and i said mckenzie's missing. and he said oh, i'll be in the airplane in 15 minutes. >> mckenzie's grandpa drove to where he was working. >> my dad pulled up and said mckenzie's missing. sorry. >> and then finally, they called mckenzie's mom. christi. >> what was that like to get that call? >> the bottom drops out of you. you do. you go and have that tendency to go dark for a second. you think i'm not ready to plan a funeral. >> they tried to stay positive. after all, they said, by now, a posse of private pilots was taking off making its way up in the air to look for her. one was the gazette photographer larry mayer. a 30-year flight veteran. >> my heart sank because i knew the terrain along the route. it is not good terrain. >> such bad terrain, that larry was carrying an emergency pact in case he found her. >> i had gra nownola bars and a handgun because it is grizzly country. >> you see coyotes. not where you want to see a young girl. >> he is a graduate of bobbie's flight school. he and all of the pilots knew

here we have thomasin mckenzie who has made movies before but i was not aware of her.ntastic. she combines the technical brilliance of the young jennifer jennifer lawrence with the openness of david bradley from kes. it is remarkable, i cannot say enough good things. your third choice this week, on the oceans. adrift, based on a true story, the young couple are played by shailene woodley and sam clafin. they had to take a boat, they set out and everything looks fine and then the weather turns very bad. here is a clip. hey! let the sheet go! let it go! now! 0k. help. take it! screaming. help me! ifeel the same. it is hard to watch. i have seen far too much of the exerts of the film of the terrible moments. it reminds me of the sequence in white squall. the story starts after the wreck and it goes between the story of her and their survival on the boat and flashing back to how they got there. there have been comparisons with the robert redford film, all is lost, but i thought, there is a film starring reese witherspoon called wild. at the heart of it, there is a story of

gillian mckenzie is 84 now and she says the fight has taken her 20 years.the chairman is bishopjamesjones who chaired the hillsborough disaster enquirer. it has taken four years and looked at evidence from all the releva nt and looked at evidence from all the relevant organisations, the police, and the gmc but we don't know if it will point any fingers or say if there is any criminal responsibility that we will find out in over one hour. chain barton has always said she had the interests of the patients at heart. that's a statement, she says throughout her career she is always tried to do her best to patients and is bug of the pressures she was and at the time. thank you, cath. cath will report on this when this comes out. stephen lloyd, a liberal democrat mp has been working with a family whose relative died in gosport war memorial hospital. peter walsh is from the patient safety charity action against medical accidents, which has helped severalfamilies who pushed for an inquiry into how their relatives died at the hospital. and norman lamb has stayed on,

mckenzie. we sit with nas berg's c.e.o., next. at wal-mart's members only shopping experience. joins us, this is perking. -- bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this is it "bloomberg emily chang in san francisco. friday africa's biggest company 72% increase in full-year earnings. credits toifing and ecommerce. it's one of biggest if under the radar tech investors in the 31% stake relied on a n a chinese giant tech sen to vernt profits. it s starting to bear froo. sold a 2% stake. and meted a 1.6 million by the of a state in indian start up flip cart to wal-mart. us is naspers c.e.o. bob van dijk. story of how naspers transformed from a print media company. tell us about the recent share sales, why did you think you of dollars illions now to build the nas appears of the future much. bob: thank you for having me. the main reason why we freed up more capital is driven by opportunity. we have been focussing building our e-commerce business and classified and entertainment and online food delivery, and we scale.ting to we realize there's further opportunity for us to pursue and to shore up the ba

julian mckenzie was the first relative to go to the police in 1998 after her mother died at gosport.e to go to the police in 1998 after her mother died at gosportlj contacted the police and said that i wa nted contacted the police and said that i wanted an appointment with somebody within allegation of unlawful killing. i was told, there, there, they you are upset. no one was arrested and charged, but more families came forward. later, they we re families came forward. later, they were looking into 92 cases. no proceedings were brought. the drug at the heart of this is diamorphine. it should only be used to relieve severe pain, for example, after a car crash, or severe pain, for example, after a carcrash, or in severe pain, for example, after a car crash, or in end of life care. this long list of names shows the human costs. many were given diamorphine. 59% of those were dead within two days. the report also says former gp jane barton within two days. the report also says former gpjane barton was largely responsible for prescribing these drugs. she worked at the hospital, she was fou

