they cannot possibly argue we possibly violated the ina by getting rid of daca because ina does not say a single word about whether we can maintain policy. >> what is the policy believing that you exceeded your statutory power or that you have no authority to implement or take certain decisions? >> the analytical decisions going back to heckler is whether you've exceeded the constraints on your discretion. if you refuse to enforce the law simply, imagine dhs said we're not enforcing the law against anyone, everyone gets deferred action. in that system, even the last administration agreed that that would go too far that that exceeds -- >> you've exceeded the constraints on your discretion, in the second scenario you didn't think you had any discretion at all because you think it's an unlawful action. >> there's nothing illegal about that. if dhs had ceased to enforce the entire ina everyone agrees including the last administration and i'm assuming plaintiffs themselves would say that would not be proper but if dhs chooses to enforce the law with full vigor, adopted a zero tolerance polic

outside court, allens relatives defended he and ina. doris./allen's grandmother it is unfortunate this has happened to our family and i feel more help should have been there for the family to help with the children. maggie. allen's aunt he is a nice person. she is a nice person. i hope for the best. last week, both allen and rogers were charged on multiple counts of child

outside court, allens relatives defended he and ina. doris./allen's grandmother it is unfortunate this has happened to our family and i feel more help should have been there for the family to help with the children. maggie. allen's aunt he is a nice person. she is a nice person. i hope for the best. last week, both allen and rogers were charged on multiple counts of child

they are not arguing that we violated the ina by getting rid of daca. because ina does not say single word about whether we are required to maintain this poli policy. >> was the analytical distinction between believing you exceeded your statutory power and believing you have no authority to implement or take certain decisions. >> going back to heckler versus cheney it's whether you have exceeded the constraint on your discretion. imagine dhs as were not enforcing the law against everyone. everyone gets deferred system. they're saying that exceeds. >> if you exceeded the constraints and in the second scenario you didn't have discretion at all. if dhs side in an entire icing plaintiffs themselves would say that would not be proper. but if dhs chooses to enforce the lawful of vigor, that would not exceed the constraints. they may have been wrong that they had to be doing that. but they're not acting illegally. it's perfectly lawful to have zero tolerance. nothing they say otherwise. it's potentially unlawful to refuse the statute against these people. he r

(philippe) 31-year-old ina (eye-nuh) rogers arrived at solano county superior court with family by her side... she would later leave with sheriff's deputies after being taken into custody.sharon henry/da's office- "nobody, um, should live in those conditions." on march 31st -- rogers was arrested and posted bail on a misdemeanor charge of child endangerment. this after police discovered her kids were living in unhealthy conditions. the children's father, 29-year-old jonathan allen was also arrested. on wednesday, rogers returned to court -- where prosecutors amended the criminal complaint. rogers is now charged with nine felony counts of child abuse in addition to the misdemeanor.sharon henry/da's office- "the children started to disclose just vicious and callous acts, um, that were committed against them by the father. and, the statements also indicated or proved, that the mother, miss rogers, had allowed this torturous acts to occur." rogers has denied the allegations in the past. after court -- her attorney declined to talk about the case. the district attorney's office says all ten

and the mother -- 31-year-old ina rogers will appear in court on those new charges tomorrow. kron 4's terisa estacio is in fairfield tonight with the latest on the investigation. the children's mother ina rogers has said she knew nothing about the alleged torture of her children including accusations that the father shot the children with a bb gun but that is not the case.. according to prosecutors, in fact, it is far from the truth. (take vo) these are the latest documents filed today here at the solano county court house. ina rogers, the fairfield 30 year mother of 11 children now facing 9 counts of felony child abuse, and one count of cruelty to a child by endanering health. chief assistant district attorney sharon henry about the new charges and the case. sharon henry, prosecutor solano county. it is causing great bodily harm." "it is an agregious case." (continue vo) and there is this in other court documents prosecutors alledge quote on a continuous basis the children were getting punched, strangled, bitten, shot with weapons such as crossbows and bb guns. also, they we

