you have corrected of view that was paramount in paris, yet somehow the united states should paralyze its own kind while the rest of the world of little. we lead with action, not words. [applause]

putin on both sides of the aisle here is paramount. now this says that these sanctions will stay in place unless congress disapproves them anded as some new sanctions. both good things. i hope the house will pass the bill without change and send it to the president's desk. with that, i withdraw any objection and again thank the majority leader for the cooperation we've had.

guest: the idea of safety is paramount here. it is the primary goal of this that it would improve safety as it improves navigation. feel u.s.people who itspace, being as large as is with the safety record as good as it is, is something you don't want to mess with. there are a lot of different opinions about that. gen, no far as next power is operating under this system. that is my understanding. for arlines have asked delay in the implementation as it is said to be rolled out, even under the faa. aircraft won't be ready for it by 2020, by the implementation deadline the faa has set. host: how long has the effort been made? guest: a long time. next jan has been underway and has been a long stretch. in faa is over budget implementing it. ohio, dave, on our line for others. caller: i heard you talk about you were not sure about staffing. i was in the marine corps air 12,hing and everyone worked 16, 18 hours a day, whatever was needed. werenly people who did not air traffic controllers. anyone ad not give break, except for air traff

came to me i went to the paramount and said this is always been something i you know i grew up here and what was great to you is it's an audience that is very much like me people from denver have very similar sensibilities progressive ideals and also you know smoke marijuana and think that that's a legal air of the day absolutely and it's a rocky games you know exactly. and so the audience was so supportive that really it was great i felt like it was a solid a minus is it true that you had gold death in this special yeah i mean i think i talk about the idea of being pro suicide if it's not about loneliness or. if it's about a decision to sort of exit life i talk about. you know death and really exit go yeah yeah i mean you didn't get the choice to be brought into this life but every man every woman has the choice of when to access and i think that should be seen as noble and we should be able to talk about it so i try to make that funny good luck to make that funny and you can't but if there's good parts and special laws and then the idea of serve releasing the death things idea and kin

ministers, while stressing that safety of course is paramount, are keen not to start any sort of panic hope to have the necessary tests on the tower blocks completed within days. those tower blocks which have similar cladding, fire experts will going to assess whether the buildings are actually unsafe. because it is argued just because there is some similar cladding does not necessarily mean those buildings are unsafe, because it depends how much cladding varies, where it is, what are the sort of preventative fire safety methods may be in place but what we can say is there seems to be an appetite for fundamental rethink about the attitude here at westminster towards social housing and the sort of priority it's given. norman smith in westminster, thank you. the prime minister this afternoon is in brussels. to meet eu leaders for the first time since she lost her parliamentary majority in the general election. brexit will be discussed and theresa may is expected to offer certainty to eu nationals living in the uk. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas is in brussels. what sort of r

to kind of kit that on between him and me. —— paramount to keep the bond., his death, all the more difficult. did you believe you would see him again, once he was there and with is? no, i knew i was never going to see him again, to the point where i talked about his death to him. throughout those months we talked about his death and how that was going to get communicated to me, because i knew from other experiences of other mothers who have gone through this that they don't get a call and it's quite often just put on the social media and that's how they find out. i actually said to my son, please don't do that to me. please make sure somebody has the courtesy to phone me and tell me you are dead and he promised me. that is one thing he actually promised me. this is difficult stuff, but when we read about the young men who kill themselves or were killed as part of themselves or were killed as part of the london attack or the manchester suicide bombing, you know, you have to get your head around this young minds, where they are in a sense welcoming death. yea

that advice has been paramount to my life in the last year. i don't expect to please everyone with what i did or this book. but i do know that i am going to empower thousands of others to want to learn more about the issues. >> you said you are a recovering perfectionist. what does that mean? >> i thought i was going to be recovered at 40. but kind of happened. i just turned 50 and now i am proud to say i'm on the road to recovery. i think it is important to change as much as possible in life. a lot of time that takes grit and determination and that fighting spirit and yes, perfectionism. but it can lead to a tremendous amount of unhappiness because nobody is perfect. i think we should celebrate our mistakes a little bit more in this world especially with our kids. stop giving every tid a trophy. make them earn something and fall on their face. when you get into real world, you have to know how to handle yourself when mom and dad are not around. >> take your power back from october of 2017 this is a preview on booktv on c-span2. >> this weeken