countries really half of the eight hundred executives whole bible from mckenzie that their firms have reduced investment in the u.k. since the breaks of thought aeronautics company air bus said last week that a no deal scenario might lead to moving thousands of jobs abroad women in saudi arabia no longer stuck in the passenger seat authorities have started to issue driver's licenses to women again on sunday the first female drivers were able to get behind the wheel but to what extent is that a case of giving women more freedom and to what extent is it about giving the economy a boost. getting into the car to drive to work or on our hands it's a first for most saudi women who are literally forced to take a backseat for the last sixty years through louche narry nature of the move makes even mundane tasks exciting it's my first car. with a very now i want to take a picture of myself i want to take a selfie of. analysts predict tree million female drivers in saudi roads by twenty twenty their new found automotive freedom he's also expected to benefits how do your a.b.s. economy mobility i

with me is ross denton, trade partner at baker mckenzie. the morning. let's talk about interventions from businesses. the government says it is not helpful. what impact is it having? it is focusing the mind. something has to be done. investment has to be made but businesses. any clarity that can be given to them is welcome. from the other side of the perspective, they are saying if they do not get clarity and what they want, many are mobile businesses which can move out of the uk. more negotiation is happening today. we do not know what is coming out of the press conference last night with michel barnier. what is the best result? they want nuts and bolts of the negotiations. the money and things about immigration are important, but the most important thing for them is the most important thing for them is the shape of the future relationship between the uk and the eu 27. i think we can see some certainty we will have a free trade agreement of some type. we need to know the type of customs relationship we will have it in the european union and the uk. ins

mckenzie as well.l you guys please keep us updated and let us know what's going on with this case? >> absolutely. thank you so much and i'll be on anytime to update you. >>> when we come back, diddia ever think you would see a u.s. president saluting a north korea general? well, you have. what the white house is saying about it, and is it a propaganda win for kim jong-un? ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ benjamin franklin capturedkey lightening in a bottle.s ♪ over 260 years later, with a little resourcefulness, ingenuity, and grit, we're not only capturing energy from the sun and wind, we're storing it. as the nation's leader in energy storage, we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. still nervous [about buying a house? a little. thought i could de

we went to the sierra high school and we are a few years apart but i think tom mckenzie, the footballer him drinking from a straw on the field and i think he let every sierra pottery do down. that's a creepy thing to do. >> i'm creeped out about the leonardo di caprio thing. that may be the smart thing i've ever heard you say, ever. greg: on that note. i should quit while i am ahead. i will use every straw that you don't use, two times a straw. tyrus: you will drink wine out of a straw? i would like to see that. greg: tonight i will. well, i could use the straw with mine but not there. up next, domino's pizza is billing the nation's potholes. if only they were filling them with cheese. [cheering and applause] nothing r like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowne

in 1998. —— julian mckenzie. relative to go to the police, in 1998.n mckenzie. her mother gladys richards went to gosport rehabilitation after a hip operation. gillian mckenzie says the mother was recovering well yet on the day she was admitted her medical notes said nurses could confirm her death. like hundreds of other patients gladys was put on diamorphine. this should only be used to relieve severe pain. she died four days later. when i contacted the police and said i wa nted contacted the police and said i wanted an appointment with somebody in cid with an allegation of unlawful killing, i had been told, there there my dear, you're upset. no one was arrested or charged that the publicity made other families come forward. by 2002 police were looking into 92 cases. today's talks about a56 lives being shortened but says the real number could be much higher. missing records mean that probably at least another 200 were affected. there have been several other investigations over the years but only one person has faced disciplinary action. jane barton i

and at 10.40 my guests on the papers will be the director of the think tank demos polly mckenzie, and former trade minister lord digbyjones. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's world cup week — and the runners and riders are arriving in russia, ready for the off. "embarrassing" and "sad" — joel tomkins leaves wigan after bad behaviour in a bar — but he's snapped up by hull kr. what next for scotland, after that win over england? — we'll hear from the side chasing test status. and he can feel it in his whiskers — meet russia's pawesome predictor, the clairvoyant cat of st petersburg. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, welcome to the programme — and the wait is nearly over. just three days to go, until this: the lethal world cup, starts 14th of june across the bbc. it is finally world cup week and gradually the teams have been travelling to russia ready to acclimatise and get started, . yes its finally world cup week — and gradually the teams have been travelling to russia ready to acclimatise and get st

