are actually al-jazeera in and why you can watch more from lawrence lee is investigation into islands mother and baby scandal on people in power that's later on wednesday at 2230 g.m.t. here on out of there well susan lowen is a co-founder of the adoption rights alliance and she doesn't think the commission of investigation will give the families the answers they need. collective massachusetts for it's the mothers and of the unmarried mothers and their not marital children across it's nonsense that 14 mother and baby homes they regarded as other the nuns used. staged state grants to profit from the so called care of these women and their children so they were never really concerned about the welfare of the individuals they were only concerned about their profit notion. using the women and for unpaid labor in those institutions i think the commission of investigation which of course is now running at 3 years late in its report is not going to provide the answers that families desperately needs and there is an absolute belief in the co-op i wish government that as long as they drag abst

between the catholic church and the irish state in a special 2 parts investigation correspondent lawrence lee has been in search of answers. in the corner of an unremarkable children's playground in the irish town of choom county galway a small patch of land has been walled off. a patch of land with an awful secret. very. tiny affair. 6 years ago local historian catherine corless realised that under the grass in and around an old septic tank like the bodies of hundreds of babies and infants. it's. time. that sewage tank was in the grounds of a mother and baby home run by catholic nuns known as the sisters the women and girls who'd fallen pregnant outside of marriage. the survivors and families of those who died were horrified the story came out it's about a tale of trying to find a septic tank and i knew it me tonight and that was my baby we wanted hardy safe zones from they have d.n.a. tests us. under pressure from widespread international concern and in 2015 the irish government set up an official commission of investigation into islands mother and baby. is the commission building if ever t

try to contain any affection possibly came out of the next well it's a 2 european broadcasts and lawrence lee is standing by in france and lauren certainly could a virus the top story across the continent but in the u.k. we're looking at lockdowns in the north of the country which will come as some surprise to many who live. well it certainly did at least one problem with this was that you see the government here using a feeble little bit of notice you know from 2 weeks from today organ have to wear a face mask so everyone gets a bit of time to prepare for it and so on this new policy saying that no one outside your immediate family is allowed into your house affecting a full 4 and a half 1000000 people in this part of england was announced with immediate effects very late last night on twitter and it's from everybody in the northwest of england it's a complete disarray you can imagine for example supposing your single mum trying to go to work on friday and you are expecting a child one of the come around and look after your young child well that's suddenly against the law and so it's plainly

thousands of children who died in their care in this 2nd part of our investigation correspondent lawrence lee reveals shocking new evidence about how and where some of those babies with every. 6 years ago it became clear that the bodies of hundreds of babies have been disposed of in an old sewage tank in the grounds of a catholic home for unmarried mothers in choom island. in the 1st part of our investigation we looked at the cruel and abusive treatments by church and states of young women accused of the mortal sin of pregnancy outside marriage. in this 2nd pass we investigate the fate of the babies the women were trash they were society's throw away. why would you trade a child in the back to. reveal the sheer scale of the scandal how foundations of babies died and why families and survivors feel so betrayed by the authorities breaking torn in the system i guess church and state are going to keep the church from coming helps. and we present shocking distressing new evidence about how and where the religious orders disposed of the bodies. they were often in rather grand buildings legacies of

and other western countries to lose weight quickly will not be easy lawrence lee al jazeera in southeastern england. lots more still to come for you here on the news including why the authorities in israel that again arrested the palestinian governor of jerusalem. a warning from activists in chile the pandemic and lockdowns are putting women at risk. and the new leader of the memorial has his eyes set on the bigger prize details in sport in about 35 minutes. iran's foreign minister zarif has been to the iraqi capital baghdad he held talks with the iraqi foreign minister and discussed relations which have been strained by foreign powers so he says neighboring nations have to cooperate for the good of the region without interfering in each other's affairs. for us stable powerful iraq is in the interest of our respective countries that's why we look forward to the continued constructive bilateral negotiations the stability security and peace in iraq is the stability of the entire region. and this is what iraq's foreign minister was saying. jamie and well if you are we look forward to continuin

success in controlling coronavirus compared to england and the overwhelming hostility to bragg's it lawrence lee reports from scotland. bert's has been dreaming of scottish independence for as long as he can remember he regards the english establishment as imperialists who stamped all over scotland just as they did the colonies the fact that the independence campaign narrowly lost the referendum 6 years ago doesn't matter to him because he believes his day will still come the us people who are still there they're still the strongest where the people that were marching the people that march in march in glasgow and edinburgh and all over there are still there you know they haven't given up but and they want. births lives in dunn t. the heartland of independents support for leaving the u.k. and going it alone polls around 65 percent here now it's going in that direction everywhere else as well trust in the scottish 1st minister nicolas sturgeon has rocketed since she appeared to be in control of the virus response in edinburgh while the government in london is widely regarded as chaotic and incompe

