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paris moffat just got out of federal prison. some of these other folks are out there. there has been no witnesses to corroborate what happened that day. and the former prosecutors and defence attorneys know you need cooperation. if anyone has the courage of their conviction in the community to come forward and provide information, please call that number. miss brown has been coming ever since i've been in the commission. every wednesday night in honour of her son. he has an incredible mom. next speaker. >> yes, she does come here every night. i don't want to speak after her, but really? the investigator was here? i listened to her. didn't call. i find that this sfpd is nonresponsive. this body isn't responsive. this body couldn't respond to public comment that i had sent in. it took a series of e-mails in order to get it posted appropriately. i spoke about some other things here. those aren't important in comparison to this. >> thank you. any further public comment? public comment is now closed. please call the next line item. >> item seven public comment on all matter

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat in the south of scotland. were both in their 70s, were on holiday on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. one of the strongest storms in recorded history to hit the us has battered north—west florida, flooding beach towns and snapping trees. storm michael made landfall near mexico beach in florida, at around 6pm yesterday. two people, including a child, were killed by falling debris and hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have been left without electricity in florida, alabama and georgia. employers could be forced to reveal the difference between what they pay ethnic minority staff and other employees, under new proposals unveiled by the government. a consultation has been launched into whether mandatory reporting will help address the significant gaps in pay, and promotion opportunities, that were revealed in a race disparity audit last year, as our business correspondent emma simpson explains. it's a diverse workplace.

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat in the south of scotland.day on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. clothing chain coast has collapsed into administration, leaving 300 jobs at risk all of its 18 uk outlets are to close immediately including stores at oxford street and westfield in london. pricewaterhousecoopers has been appointed as administrators. its numerous concessions in department stores including house of fraser, debenhams and john lewis will continue to trade. the owner of the cafe chain patisserie valerie has said that without an immediate injection of cash it could be forced to stop trading putting 2,500 jobs at risk. yesterday, the company revealed it had uncovered significant accounting irregularities, some of which could have been fraudulent. our business editor, simon jack, has more. this chain of restaurants was on tuesday night worth almost half £1 billion. tonight it is questionable whether it's worth anything at all after a series ofjawdropping

decision to include savings in the budget does not equate to a decision to alter services, and jonathan moffatr decision—making process has taken place. a proper decision—making process has ta ken place. experts a proper decision—making process has taken place. experts say council budgets have faced their biggest reduction since the second world war, and the political pressure is building. when parents, particularly when they are trying to use a case to lean on government at a time when privately many conservative mps know that there is a reaction against so—called austerity, there is a risk that the government finds itself on the back foot when a number of these cases come to court. the mothers told me i will keep campaigning. many have battled for support for their children's extra needs. this is not about getting extra. it is about the support they need to achieve theirfull about the support they need to achieve their full potential. they will have to hear from the court. another similar case will be heard within weeks. 0ther another similar case will be heard within weeks. other parents ha

the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffat, in the south of scotland.ir 70s — were on holiday on the island. at least ten people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. afghan voters go to the polls this month in important parliamentary elections, amid a deadly cycle of violence. 15 members of the border police were killed today by taliban insurgents in the north of the country. the taliban control more territory than at any point since the removal of their regime 17 years ago. meanwhile, the islamic state group have been active there in recent years, adding to the violence. but many extremists have been captured. the bbc‘s ben zand was given rare access to a jail in kabul. kabul, afghanistan. a city in lockdown. the threat from groups like the taliban and the so—called islamic state were constant and real. the country's been in a state of war since the us invasion of 2001 and now attacks are worse than ever. if i was to find myself talking to the taliban or the islamic state on the streets of kabul, that wou

they paid tribute to antony and delia green, who were from moffat in scotland, and said they were a lovingtuesday night. they were very strong supporters of their children and their family who lived in the area with them. i was remembered dooley as somebody who enjoyed a cup of copy and a slice of ca ke enjoyed a cup of copy and a slice of cake and laughing with herfriends. she always had a lovelyjoyous smile and laughter about her. the reverend adam dylan. let's look at the weather. here is simon king. hearing a while ago about the effects of storm callum? absolutely. we have had some strong winds this morning and heavy rain. quite a few problems out and about across the uk. all to do with storm callum. the rain today and tomorrow is what the met office have real concern about. there is an amber warning for the risk of flooding in south wales. as the rain continues to pile in across northern and western areas of england and wales into scotland. staying dry in northern ireland and eastern areas. still windy. but temperatures up to 22 degrees. tonight, this rain will continue across norther

more for you in sportsday at 10.30 the british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca were from moffatlia green, who were both in their 70s, were on holiday on the island. at least 10 people are believed to have died after torrential rainstorms hit the area on tuesday night. the family said antony and delia green were a loving, kind and caring couple. two people have died after the third—strongest storm in recorded history hit the us mainland. storm michael made landfall near mexico beach in florida, at around 6pm yesterday. it brought storm surges nearly ten feet high to florida, and 155 mile an hour winds. hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have been left without electricity in florida, alabama and georgia. the wife of a british academic being held in solitary confinement in the united arab emirates has said her husband was not spying and was only there for research purposes. matthew hedges is a phd student at durham university. he was arrested at dubai airport in may after a research trip to interview sources about the country's security policies. the foreign secretary, j

i spoke with a heart nurse called maria moffat, she offered me some support and she said it you knowwould help me psychologically to get over. i was breaking down crying when i was reading the note and thinking to myself, what if i had never woken up? in the end, and thinking to myself, what if i had neverwoken up? in the end, when they read the compelling story, they felt that this was something really exceptional. though he is getting an award, does that matter to you?m is the icing on the cake for me, really. it really is. what more can ido? really. it really is. what more can i do? nothing can replace him. i just felt it was so important that other people should know about this. that is one of the reasons. it is not the only reason, but it is the reason why i am so proud of him. i love him to bits. 0ne one person on twitter says, well done, you not only saved your father ‘s life by using cpr but achieved something many would—be afraid to even assist. that's the thing, it's 0k doing the practice but it actually saying, like i would advise anyone, if you know it, if there is anyone