gillian mckenzie has been fighting for justice for her mother gladys richards for 20 years.e 91—year—old was doing well when sent to gosport to recover from a hip operation. but on the day she was admitted, her medical notes said nurses could confirm her death. after another fall, gladys richards was put on diamorphine. it's used to relieve severe pain, for example after a car crash or in end of life care. gladys died four days later. her daughter went to the police. when i had contacted the police i said i wanted an appointment with somebody from cid with an allegation of unlawful killing, i had been told "there, there, my dear, you're upset". within four years, police were investigating 92 deaths. no proceedings were brought. there have also been inquests into 11 of those deaths and a general medical council hearing into one doctor. jane barton was a gp who worked part—time at the hospital. she signed 833 death certificates over 12 years and was found guilty of serious professional misconduct. she wasn't struck off but chose to retire. this latest investigation has taken f

joining us now is dominic barton, a global managing partner at mckenzie and company. also the chair of the canadian finance minister's advisory council on economic growth. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> this is one of those remarkable relationships, strategic, military, economic, and otherwise relationships between two countries that most people don't know about. >> exactly. i mean it is a deep, long standing relationship. and hopefully it will strengthen even through these bit of rough times right now. >> what is interesting about deals like nafta or the free trade agreement or the auto pact before it is there are really -- i call it the engine. the content is the stuff that goes through it that can be adjusted the tariffs and the rates and stuff. but this is really a system that says if we are going to import and export food there will be uniform measures for figuring out whether the standards are maintained, security protocols, dispute settling mechanisms. to suggest dismantling these deals is a bigger deal than donald trump seems to acknowledge. >> i thin

here we have thomasin mckenzie who has made movies before but i was not aware of her.lawrence with the openness of david bradley from kes. it is remarkable, i cannot say enough good things. your third choice this week, on the oceans. adrift, based on a true story, the young couple are played by shailene woodley and sam clafin. they had to take a boat, they set out and everything looks fine and then the weather turns very bad. here is a clip. hey! let the sheet go! what? let it go! now! 0k. help. take it! screaming. help me! ifeel the same. it is hard to watch. i have seen far too much of the exerts of the film of the terrible moments. it reminds me of the sequence in white squall. the story starts after the wreck and it goes between the story of her and their survival on the boat and flashing back to how they got there. there have been comparisons with the robert redford film, all is lost, but i thought, there is a film starring reese witherspoon called wild. at the heart of it, there is a story of a young woman finding herself whilst battling against the elements. 0n

. >> reporter: she has a cool 13-year-old sister mckenzie. their parents donald and suzanne are lawyers. while everything may look just right on the outside, the family is bravely coping with some pretty big stuff. >> my brother can't actually speak. he has that kind of autism. >> reporter: 12-year-old jake has a sweet disposition. but also suffers from disruptive mood disregulation disorder, which can result in terrifying, violent outbursts. the episode so frightening that don and suzanne made the girls go to their rooms and lock their doors. finally things got so bad, don called the police. >> it was shameful to have to call that i couldn't handle my own son, that wasn't doing enough for him and everyone was going to see that. >> reporter: they ended up in the emergency room and came face-to-face with a growing crisis. parents struggling to get psychiatric care for their children. how long did jake stay in the emergency department? >> 11 days in a room that's -- it's not designed for anybody to be there long-term, not just on the floor. >>

today, a rainbow flag was raised at the franklin mckenzie school centric service center. the district, which oversees 16 schools on the schools each side says it's a way to show commitment to a safe and inclusive learning environment. two -- >> we are here as a school board to protect our students. to protect our lgbtq students. it is very, very hard for lgbtq kids today . >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi the released a statement regarding trout -- lgbtq month. americans reaffirmed the right of all people to life, liberty, and the freedom to pursue happiness, regardless of who they are, or who they love. you can watch the san francisco pride parade on sunday, june 24. at 10 am, we will be streaming at live on all of our social media platforms. of jack the warrior stole the first game of the nba finals in overtime -- and overtime thriller . >> connects. -- thompson. >>> it was hot. he was a hard stopper during the fourth quarter, but the doves -- they went crazy and overtime to get that winter final score, 124-114. >>> the humane society workers are used to putting