and other western countries to lose weight quickly will not be easy lawrence lee al jazeera in southeastern england. in chile a group called that last came an overnight sensation when their choreographed chant the noun seen violence against women went viral it's being used by activists around the world and has been translated into several different languages but less theses is now being you sued by chilean police for allegedly instigating violence the same police force that they accuse of committing abuses the sea and human reports from santiago. last november no one had heard of us they cease until the chilean hoops before minutes of a rapist in your path turned into the feminist and worldwide. the words denouncing violence and sexual abuse against women including by police have been translated into almost every language. it was performed again in paris just last week during protests against the interior minister accused of rape. while the chant has become a battle cry for the rights of abused women here in chile the 4 members of last bases are being accused of abusing the police with thei

between the catholic church and the irish state in a special 2 part investigation correspondent lawrence lee has been in search of answers.

thousands of children who died in their care in this 2nd part of our investigation correspondent lawrence lee reveals shocking new evidence about how and where some of those babies with every.

and other western countries to lose weight quickly will not be easy lawrence lee al jazeera in southeastern england. the sound is there and these are the top stories european union think it is amazing for a 3rd day to discuss a multi $1000000000.00 package to deal with the economic fallout of the pandemic german chancellor says it's possible they will not agree on conditions attached to grants for the hardest hit nations invited to indian today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one the various issues the size of the farm and the way it is managed and also the issues of the rule of law have now been well dealt with whether they'll be a solution i still can't say there's a lot of goodwill but there are also a lot of positions so i will join in working for it but there may also be no result today. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is in baghdad where he's met with his iraqi counterpart they discussed relations which have been strained by foreign powers serif denounce the killing of an iranian revolutionary guard commander after visiting the

this weekend well says it's harsh the restrictions will remain in place because they're working lawrence lee reports the border between england and wales the bridge over the river 7 cross it and move to a different country inside the united kingdom and it is genuinely striking how different rules seem to have led to different outcomes because while the infection and death rates in england are refusing to go away in wales there are now close to 0. we have to remember that corona wire is significantly disproportionately affects the elderly and the mortality rate sadly in that age group is higher therefore we do all expect to see cases but i'd like to see we go down to see doc is this ready some by the time the virus was at large in england wales had begun preparing the to meet a rule which is being dropped in england from this weekend remains in force here it's also been forbidden for months for anyone to travel more than 5 miles from home while london is full of traffic again this is the center of the welsh capital cardiff outside the government offices part of this clearly is about the rules

miss lawrence, i. ms. lee aye. ms. mccollum aye. mr. moolenaar, no. mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo, no. mr. pocan, aye. mr. price, aye. --aye.gley, i mr. rogers, -- mr. rogers? no. mr. ruppersburger. mr. serrano? mr. serrano aye. misses torres, aye. ms. wasserman schultz, aye. misses watson coleman. mr. womack, no. misses bustos is not recorded. >> record me as an aye. >> mrs. bustos, aye. >>ch member will now have five minutes to record their votes or change their votes. ote. >> mr. stewart? mr. stewart, no. mr. stewart. mr. stewart no. chair lowey: on this vote the are 22. 30, the no's i ask consent that the staff make conforming changes to the bill. objections, the vote is reported. wonderful. congratulations. free at last. oh no, you have to be on the floor. >> here's a look at our live coverage monday. the house is back. votes expected during the day. a discussion about russia's influence in the u.k. and europe getting around noon. at 1:00 p.m. a look at ways to increase voter turnout and the state of election system and the senate returns to work at 3:00. on c-span 3

lawrence lee has our exclusive report. 6 years old from the discovery of 800 babies bodies in sewagetanks and reform a mother and baby home in the arsenal of children and the state commission to investigate what really happened still has yet to report but choose seems to be the tip of the iceberg. this is like all such homes women who become pregnant out of marriage were ordered to come here. because huge this is your 1st impression when you walk in it's like a state and surrender their babies to the nuns for adoption while they were made to work in the laundry as a punishment for their sins. this is the 1st time a film crew has entered the. going to just start the we run briars of stuff in the 1980 s. michael was a groundsman he was asked by the nuns to clear a patch of land for what is now a so-called angels plots a place to commemorate the children who died of things like malnutrition in the home turned over to god and i just know what life was born of the nuns claim 269 babies died here the last in 1904 yet official records say the actual figure is over a 1000 so where are they w