the attack on sean cox that left him ina the attack on sean cox that left him in a critical conditionsafety issues around this match. yesterday was very quiet, a public holiday. today, the liverpool fans arrived en masse. but i must say, it has been a celebratory atmosphere with you and respect between the two sets of fans. no incidents reported. 1200 police officers on duty. a whole raft of measures to ensure the safety of liverpool fans. such is not walking to the stadium under any circumstances. quite an extraordinary measure in 2018 in a major european city, and also not winning team colours to identify themselves as liverpool fans. no drinking in public places and respecting national monuments. let's hear from respecting national monuments. let's hearfrom some respecting national monuments. let's hear from some fans who we re were in joyous were injoyous spirits were in joyous spirits and all seemed to be calm. i'm not worried about it. i'm not worried about troubles or anything. i'm looking forward to the match. we have been told to stay away from certain areas and if we keep aw

on wednesday, victoria wright ina you? on wednesday, victoria wright in a charity race at warwick. she is looking forward to it. it will be her first as looking forward to it. it will be herfirst as a looking forward to it. it will be her first as a woman. i put it that your friends are the brave people. they didn't have a choice as to whether i had done this or not. they are the ones who have got to be brave to stand by you, walked down the street with you, i think once you have done it once with them, then they rely is that you are the same person, you just look a bit different. -- realise that you are the same person. and victoria finished second in that charity race at warwick in the past hour. now, last week, you may remember that we showed you what happened when real madrid's marcelo let his son hang out with some of his teamates. enzo became an overnight internet sensation, as this did the rounds on social media. he completed the bin—challenge with the 12 time european champions. in it goes. enzo, plays for one of real‘s youth teams, and dad marcelo paid them a visit to see

in english football, no match has higher stakes. 48 league games to find ina higher stakes. 48 league to find in a day and to land promotion, you earn a place in club royalty. it has been too long for aston villa and file under the first step was taken by the team. aston villa waited for the second half to launch their onslaught. they pinned their hopes on the feet of jack greer

ina rogers and jonathan allen will be back in court on thursday, may 24 at 830am in fairfield.s a motion to increase bail for jonathan allen and a readiness conference for ina rogers. solano county authorities say the children suffered puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun. 30-year old rogers and 29-year old jonathon allen, the father of her ten children were arrested after their 12-year old child was reported missing. once the child was found they searched the home due to concerns for the safety and health of the other children. officers found nine more children, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years old, investigators say the children were living in "squalor and unsafe conditions." 29-year old allen denies seven counts of torture and nine charges of abusing the children. 31-year old rogers is charged with nine counts of child abuse. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... before hitting the tracks ... brand new bart cars are vandaliz

ina earthquake that has hit hawaii's big island.l survey is now ranked it as us geological survey is now ranked itasa us geological survey is now ranked it as a 5.8 magnitude quake that hit hawaii's big island, just south of where the volcano has been spewing ash and laba into residential areas. its electien campaign. = tfi§§§§§§fllfifiél hsfifii " ”" "' "”"" thousands of party lawyer lets have tended to manifesto launch web president emmerson mnangagwa pledged to raise the standard of living for all zimbabweans. he has also promised to create a middle income country by 2030. by some accounts, this is a measured plan. he said his plan is hinged on opening up closed industries and reviving the economy. zimbabwe is in good hands. the theme of this year's manifesto and campaign launch, unite, fight corruption, develop, re—engage and create jobs. it is a slick election campaign being launched here. dozens of billboards have been splashed across the country and just across from here, i rode a brand—new campaign cars are ready to go. even some

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here ina knowing how to work with it is. town called verkhnaya salda deep inside the urals region may have been working with the decades. is the world largest public titanium producer, keep up the american air planes are made here. translation: there was a monopoly, there is no competition and boeing has nowhere else to go to. but russia's relations with the united states are heated, after the latest round of us sanctions against russia arejust round of us sanctions against russia are just late and moz moscow introduced a bill that would among other measures to supplies from this factory to america. engines, landing gear, wind components, americans would have to look elsewhere. these two massive bits of metal bill eventually hold together the wings of boeing 787 dreamliners. 0bviously any ban on exports to america will hurt american plane makers. the trouble is that this will also have the earnings of this company and the life of this little town. the company's leadership says plainly the suggestion that it can dispense with