, my dad talking, liam mckenzie, my dad talking and think, ok, here's a student, he seems quite similarf the most worthwhile and i am hoping through this campaign and through fc not alone, you are not alone in this situation if you a man, you not. i think it is for out of ten men according to a poll have considered taking their own lives at some point. but as men under 45. you're not alone in this issue. reach tell the people, you are not going to get the people, you are not going to get the negative reactions you believe there. there are so many support services open to. we need to awareness, get more coverage for it, thatis awareness, get more coverage for it, that is helpline open from 5p awareness, get more coverage for it, that is helpline open from sp to midnight. it is anonymous and anyone can call. matthew, lovely to talk to. thank you for having me. it is not an easy thing to share that thank you for doing it. good luck on the campaign. if the issues raised in tim's report affect you or your family, and you would like details of organisations that offer advice and support you c

why mckenzie it gets us into sas it could not only safe but are going on where they're being funded . as long as. i'm not just you know good day nothing would change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. we make up oh but we watch us all profit the under budget fights we on the seven seven percent. the want to shape the continent's future. to be part of it and join african youngsters of testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform for africa that's charging. they live to surf but. danger lurks in the water we were there all year long surfing into west end and polluted water is not only being the witness but the time being the victims i mean with you troubles all gastric troubles. basically the ceaseless always mostly back up over the nation fold i was on a shelf. because we do these things and you know it's sad to go somewhere every day and see more of them from issue to time sort of assumed gives me an. we think the waves the winds we have to

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house in demonstration in dumfries this afternoon — in support of scottish independence. the event was organised by campaigners all under one banner — and follows a recent march in glasgow, which attracted an estimated 35,000 people. the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, has officially been sworn into office today — by king felipe in madrid. the ceremony comes less than 24 hours after his predecessor, mariano rajoy, was forced out of office. richard galpin reports. the leader of spain's socialist party taking the formal steps to becoming the country's new prime minister. i promise on my conscience and ona minister. i promise on my conscience and on a loyalty fulfil the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution, as well as keeping the deliberations of the cabinet secret. king felipe the first to congratulate pedro sanchez, though today's ceremony and a royal pata ce though today's ceremony and a royal patace on the outskirts of ma

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house inas vetoed a un security council resolution calling for protection for palestinians in gaza and the west bank, following the deaths of more than 100 people during recent violent protests. the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, said it was because the resolution failed to mention hamas — which israel views as a terrorist organisation. britain abstained in the vote. google is reported to be pulling out of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defense department — following opposition within the technology giant‘s own workforce. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal purposes. google‘s work is said to have involved helping the military identify people from drone footage. the rail industry has pledged to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible, following days of disruption. northern has announced it will be running an

alexandra mckenzie reports. a sight no—one imagined they would never see again.lames for a second time. as the fire took hold in the early hours of this morning, thick smoke could be seen from miles around. as the fire rapidly spread, some local residents were evacuated from their homes and businesses. more than 60 firefighters have been tackling this major blaze for several hours, and it now looks as if the flames have spread to a second building. it had indeed spread, to the nearby campus nightclub, and the 02 abc music venue. more resources were drafted in from across scotland, and at its height, 120 firefighters fought to save these buildings. as dawn broke and the smoke subsided, the remains of the mackintosh building began to emerge. the extent of the damage was far worse than from the fire four years ago. we are working on all fronts, we are working on four different parts of the building, and the main operation at the moment is trying to extinguish the fire completely within both the school of art and adjacent buildings. affectionately known as the mac, t

countries the hoffa of eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment in the u.k. since the briggs it aeronautics company air bus said last week that a no deal scenario might lead it to move thousands of jobs abroad. well the u.s. government continues to review its trade relations with the world but china and the e.u. have reiterated their opposition to washington's protectionist stance and their own commitment to the existing global trade order senior officials from china and the e.u. met in beijing earlier on monday to conclude talks on a bilateral investment deal chinese a deputy prime minister said to you hey said he hopes europe would ease its controls on exports to china the european commission vice president in turn called on china to ease market access restrictions and tackle that issue of steel overcapacity. women in saudi arabia are no longer stuck in the passenger's seat the country has started to issue driver's licenses to women once again on sunday the first female drivers were able to get behind the wheel but to what ext