year and nothing is more polarizing in the debate than fishing rights in the 1st of 2 part series lawrence lee has been speaking to fishermen in the south east of england welcome and no bricks. fisherman work harder than nearly anyone it's just after 5 in the morning and wink walpole is doing what he does most days traveling out of the mouth of the thames estuary towards the english channel to look for a catch but he has a big problem the far larger dutch trawlers which not only stealing waters but which sometimes use techniques like the mass electrocution of fish to take the lion share if the cold and the soul don't make it up to the estuary his chances last we shipped up to fish a lot of. boats would typically be fishing for 2020 stone and. one of my friends when. i think about 6 start you know i wouldn't pay for $1.00 industry. fishing rights have become arguably the most totemic issue of all for supporters of brics it's the small boats became a photo opportunity in support of no deal the argument being that a line had to be drawn in the sea to offer proper separation from a europe which ga

some health experts say the plan fails to provide the tools people need to improve their health lawrence lee reports now from chatham in southeast england. beat aaron young good looking fits and healthy quite the contrast with what he looked like just 3 years ago during that time he's lost over 100 kilograms it's been that i was really struggling. out of being out of routine and stuff like that. it's just about trying to find different things you can build into your day more your daily routine really. for me i've been doing what you daily you know all my workouts and stuff going out for walks when i can and tidying up the house for the partner so you know just about trying to keep busy the great is enthusiastic tackling obesity to fight the virus is boris johnson the heavyweights british prime minister who nearly died of coded and now looks visibly slimmer he wants everyone else to follow his example but countless experts say it's not as easy as it might sound physical health is one thing mental health something else again and the lockdown has been incredibly stressful for so many people wit

boris johnson can do about it the virus is leading to reputations being made and being broken lawrence lee al jazeera in south wales the venezuelan government has reversed its order to expel the ambassador from the e.u. the foreign minister tweeted that it was to avoid hindering dialogue with the e.u. but said he expected quote objective gestures in return president nicolas maduro demanded ambassadors expulsion hours after the e.u. imposed sanctions on 11 and israel and officials. well that comes as venezuela's president was refused permission to withdraw a $1000000000.00 worth of gold from a bank in london after a court battle over who britain sees as the country's real leader because menorahs had the funds would help pay for coronavirus aid but a judge ruled that the u.k. only recognises $1.00 leader when going to oh so you're here to report the bank of england his volts contain $31.00 tons of venezuela's gold president my daughter's government wanted the goal to help pay for vitally needed relief opposition leader why those representative said the money would only go to repress the vene

in bangkok for instance very much the to europe now lawrence lee joins me now from our london broadcast center with more news on that lockdown in northern england lawrence any particular community or city or town targeted here. well that not saying so out loud but there's a general supposition that the timing isn't the coincidence that this new set of rules has come right at the start of the celebrations the new rule says that you can have 2 families from different households in the same house so you can't invite other families your house you call as a family can go to somebody else's house either in the safe exit area that they have that they draw on the map the background of course is the sign says now think that community transition in england is particularly high in poor areas where you have lots of different generations of the same family living in the same house so grandparents parents and children in the same house that's obviously politically pronounced in muslim communities which which tend not to be very poor so that was with the reason why less the 25 percent muslim populatio

boris johnson can do about it the virus is leading to reputations being made and being broken lawrence lee al jazeera in south wales india's 1st plasma donation bank has opened in delhi state and the worst affected state has started what it calls the world's largest plasma therapy trial to say treating infected patients with plasma from recovered patients could reduce the number of coronavirus deaths as a purana reports from new delhi. but what is the problem with him but the we're going back to base con is the 1st person in delhi to have donated his plasma after recovering from the corona virus and april as the number of infections continues to increase and dia he's planning to donate for a 5th time. don't it can make a bad boy it feels really good to donate plasma i feel like i am saving the life of someone i have given plasma to that i'm helping a family returning happiness to their family. plasma therapy is tracing cover on a virus patient's around the world plausible from a former patient's blood a separated for a transfusion to an infected person plasma recovered patients contains an

miss lawrence, aye. miss lee, aye. ey, aye. e mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo, no. aye.ang greek,, pocan, aye. mr. quigley, aye. mr. rogers, no. aye.allen, mr. rupert's burger, aye. mr. rutherford, no. mr. ryan, aye. mr. cerrado, aye. anyrman lowey: does member wish to record their vote? >> mr. simpson, no. aye.asserman schultz, ms. coleman, aye. mr. homan, no. chairman lowey: does any member wish to record a vote or change their vote? the clerk will tally. [indiscernible conversations] chairman lowey: safe travels, my friend. safe travels. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on this vote,: nos are 18, 30, the the motion is agreed to. i ask unanimous consent that the staff be permitted to make technical changes to the bill. seeing a no objections, so ordered. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. [indiscernible conversations] >> during the summer months, reach out to your elected officials with c-s

