the paratrooper is to be charged with the murders of james wray and william mckinney, as well as the attempted murder of four others. a decision has been taken to prosecute one former soldier, soldier f, for the murder ofjames wray and for the murder of william mckinney. 13 people were shot dead at a civil rights march on 30 january 1972. their relatives insist their campaign "is not finished yet". justice forjim, which i think is one thing, but my heart is broken. for the rest of the family, this has been a very black day for them. also this lunchtime.... another big brexit day here in westminster — as mps this time prepare to vote on seeking to delay the brexit process by a further two months. we'll be asking why and where would that leave theresa may. the number of people cautioned or prosecuted for carrying a knife in england and wales is at its highest level for ten years. and, limbering up, paisley park is the horse who nearly died — can he and his owner, deliver a cheltenham fairy tale? and in the sport on bbc news, a surprise omission from the england side to face scotland in

the brother of william mckinney, who wasjust mckinney. responsible for two murders. that is very disappointing. some of the families have said this is not the end of the story. what more is possible for them to do? well, i think what will happen, they'll probably speak to their lawyers, ta ke probably speak to their lawyers, take advice from them. they will probably go through the files and see if there is any room for challenge. many in the british army said it is not helpful to go back and to seek prosecutions against soldiers. at what point do you think there has to be a line in the sand? well... i wonder why they say something like that. i don't hear those comments being said when it comes to the likes of paedophile cases. nobody has shown concern about the people responsible for interfering with children some years ago. there's nobody coming out making the same comment on their behalf. a legacy unit is looking at these legacy crimes. would you expect to see more prosecutions following? oh, absolutely, ithink that should happen. i kno

for the brother of william mckinney, this is a day he thought may never come, but no celebration. is too serious. it's a feeling of the person who murdered my brother, the person responsible for that will be brought to book. is one prosecution enough? absolutely not. relatives of some victims hoped for more. i just was absolutely gutted. i came down here today saying that's me, that's the end of the road for me now, no matter what happens. i don't feel like that now, i'm fighting on. it's taken prosecutors two years considering thousands of pieces of information to reach this moment, and it is a decision steeped in controversy. today the defence secretary, gavin williamson, said the government would offer soldier f full legal support and would make urgent reforms, saying former military personnel cannot live in fear of prosecution. i'm not sure this is justice and i'm not sure it is justice for the families either. i'm not sure how this guy is going to get a fair trial, i don't know how the evidence is going to stand up from 47 years ago when there is no new physical ballistic evi

gerry mckinney...e father she adored, gerry mckinney. a gentle giant to me, even though he wouldn't have been a big, tall man, but he was my daddy. so we're living for him, in honour of his name, so, for us, we want people to recognise that our daddy was innocent. i interviewed regina's mother, ida, in 1992. she remembers saying goodbye as gerry left tojoin a civil rights march against internment without trial, along with thousands of others. i made him sandwiches and a cup of tea before he left, and said i'd have the dinnerfor six. so, gerry left, gave me a kiss and hug and said i will see you at six, doll. gerry mckinney killed by a single bullet in the chest. how was he shot? with his hands in the air. the clothes were brought back to me and there were holes in his jacket, on his shirt, and on his heavy coat. and ijust put my fingers... ..through the holes, where the bullets went. ida is now 80. but her attitude today towards the soldiers, one of whom killed her husband, is not what you might expect

shootings five decades ago in londonderry, and charged with the murders of james wray and willie mckinneyl as the attempted murder of four others. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, good afternoon. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. i'm 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. england have made four changes for what might be a must—win 6 nations match against scotland on saturday, withjoe cokanasiga surprisingly left out altogether. the winger was man of the match against italy last weekend, but he's replaced in the starting xv and doesn't make the bench either. jack nowell is back in the side after recovering from injury. centre henry slade also returns with two further changes in the pack. eddiejones says cokanasiga is still very much part of his plans. he's a good, young player and we'll bring him through. forall he's a good, young player and we'll bring him through. for all young players, you have to make sure you look after them. sometimes need to be exposed and sometimes pulled back. i think sometimes in england, i've seen so many good young playe