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house in. torrential rain has been causing disruption in north—east england. these were the scenes between consett and burnopfield in county durham as flash flooding meant one car driver had to be rescued. a yellow weather warning was issued by the met office for rain in the morning from 11:00. there are no reports of any injuries. thousands of palestinians have attended the funeral in gaza of a volunteer nurse who was killed by israeli fire during protests on friday. witnesses say 21—year—old razan al—najar was shot dead as she ran towards the border fence to help a casualty. the israelis have launched an investigation. our arab affairs editor sebastian usher reports. once again, thousands of mourners have filled the streets of gaza through which the body of the young woman was carried on a stretcher, wrapped in the palestinian flag. health officials and eyewitnesses said that razan al—najar, a volunteer nurse, was shot in the chest by israeli forces on friday as she ran to treat a casualty n

second, mckenzie's question. it's a good question.for him i left out command where did it go i just saw. okay. where i think he has a legitimate complaint is after september 11 he's one of the first leaders to call the white house tha but also talked to president bush. he saw this as a moment where we had a common enemy, terrorists and he leaned in and he's experienced terrorism in his country and he said i'm going to do whatever i can to help you. back then not everybody supported him to do that. he did several things that were important. helping us with the northern alliance for instance, their allies became ours and he cooperated with us. opening up, that happened with putin putting pressure on the government and to open up the pieces to cooperate with us. i think the fact that we were with the man and then kind of forgot about his assistance, that is a chip on his shoulder and he told president obama about it in the same photograph i showed you but i think that is legitimate. how we cooperate more closely, he kind of note if you t

business leaders in six you can trace hall with eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment since the u.k. a. while aeronautics company and boss said last week that a new deal scenario might need it to move thousands of jobs uproot. sunday was the highest scoring day at the watch comp so fun to share that excitement to have with me ed mccambridge sports desk and to take us through all this goes welcome ed you must be ecstatic with that kind of england result well this is one of those rare world cup days where as an englishman i can come and speak to you guys with a big smile plastered across my face yes it was panama yes england were expected to win this game comfortably but it was still an impressive results especially given the low expectation on england going into this tournament one of the youngest squads a relatively inexperienced manager but it gives me great pleasure now as introduce the report let's have a look at what happened in england so that dominance from the starts johnstone's open the scoring and just minutes later harr

mckenzie greenock restarted getting reports soon after lunchtime from across the country of people havingdeclined and it soon became clear it wasn't all cards, it was a problem with visa right across europe and the impact was patchy and severe in some places, some supermarkets putting up signs saying cash only, big queues at cash machines which were still working and 45 minute waits at one time at the severn bridge tolls as people tried to use their cards and failed. it has been resolved, it looks like in the last few minutes we have had a new statement from visa saying visa cardholders can use their cards because we are currently operating at close to normal levels. the statement says the issue was the result of a hardware failure and they don't believe it was the result, as some had feared, other cyber—attack. are reminded again of just how reliable we are on the systems and how difficult things are when they go wrong. fiona. studio: rory cellan—jones, thank you. the family of the only british person killed in the london bridge terror attack a year ago say they feel forgotten, and their

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house int of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defense department — following opposition within the technology giant's own workforce. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal purposes. google's work is said to have involved helping the military identify people from drone footage. the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, has officially been sworn into office today by king felipe in madrid. the ceremony comes less than 2a hours after his predecessor, mariano rajoy, was forced out of office. gavin lee has been following events in madrid. the new spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has brought about a political first in the past 2a hours, engineering a motion of no—confidence against mariano rajoy, the man who seemed unshakeable, even a week ago. the fact he survived as the people's party prime minister, attempts for his resignation, people calling for it, a