we are ina and clean, like this, instead.emergency and the shift towards clean mobility and the shift towards clean mobility and the diminution of the number of cars ina the diminution of the number of cars in a city like paris is very urgent, so we in a city like paris is very urgent, so we need to do something. paris has already banned older cars on entering the city on weekdays. it wa nts to entering the city on weekdays. it wants to get rid of diesel vehicles altogether within six years and it is offering big incentives for people to travel in other ways. individuals can claim subsidies worth up to $500 each to help them by electrically assisted bicycles. that raises to $750 to pay for bikes, public transport or car sharing scheme is they scrap their own cars 01’ sharing scheme is they scrap their own cars or motorbikes. and small businesses can claim up to $11,000 to help them buy electric vehicles. but the city's actions have attracted some determined opposition. julian represents a car drivers's lobby group. i asked in

two youngsters ina story in the world.oungsters in a fatal embrace, their whirring families unable to let them live out their dreams. but this is not shakespeare's story. it isjuliet and romeo. the tale retold by the novelist david hewson said in the same place, verona, and firmly in the last days of the 15th century. with their lives given new twists and new histories. how do you turn shakespeare into a novel? this book, this novel started life as an audio book. it was done to be listened to. tells the story about that, because it's fascinating. listened to. tells the story about that, because it's fascinatingm was a one—man that i wrote with richard armitage who can play any pa rt richard armitage who can play any part you push at him. her recording about two years ago here in london, and richard said to me when is the book coming out? it never occurred to me that there would be a book because it was a script. when it came out lots of said when is the book coming out? i decided to decided to try to turn it, having turned

that's your business briefing, see you ina that's your business briefing, see you in a moment.tle, the scottish government has today introduced a minimum unit price of 50p for alcohol, meaning the cost of some drinks has gone up. 0ur correspondent, catriona renton, reports. it's been a long time coming, but today's scotland is the first country in the world to have a minimum unit price for alcohol. well, it's never too late... at edinburgh royal infirmary, the first minister met people with alcohol—related liver illnesses. minister met people with alcohol-related liver illnesses. all the evidence says when it's not going to solve the problem on its own, without action that targets the affordability of alcohol, then we won't make the progress we need to seek. audrey duncan is recovering out but last year was taken into hospital with the early stages of alcohol—related brain damage. now 37 yea rs alcohol—related brain damage. now 37 years old, she started drinking heavily in her twenties. it started off at about four cans of beer a day and then i started to progress to crates of

we will hear from you ina way. thank you. we will hear from you in a few minutes as well. raided the offices of samsung securities after a so—called fat finger trade. let's go over to our asia business hub, where rico hizon is following the story. there is the fat finger, i think this one was fatter than that. absolutely. just to you what a fat finger years, is a keyboard input error in the potential markets, david, whereby in order to buy or sell is placed at a far greater size than intended for the wrong stock or contract at the wrong price, or with any number of import errors. so this is what happened to samsung securities, the brokerage firm of south korea's biggest firm. they gave billions of shares to employees, that is more than 30 times the value of its outstanding shares. it prompted a public complaint, an outcry, particularly after it was discovered, david, that some workers quickly sold off the shares. so the country's financial watchdog found that 21 employees traded or attempted to sell shares to make a profit from this era. a seoul prosecutor official decline

ina they were the byproduct of ivf. right.ted for a purpose, and if they're not actually used for implantation and the donors are co mforta ble implantation and the donors are comfortable with it, then, you know, this is... of course the pressure will be on because there's more research required. i think that's true, yep. you make the point about the rules in the united states. in the rules in the united states. in the wake of the development of crispr—cas9, james clapper in february, 2016, the us director of national intelligence in a report included gene editing as a threat, a threat posed by weapons of mass destruction and proliferation because of the concerns. that's a threat you see too? i think it was included on that list because of the need to dedicate funds to study it. i think it was really... there was a purpose to including it on that list. that being said, i think the reality is this technology, like many technologies, has the potential to be used for harm. so it is important to be understanding that and taking ap

all right ina. >> congratulations again.plause] >> clerk: okay supervisor sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: it is my great honour to recognize today, to commie craddick. she is the founder and director of a dance studio located in the valley. and her program is amazing. i think, in fact if you guys talk to some of your constituents, you will be surprised how many kids have gone through her program over the last 21 years. literally thousands. she starts, kids start as young as three and stay with her, many of them, through high school. many have gone to julliard and other major dance programs. and what makes to commie unique, this is a san francisco jewel that is all communicated by word of mouth. i do not think you have ever run an ad in your life. the people, the community that she creates with her passion and her artistry, she is an extraordinary dancer in her own right, starting with her teacher when you were three years old. home in japan. but, what makes takami really unique, is the bond that she creates with these kids. ma