and security is of paramount importance to the airline sector.well in recent years, despite fierce competition and ongoing fears over security. but as the international trade body — iata — meets for its annual get together in mexico could 2017 be a year of change for the industry? profits last year were at a record high at $35.6 billion — with passenger numbers up 6.3 percent compared to 2015. but iata has since downgraded its outlook for this year saying the rising cost of oil will provide a headwind for the industry but also the increase in security measures. the question of whether the united states will extend its ban on laptops in the cabin for all international flights remains unanswered. the us already has a ban on large electronic devices on flights to and from eight mostly—muslim countries. with me is victoria moores, european editor for air transport world. good morning and thank you for coming in. the issue of security and the laptop ban. what will they be discussing today? what we saw a few weeks back was this rapidly implemented ban

however, the security of the community is paramount and i want to reassure you that's the case. initially we responded with our national capitol response squad from the jctf. and they were assisting our state and local partners. once confirmed that a member of congress that was involved in the incident, we have taken a lead. however, this is a joint command and this is a joint investigation with our state and local partners to include who's been at the microphone already and our partners from a.t. averplet f. and alexandria county and alexandria city and capitol police as well. i want to turn it over to the governor for a second. governor mcauliffe: i want to say our thoughts and prayers are with everybody. i want to congratulate the effort of the state, local and federal. we're all here together. early this morning police -- i want to thank everybody's involvement. i specifically want to thank the first responders. i have been told that members of the neighborhood and the community gave assistance. this is truly an extraordinary effort. and i also want to compliment the u.s. ca

iis i is paramount for these guys at the moment.ith graham henry in 2001, he lost half the team on day one, you guys over here and ewe guys over there, they were this is a test side and we are making up the moments. it is important these guys feel like they are putting themselves in the shop window, that i have a chance to go and prove themselves. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. from myself and the rest of the team. bye. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former director of communications for the conservative party, giles kenningham, and nigel nelson, political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people. tomorrow's front pages. good to see you both. the right and left in harmony on the paper, that is what i like to see. a coalition, not of chaos i hasten to add. let us look at the front—pages. let us look at the front—pages. the telegraph is looking at those reports of an apparent labour surge ahead of the election — saying its ca

it is paramount for these guys at the moment.e players that are involved with graham henry in 2001, he lost half the team on day one because he said, you guys over here, and you guys over there, and the players knew straightaway that thati5 the players knew straightaway that that is a test side and we are just making up the numbers. i think it is important that these guys feel like they are putting them5elve5 important that these guys feel like they are putting themselves in the shop window, that they've got a chance to go and prove themselves. iri5h rugby chief philip browne say5 ireland's bid to host the 2023 rugby world cup is on track despite the revelation that new government legislation is required. they officially submitted their bid this afternoon. ireland rugby legend brian 0'driscoll led an open—top bus, musicians and flag—bearers from the aviva stadium in dublin to world rugby‘s headquarters. they're up against south africa and france to host the tournament and the successful country is due to be announced in november.

they say that the safety of residents is paramount...coming out, 800 households in evacuate did from camden. 0n the line is ahead of the residents association in the chalcot estate. we heard from him briefly before. thank you forjoining us. can you let us know what is happening now? are most people leaving? there's lots of people leaving? there's lots of people leaving at the moment with their bags packed. they have been told to pack bags for two, four weeks and a lot of people are leaving. we have camden council staff knocking on people's doors, and the fire service are spoiling to people what is going on. why exactly this evacuation is happening? i am not too sure. the fire risk is to do with the insulation on some of the gas pipes on the building and some of the fire doors. that is all i know at the moment. where are people being sent? to the sports centre and anybody that has family that they can go to, they are being advised to go to their family. if they have nowhere to go they are being told to go to the sports centre to be direct

and the tone set by the president of the united states is of paramount importance. the tone that was way off, i believe, in this instance, was the tone of the president of the united states instead of setting the tone of theresa may who went right to the point, talked about being firm and tough, and at the same time compassion immediately, not exaggerating, not going for the political jugular, not going for easy answers. she sees complexity. our president doesn't deal well with complexity. he sees things in black and white and this is this is another example of it. like i say, ronald reagan said bring the country together. bring the forces of good in the world together. use reagan's example, not trump's. >> i remember a news executive once saying to me feverything i television is all about tone. we'll bring you both back next hour. >>> coming up, sean spicer cannot speak for the president. reporters have not been able to ask trump himself some key questions. >>> we'll have more other media shakeups and must-see tv later this week. coming up on thursday, james comey

