpacker grace millane, as she's seen embracing the man who stands accused of her murder. a police officer has been charged with the murder of retired footballer dalian atkinson who died after being tasered. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. good afternoon simon. the former england captain, dylan hartley has announced his retirement from professional rugby. northampton saints — where he's played at for m years — say the hooker had been unable

out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homesut insists his priority is to control government borrowing. the former labour mp who's urging people to vote conservative. he sasteremy corbyn is completely unfit to lead the country. prosecutors in the us have charged two former twitter employees and a third man with spying for saudi arabia. they are accused of accessing personal information of some twitter users who criticised the saudi government and royal family. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has the latest. according to the us justice department, the men face charges of working for the kingdom of saudi arabia without registering as foreign agents. the charges came after the arrest of one of the former twitter employees, a us citizen who is alleged to have spied on the accounts of three users. the second former twitter employee who was an engineer with twitter is accused of accessing the personal information of some 6,000 twitter accounts. this was in 2015, after being recruited by saudi agents. one of those account

five yea rs to borrow £150 million over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homese transformation fun will begin the urgent task of bringing together the urgent task of bringing together the fabric that has been torn about by the tories. setting out his party's plans, chancellor sajid javid also promised spending on infrastructure — but insisted his priority is control of government borrowing. there will be new hospitals, schools, railways, better broadband, new connections and opportunities for every part of our great nation. this election could be won or lost here in the north of england. we are the city of leeds. we'll bring you all the latest on the general election race. the other main stories on bbc news at five: two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. a police officer has been charged with the murder of retired footballer dalian atkinson, who died after being tasered. would you pay £5.99 a month to be able to binge on british classic television series? the uk streaming service br

out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes the social transformation fund will begin the urgent task of repairing our social fabric that's been torn apart by the tories. setting out his party's plans, chancellor sajid javid also promised spending on infrastructure, but insisted his priority is control of government borrowing. vote conservative — the call from a former labour mp, who urges people to vote for boris johnson instead ofjeremy corbyn, who he says is completely unfit to lead the country. we'll have the latest from the campaign trail. also in the programme... caught on cctv — the last moments of british backpacker grace millane, as she's seen embracing the man who stands accused of her murder. a police officer has been charged with the murder of retired footballer dalian atkinson, who died after being tasered. and would you pay £5.99 a month to be able to binge on british classic television series? and coming up on bbc news... former england captain dylan hartley has announced his retirement from professional rugby. h

out plans to borrow 150 billion pounds over 5 years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes. the transformation fund will begin the urgent task of repairing our social fabric that's been torn apart by the tories. setting out his party's plans, chancellor sajid javid also promised spending on infrastructure — but insisted his priority is control of government borrowing. there'll be new hospitals, schools, railways, better broadband, new connections, and opportunities for every part of our great nation. two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. we are very pleased about the jury has seen through these defences that we re has seen through these defences that were presented by the suspects, and have found them guilty. torrential rain has flooded roads and seen rail services cancelled in parts of northern england. across yorkshire and derbyshire 42 flood warnings have been in place. the met office is warning of prolonged rain into tomorrow. would you pay £5.99 month to be able to binge on british classi

some colleagues look in the archives their school stands on the side of the bush to gold mine which shut down in 1951 the miners homes were then used to house boarding school boys and mine offices became classrooms when it opened in 1954 falcon college was one of the 1st private boarding schools in the then british colony of southern rhodesia. in the school's early years people had little free time and they helped to clear the bush and landscape the school and. pupils were used a lot the fields were flattened by bulldozers and in the boys had to do planting of the fields it was in the timetable and they had certain times they had to go and press i don't know that most parents would like that so much. but that's not happening much these days afternoons on pota to sports leon he's the star of the rugby team and that's why he was awarded a scholarship at felton college athletics is considered to be just as important as mathematics it's cool to strengthen character and could be liam's take it out of poverty. we just think he's really humble kid and you know if you've got someone who says that did it catered to a sport and to being the best pers

out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes the social transformation fund will begin the urgent task of repairing our social fabric that's been torn apart by the tories. setting out his party's plans chancellor sajid javid also promised spending on infrastructure, but insisted his priority is control of government spending. there will be new hospitals, schools, railways, better broadband, new connections, and opportunities for every part of our great nation. two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. torrential rain has flooded roads in seen rail services cancelled and parts of northern england, across yorkshire, and derbyshire, 42 flood warnings have been placed. the met office is warning of prolonged rain into tomorrow. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven p:m., beyond 100 days will be live from washington on the latest in the impatient investigation of donald trump.