outside court, allens relatives defended he and ina. doris./allen's grandmother it is unfortunate this has happened to our family and i feel more help should have been there for the family to help with the children. maggie. allen's aunt he is a nice person. she is a nice person. i hope for the best. last week, both allen and rogers were charged on multiple counts of child abuse. in addition, allen faces 7 counts of torture. in court documents, the children reportedly told child abuse specialists that they had been bitten and struck with bb guns. and quote : due to continuous abuse the children have varying forms of scars, including broken arms." back on march 31st, rogers contacted police after rep0rtedly missing a child. when authorities arrived at the home, , they say, they found feces smeared on floors, urine soaked carpet - the house in shambles. rogers intially blamed the mess on looking for her missing child. the children were removed and a further investigation revealed the alledged abuse. krishna adams, district attorney solano co. "as

i realized god has millions of different names. >> we also caught up with the mother, ina rogers. she did not want to comment but is free on bail. she is doing court for a hearing where the district attorney wants to increase her bail to nearly a half million dollars and add felony charges. >>> a viral video in oakland has triggered outrage among community right -- community members. we will tell you about a rally at lake merritt. >>> a vacancy on the santa clara city council. the reason councilman dominic concerta stepped down. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is the middle of the week. it is wednesday, may 16. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. let's check in with steve paulson . we have an big deal on 880, which sal castendo will get to but what will it be like for temperatures and weather today? >> north and east, maybe eastern solano county could see a few showers. baseball is 12:45 pm with the reds and the giants. i think we will get a little more sun after

we can look at the list ina of the best. we can look at the list in a moment.best goalkeepers in courtois. great defenders. you have vincent kompany. in midfield, de bruyne and hazard and up front lukaku. and chadli is in the squad. de bruyne stands out as the key player. he has had an incredible season in the premier league. perhaps unlucky not to win player of the year. roberto martinez knows how important he is to belgium. de bruyne has been ajoy to belgium. de bruyne has been ajoy to watch evolving. not just season this. i took a strong role last campaign when manchester city didn't win any titles, but you could see how important he became and how vital he was in order to achieve what his club has achieved. that is a provisional squad of 28. a man who didn't get in, roma's nainggolan. yes, he has had a great season. he is 30 and reaching his peak. it is controversial. there he is. he has been left out and there are protests from some belgium fans. a very popular player. you know it is a good side when they can leave out somebody like that. it is a personali

the mother, ina rogers was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment in march. the kids are now with relatives. rogers told me her son left the home because he was upset about having to do a new chore. investigators have it all wrong. >> these allegations are absolutely incorrect. and, yeah, it's unfair. their whole idea of us is wrong. me and my husband are doing what we have to do with 11 kids. i work in the medical field. i don't accept any type of help for them, just me and my husband. we have a beautiful family. >> reporter: but police, the da's office and child welfare launched an investigation and determined children suffered severe emotional and physical abuse. >> they had intention aabuse resulting in -- intentional abuse, burns, reducing and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or air soft gun. >> reporter: officers returned to the home on friday and arrested the father, jonathan allen on suspicion of felony torture and child abuse. he was in court monday, but didn't enter a plea. >> he is an amazing person, i'm an amazing mother. >> t

the tragic death has left everyone ina the tragic death has left everyone in a state of deep shock.n games for the england under 21 before going on to play twice for trinidad and tobago. in a tweet on social media earlier this afternoon aston villa said they are deeply saddened to hear of the death of erdogan and said that the players would wear black armbands as a tribute at the game tonight. and thoughts are with the family and friends at this sad time. aston villa supporters as well with very fond of jlloyd villa supporters as well with very fond oleloyd samuel, a talented left full—back and they will be here in numbers. 40,000 of them to pay their own special tribute as a game which is such importance to both clu bs. which is such importance to both clubs. villa are leading from the first leg, 1— nil. utterly peerless the middlesbrough manager is a fiery competitor and he will not be overawed by the size of the task tonight. 2000 middlesbrough fans have made the journey down from tayside hoping for a repeat of that victory that middlesbrough took here in the league cup back in s