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house in they're due to be discharged from hospital today. visa says its debit and credit card operations are working normally again following problems in the uk and elsewhere in europe yesterday. visa's says it's now operating at "full capacity" after a hardware failure. it's apologised to customers and says it fell "well short" of its goals. google is reported to be filling out ofa google is reported to be filling out of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defence department. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal processes. the bbc has learned that an investigation into the attempted murder of norman scott is to be reopened as police concede they may have wrongly concluded that andrew newton, a hitman allegedly hired to kill him, was dead. scott was an ex—lover of former liberal party leader jeremy thorpe at a time when homosexuality was illegal. the story ha

business leaders in six eight new countries in the hall or eight hundred executives polled by bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment in the u.k. since the breaks it vote aeronautics company said last week that no deal scenario might lead to moving thousands of jobs abroad. well it seems that germany's economy is facing some headwinds this year economic research institute recently cut germany's twenty eight hundred growth forecast to one point eight percent down from two point six percent and made an escalating trade skirmish between the u.s. and. it's been a tricky year for germany twenty eighteen began with an economic growth slowdown between march and january b. economy only group zero point three percent that's half the rate recorded in the previous quarter and the outlook isn't great germany is facing headwinds both at home and abroad. is dealing with a political crisis of a very in cold engine partners c.s.u. have taken a tougher stance against immigration that could bring down the government and force new elections something that would in bold well with investors add to

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house inoogle is reported to be pulling out of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defense department, following opposition within the technology giant's own workforce. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal purposes. google's work is said to have involved helping the military identify people from drone footage. five people have now died in an e.coli outbreak in the us. a total of 197 cases across 35 states have been reported in the largest us outbreak since 2006. the contaminated food is believed to be romaine lettuce, but an investigation is still ongoing as to its source. earlier we spoke to andrew skinner, fellow of the society of food hygiene & technology. the investigation has been going on for around two of months and there are still uncertainties in terms of the causes of it. we will come back to that in a moment. let's not forget this is a very nasty ba

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news, glasgow. voted to liberalise the party's policy on abortion. it follows last month's referendum result in the republic of ireland, which overturned a de facto ban on most terminations. the motion, backed by sinn fein‘s leadership, has however, divided party members. from belfast, our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. resistance to sinn fein‘s moment of change. the party once opposed abortion in most circumstances. no more can it be commercialised and will our reproductive rights be capitalised and commercialised. applause today delegates queued to speak in favour of reform. we must face the reality, the lives of some women are placed in danger and real risk because of their pregnancy. during the recent referendum campaign, i was struck by the scores of winning that came forward and told their personal stories. last month ireland voted decisively to overturn its ban on abortion. today sinn fein passed a motion requiring its politicians to back new laws in the irish parliament, allowing

constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house inwas organised by campaigners all under one banner, and follows a recent march in glasgow, which attracted an estimated 35,000 people. delays and cancellations have continued today on northern rail ahead of the introduction of an emergency timetable on monday. the company says it'll mean a hundred and sixty five services being cancelled everyday. from rochdale olivia richwald reports. after almost two weeks of commuter misery across northern england, today was a weekend reprieve. there were fewer passengers on the railways, but still more than 120 cancelled northern rail trains. tell us what's going on. don't wait two minutes before a train is going and say, "i'm sorry, it's been cancelled." they kept changing platforms. we are told, "go to this platform, the next one is coming." then they say again it's been cancelled or going somewhere else. the new timetables were designed to make things better for passengers. here in the north—west, it actually made things considerably worse, with p

as you mentioned gillian mckenzie earlier so mentioned gillian mckenzie earlier so year before my grandmotherthe inquiry come his hands were tied, we wanted a judge led public inquiry so everything could be out in the open and people could be asked questions and we could hear the answers, but this has been a closed—door inquiry, just looking at paperwork. the terms of reference don't allow them to make any recommendations which is a disappointment to the families. so we can only hope that the findings we can only hope that the findings we hear this morning will lead to the government standing up and realising that this needs to take some criminal proceedings. the department of health and social care, as i'm sure you know, will give us a statement saying the government along with local nhs organisations and authorities will receive a copy of the report and we expect the findings to be studied closely and carefully by all the releva nt closely and carefully by all the relevant parties. what strikes me is that this is so personal, so how do you prepare yourself for a day like this? it's very dif

city of newark where speed bumps don't mean a thing on cherry street just ask 25 year resident ron mckenziethey cut new stips for the fire trucks to go down in the middle they started doing that really fast, you see cars going down here, i guestmating 50 plushere's what's happening, drivers are doing this let's stop the video they are crossing over the double yellow lines so they don't have to slow down often they continue the has habit all the way down the street here is a good example this chevy volt avoiding the speed bumps (traffic sound) the entire time the car is over the double yellow lines this happen over (traffic sound)and over (traffic sound)and over again this car i clocked on my radar gun at 42 miles per hours in a posted 25 zone they slow down, i don't have any problem... but they do go fast down cherry i have to say that. we've had cars roll over into that hedge int to that yard years ago you seen crashes here oh yea and don the next door neighbor someone tried passing him on the right as he pulling into his driveway and t-bones him it's crazy this is a weird street because t