our investment will rebuild our schools, hospitals, care homes and housing desperately needed.stment on a scale you have never known before. we will launch the biggest council house building programme since the 1960s and cat rents. he promised tough new targets for scrapping carbon emissions, extra free care for the elderly, a universal credit benefit system will go along with university fees in england. there was now the familiar chance among the crowd. labour would not privatise any of the health service. but when it comes to the biggest issue in the country right now, only a careful restatement of the possession, jeremy corbyn will not say whether he would stay or leave, he would ask you on the eu again. we will secure a sensible deal that protects manufacturing and the good friday agreement and then put it to a public vote alongside the option of remaining in the eu. let's ta ke the option of remaining in the eu. let's take the sight of the hands of politicians and give the british people the final say. with no final decision on europe, no final decision on europe, no final

our investment blitz will rebuild our schools, our hospitals, care homes and the housing so desperatelyll be investment on a scale you've never known before. we'll launch the biggest council house building programme since the 1960s and cap rents. he promised tough new targets for scrapping carbon emissions, extra free care for the elderly, the universal credit benefit system would go along with university fees in england. there was now the familiar chant among the crowd. not for sale! labour would not privatise any more of the health service. but when it comes to the biggest issue in the country right now, only a careful restatement of the position, jeremy corbyn will not say whether he would stay or leave, he would ask you on the eu again. we will secure a sensible deal that protects manufacturing and the good friday agreement and then put it to a public vote alongside the option of remaining in the eu. so, let's take this out of the hands of politicians and give the british people the final say. with no final decision on europe, no final decision on eu immigration, and it's notjust th

and it will rebuild our schools, our hospitals, ca re rebuild our schools, our hospitals, care homes, and the housingrately need. this will be investment on a scale you have never known before. an investigation into the collapse of an italian road bridge last year has discovered that sensors to monitor its stability were out of action at the time of the disaster. 43 people were killed when the morandi bridge in genoa came down in a storm. pope francis has condemned the exploitation of women and children in the sex industry, during the first full day of his visit to thailand. addressing politicians and diplomats at the prime minister's office, the pope praised the efforts of the thai government and private organisations to eradicate what he called "this scourge" before holding a mass at the national stadium in bangkok. voters in hong kong will be heading to the polls this weekend, to vote in the territory's district council elections. usually this would be a low key affair, in which citizens decide on their local councillor. turnout last time was less than 50%. but after six months of increasingly vio

our investment blitz will rebuild our schools, our hospitals, care homes and the housing so desperately be investment on a scale you have never known before. we will launch the biggest council house building programme since the 19605 and cap rents. he promised tough new targets for scrapping carbon emissions, extra free care for the elderly, the universal credit benefit system would go along with university fees in england. there was now the familiar chant among the crowd. not for sale! labour would not privatise any more of the health service. but when it comes to the biggest issue in the country right now, only a careful restatement of the position, jeremy corbyn will not say whether he would stay or leave, he would ask you on the eu again. we will secure a sensible deal that protects manufacturing and the good friday agreement and then put it to a public vote alongside the option of remaining in the eu. let's take this out of the hands of politicians and give the british people the final say. with no final decision on europe, no final decision on eu immigration, and it's notjust the

and observations to sort of the begin to address these issues in the workplace in the school house as well as the home and in our community 2nd amendment activists seem to restate and unison that good guys with guns can take care of the bad guys with guns i watch i don't i want you to think back to when you were in baghdad ok you were in uniform and you respond to an active shooter scene you see somebody not in uniform with a gun what do you do you shouldn't you shouldn't and i mean that's it and that's what the that's what we were trying to do we were also trying to do which was really down the stood it didn't even understand the more name there's certain things that when you encounter someone with a gun and then you inform you know what to do and you even sometimes have to ask for code of some if they're not even going to form the new you don't have to really act as though that person in the right going to hurt you or someone else so you have to you have to have your gun in your hand ready to use it and you can't hesitate the book so i'm not sure about this and i have been for some time even when i

