|j have to speak up for my friend of many years ago, ms cooper, i think this is merely essential researchwhich she is undoubtedly preparing. how deep is the research going?! that's it for the papers. don't forget, it is on iplayer. coming up next, it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode. what do we have this week? a very mixed batch. we have kong: skull island, which does what it says on the tin. the love witch, a stylish dream, and we have elle. isabelle huppert on song in a controversialfilm. does the world need another king kong film? need is a strong word. but want... it's the land that time forgot meets apocalypse now. john goodman manages to persuade the us army to escort him to skull island, where he thinks something is going on. he says, if we don't get there first, somebody else will. they arrive and they start carpet bombing the island in order to shake up everything on the island. a massive ape starts swatting helicopters out of the sky. i'm probably not meant to laugh, am i?

that is when he killed ms cooper and her nephew.there. some mist and fog. mild night under the blanket of cloud, with temperatures no lower than 8-10, with temperatures no lower than 8—10, and through the day tomorrow, not a bad day across the bulk of england and wales, with dry weather, and also some sunshine in northern ireland and scotland. we could see temperatures 17, possibly 18. potentially the warmest day of the year so far. 0vernight into sunday, the rain peps up and we will see the rain working its way across many parts of the country. sunshine and scattered showers in the west. rain lingering in the east and cooler temperatures between 10—13d. today at five, angry headteachers heckle the education secretary over her plans for more grammar schools. justine greening insists that selective education can close what she calls the "attainment gap", but heads express frustration at the government's priorities. we've got an 8% cut and we are expected to continue delivering quality. it's absolutely dire, we are having to make cuts

ms. cooperative i'll resume your time keep our comments general don't speak about the specific item on thegenda here we go i'm resuming the time. >> maybe i should stop talking. >> please finish our comments what do you say. >> go ahead and say what you, you wanted to say. >> i've had unusual amount of experience in integrating my community in any earlier years i'm responsible as an individual to sfwrart the sequoia union school board by the a.m. bibs of 3 hundred words on the ballot in differentiating a school bond issue unless the school board integrated a high school before the election and the people voted on the ballot measure down the district receives the federal grant that was withheld to the secrecy of the voters he disclosed and the district received more than the bond measure from the federal grant because the school district voted to the bond issue down and kept the money from the federal for integrating the school district i see this and it can be done in san francisco but you're doing it by making the person you pick out a person and use that person to get special - >> thank

ms. cooperative i'll resume your time keep our comments general don't speak about the specific item on thenda here we go i'm resuming the time. >> maybe i should stop talking. >> please finish our comments what do you say. >> go ahead and say what you, you wanted to say. >> i've had unusual amount of experience in integrating my community in any earlier years i'm responsible as an individual to sfwrart the sequoia union school board by the a.m. bibs of 3 hundred words on the ballot in differentiating a school bond issue unless the school board integrated a high school before the election and the people voted on the ballot measure down the district receives the federal grant that was withheld to the secrecy of the voters he disclosed and the district received more than the bond measure from the federal grant because the school district voted to the bond issue down and kept the money from the federal for integrating the school district i see this and it can be done in san francisco but you're doing it by making the person you pick out a person and use that person to get special - >> thank yo

ms. cooperative i'll resume your time keep our comments general don't speak about the specific item on thenda here we go i'm resuming the time. >> maybe i should stop talking. >> please finish our comments what do you say. >> go ahead and say what you, you wanted to say. >> i've had unusual amount of experience in integrating my community in any earlier years i'm responsible as an individual to sfwrart the sequoia union school board by the a.m. bibs of 3 hundred words on the ballot in differentiating a school bond issue unless the school board integrated a high school before the election and the people voted on the ballot measure down the district receives the federal grant that was withheld to the secrecy of the voters he disclosed and the district received more than the bond measure from the federal grant because the school district voted to the bond issue down and kept the money from the federal for integrating the school district i see this and it can be done in san francisco but you're doing it by making the person you pick out a person and use that person to get special - >> thank yo

ms. gowadia: federal law. what information is tsa not providing you? >> nothing, completely cooperative. mr. haffetz: do you give everything to homeland security's inspector general? ms. gowadia: yes. mr. chaffetz: do you give everything to the osc? ms. gowadia: everything but attorney-client privilege. mr. chaffetz: why is not that true with the inspector general? ms. gowadia: the guidance applies external to the department. mr. chaffetz: external to the department? you are part of the united states government, correct? ms. gowadia: we all are, i work for the american public. mr. chaffetz: that's right, that is who is paying and we set up a statute that said he would abide by the law that allows the office of special counsel to dive into these issues. you do treat the inspector general event than the osc? ms. gowadia: in this instance, we do. mr. chaffetz: do we have problems with that, miss lerner? ms. lerner: we do get sensitive security information from tsa, we never had a problem getting that. we handle it appropriately and they can mark it as sensitive. i am confused about why they do n