. >> the grand prize winners of $5,000 are from imagine international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas, for their video of what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where citizens have powers invested in them to hold their government accountable. the greatest thing of the issue of corruption is the citizens are vocally subduing it. in most cases, people are willing to recognize the nation's faults. >> over the past 15 years, c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes to the winners of our studentcam video documentary competition. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch every studentcam documentary online at studentcam.org. >> special counsel robert mueller has completed his investigation on russian interference in the 2016 election after 22. his report has been delivered to attorney general bill barr and the justice department announced that the attorney general sent a letter to congress. white house press secretary sarah sanders reacted to the release, tweeting the next steps are up to

over $5,000 are mason dorrity and eli scott from imagine international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas, for their video, what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where students have the powers vested in them to hold the government accountable rather than sit around and complain. the greatest thing about the issue of corruption in the united states is that the citizens are doing it. in most cases the people are willing to recognize the nation's laws even when the politicians don't. >> over the past 15 years, c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes to the winners of our student cam video documentary competition. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch every winning student cam documentary online at studentcam.org. >> now today's confirmation hearing for two of president trump's nominees to serve as judges on the ninth circuit court of appeals. they took questions on their judicial philosophy and applying supreme courses prekent. the committee is chaired by senator lindsey graham. sena

for the brother of william mckinney, this is a day he'd thought may never come — but no celebration.this is too serious. it's a feeling of the person who murdered my brother, the person responsible for that, will be brought to book. is one prosecution enough? absolutely not. relatives of some victims hoped for more. and i just was absolutely gutted. i came down here today saying, "that's me, that's the end of the road for me now, no matter what happens. " i don't feel like that no — i'm fighting on. it's taken prosecutors two years considering thousands of pieces of information to reach this moment, and it is a decision steeped in controversy. today the defence secretary gavin williamson said the government would offer soldier f full legal support and would make urgent reforms, saying former military personnel cannot live in fear of prosecution. it i'm not sure this is justice, and i'm not sure it isjustice for the families either. i'm not sure how this guy is going to get a fair trial, i don't know how the evidence is going to stand up from 47 years ago when there is no new physical

prosecute one former soldier soldier af for the murder of james ray and for the murder of william mckinney. let's go live now to our correspondents. there in london barry and sonia only one. announcer prosecutor potential prosecution where they could have been perhaps up to sixteen what are the relatives say many of them disappointed that just one person may face charges. well martin disappointment would be an understatement many who absolutely devastated at the decision certainly the relatives of the victims who. of which the murders are going to be prosecuted are told a spoken word in fact you could see them leaving the room with crying tears in their eyes and speaking about how justice still hasn't been done because that they really had a lot of hope in don the fact that given the results of the twenty ten savile reports that. the soldiers had acted out of control and had fired on a crowd of civil rights marchers who were fleeing the scene they felt really that this was something that needed to be prosecuted to lay down to rest to really move on from this for many of them here they feel

for the murder of james ray on for the murder of william mckinney. charges will also be brought to the attempted murder of joseph rated michael quinn . patrick o'donnell. on sunday january thirtieth nine hundred seventy two british army paratroopers opened fire on people protesting britain's detention of suspected irish nationalists in a mainly catholic neighborhood of londonderry killing thirteen and wounding fifteen thirty eight years later a government inquiry determined that the paratroopers fired without warning and none of the victims had been armed or posed a threat. victim's family said they were disappointed that after forty seven years only one soldier was being charged you know the public prosecution service of a long long time to consider the evidence and we believe the evidence that they're going to. slip by. basically. we believe and we've always believed that the evidence is there to convict it's an every soldier who murders. mistress'. some army veterans who served in northern ireland assailed the decision to bring charges against a s

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and fofor the murder of william mckinney.ges will also be brought for the attempted murder off josepeh freihl, michael quine, joe maho n, and patrick o'donnell. reporter: on sunday, january 30, 1972, paratroopers opened fire on people protesting britain's detention of suspected irish nationalist in a mainly catholic neighborhood of londonderry, killing 13 and wounding 15. 38 years later, government inquiry determined that the paratroopers fired without warning and none of the victims had been armed or posed a threat. vivictims families said they wee disappointed thahat after 47 yes only one soldier was being charged. >> the public prosecution service have had a long time to consider the evidence, and we believe the evidence to convict more soldiers has slipped by. and they've basically narrative down to one soldier. we've always believed the evidence is there to convict each and every soldier who murdered our love once on bloody sunday. reporter: some army veterans who served in northern ireland assailed the decision to bring