house. >>since thursday 9 people have diein mass shootings to t high school in santa clita lifornia, 3 of duncan oklahoma walmart and for house party in fresno e home distri of california congressman jim costa. hildren were president. at this meaningless act while they were watching a football game. >the debate over gun reform is on again in washington. there hasn't been as much movemenfrom the white house or the senate as we would like to see kyle and hunter is with brady a gun control advocacy group, the use pass gun reform legislation 6 months a but since then there's been no action in the senate. >>republicans and democrats have good and different ideas on how to deal with with gun vience in america. would it be refreshing if the presiden we're to bring us together despite initially supporting stronger background checks and red-ag laws the president has gone quiet. >>senate republicans worry reform efforts could jeopardize second amendment rights it's in the woods. they say therare times of change. we should not have. that right and i don't agree with that that was oklahoma senator jim inhoe on november 7th senate reblicans say they need direct

school, but he caught the bus straight home. despite not having a licence, he took the family car and drove to ellie's house. 3 times in the neck before going back to school, pretending nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's dad found her on the kitchen floor. and i never forget that phone call of matt, hysterical, saying, "carole, you need to drive home, ellie's had an accident. drive carefully, but ellie's had an accident." and then as i pulled round into our drive, nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive and... and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. and ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging friends about self harming, but we now know the scratches on his neck had come from ellie as she fought for her life. and we sat in the back of the police car, absolutely stunned. and then they said, "did she have a boyfriend?" and i said, "oh, she does, but he doted on her. he wouldn't harm her." pat, and what does justi

home in the fossil. record of battle all of house of the school which. i'm the 1st of all that they has about people knew nothing about their colleagues i knew nothing about them and they knew nothing about. when everything was kept secret and who he should. have to fear them high on to be i'm on even we were under surveillance. there was a female colleague watching over us. if i let someone go because i knew that if she immediately reported me yet one of them on her testicles used to. the commander had a friend her name was fatter than he was she was a very close friend and. a limited degree she was teaching with us at the mosque to be on that one day one of the officials appeared in the middle of class to spy on us in the mushroom out during a fight and didn't follow the instructions with her students. children things for their rights and she had them draw us in children's song as well but they only got them when they officially showed up she had all of this is a phenomenal when i saw her way of teaching summer at the moment and then she got really ang

out plans to borrow 150 billion pounds over 5 years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homesr every part of our great nation. two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london.

school, but he caught the bus straight home. despite not having a licence, he took the family car and drove to ellie's house. face before going back to school, pretending nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's father found her on the kitchen floor. nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive. and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. and ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging ellie's phone and her friends to leave a false trail. he said he was self harming, but the scratches on his neck came from ellie as she fought for her life. police asked the family if she had a boyfriend. and i said, "oh, she does, but he doted on her. he wouldn't harm her." today in sentencing him to 12 and a half years, thejudge said this had been the most appaling attack, and it was "beyond imagining the pain and terror she must have suffered in her last moments." what does justice mean for you? i think he's evil. i don't beli

school but a lot of families back home, their church, their schools, their homes. just completely devastated from the hurricane. my family, we had to evacuate -- we had to evacuate from my houserying to move -- trying to move away from the storm. it just kept on coming and it just sat on the islands for so long. being so far away, just the scary thought to think because, you know, you are seeing on the news people coming up missing, people being trapped inside their rooms and stuff. you can't help but to think what if your family gets trapped. so it's just a scary thought. a scary thing to be a part of. >> and the good news is they're all okay. they're okay. rebuilding will be hard, but they're okay. now the other part of the story is your college, stephen f. austin university put together a gofundme page to help your family raise money to rebuild. it was doing well beforehand. but since the game, since the layup, what's happened to that fund-raising? >> god just had it so that the layup would just coincide with the gofundme and people saw it and the opportunity for the gofundme to really take off and really help, you know, because it had slowed down quite a bit. and, you kno