respect and admiration for gillian mckenzie and her perseverance with hermp mckenzie and her perseverance not for stephen, we would not be here today. we all have much gratitude for understanding the enormity of our challenges and being the only mp to do something about it. 12 investigations, and here we are. july 2002, the commission of health improvement report ordered by sir liam donaldson was issued and whilst its co nte nts liam donaldson was issued and whilst its contents were distressing, begin with no accountability. 0ctober 2002, decommissioned professor richard baker to complete his random audit, the results of which were locked down for 11 years. bearing in mind that medical records are destroyed after this time. when its contents were finally released in 2013, after hard campaigning, the families will not even given the right to digest contents before publication was made public. it was abuse by powers of the mighty and nothing more than exploitation. learning of the shocking revelations was one thing, but then knowing that the recommendations that are in the report were ignor

peter mavs spoke with bloomberg's-- mckenzie in shanghai on how he manages to compete with the giants venture business is quite promising in china. growing even faster than the u.s. reselling we found that the ma-- recently we found that the main companies that started saying we were not a global market. for example, we were investing at an early stage. at that time, the funders told us we want to put the bike all over the world. we want to power those young guys who really have the dream or the ambition to be, to change the world, to really make a difference. >> the mo-bike investment that you may, that has raised your profile. >> yeah definitely. >> how pleased where you with the way it turned out? would you have preferred the company spend a bit more time growing prior to it being acquired? >> we actually expected a ipo for this company. in the end, the position is on the company. our opinion of this company and in the end we respect the decision of the shareholders, of the funders. >> and what return did you make from your mo-bike investment? >> over 10 times. so, in less than two

we went to the sierra high school and we are a few years apart but i think tom mckenzie, the footballbecause i remember him drinking from a straw on the field and i think he let every sierra pottery do down. that's a creepy thing to do. >> i'm creeped out about the leonardo di caprio thing. that may be the smart thing i've ever heard you say, ever. greg: on that note. i should quit while i am ahead. i will use every straw that you don't use, two times a straw. tyrus: you will drink wine out of a straw? i would like to see that. greg: tonight i will. well, i could use the straw with mine but not there. up next, domino's pizza is billing the nation's potholes. if only they were filling them with cheese. [cheering and applause] the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. greg: domino's new goal, filling the potholes. the pizza companies topping is on the covers street potholes helping fix the patient's info structure. because they deliver the and ru

charles: marine corps general mckenzie says the u.s. a lot of experience in the western pacific taking down small islands. this comes after china dispatched two warships to confront vessels traveling near the man made islands. joining me, former joint special operations task force. we have been caught up in this whole negotiations with north korea, china on trade. meanwhile we know the belligerence of china that began under the last administration. the neighbors say they have imperialistic ambitions. >> this was a huge issue the previous administration was dealing with. china seems to be taking advantage of the fact that we are looking in other directions. they are trying to step in, sneak around, thinking we don't do much about it. charles: when you hear a high-ranking military official talk about our success, we are talk world war ii. but all, those places. this might be different. china now poses a bigger threat every single year, don't they? >> they do. i think for all the left's talk about how the world is becoming more chaotic, th

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city of newark where speed bumps don't mean a thing on cherry street just ask 25 year resident ron mckenziehey cut new stips for the fire trucks to go down in the middle they started doing that really fast, you see cars going down here, i guestmating 50 plushere's what's happening, drivers are doing this let's stop the video they are crossing over the double yellow lines so they don't have to slow down often they continue the has habit all the way down the street here is a good example this chevy volt avoiding the speed bumps (traffic sound) the entire time the car is over the double yellow lines this happen over (traffic sound)and over (traffic sound)and over again this car i clocked on my radar gun at 42 miles per hours in a posted 25 zone they slow down, i don't have any problem... but they do go fast down cherry i have to say that. we've had cars roll over into that hedge int to that yard years ago you seen crashes here oh yea and don the next door neighbor someone tried passing him on the right as he pulling into his driveway and t-bones him it's crazy this is a weird street because th

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