cooperating. earlier, my colleague reeta chakra barti spoke to the director of europol, rob wainright, who echoed ms0 counterterrorism cases across europe that europol has supported this year, sharing thousands of intelligence messages across the counterterrorist community in europe, using our means to monitor, report on the close of terrorist financing, terrorist use of firearms, and also to monitor the way in which the internet, of course, is being used to spread this ugly propaganda. 80 cases across europe? i mean, that is a lot of cases, isn't it? what are the difficulties facing police forces as they struggle to deal with this threat? well, i think the scale is a real challenge for us, we have thousands of radicalised individuals working across a very dispersed network, some of which, like we saw in the attack on the berlin christmas market last year, the attack in nice last summer in france, and what appear to be the case in westminster, these people are on the fringes of that radicalised immunity. —— of that radicalised community. not much intelligence to indicate that they are about to carry

ms. ferguson's apartment, he committed a murder. >> he was first identified as a person of interest on sunday when he was arrested for misdemeanor drug possession. >> had a heart for nursing. >> reporter: kelsi cooperas her roommate and fellow nurse and heard the screams and called 911. >> we felt safe. we never felt like anything like this could happen. >> reporter: so safe the college friends plan to sign a new year-long lease later that same day. ferguson worked at this nashville hospital as a year for an intensive care nurse after graduating from college in alabama. as friends and families gathered at her funeral on saturday, police were conducting an all-out manhunt for her killer. >> ms. ferguson was a beloved member of the community with somebody who served others and her passing and her murder was something that truly shook this community and this area. >> a community still shaken now looking for closure. >> that was thomas roberts reporting, robots may become your first co-worker. co-bots are starting toop up more and more. this here showing how hospitals use them, a range of robots are tackling checkouts and customer service jobs, hardware stores lowe's low-bot knows where everything is s

ms. vaughan: i think it would be a good idea and more effective to have that reimbursement funding tied to specific cooperation, and that is honoring ice the. if a jurisdiction is not honoring ice detainers, a become ineligible for funding. i think it would be a simple fix to the program that would be more directly relevant to the situation today. >> the time is expired. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me think the chairman and ranking member. let me ask a question that deals with fixing the immigration laws and allowing individuals to come from out of the shadows and distinguishing individuals who criminalspposed to and others. mr. hodgkins, would you support conference of immigration reform? yes or no? i have beengson: working on that for many years. ms. vaughan?ee: ms. vaughan: no, i think it would -- ms. jackson lee: thank you. do you support copperheads of immigration reform? -- copperheads of immigration reform? i would have to look at the particulars. ms. jackson lee: would you? ms. pyati: yes. all of us were: appalled at the killing of king -- kate steinle and others w

ms. vaughan: i think it would be a good idea and more effective to have that reimbursement funding tied to specific cooperation, and that is .c.e. detainers. if a jurisdiction is not honoring i.c.e. detainers, they become ineligible for funding. i think it would be a simple fix to the program that would be more directly relevant to the situation today. chair sensenbrenner: the time of the gentleman's expired. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me think the chairman and ranking member. let me ask a question that deals with fixing the immigration laws and allowing individuals to come from out of the shadows and distinguishing individuals who are here opposed to criminals and others who happen to be unstatused. would you support comprehensive immigration reform? yes or no? sherriff hodgson: i have been working on that for many years. lee: thank you. ms. vaughan? ms. vaughan: no, i think it would -- rep. jackson lee: thank you. do you support comprehensive immigration reform? it takes into account enforcement. if you look at the gang of eight, would you support it? judge arthur: i wo

ms. vaughn, this one's for you. in your testimony you briefly mentioned how our local law enforcement agencies have been affected without the cooperation of i.c.e. officers. just wondering if you could expand on the state criminal alien assistance program and what changes to the reimbursement program might need to be made. >> i think it would be a good idea, more effective, to have that reimbursement funding tied to specific cooperation and that is honoring i.c.e. detainers. for example, they become ineligible for scout funding. i think that would be a simple fix to the program that would be more directly relevant to the situation today. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson-lee, will bat cleanup. >> let me thank the chairman and ranking member for a very important hearing. let me ask a straightforward question that deals with fixing the immigration laws and allowing individuals to come from out of the shadows and distinguishing individuals who are here opposed to criminals and others who happen to be on status. mr. hodgson, would you support comprehensive immigration reform? yes or no? >> congre

he should be going to washington say, i'm going to cooperate, mcircumstance 13, those -- plrk ms 13 coming to rikers island, i'm going to get rid of them. when a person is born in u.s. of america, with three kids illegally here, what are we going to do? get rid of the breadwinner if he is a peace loving person. we have on identify who they are, that is where i am with that, i am not for deporting family of three with 3 kids, because we'll have to pay for them. liz: i understand what you say, we had a hideous horrific case. >> yeah. liz: allegation of ms13 gang member in new york raping a two-year old baby that is a serious crime, that is what president is talking about, no one is talking about law abiding immigrants. the issue, we had several victims of illegal immigrants criminals, on the show. i to get your reaction to their story. >> a 4 time deported illegal alien that had done 5 years in prison for attempted murder, and a 15 year rap shoot just pulled up next to spencer and randomly blew his brains out. >> a classmate asked him for a ride home, his intend was to murder josh for his tr