but for some reason or another this issue of climate change emerged as a paramount issue for the left in this country and around the world. through kyoto, through president obama's cap-and-trade agenda, and then through the, in the last year of his administration to have america saddled in an international agreement in the paris accord, i think put a real burden on our economy and our people. it was a bad deal for america. the president said so, he was elected to represent pittsburgh, not paris. i just have to tell you, it is a so refreshing to have a president who just stands without apology for the american people, for the american economy and for america's interests in the world first. ainsley: what was your reaction to john kerry said, more kids will get asthma because we're pulling out of this agreement? >> it is disappointing to hear hot rhetoric. when we first med, i was governor of a midwestern state, the truth of the matter american industry, heartland, all across america depends on fossil fuel and colburning power plants, what our families have seen is rising electricity, co

and one thing's certain, security at the 50,000-seat venue will be paramount.oncertgoers are being asked not to bring bags with them. >> there's going to be double the security presence than normally anticipated at a concert of this size >>> cameron mathison is here with news on jennifer garner. >> everyone is rooting for jen. she's done everything she can to hold the family together after her breakup with ben. new insight as she moves on with her single life. ♪ . >> jen is, quote, not ruling out dating in the future. that's what a source tells us about the 45-year-old, divorcing mom of three. actually, to be clear, it seems both ben and jen are open to finding love again, but, quote, neither one of them is dating anyone seriously at the moment. now, to give you a little perspective -- it's been nearly two years since bennifer split, 2 1/2 months since ben finished rehab. 48 days since they finally filed for divorce. and over a month since ben moved out of the family's guesthouse and into a home nearby. so, how is jen healing after heartbreak? >> you can march

. >> paramount pictures reportedly getting ready to shoot a feature film in marin county.ding to the marin ij, the company is building a set in peacock gap, the neighborhood i grew up. a california film commission believes the project is likely an action film, possibly a sequel to an earlier project. paramount television, by the way, currently shooting the second season of the netflix season "13 reasons why" in marin and other parts of the bay area. >> for the seventh straight year, uc berkeley has been recognized as one of the top universities in the world. the uk-based world reputation rankings released its annual list this morning. berkeley took the sixth overall spot. the university has been ranked sixth or higher every year since the rankings began in 2011. it's also the only school in the top ten with more women enrolled than men. stanford also made the list. they're at number three. just behind harvard and m.i.t. the university of cambridge and the university of oxford also tied for number four. schools are ranked on teaching, research, and overall scores. >> a heal

for that reason, you have corrected a view that was paramount in paris somehow the united states should penalize its own economy, be apologetic. anchor: you have been watching u.s. president donald trump announced that the united states will pull out of the paris climate accord. he mentioned in his statement that the u.s. will begin negotiations to reenter on terms that are more fair to the united states. the u.s. president also mentioning that the deal was a redistribution of u.s. wealth to other countries. he mentioned that pulling out of the accord is an assertion of american sovereignty. we have team coverage of this announcement. mya is in washington, barbara is in brussels. here in the studio, i am pleased to welcome a climate impact analyst and advisor to the united nations on global warming. this is an historic moment that we have just witnessed today. what is your reaction? >> it's not really a big surprise. i guess we were fully expecting on the trump administration to pull out. there were some surprising things along the sides, the view of president trump that he can renegoti

. >> safety around water is paramount but hopefully this will ease some o your child would see okay and then days later something happens. dry drowning, certainly you can understand why people would be concerned about that. >> i was concerned. i appreciate the doctor cleerk that up. see how quickly this stuff spreads like wild fire. >> all the parent blogs. seriously, i was concerned. >> thank you, lawr lauren. still ahead, the gop is raising against the clock. where they stand right now as they're trying to come up with the new healthcare billion before the holiday break. also ahead h. i was not going to let him get away it with it's not right. it's not fair. a purse snatcher picked the wrong pregnant woman to rob. coming up, are the president's tweets hurting his agenda. we're going to take a closer look on the final five. hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not ove

the importance of the commanders queries and the like are paramount to all commanders and the tools they possess. i've used those tools as a commander at various levels and in various organizations that i commanded. that includes sending people to prison for sexual crimes. to suggest that because commanders have these tools that they will somehow not be capable of using the uniform code of military justice to bring justice in good order and discipline in the military is absolutely absurd. once again, what we see is i an attempt to move the military away from its own separate justice system. one more chip, one more not, one more crack so they no longer have the ability to establish good order and discipline in their organizations. if advocates, as one statement was made, if they're not experts, then my goodness, who is? after all, they go to school specifically and are legally trained specifically to understand the uniform code of military justice. one anecdote was service academies, meaning maybe they can handle it and they should refer these two outside prosecutors and the like, three d