prosecute one former soldier soldier af for the murder of james ray and for the murder of william mckinney the sole prosecution is seen as a betrayal by many of the families of those killed. davis did you know just a good thing. you know that i have to call my children and tell them that there wasn't going to be prosecutions and this is going to be able to know a generation. i don't want to do anymore but for my brother away over john ray it was a it was a good discussion. part. the rest of this disappointment. is only one of seventeen ex paratroopers who investigated over the bloody sunday killings the sixteen other british military veterans and two. implicated in the shooting will not face action according to the prosecutor because of a lack of evidence the injustice felt by the relatives and friends of the victims that what took place here that day in january one thousand nine hundred seventy two was once again reignited by the prosecutor's decision while many were left shell shocked others saying that their fight goes on while some of the victims' families are looking to challenge the

for the murder of james ray on for the murder of william mckinney. charges will also be brought for the attempted murder of joseph rated michael quinn . patrick o'donnell. on sunday january thirtieth nine hundred seventy two british army paratroopers opened fire on people protesting britain's detention of suspected irish nationalists in a mainly catholic neighborhood of londonderry killing thirteen and wounding fifteen thirty eight years later a government inquiry determined that the paratroopers fired without warning and none of the victims had been armed or posed a threat. victim's family said they were disappointed that after forty seven years only one soldier was being charged you know the public prosecution service of a long long time to consider the evidence and we believe that the evidence that they're going to. slip by is basically. we believe and we've always believed that the evidence is there to convict it's an every soldier who murders our loved ones. some army veterans who served in northern ireland assailed the decision to bring charges

prosecute one former soldier soldier af for the murder of james ray and for the murder of william mckinney the sole prosecution is seen as a betrayal by many of the families of those killed. davis said you know just a good thing. you know that i have to call my children and tell them that there was going to be prosecutions and this is going to move on their knowledge generation. i don't want to do it but for my brother away over. it was it was a good discussion. board. mr support. soldier is only one of seventeen ex paratroopers who investigated over the bloody sunday killings the sixteen other british military veterans and two ira members implicated in the shooting will not face action according to the prosecutor because of a lack of evidence the injustice felt by the relatives and friends of the victims that what took place here that day in january one thousand nine hundred seventy two was once again reignited by the prosecutor's decision while many were left shell shocked others saying that their fight goes on while some of the victims' families are looking to challenge the decision in

by many congressmen who have been targeted by the lobby the likes of part of the lies not cynthia mckinney and many others they talked about it openly and they got punished doing it for it as well many of them. as their careers for doing exactly what one omar is doing right now well briefly house speaker nancy pelosi said that omar's name did not need to be included in the text of the resolution a lot of people did want her to be punished directly but she said it's not about her it's about these forms of hatred do you think that's the way that other people saw it and again briefly do you think that's the right path that they chose oh absolutely i think as far as nancy pelosi is concerned she won it in one or more to be listed and rather blacklisted but the found that there has been a pushback not just by the supporter one on mark but many progressives like sanders in the democratic party and many among the jewish community who does not this is so is see support for israel or or lack there are something that reflects on them the rest of it as a people many of the jewish activists jewish pol

service said there was enough evidence to prosecute soldier f for the murders ofjames wray and william mckinney two police officers were killed. i seek your guidance, mr speaker, in what a parliamentarian like myself can do to draw attention to — for example, peter gilgunn, the police officer who was murdered, david montgomery, the other police officer who was murdered on the night — to draw attention to the imbalance, the massive imbalance, in legacy investigations to our troubled past in northern ireland, where many innocent civilians, police and soldiers have not had their investigations carried out and no prosecutions have occurred, and we have the announcement that we are having today? i have a constituent who served in northern ireland at the height of the troubles, and he is extremely scared that although he's done nothing wrong, he's going to be dragged through a process to rake over the coals the events of decades ago. when can we have a debate on the imbalance in the treatment of people who serve this country bravely in northern ireland and the terrorists who dragged northern ireland

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marshall cohen, andy grayer, tad yellen and mckinney. they found multiple similarities between trump and nixon discussing the russia investigation and watergate. they both talked about firing the people investigating this. watch this. >> why don't i just fire mueller? well, i think it's a disgrace what's going on. we'll see what happens. but i think it's really a sad situation when you look at what happened. and many people have said you should fire him. >> the difference is, max, that nixon said that in private. trump said it out loud for the world to hear. but does that difference actually protect president trump? >> well, it shouldn't, don, but in a weird way it sort of seems to because we have seen this playing out in public with trump making these comments on twitter and his speeches that nixon would only make in the privacy of the white house, later revealed on the white house tapes. and so because trump is saying this stuff in public there is somehow some kind of widespread feeling that somehow this is less criminal because he's s