the children's mother, 39-year- old ina rogers, is facing charges of child neglect. she strongly denies the charges. >> reporter: fairfield police say 10 children ranging in age from four months to 12 years old were living in horrible living conditions in this four bedroom home. the case began when a 12-year- old boy went missing. officers found him and returned him home and decided to search the residence. they fail nine more children inside. >> while inside, officers located unsafe and unsanitary living conditions, including garbage and spoiled food on the floor, animal and human feces, and a large amount of debris. >> reporter: this is video from inside the home after the mother allowed reporters inside. the mother, 39-year-old ina rogers, was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment in march. the kids were taken into could -- into protective custody and are with relatives. the boy left because he was upset because he had to do a tour. she says investigators have it wrong. >> it is unfair. their whole idea of us is wrong. me and my husband are doing what we hav

(vicki) ina rogers arrived at the court with family.but left with sheriff's deputies after being taken into custody. on march 31st -- rogers was arrested and posted bail on a misdemeanor charge of child endangerment. this after police discovered her kids were living in unhealthy conditions. the children's father, 29-year-old jonathan allen was also arrested. on wednesday, rogers returned to court -- where prosecutors amended the criminal complaint. rogers is now charged with nine felony counts of child abuse in addition to the misdemeanor. rogers has denied the allegations in the past. (grant) tonight - new details coming out about the conditions inside the children's fairfield home. and how prosecutors say the couple tried to cover up the physical and psychological abuse they inflicted on the children. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, authorities say it took only a few minutes inside the home to see that something was terribly wrong. (terisa estacio reporting) sources tell kron four news that when officers first went into the hom

the da's office added nine felony child abuse charges to ina rogers's case. the assistant da argued that her bail should be set at a higher amount to reflect the more serious charges saying she abuse those children and assisted her husband and torturing them. she has the potential to do that if she is not in custody. the judge agreed and said bail at $498,000 which is too great for rogers to afford. in making his decision the judge said what she might not be a danger to the public at large, she may still be a danger to her children. her husband is awaiting his court date. jonathan allen in ina rogers have spoken publicly denying the allegations against them. rogers maintain the same sad look on her face for the duration of this morning's hearing. her sister and brother-in-law left the courtroom in tears. rogers attorney declined to speak about the case. her next hearing is scheduled for may 24. ktvu fox2 news . >>> california's da will appeal the ruling that overturned california's right to die law. a judge in riverside county overturn the log yesterday. he c

. >> reporter: allen fiercely denies all allegations against him and his wife, ina rogers. he's charged with torture and child cruelty involving his ten children. >> i'm not a cruel dad whatsoever. i'm the most loving parent that i could possibly be. >> reporter: but authorities paint a very different picture. in this house where the children slept ten to a room and where animal and human feces were found the parents are accused of punching, burning, and waterboarding their kids. ina rogers was originally charged with misdemeanors and was able to bail out, and now the d.a. has amended those charges in this complaint to felony child abuse. she'll be here in court wednesday morning. i tried speaking with her and a cousin after the charges were filed. >> i'm sorry, miss. >> is there anything you want to say as far as how your kids are doing? >> no comment. >> reporter: but allen had a lot to say about his children, who are now staying with rodgers' mother in antioch. >> they are brainwashed because they are still chilen. >> reporter: allen insists they were one big happy but m

today, the judge told ina rogers he was setting her bail at nearly half a million dollars. the judge said rogers "may not be a danger to the public at large, but these charges make clear she is a danger to the children." with that, she went to jail. >>> a lyft driver is accused of sexually assaulting a passenger while she was unconscious. this is the suspect. last month, he picked up the woman in oakland, and drove her to his home where he secondly assaulted her. afterwards, he drove the woman home. the suspect is being held without bail in alameda county. >>> four people and their dog attacked in a popular bay area park. tonight, betty yu reports two pit bulls and their owner are still on the loose. >> reporter: san francisco police need your help finding the owner of two pit bulls who they say walked away after his dogs caused several injuries here at delores park at the off leash area. police say just before noon on sunday, these two pit bulls attacked another dog named bloom. bloom looks similar to ones picture here. she suffered puncture wounds to her back, and four ad

outside court, allens relatives defended he and ina. doris.llen's grandmother it is unfortunate this has happened to our family and i feel more help should have been there for the family to help with the children. maggie. allen's aunt he is a nice person. she is a nice person. i hope for the best. last week, both allen and rogers were charged on multiple counts of child abuse. in addition, allen faces 7 counts of torture. in court documents, the children reportedly told child abuse specialists that they had been bitten and struck with bb guns. and quote : due to continuous abuse the children have varying forms of scars, including broken arms." back on march 31st, rogers back on march 31st, rogers contacted police after rep0rtedly missing a child. when authorities arrived at the home, , they say, they found feces smeared on floors, urine soaked carpet - the house in shambles. rogers intially blamed the mess on looking for her missing child. the children were removed and a further investigation revealed the alledged abuse. krishna adams, distric