as we move close ever to the bo the collaboration is very close and paramount. physical bar jers work. physical barriers do work and so we are in the process, i think the chairman knows of collaborating with a number of contacts. >> and i was down yesterday and i think your experience is vital we have a little bit of time to talk about a very important issue and that is cyber security. people ask what keeps me up at night, isis, al qaeda but cyber has great capability for great devastation can you very briefly -- the threats are real. what are you doing in the department to combat this? >> first thing i would say is oftentimes people ask me what keeps me up at night. so many things keep me up at night. i don't go to bed anymore. we are very very very good at cyber but so are they. we have been effected by cyber, manipulated by cyber. tts time shlgs i think, to do somebody about that. but anything that we can do in the department, in the country, to better prepare, to protect our own nets and make that protection available r, which w do. we have world class partn

president, you have corrected a view that was paramount in pair thace somehow the united states should penalize its own economy, be apologetic, lead with our chin while the rest of the world does little. other nations talk a good game. we lead with action, not words. [applause] >> our efforts, mr. president, as you know, should be supporting our technology, our innovation to reduce their co 2 foot print to learn from us. that should be our focus versus agreeing to things that harm our economy and the american people. mr. president, it takes courage. it takes commitment to say no to men while doing what is right by the american people. you have that courage and the american people can take comfort because you have their backs. thank you, mr. president. [applause] [cheering] >> one of the lines from the president's speech "i was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh not paris." the president of france reacted to the news less than an hour after the speech. >> the president is speaking now. reaction to president trump's decision to withdraw.

you have corrected of view that was paramount in paris, yet somehow the united states should paralyze its own kind while the rest of the world of little. we lead with action, not words. [applause] scott pruit: our efforts mr. president as you know, our innovation, donations who seek to reduce co2 learn from us. that should be the focus, first the dreams of unachievable targets. mr. president, it takes courage. it takes commitment to say no to people while doing what is right. you have that courage, and the american people can take comfort as you have their backs. thank you, mr. president. [applause] ♪ [applause] former president barack obama issued this statement concerning president trump's decision to withdraw from the harris clement i believe the united states of america should be at the front of the pack but even in the absence of american leadership, even if this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future, i am confident that cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way and help protect for future generations the one planet we g

with the safety of the children paramount, there are stringent rules and a three strikes and you're outonation card, we have a donation thing. twinkle's adopted son, adam, helps to enforce them. if you steal it is an automatic out. so, especially if it is around here. or if it's out there and it comes in here, you're automatically out, completely. i will come back, twinkle will let me know, she will give me the papers of the violations, i will go and read it to them and they will sign it. and then if it happens two more times, we get three chances, right on the third chance, i come in and i kick you right out. my name is adam, i am twinkle's son. she has been my inspiration for a long time. i don't even need to be living like this. like, in an encampment. i can go straight into a home, but i choose not to. i choose to stay here because i love the people and i love how things work here. it's inspiring. the resilience of this remarkable community is admirable. the only electricity is from those lucky enough to own and fuel a generator and the nearest toilets are hundreds of metres away in

president, you have corrected a view that was paramount in paris that somehow the united states should penalize its own economy, be apologetic, lead with our chin while the rest of the world does little. other nations talk a good game. we lead with action, not words. our efforts, mr. president, as you know, should be supporting -- exporting our technology, our innovation to reduce their co2 footprint to learn from us. that should be our focus versus agreeing to things that harm our economy and the american people. mr. president, it takes courage. it takes commitment to say no to the plaudits of men while doing what is right by the american people. you have that courage, and the american people can take comfort because you have their backs. thank you, mr. president. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we will hear more about the decision and more from scott pruitt this afternoon at 1:30 on c-span. now some of the international r

the importance of the commanders queries and the like are paramount to all commanders and the tools they possess. i've used those tools as a commander at various levels and in various organizations that i commanded. that includes sending people to prison for sexual crimes. to suggest that because commanders have these tools that they will somehow not be capable of using the uniform code of military justice to bring justice in good order and discipline in the military is absolutely absurd. once again, what we see is i an attempt to move the military away from its own separate justice system. one more chip, one more not, one more crack so they no longer have the ability to establish good order and discipline in their organizations. if advocates, as one statement was made, if they're not experts, then my goodness, who is? after all, they go to school specifically and are legally trained specifically to understand the uniform code of military justice. one anecdote was service academies, meaning maybe they can handle it and they should refer these two outside prosecutors and the like, three d