lawrence no. ms. lee no. ms. lowy no. miss mccollum no. mule are aye. mr. palazzo aye. pngree.t cree aye. rutherford no. no.serrano mr. simpson aye. mr. stewart aye. ms. torres no. mr. visclosky no. ms. wasserman schultz no. .iss watson coleman no mr. womack aye. [no audio] men is not adopted. amendment is not adopted. for what reason does the member from illinois rise? >> the clerk will read the amendment. >> the reading is dispensed with. increasetempt to funding in conference and i want to thank mr. visclosky and majority and minority staff working with me to that end and provided the commitment to work on this as we move forward through the process. visclosky, they have said wonderful things about you based on you being from indiana. hoosieroosier, always a and i was born there as well. thank you for your service. yesterday, representative fortenberry talked about als. partnereen a bipartisan and continues his efforts. as many of my fellow appropriators are members of the the bill before us today includes funding for many important congressionally directed medical r

lawrence, no. ms. lee, no. ms. lowey, no. ms. mccollum, no. mr. moolenarr, aye. mr. palazzo, aye. ms. pingree, aye. mr. rutherford, no. mr. serrano, no. mr. simpson, aye. mr. stewart, aye. ms. torres, no. mr. visclosky, no. ms. wasserman schultz, no. mrs. watson-coleman, no. mr. womack, aye. chair lowey: on this vote, the amendment is not adopted. for what purpose does the member from illinois rise? a reading at the desk. i wish to dispense with the reading of the ammendment. chair lowey: the clerk will read the amendment -- oh. the reading is dispensed with. >> i will offer and withdraw this an attempt to increase funding in conference. and i want to thank mr. visclosky and majority and minority staff working with me and my staff towards that end and provided the commitment to work on this as we move forward through the process. chairman visclosky, they have said wonderful things about you based on you being from indiana. once a hoosier, always a hoosier, and i was born there as well. thank you for your service. yesterday, representative fortenberry talked about als. he has been

>>thank you lawrence now east a congresswoman barbara lee is well known throughout the bay area's a champion of progressive politics, but a local award-winning filmmaker felt that her story needed a wider audience and them in a documentary on her kron four's pam moore has a preview of truth to power properly speaks for me. a political item. >>fighting for social >>myself more as a public servant, not necessarily a politicians. >>the reason i wanted to do it is because i felt like. barber should be better known than she is outside of the bay area and i really wanted to share her story. the story traces barbara leisurely years born in texas the move to california her days at mills college u c berkeley a single mom and a young activist. >>when she needs shirley who is the first african american representative in congress who she invites to come to mills. >>and she decides what now that i can achieve running for president maybe i can work in her campaign and in that moment, barbara becomes you know essentially a political activist sort of within the democratic party, the film follows her electio

lawrence, aye. ms. lee, aye. mrs. lowee, aye. miss mayne, aye. mr. molnar, no. r. newhouse, no. ms. fingery, aye. mr. price, aye. mr. quigley, aye. r. rogers, no. mrs. rutherford, no. mr. ryan, aye. mr. siriano, aye. mr. simpson, no. mr. stewart, no. rs. torres, aye. mrs. wasserman schultz, aye. mrs. coleman, aye. mr. womack, no. you're not recording. mr. amaday, no. >> on this vote, the aye have 30, nays 22. he amendment is adopted. for what purpose does the member from maryland rise? >> madam chairwoman, amend am at the desk, amendment number two. and i would ask that the reading be dispensed with. >> without objection, the reading of the amendment is suspensed with. fleb maryland is recognized for five minutes on the amendment. >> thank you, madam chair. this amendment is an amendment that the committee has seen last year also, but is still an important amendment. it's very simple. as we know, tricare spends billions of dollars out of the d.o.d. budget. those hospitals that want to contract with tricare have to have certain quality standards, and with this amendment does, it inse