. >> reporter: ina rogers showed up to court hoping to stay out of jail. but new court documents presented shocking new details that will make her continued freedom very difficult. prosecutors revealed today her 10 children had been subjected to water boarding, a form of torture, and claimed the children were hit with crossbows and bbs, kicked and punched. >> the children described incidents of intentional abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising, injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet or bb gun. >> reporter: the records also accuse the children's father of hitting the children with sticks and bats and pouring scalding water on them and dissuading them from talking to authorities. earlier this week, rogers allowed cameras inside her home. 10 children ages 4 months to 12 years old slept in one room. police say the children were living in squalor. rogers claims police made this mess and that she is innocent. >> why would i ever have a house full of children that were abused or allow them to be abused? i love my children. >> reporter: ro

. >> reporter: allen fiercely denies all allegations against him and his wife, ina rogers. he's charged with torture and child cruelty involving his ten children. >> i'm not a cruel dad whatsoever. i'm the most loving parent that i could possibly be. >> reporter: but authorities paint a very different picture. in this house where the children slept ten to a room and where animal and human feces were found the parents are accused of punching, burning, and waterboarding their kids. ina rogers was originally charged with misdemeanors and was able to bail out, and now the d.a. has amended those charges in this complaint to felony child abuse. she'll be here in court wednesday morning. i tried speaking with her and a cousin after the charges were filed. >> i'm sorry, miss. >> is there anything you want to say as far as how your kids are doing? >> no comment. >> reporter: but allen had a lot to say about his children, who are now staying with rodgers' mother in antioch. >> they are brainwashed because they are still children. >> reporter: allen insists they were one big happy but

new charges were filed against ina rogers. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley was 3. >> 30-year-old ina walked in a free woman. 30 minutes later booked in the solin an county jail facing nine additional felony counts of child abuse. bell is set at $495,000 which her private attorney barry neumann says she can't afford to pay. the judge denied reducing it. the d.a. office said rogers allowed hess husband to inflict torturous acts on her ten children for years in this house in fairfield. allen is also in jail facing torture and child cruelty charges. >> it is public record that the acts included hot water, biting, and various other acts that were just horrendous. >> including water boarding. >> that is the allegation. >> and having the kids shot with a pellett gun. >> that was stated in the court record. >> the children ages 4 months to 12 years old were removed from the home in late march and now live with their sister and mother's house in antioch. ious two days ago in a interview rogers blamed her mother for allegations. we

ina (eye-nuh) rogers arrived at the court with family members.... but left with sheriff's deputies, after being taken into custody. on march 31st -- rogers was first arrested, and posted bail on a misdemeanor charge of child endangerment. this, after police discovered her children were living in unhealthy conditions. the children's father, 29-year-old jonathan allen, was also arrested. on wednesday, rogers returned to court -- where prosecutors amended the criminal complaint against her. rogers is now charged with nine felony counts of child abuse, in addition to the misdemeanor. rogers has denied the allegations in the past. (ken) continuing our coverage tonight - new details coming out about the conditions inside the children's fairfield home. and how prosecutors say the couple tried to cover up the physical and psychological abuse inflicted on the children. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, authorities say it took only a few minutes inside the home to see that something was terribly wrong. (terisa estacio reporting) sources tell kron four ne