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. >> the grand prize winner of m5,000, mason and eli fro international academy in mckinney, texas for their video, what it means to be american. >> our american institution, citizens have the powers vested in them to hold the government accountable rather than just sit around and complain. the greatest thing about the issue of corruption in the united states -- in most cases people are within to recognize a nation's flaws even when politicians don't. >> over the last 15 years, c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes to the winners of the studentcam video documentary competition. the top 21 entries will air on c-span in april, and you can watch every winning documentary studentcam.org. >> you can watch archival of the onairs -- archival films public affairs each week on "reel america" on american history tv. here's a quick look at one of our recent programs. >♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ henderson airfield on guadalcanal is the most hotly contested strip of land in the south pacific. runways, built by american soldiers with captured japanese equipment, are inspected by the marine commanders. fig

she meets susan mckinney, in graduate of new york medical 1870 college for women. the first black woman to practice medicine in new york state. and the third black woman in the country to do so. she meets victoria matthews, who has an unbelievable story. matthews, a year older than ida, had more in common with her that some of the others. matthews was also a journalist who rose in the profession. her mother had been a slave in virginia. the master had treated everyone so badly that the mother leaves her children there. but she comes back and sues to get them back. and she regains possession of them. these are some kind of people. it is matthews' suggestion that to organize the testimonial for ida, the idea was not only to show support for wells and raise money to publish her editorial as a pamphlet, but also to use the occasion to bring women activists together from philadelphia, boston, new york, and brooklyn. brooklyn and new york were two separate entities at this time. very much on the mind of the two organizers was the issue of the less than cordial relations

prosecute one former soldier soldier af for the murder of james ray and for the murder of william mckinney the sole prosecution is seen as a betrayal by many of the families of those killed. davis said you know just a good thing. you know that they have to call my children and tell them that there wasn't going to be prosecutions and this is going to move on to no generation. i don't want to do anymore but for my brother away over john ray it was a it was a good discussion. board to. share the rest of foundation when this disappointment. soldier is only one of seventeen ex paratroopers who investigated over the bloody sunday killings the sixteen other british military veterans and two. members implicated in the shooting will not face action according to the prosecutor because of a lack of evidence the injustice felt by the relatives and friends of the victims that what took place here that day in january one thousand nine hundred seventy two was once again reignited by the prosecutor's decision while many were left shell shocked others saying that their fight goes on while some of the victi

winner ourd prize students from imagine international academy of north texas and mckinney, texas.are american institution is one of the most unique in the world. we have the powers to hold the government accountable rather than to sit around and complain. the greatest issue of corruption is that citizens are vocal in subduing it. over the past 15 years, c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes to the winners. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april. you can watch everyone a student documentary online. >> tonight, two-time pulitzer prize-winning biographer robert rking" ands book "wo his search to find out how political power works. his rather modest cottage. he had torn out the walls so that it was all one big room. thist in the center of room. if you looked at the left of him out the window, it was the robert moses bridge. if you looked at the right hand side, it was the tower of robert moses state park. so there is robert moses sitting framed by his work. it was intimidating. and had this wonderful charming smile. still mighty, still at the height of his p

british soldier will be charged with murder over the deaths of these two men, james wray and william mckinneyoldier f" because all military witnesses were granted anonymity. but there were 18 other people reported by police who won't be charged, here's northern ireland's public prosecutor on that. >> alan: it has been concluded that the available evidence is insufficient to provide a reasonable prospect of conviction. in these circumstances, the evidential task for prosecution is not met, and decisions not to prosecute have been taken in decisions not to prosecute have been ta ken in respect decisions not to prosecute have been taken in respect of the remaining 18 individuals reported by police. that's upset the victims‘ families. this is william nash, he was only 17 when he was killed, but no one has been held accountable for it. here's his sister today. the only thing we can do is keep going on. you know, keep doing what we're doing. and i don't know legally within the law what we can do, but we will pursue it. we will keep going. we've also heard from james wray‘s brother. i'm relieved tha