on the morning he killed her, thomas' mother took him to school, but he caught the bus straight home. he then drove to ellie's house hand on the knife to make it look like she'd killed herself. he returned to school like nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's father found her on the kitchen floor. nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive. and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging ellie's phone and her friends to leave a false trail. he said he was self harming, but the scratches on his neck came from ellie as she fought for her life. no mother should ever... ..hold their dead daughter's hand. that was just heartbreaking. today, in sentencing him to 12.5 years, thejudge said this had been the most appaling attack, and it was "beyond imagining the pain and terror she must have suffered in her last moments." what does justice mean for you? i think he's evil. i don't bel

i have a hearing i'm calling today for the joint school committee on educator housing. now that the affordable homes for educators and families now initiative and the affordable housing bond have passed, propositions a and e, thanks to the unanimous support of this board, the united educators of san francisco, afp2121, and the mayor and so many others, the next question we have is how do we implement these measures and keep our educators and their families in the city. with that, i'm calling for a hearing at the joint school committee on the implementation of the affordable homes for educators and families now initiative, specifically to explore how the city, the school district, and the city college will play a role in financing projects that are streamlined under the initiative. it is imperative that we follow the will of the voters by protecting public land by public good and building on lands that's dedicated and affordable. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor mendelman. >> thank you, madam clerk. i have an in memorialance for jack porter. he passed away at the age of

on the morning he killed her, thomas' mother took him to school, but he caught the bus straight home. he then drove to ellie's houseit look like she'd killed herself. he returned to school like nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's father found her on the kitchen floor. nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive. and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging ellie's phone and her friends to leave a false trail. he said he was self—harming, but the scratches on his neck came from ellie as she fought for her life. no mother should ever... ..hold their dead daughter's hand. that was just heartbreaking. today, in sentencing him to 12 and a half years, thejudge said this had been the most appaling attack, and it was "beyond imagining the pain and terror she must have suffered in her last moments." what does justice mean for you? i think he's evil. i don't believe he should be

. >> it has been a year and a half since the whitley sold their house and bought an r.v., shawna was home schoolingwe are sick of the some days, some days we'll do this or that. >> kitchen, dining room and living room. >> the kids share a room with each other and of course all of the collectibles. >> these are comics. about two kids finding this wizard and go back in time. >> all three love their knnomad lives visiting national parks. >> is it getting shorter for you guys of your bucket list? >> no, every item we check off, we add ten more. >> i like history. i get to see all these places we read about in the history book. that's pretty cool for me. >> road schooling is more popular every year. many families blog their travels online so others can join the ride. there is resources and meet up for families like the whitley who travels full-time. only about a dozen state get to see their time on the road a are lessons for them, too. why are we doing this now? a happy home foundation does not have to be in the ground. from "sunday today," catie beck. >>> katy, thank you very much. we highlight another

planning would tackle the housing shortage nearly all the new homes were earmarked for knowing come family. 30 years after the closure of the bell house the project sought to put the school's vision into action a better life for many people over it moving to the copier starts with a dream they are as sure lurcher shows them one minute on a huge apartment with a bathroom and everything's all running out water unbelievable i still love the cold cream. your time vice beca and hands scaled meat moved into the gulf as soon as it was completed. until i got married in 1959 and there were no apartments to be had anywhere nowadays things are easy in comparison housing was desperately needed back then one morning. when the old loans is to short also moved here in 1006. $107.00 or $29.00 applications for apartments i got for offers including this place for you i didn't have a car but i knew there was an underground start here so i took the offer here. in 50 gulf coast the guy in the late 1950 s. and early 1960 s. solutions to the housing crisis became more ambitious the whole most on belonged. to happiness and his architecture firm tech the architects collaborative were tasked with d