(jrs)(j.r.)ina rogers will face a judge tomorrow morning. she has already bailed out of jail but a new bail amount could be set. as for the evidence the father says he has. he talked about auto recordings that will clear his name and his wife's name. much more from that jailhouse interview tonight at 9. live in fairfield. j.r. stone kron 4 news. (ken) (ken) (ken) (ken) (ken) stay with kron 4 as we continue to cover this child abuse case. on our website we have all of the court documents-- as well as a timeline of the investigation and video of what the home looked like when the children were rescued by police. it's all on kron4-dot-com. (vicki) it's the barbeque brouhaha that went viral... sparking a rally today after a video capturing those heated moments between one woman and a family using charcoal while barbequing at lake merritt. the confrontation caused controversy in oakland...then got shared around the world. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in oakland with the latest developments. michelle? (michelle)a few dozen people were here t

the children's mother, 39-year- old ina rogers is facing charges of child neglect. she says she strongly denies the charges. >> reporter: fairfield police say 10 children, ranging in age from four months to 12 years old were living in horrible living conditions in this four bedroom home. the case began when a 12-year- old boy went missing. officers found him and returned him home. they decided to search the residence and found nine more children inside. >> while inside, officers located unsafe and unsanitary living conditions, including garbage and spoiled food on the floor. there was animal and human feces and a large amount of debris. >> reporter: this was video from inside the home after the mother allowed to reporters inside. the mother, 39-year-old ina rogers, was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment in march. the kids were taken into protective custody and are with relatives. ina rogers told me her son left the home because he was upset about having to do a new tour. she says investigators have it all wrong. >> these allegations are absolutely incorrect

lives ina society that wherewe live in a mesh everyone lives within their cost, community, -- caste, community. only 3% of people marry outside of their community. the characters in this book border running through them, of gender, of caste, of religious conversion , sort of, begins in the old city of delhi, and spirals out into the new into -- into kashmir, as you said, but the nerve center of the book is this place that has been shut down, but it used to be the place where protesters from all over india would gather, and it is a place where i spent a lot of time. one night -- i would spend nights there. it was just a most interesting place, and one night when i was baby appeared on the pavement, abandoned, and all of these movements -- all the wisdom, all the politics, they did not know what to do with that baby. -- althoughhink that is not how the book begins, that is the nerve center, with the chapter called nativity, where the baby is the antithesis of christ born, a little black --l swallowed in garbage this story, to me that chapter is like the inversion of the beginning of "w

a lot of rain ina tuesday was extreme. a lot of rain in a short period of time closed the m2.oud. —— wet. cloud has been growing. that rain will go north. it will go to northern england and the midlands, across towards wales, and the south—east will become more dry later with late sunshine. it will be misty for a while with heavy and thundery rain. more cloud the eastern scotland. another lovely day in northern ireland. this rain will go north. showers will perhaps head towards scotland and northern ireland. dry in england and wales. misty. not much wind to move things around. humid. 12—14. misty. not much wind to move things around. humid. 12411. more cloud for scotla nd around. humid. 12411. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures will not be as high on thursday. the odd shower. storms will go to the south—east towards east anglia. more very heavy rain, thunder and lightning, and some local leased flooding. —— localised. pressure is dropping across the uk which is keeping storms going. the tendency in the next few days is to push that much further north. s

she is a woman, was a woman who died in 2012 ina woman, was a woman who died in 2012 in a hospital inequested a termination and began to miscarry her baby. unfortunately she died from sepsis before she was given a termination. the independent inspector said the eighth amendment of the constitution played a major role and her death. a lot of people honouring and remembering her today. this is a deeply, deeply emotional day for the women of ireland. for many of them they feel that today is their day. there day when they finally achieved equality in the our system. you said you believed this was one of the most significant moments since the foundation of this state briefly. absolutely, this is profound. on the 70% of irish people decided in their view to trust women, to listen to women, to be compassionate towards women and to offer irish women a solution to their complex pregnancies. they're beginning to pop the champagne, take a moment to look at the people that are gathered in the centre of dublin at dublin castle, has announced that it isa at dublin castle, has announced that it is a

their young people are faced with hard choices, many end up here ina faced with hard choices, many end the issues you face it? —— here. under the saddam hussein regime, drug dealers and these are often put to death. now, they linger in cells like this. i mean, the conditions are like this. i mean, the conditions a re really like this. i mean, the conditions are really bad. yeah, very bad, no choice. there are two sides of basra. the city and the desert, run by the tribes. the tribal leaders have long—standing grievances against the government in baghdad. they say their land was taken for the oil companies, while their children got nothing. and prime minister haider al—abadi, they say, can no longer afford to ignore them. at the cafe back in the city, young man on play dominoes and charts. they have no jobs to get up for in the morning. they tell me people in power alleging drugs ruined their city. —— are letting. in the upcoming elections, the baghdad government must finally listened to the people in basra, locals warn, or risk them turning closer towards iran for their future. you can