belt and trust and honesty is paramount. when you have the faster furious, the benghazi, the keep your health care if you wanted and keep your doctor if you wanted. when you have a president doing that, she could have still won it. when the democrats take up and take sides with someone that has -- that is obviously lying to the people. the people here are not stupid. they know the difference. they have lived long lives watching it, and that is my comment. thank you for taking my call. host: thank you. people on the opposite side of this gentleman would talk to him and say i can't imagine how you could do -- you could call donald trump honest, but there is that. different perceptions about things. jobrepublicans did a good and the conservatives have done a pretty efficient job for a quarter century, of making hillary clinton look corrupt. i don't want to get into a big long debate about the extent to which all that is true, but let's just say it was effective and it worked. host: our guest among his publications that he has w

it's paramount in this whole case to give the families respite and the survivors of hillsborough andlet us put to rest the 96. it's got to. the fans were killed when the terraces at the sheffield ground became overcrowded during the 1989 fa cup semifinal. since 2012, there have been two criminal inquiries into hillsborough. 0peration resolve investigated the day of the disaster. it identified 15 key suspects. 0ffences considered include gross negligence manslaughter. one of those waiting to hear whether he will face charges is former chief superintendent david duckenfield, who was the south yorkshire police match commander. the police watchdog, the ipcc, investigated cover—up allegations, identifying eight key suspects. it considered offences including misconduct in a public office and perverting the course of justice. the former west yorkshire chief constable, sir norman bettison, has revealed that he's been treated as a suspect by the ipcc. it isn't known whether he wailface charges. hundreds of investigators have been working from these offices for the last four years at a cost of

it says safety of residents is paramount, camden council and fire rescue services are working together serious cases, this involves residents being moved out of their homes while they are made safe. it is clearly distressing for those involved, every effort will be made to reduce disruption as they make temporary arrangement in line with their emergency plan. the government is offering resilience in getting this done as swiftly and safely as possible. that means there will be five tower blocks on the estate and swiss cottage with 161 households in each which will effect, we believe, 805 residents. the very big commitment from camden council and a huge amount of disruption an ease for those residents who will be hoping for reassurance for how long they will be disrupted for and where they will be disrupted for and where they will be disrupted for and where they will live. will be back with they will live. will be back with the council scene when they appear to make that statement. first, the weather. hello there. after the exceptional heat earlier this week, it feels we have gone back t

the safety of the children are paramount. >> reporter: despite sightings in this 7-eleven. >> they believe his in a vehicle and they're still looking for him. >> reporter: police called off the search effort confident sellby has help. >> just knocked on the door and fled. last scene wearing an orange shirt and a white blanket. >> reporter: they come in contact with this escapee what should they do. >> call 911 immediately. >> reporter: and police as we speak are working to interview family members. they are urging sellby to turn himself in. we did ask that manager over at the 7-eleven for that surveillance video in the store. he wouldn't give it to us but police are working with it. in the meantime students at the bucks central district will return to school tomorrow and they don't need to makeup the day at the end of the year. we're live in doylestown, i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >>> a former montgomery county english teacher will spend up to one year in prison for the sexual relationship she had with a student. she was a teacher at upper dublin high school. she was arrested back in may

paramount pictures reportedly getting ready to shoot a feature film in marin. the company is building a set where i grew up in san rafael. yeah, california film commission spokesperson believes the project is likely an action film. i don't know what kind of action is going on in peacock gap, but who knows. television shooting currently shooting the second season of "13 reasons why" in marin and other parts of the bay area. >> taking matters in his own hands. he resorts to an interesting tactic to fight off intruders. >> and spacex set to make a double launch. >> and the call about a loose pig that turned out to be much more than police expected. >> first, this morning's tech bites. >> a group of parents in colorado wants to keep smartphones out of the hands of kids. >> a doctor is leading the charge for a law prohibiting the sale of smartphones to and for kids under 14. >> it's back to the future on the video gaming scene. >> atari coming out with a new console 24 years after its last system hit the market. atari's ceo confirmed the news which comes 4 years aft