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house. there is the police presence outside of the home about a mile away from the high school, where this all went down a couple hours ago. an update coming in from the sheriff department, "we believe at this time that there is only one suspect. but we are actively investigating and following all leads." we are learning all of this together right now, this is a very active situation. >> bill: daniel linsky, you said the police try to give updates every 15 minutes. is this common practice now? stand by, daniel linsky, are you with us? we are live on the air. thank you, sir, for being patient with me. you said every 15 minutes police give out information. is that standard practice across the country? >> i'm hoping it is, we've been training law enforcement and public universities, people will help and cooperate but they need to have information. if you let them go for an hour without giving them updates, it causes them to then start feeding information they have that might not be accurate. they are waiting on warrants for this house. >> bill: fascinating. keep going. >> if that suspect isn't th

children and communities in and in the planes fromest who had come home school in tears because they had been reading little house on the prairie and had read these kind of inflammatory things. i think it was a recognition that some of the bugs have books have become -- of their portrayal is complex and disturbing. that has to be acknowledged. there has to be context provided for these books, if they are going to continue to be taught. to,: how does that compare say, other classic children's books though? them -- whaty of n'to many of them -- would many of them -- mother taught first grade. i remember her distress when she had to stop reading little black sambo to kids. this has been happening. people reevaluate classics all the time into begin either withdrawing them from young children -- i think that the issue is children. notable andularly disturbing when it is children who are the audience. i think for adults it is a totally different situation. people are still reading and discussing huckleberry finn for example. adults.e are it is a different set of standards, i think. jane: hopefully they have more knowle

capital for businesses and cooperatives and we will urgently upgrade and expand our schools, hospitals, care homes and housinggood new jobs and fresh growth to every part of the country. and with a serious economic plan we can prioritise any kind of growth we need. let's be clear about it, we are facing a climate crisis. we can no longer deny it. we can see it all around us. we can see it all around the world. the recent floods in yorkshire and the east midlands were a vivid demonstration. this election is the last chance to tackle the climate and environmental emergency. it is also an opportunity to act before it is too late. our green industrial revolution will be a central motor of our plans to transform our country and economy using public investment, create goods, cleanjobs using public investment, create goods, clean jobs and tackle the climate and environmental emergency. and rebuild those towns that have been held back, the cities that have seen been held back, the cities that have seen too little investment in those communities that have seen almost nothing for 20 years. this will create huge new opp

schools, hospitals, of the united kingdom. and it will rebuild ourschools, hospitals, care homes in the housing we so desperately need.nt on a scale you've never known before. now to hong kong, because voters will be heading to the polls this weekend to vote in the territory's district council elections. usually this would be a low—key affair in which citizens decide on their local councillor. turnout last time was less than 50%. but after six months of increasingly violent clashes in the city, there is much more at stake. here's hong kong—based journalist ilaria maria sala on the significance of sunday's polls. so the district council elections, hong kong has a three tier government, the district council elections, which return counsellors that mainly deal with livelihood issues are returned by universal suffrage. however, they have very limited power. they basically deal with smaller issues like opening a convenience store, garbage collection, bus schedules, things like this. both the legislative council and especially the executive council are not entirely returned by universal suffrage. the legislative council is

house. >>since thursday people have died in mass shootings to the high school in santa clarita california, 3 of duncan oklahoma walmart and for house pay in fresno the homef california congressman jim costa. children were president. at this meaningless act while they were watching a football game. >>the debate over gun reform is on again in washington. there hasn't beens much movement from the white house or the senate as we would like to see kyle and hunter is with brada gun control advocacy grou the house pass gun reform legislation 6 months ago but since then there's been no action in the senate. >>republicans and democrats haveood and different ideas on how to deal with wi gun violence in america. would it be refreshing if the president where to bring us together despite initially supporting stronger backgrod checks and red-flag laws the president has gone quiet. >>sena republicans worry reform efforts could jeopardize seco amendment rights >>into the woods where they say there are times of change. they should not hav that right and i don't agree with that that was oklahoma senator jim inhofe on november 7th. >>senate republicans say they need direct

the planes and -- in the plains and the west who had actually come home from school in tears because they had been reading "little house on the prairie" and had read these kinds of inflammatory things. so i think it was a recognition that some of the books had portrayals of indians were complex and disturbing. and that has to be acknowledged. there has to be context provided for these books if they are going to continue to be taught in school. jane: how does that compare to say other sort of classic children's books? mean, would one of them pass the test -- caroline: and there have been many instances of this. my mother was a kindergarten teacher and taught first grade. and i remember her distress when she had to stop reading "little black sambo" to kids. so this is something that has been happening and people reevaluate classics all the time. and begin either withdrawing -- ifrom young children mean, i think the issue is children. it is particularly notable and disturbing when it is children who are the audience. for these works. and i think, for adults, it is a totally different situation. people are still reading an