ina border but not how they will prevent it. in a weekend match, there are real concerns.day anyway so i don't wa nt to down every day anyway so i don't want to see any checkpoints. there was enough bother between unionists and nationalists, so i think this is just making it worse. no agreement on ireland is one of the reasons talks might fail, said the eu chief negotiator. how much progress has there really been before the next vital summit there really been before the next vitalsummit injune? there really been before the next vital summit in june? i would say a little, very little. cannot underestimate the rendezvous in june. number ten says they will reach a customs decision speedily but with the prime minister trying to persuade to many parties, can she really have it all? the time is almmost 6:15pm. our top story this evening... dozens of palestinians have been killed and thousands injured by israeli troops during protests as america opens its new embassy in jerusalem. and still to come... gearing up for the royal wedding with less than a week to go. coming up on bbc

but ina ethics and rules and what have you.n a way it has not been depicted as the driverless car future. they are looking at it in terms of road safety, improving targets for detecting the passengers. we will see the third package coming from the eu transport division today. what i expect to see if targets being set, which is a great achievement, i think. this has been pushed by a lot of consumer groups. targets? targets for reducing totality is on the roads. in 2017 there were 25 thousand rd related that allergies across europe. the target is to reduce that by 50% by 2030. and they are going to look at serious injuries as well to look at serious injuries as well to reduce that by 50%. and they want to reduce that by 50%. and they want to start bringing in almost straightaway more of the autonomous vehicle capacity, has standard. exactly. if you think about autonomous vehicles moving into our lives, it will take time but a lot of things can be done already. if you think about the technology in the cars, there are number of fea

as the versed on the computer has beaten a chess champion ina computer has beaten a chess champion inaking place in massachusetts. god bless america. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines. indonesian police say members of one family carried out coordinated suicide bomb attacks on three churches — killing 11 people. as the us prepares to move its embassy tojerusalem, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu calls on other nations to do the same. the former british labour cabinet minister dame tessa jowell has died at the age of 70. she had campaigned to raise awareness of brain cancer following her diagnosis a year ago. during her political career she had worked as culture secretary under the then prime minister, tony blair. mr blair described her as an amazing politician and a dear friend. her impact on politics was enormous. everything she touched, she turned to gold in some way, whether it was advancing equal pay for women, starting sure start, which is an immense programme for children in our country, or bringing the olympics to britain. she did everything with t

dealing with european iran that relations since the mid—19 80s and always, there was a big question inaas a big question in a violent weather europe is independent from the us, whether iran can have a separate, independent, good relationship with the european union or not. —— 1980s. the european union or not. ——1980s. iran has decided to stick with the deal with europe, plus russia, plus china. if i'm a interrupts, iran has not made the decision to stick with the deal without conditions. the conditions laid out by mr rouhani... no, no, you write exactly. deal laid out by mr rouhani last week was ok, we we will wait a few weeks before ramping up our nuclear enrichment. we will wait and negotiate with our friends, who signed the agreement, to wait and see what they can deliver for us, to wait and see what they can deliverfor us, so to wait and see what they can deliver for us, so clearly the clear implication... that is exactly what i was going to say. iran has decided to stick with the deal. if they can deliver the commitments for staying in the nuclear deal. it means is the europeans, c

you started life ina massive law firm.tan and moved to the uk at the age of six. yes, a lot of people moved to the uk in the 60s, and my family did as well and we came and joined my father in the 70s. that was in 1973. it's a pretty common story and we've been hearing a lot about it with the windrush generation. are you the eldest of five or six? five. five, daughter, and you said your dad was very supportive and open—minded about what you could do and what you could be when you grew up the jaw mother was not so. i think my dad was supportive but the idea of a daughter going to work was as strange as it was for my mother but i think he was inherent in —— inherently more confident. where is my mother had had a very traditional, sheltered upbringing so for her it seemed unimaginable how you could navigate through the modern world as a woman. and yet you have navigated very successfully. you are where you are now. how do you think of the world of law in particular has changed over the past 30 or so years in terms of diversity