public comment so i have an issue on both sides if we're circumventing the public process that is paramount to due process and our democracy and so that's an issue on the right and the left that i'm deeply concerned about and why i'm so vocal about this issue but let me just get you to answer that quickly and then we'll close with minute left i want you to just to address to what extent the trade narrative reinforces female stereotypes but tricky i am fully supportive of the rights of transgender people to be free of discrimination. and like my i think we need a national conversation on. where the rates and where women's rights began. as. you know from what i can see the trans narrative very much reinforces patriarchy because in our culture gender is a sin not a synonym for sexism it's the behavioral caste system that says how men behave how women behave it has no basis in material reality as it's completely based on sexual stereotypes and when you hear i've never heard a trans narrative that does not rely on sexist stereotypes to explain how someone knew they were actually born in the wron

you yourself, i imagine you have taken these boats in the past, is a security paramount when you takingeys? i haven't been on these journeys? i haven't been on these bigger boats because these bigger boats take a lot more boat —— people. i have been on the smaller boats with between five and 15 people and it is mandatory. on the small boats, it is absolutely mandatory, everything or person has to wear a life vests. the bigger boats, i'm not sure but i have seen at times when we went by with the smaller boats that the folks on bigger boats didn't have life vests on. i know if they have been given one 01’ on. i know if they have been given one or not, have no idea. and there is no sense yet as to what caused this. what are the conditions like? the water looks calm but is it windy today? the water was calm, as bar as i know, it was a beautiful day, actually. —— as far as i know. today was nice and funny and it is fine. really briefly, is there anything you can remember like this happening in guatape, in your memory?” you can remember like this happening in guatape, in your memory? i have o

think we should hold our breath on now but it's the kurdish question who is arming them is becoming paramount in the last few days with a new saudi crown prince in saudi arabia. prince mohammed bin salman has told the kurds in no uncertain terms that if he doesn't get what he wants which is for the turkish troops to be removed completely that he hinted he said he might look at options on arming the kurds themselves so you have an incendiary situation with the kurds in northern syria which has got so much more complicated in just in just the last few weeks with the cutter christ is emerging in america once again double it deliberate saying i'm not sure which foot to put its confident with to place itself in so it straddled both camps there is a lot of confusion just a week ago from the white house between trump and the pentagon over the qatar question so the kurds and arming of the kurds it keeps coming up time and time again and very worrying martin j. award winning journalist thanks for your insights today here on the syria question on our international. we've been hearing from eighty three

paramount pictures is shooting a move in marchen this week. you check out the information on the facebook page back in a moment with more. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. the conroversy surrounding tomorrow )s annual trans >>> we're getting back to the story in san francisco. the controversy surrounding tomorrow's annual trans march that stems from a guideline that instructed people not to talk to police officers along the route. once again jean. >> the march got off to a controversial start when the they booed politicians fighting for transgender rights off the stage. this year the controversy begins before the gathering begins. the march guidelines included directions about interacting with police saying laughter has not been a friend to communities and many allies. do not talk to them. do

it's paramount in this whole case to give the families respite and the survivors of hillsborough ando truly let us put to rest the 96. it's got to. the fans were killed when the terraces at the sheffield ground became overcrowded during the 1989 fa cup semifinal. since 2012, there have been two criminal inquiries into hillsborough. operation resolve investigated the day of the disaster. it identified 15 key suspects. offences considered include gross negligence manslaughter. one of those waiting to hear whether he will face charges is former chief superintendent david duckenfield, who was the south yorkshire police match commander. the police watchdog, the ipcc, investigated cover—up allegations, identifying eight key suspects. it considered offences including misconduct in a public office and perverting the course of justice. the former west yorkshire chief constable, sir norman bettison, has revealed that he's been treated as a suspect by the ipcc. it isn't known whether he wailface charges. hundreds of investigators have been working from these offices for the last four years at a

and security is of paramount importance to the airline sector.despite fierce competition and the ongoing fears over security. but as the international trade body, iata, meets for its annual get together in mexico could 2017 be a year of change for the industry? profits last year were at a record high at $35.6 a record high at $35.6 point dollars with passenger numbers up 6.3% percent compared to 2015. with passenger numbers up 6.3% compared to 2015. but iata has since downgraded its outlook for this year saying the rising cost of oil will provide a headwind for the industry but also the increase in security measures. the question of whether the united states will extend its ban on laptops in the cabin for all international flights remains unanswered. the us already has a ban on large electronic devices on flights to and from eight mostly—muslim countries. with us is rochelle turner, research director, world travel and tourism council. it was a very swift, almost like an overnight ban and caused chaos at the time. give us your take on what the tim