school, but he caught the bus straight home. despite not having a licence, he took the family car and drove to ellie's house. ing had happened. three hours later, ellie's dad found her on the kitchen floor. and i'll never forget that phone call of matt, hysterical, saying, "you need to drive home, ellie's had an accident. drive carefully, but ellie's had an accident." and then as i pulled round into our drive, nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive and... and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. and ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging friends about self harming, but we now know the scratches on his neck had come from ellie as she fought for her life. and we sat in the back of the police car, absolutely stunned. and then they said, "does she have a boyfriend?" and i said, "oh, she does, but he doted on her. he wouldn't harm her." pat, and what does justice mean for you? i think he's evil. i don't believe

house. >> san jose police have not yet connected the devices in the home to the ones found at the school. >>> big get away friday, and here's a live look at sfo. the airport seeing one of its busiest days of the year. we have people getting a jump on their thanksgiving holiday, going to take the entire week off next week. people flying out after attending this week's dream force conference, and that odds up to an expected 171,000 travelers passing through the airport. that as san jose international expected to get around 500,000 travelers for this thanksgiving holiday. it's expected to last through the first week of december. >> we're headed off to seattle. we're going to see her great grandpa for the first time. >> and bay area roads also congested tonight. if you've been out there, you know. here's a look at the traffic in oakland right now. 880 always tough on a friday night. maybe some extra holiday travelers in the mix this evening. >>> now campaign 2020 and one potential democratic candidate betting big on the golden state. kpix 5's wilson walker explains how michael bloomberg hopes

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school, but he caught the bus straight home. despite not having a licence, he took the family car and drove to ellie's house. g nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's father found her on the kitchen floor. and i'll never forget that phone call of matt, hysterical, saying, nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive and... and then mattjust sobbing at the end of our drive. and ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging friends about self harming, but we now know the scratches on his neck had come from ellie as she fought for her life. and then they said, "does she have a boyfriend?" and i said, "oh, she does, but he doted on her. he wouldn't harm her." today, in sentencing him, thejudge described it as an exceptionally grave crime. beyond imagining the pain and terror she must have suffered. what does justice mean for you? i think he's evil. i don't believe he should be allowed to take another breath, quite frankly.

school, but he caught the bus straight home. despite not having a licence, he took the family car and drove to ellie's house. neck before going back to school, pretending nothing had happened. three hours later, ellie's dad found her on the kitchen floor. and i never forget that phone call of matt, hysterical, saying, "carole, you need to drive home, ellie's had an accident. drive carefully, but ellie's had an accident." and then as i pulled round into our drive, nothing could prepare me for police cars abandoned everywhere, and an ambulance at the end of the drive and... and then mattjust stopping at the end of our drive. and ijust ran up to him, and a policeman said, "who are you?" and i said, "i'm her mother, what's happened?" at the same time, thomas griffiths was messaging friends about self harming, but we now know the scratches on his neck had come from ellie as she fought for her life. and we sat in the back of the police car, absolutely stunned. and then they said, "did she have a boyfriend?" and i said, "oh, she does, but he doted on her. he wouldn't harm her." pat, what does justice mean for you?

house. >>since thursday 9 people have died in mass shootings to a high school in santa clarita california, 3 of duncan oklahoma walmt and for house party in fresno the home district of california congressman jicosta. children were president. at they were watching a football game. >>the debate over gun reform is on again in washington. there hasn't been as much movement from the white house or the senateas we would like to see kyle and hunter is with brady a gun control advocacy group, the house pass gun reform legislation 6 months ago but since then there's been no action in the senate. >>repuicans and democrats have good and different ideas on how to deal with with gun violence in america. would it be refreshing if the president where to bring us together despite initially supporting stroer background checks and red-flag laws the president has gone quiet. >>senate republicans worry reform forts could jeopardize second amendment rights. >>into the woods where they say there are times of cnge. they should not have. that right and i don't agree with that that was oklahoma senator jim inhofe november 7t >>senate republicans say they need direction from e wh