kai hall should still be alive. at the trust failed to properly monitor his heart rate, and missed that he was in distress. his heartbroken parents are astonished the trust was told a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's main lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. now it's time for the travel show. on this week's travel show, we are exploring a secret corner of spain full of places that time forgot. really beautiful round here. it's really quiet. we are tackling the great wall of china, one step at a time. and we're tracking down a wild and secretive creature that's learned to steer well clear of humans. we're looking out at the bottom of the valley here.

kai hall should still be alive.y monitor his heart rate and missed that he was in distress. his heart—broken parents are astonished the trust was told a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. across the for this goal of the season across the for this goal of the season against celtic. but ugo ehiogu will bruin and theresa may says there'll be no cuts to foreign aid but stops short of promising to keep pensions rising as they do now. and still to come, tributes to the former england and aston villa defender ugo ehiogu, who collapsed and died yesterday at the age of 44. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bb

kai hall should still be alive. in distress. his heart—broken parents are astonished the trust was told a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's main lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. thousands of people have been without power in san francisco. power cuts affected much of the financial district. many shops were closed, and there were chaotic scenes in the streets after traffic lights went out. the city's cable car loa ns lights went out. the city's cable car loans stopped running. —— lines. the duke and duchess of cambridge have made a surprise appearance on bbc radio one. while promoting a mental health charity, kate and wills also gave an insight in

kai hall should still be alive.heart rate and missed that he was in distress. his heart—broken parents are astonished the trust was told a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's main lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. len mccluskey has been re—elected as the general secretary of the uk's biggest trade union, unite. mr mccluskey beat his nearest rival gerard coyne byjust over 5,500 votes. but onlyjust over 12% of unite's million—plus members voted. following the result, mr coyne, who was suspended from his position in the union yesterday, said he's considering a legal challenge. britain is on course to see its first full day generating electricity withou

kai hall should still be alive.nitor his heart rate and missed that he was in distress. his heart—broken parents are astonished the trust was told a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may declines to say whether she'll continue with the tories‘ policy of pension increases, while the chancellor hints that the conservatives may leave open the possibility of tax rises. as voting gets under way in france, parisian officials say the gunman who shot dead a policeman was known to them as karim cheurfi, a convicted criminal. a new report into the deaths of three soldiers during an sas exe

kai hall should still be alive.d a decade ago to improve its maternity care. it makes me angry, but it makes me sad as well, to think of all the people that have lost their children because theyjust haven't done anything, they haven't acted. it's horrible. you feel robbed. this memory bear is katie and matt's lasting link to kai. years after the trust was told to improve care, their son is one of several babies who need not have died. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. a court has heard how a teenage computer hacker unleashed nearly two million cyber attacks on websites around the world using a programme designed in his bedroom. adam mudd, who is now 20, admitted creating the programme and selling it to criminals. the case comes as a new report by the national crime agency warns that the average hacker is just 17 as angus crawford reports. simple, effective, illegal. in german: die website, titaniumstresser. net. the titanium stresser, a cyber weapon designed to shut down websites unless their owners paid a ran

kai a.m. and steve hall. jim, let me start with you on the reporting. there's another report i want to ask you about, the a.p. showing that financial reports show that paul manforth received more than a million dollars in off the book payments. a spokesman has said that's not true. how damaging, though, could it be? >> it could be very laging. it results from the black ledger as it's known in russia. it was a handwritten account of money paid. when it came out a few months ago, paul manforth and his lawyers questioned the authenticity of it. but they've tracked the payments from the ukraine to his consulting firm, so it's backed up. i shoot note that these mamts happened a number of years before paul manfort was donald trump's campaign manager. manforlt announced earlier today he is retroactively registered as a foreign agent because of work like this. >> i see your point. steve, i guess comma i'm wondering, when he says it's a long time ago, does this raise the question that he was compromised by the hidden payments so that when he worked for the trurc

kay. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with sunshine.keep it that way throughout the afternoon. it will be a windy day in san francisco. expect a high of 68 degrees. 70 degrees tomorrow. and we continue to warm up from there into the mid 70s next week. through the inland area, it will be 77 today but 80 tomorrow and 82 on sunday. expect it to make it to the upper 80s by next week. it's going to be hot with a lot of dry weather this seven-day forecast. >>> and that's your latest weather, guys. >> coming up, facebook's new war against fake news. what the social network is now doing to keep it off your feed. >> and two decades after the tralgic killing of fashion icon johnny versace, his partner speaks out. m 'll hear fro whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's

kay. we're inspired by the hunt, you have to be careful, saying that we were down at city hall we will have a rematch of our easter egg hunt. >> i who by one egg. >> he only came up with a half >> a half. >> a half. >> he is doing that to me because he is mad because i'm trying to disqualify him for having a half egg. he was trying to cheat. >> thanks, karen. >> and so then he attacks me. >> um-hmm. >> so we will have a rematch at 9:30. >> this will be up the anti because thinks outside, so when we know up and down market street trying to find these eggs and is there katrinak kline. >> are you kidding me,. >> that was hiding an egg. >> they did pretty well last time. i firmly believe you do this to distract us and then, wow, okay. >> we shouldn't be looking at this, close your eyes. >> all right. >> lets take that down, never mind. let's not show them. i wanted viewers to see. >> okay, i'll mark that spot down. >> megan milky way, could you have the camera person go back down to fourth and market. they had to dig a hole in the sidewalk. i was out there when they were laying down the cement

kay. the last plan failed spectacularly when they couldn't get the votes. angry voters have been giving the got what for. earfuls at town hallsand we don't have any details on his marvelous new plan, but we are told it's the first thing on the agenda next week and the vote could happen then. kennedy: can republicans get 'er done next week? how confident are you they will come together to head off embarrassment? >> not much confidence tonight but we don't have that's details to go on right now. there are a lot of republicans who said this is something we can't take away from people. they have gotten that under obamacare. we won't have a cbo score, i presume. a lot of people screaming, a new healthcare plan that takes away insurance for 20 million people is not what we want. >> the house speaker reached out to freedom caucus and the tuesday group which is the more moderate republicans from state where hillary clinton actually won. so there tend to be more moderate voters in those states. what kind of compromise -- is it possible to have a bridge between these two groups? >> it might have been if they had done this before, the f

hall yesterday. that event will start at 11:00 a.m. monday followed in march. >>> followers are concerned about president trump's crack down on undocumented immigrants. reporter kayraseety has more. >> as the asparagas is cut washed and packed. bob worth is one of the owners of the company. and a growing number of state regulations have made it difficult for him to stay out of the red. >> how does one stay competitive when you're having to pay four times the amount of your competitor. >> as president donald trump's crack down on undocumented immigrants continues ferguson fears that may take a toll on his company's work force. earlier this year a stockton grandfather was deported to mexico. >> and it only take one and it just might as well shut the whole thing down. >> ferguson says right now they have enough workers to tend their fields and sheds. >> it will take 3 and a half hours. but fergson says as the days get warmer they'll need more people to harvest the asparagas. >> he says he may have to turn to a machine. >> the main solution to all this is mechanical. >> fox news. >>> waiting for sunshine now. >> i am looking forward to it and slightly warmer temperat