lawrence aye. mostly? miss lee aye. please have some quiet? >> can we please have some quiet? so that the clerk can hear you? >> mr. newhouse? mr. newhouse know. mr. palazzo? mr. palazzo know. mr. price? mr. price aye. mr. rogers? mr. rogers no. mr. rutherford? mr. rutherford no. mr. ryan? mr. ryan aye. mr. surround oh? mr. surround oh aye. mr. simpson? mr. simpson know. mr. stewart? mrs. two or no. mrs. torres? mrs. torres aye. michelle it's? michelle it's aye. ms. watson coleman? mrs. watson coleman aye. mr. womack? mr. womack know. >> does any member wish to record their vote or change their vote? the clerk will tally. (noise) good job to you. i have to announce that, don't i? (noise) thank you, dear. good work. on this vote, ladies and gentlemen, the ayes are 30, the no's are 22, the motion is agreed to. i ask unanimous consent that the staff be committed to make technical and conforming changes to the bill and report. seeing no objections, so ordered. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. three days. [general chatter] >> 16 term congressman, elliott angle has

miss lawrence, aye. miss lee, aye. ey, aye. e mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo, no.ye.ang greek,, pocan, aye. mr. quigley, aye. mr. rogers, no. aye.allen, mr. rupert's burger, aye. mr. rutherford, no. mr. ryan, aye. mr. cerrado, aye. anyrman lowey: does member wish to record their vote? >> mr. simpson, no. aye.asserman schultz, ms. coleman, aye. mr. homan, no. chairman lowey: does any member wish to record a vote or change their vote? the clerk will tally. [indiscernible conversations] chairman lowey: safe travels, my friend. safe travels. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on this vote,: nos are 18, 30, the the motion is agreed to. i ask unanimous consent that the staff be permitted to make technical changes to the bill. seeing a no objections, so ordered. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. [indiscernible conversations] unfilteredas coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and t

misses lawrence. mr. lee. miss mccullough. miss meng. mr. moolenaar. mr. newhouse. palazzo.also -- pocan. mr. price. mr. rogers. mr. rutherford. mr. ryan. mr. serrano. mr. toronto, no. aye.impson, mr. stewart, aye. misses torres, no. no.wasserman schultz, no. pullman, mr. womack, aye. chair lowey: on this vote, the are 28. 24, the nays the amendment is not adopted. this is the last amendment on defense. what purpose does the member from florida rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. i ask unanimous consent that the reading be dismissed. chair lowey: the reading of the amendment is dispensed with. >> my amendment would strike language in this bill that restricts the department of defense from transferring certain surplus military equipment to federal, state, and local law enforcement agents these. this provision, which was also in the house justice and policing act reinforces false narrative that we need to demilitarized the police. the defense logistics agency has been administering the military surplus program. to reallocate surplus military equipment to law enf

lawrence? aye. mostly? -- miss lee? aye. miss mccallum? aye. miss ming. aye. mr. molnar, no. mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo, no. ms. pingree, aye. mr. poe can, aye. mr. price, aye. mr. quigley, aye. misses ruby -- mr. rogers, no. mr. rufus berger, aye. mr. rutherford, no. mr. ryan, aye. mr. serrano, aye. mr. simpson? no. mr. stewart. no. misses torres. aye. mr. viscosity. aye. ms. wasserman schultz. aye. aye.claus mike ullman, mr. womack. mr. womack, no. >> [indiscernible] chairwoman lowey: as the clerk tallies, i want to advise that we have six amendments to labor hhs education. we can finish before needing to break for dinner, if we are mindful of the lengths of our remarks. i see applause. shall i repeated again for everybody? >> [laughter] chairwoman lowey: thank you very, very much. mr. bishop? >> am i recorded? >> no. >> i would like to be recorded, aye. >> mr. bishop, aye. chairwoman lowey: bipartisan, he agrees. [laughter] chairwoman lowey: on this boat, the ayes have 30 and then no's, 21. the motion is agreed to. i ask that the staff be permitted to make technical and conforming changes to

lawrence, none of this is a surprise. and we should point out it's not republicans only who got hooked up here. we've discussed it before. a democratic congresswoman from las vegas, suzy leee here is the spirit of the ppp program was not to say we're going to cover the payroll of every small business out there to get you through covid. that's not what the spirit was. the idea was, any business that's been negatively impacted, the original idea was, if you can show that your revenue is down significantly from a year ago because the shutdown has impacted service businesses, jobs you couldn't do from home. the government wanted to step in and pay your payroll and some other overhead expenses to prevent you from laying off employees and shutting down. however, they didn't add that language to the terms of this program because they wanted to get the money out quicker. because they didn't add that language, surprise surprise, the program got completely abused. if we hadn't begged and pleaded and forced the treasury department to give us this information, which as you said i promise you, they tried to go through every hoop to keep it a secret, we never would have known. but now