tonight, the families of those who died came to sussex police headquarters to meet the crown prosecution service that andy hill, the pilot, would now be prosecuted. i have found there is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with the manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft, contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. lawyers for the families involved say the decision by the cps to prosecute comes after nearly three years of grief and loss. the decision by the crown prosecution service is very much welcomed and the families now hope that this criminal procedure and process can progress as swiftly as possible. this memorial to the 11 men who died has been placed on this bridge near the crash site. tonight, the crown prosecution service said that andy hill, the pilot, would be charged and appear in court in due course. the inquest into the men's deaths is now likely to be postponed until after any court case. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex. the tensions between britain and russia h

tonight, the crown prosecution service said that andy hill, the pilot, would be charged and appear in case. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex. tributes have been paid to the red arrows engineer who died in a crash on anglesey on tuesday. corporaljonathan bayliss‘s colleagues described him as a generous, kind and caring man who could always be relied upon. the pilot of the aircraft, flight lieutenant david stark, was injured in the accident. fashion retailer new look is to close sixty stores across the uk, with the loss of 1,000 jobs. it‘s part of a plan to reduce rental costs for the fashion chain, and refocus the brand on new look‘s core younger shoppers. the shops will closures will take place over the next 12 months. the tv presenter ant mcpartlin, who was charged with drink—driving, will appear at wimbledon magistrates‘ court next month. he was arrested after an accident involving three vehicles in london on sunday. itv had already announced that his co—presenter, declan donnelly, seen here on the right, will host saturday night takeaway without him when the show returns in ten

tonight, the families of those who died came to sussex police headquarters to meet the crown prosecution service. i have found there is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. lawyers for the families involved say the decision by the cps to prosecute comes after nearly three years of grief and loss. the decision by the crown prosecution service is very much welcomed and the families now hope that this criminal procedure and process can progress as swiftly as possible. this memorial to the 11 men who died has been placed on this bridge near the crash site. tonight, the crown prosecution service said that andy hill, the pilot, would be charged and appear in court in due course. the inquest into the men's deaths is now likely to be postponed until after any court case. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex. a major new study has warned that the quantity of plastic in the world's oceans will treble withi

the company that manufactured com to get tobias on and discovers a memorandum from the arkan prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still a lawyer wrote to the public prosecutor's in his opinion all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. dungeness the on. really in and president down there was a sworn v. and they had an outside how this bit of the art according to records or appeared in person the next day to meet the prosecution and to discuss dismissal of the case the judges in the county go on trial if a personal injury and involuntary manslaughter the defense demands that the case is dismissed a trial in which the parents of contraband children were only permitted to participate as spectators leading the prosecution now is justice minister. he is no longer allowed to interfere in the proceedings. however after two years in office go writes a letter to a defense lawyer who is also involved. the letter is addressed to eric schmidt life. then the defense lawyer for one of the growing until defendan

case requires strict conditions these according to the prosecution service. for. your son. welcome to maximize your financial survival guy. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't you watch kaiser report. i would still like to be with a thick book everyone in it for the sake of peace and stability that but it's the russians or the americans or the pakistanis or the indians although month by and large we are addicted to the thing which is peace and stability within the region that is the board then. where they just didn't know was done or for the region the long term presence of foreign troops inside of one is. bored with what the region for one month. joined me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. to year that's mid-town. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right

men who died have been called to sussex police headquarters in lewes to be told by the crown prosecution service police conducted a thorough and detailed investigation into the incident and in november 2017 submitted a full file to the cps as evidence in relation to the actions of the pilot andy hill. in accordance with the code of prosecutors i have considered whether there is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with any offence and, if so, whether it is in the public interest to do so. following a careful review of the evidence i have found there is sufficient evidence to charge andrew hill with the manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft, contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. mr hill will be formally charged with the offences and appear before the courts in due course. it is expected that mr hill‘s first court appearance will be in london in the middle of april. meanwhile, the inquest into the deaths of the 11 men is expected to be postponed until the criminal proceedings

the crown prosecution service has ruled out a further review of the death of poppi worthington , thewho died in barrow—in—furness in december 2012. a coroner concluded in january she had been sexually assaulted by her father, paul worthington, hours before she died of asphyxia. he denies any wrongdoing. a man who stabbed to death his ex—partner‘s daughter at an aldi supermarket has been jailed for at least 30 years. neville hord pleaded guilty to murdering 30—year—old mother jodie willsher in skipton, north yorkshire, four days before christmas. hord was told he may never be released. the police investigation into the deaths of 71 people who died in the grenfell tower blaze have revealed that a fire door taken from the building has failed a fire test. it held back flames forjust 15 minutes. it should have held them back for 30. survivors of the fire have called the revelations ‘shocking'. tom symonds reports. could what happened here be the result of corporate manslaughter? that is what the police are investigating. highly technical work, including the test of a door from a grenfell

the crown prosecution service has ruled out a further review of the death of poppi worthington, the 13 coroner concluded in january she had been sexually assaulted by her father paul worthington, hours before she died of asphyxia. he denies any wrongdoing. the anglo—dutch consumer company unilever, the third biggest firm in the uk, has denied brexit is a factor in its decision to base its new headquarters in rotterdam, rather than london. unilever, which makes staples such as marmite and hellmann's mayonnaise, insists it's fully committed to its british operations. a police investigation into the deaths of 71 people who died in the grenfell tower blaze has revealed that a fire door installed in the tower block was only able to hold back the flames for around 15 minutes — just half the time it was supposed to work for. survivors of the fire have called the revelations "shocking". tom symonds reports. could what happened here be the result of corporate manslaughter? that is what the police are investigating. highly technical work, including the test of a door from a grenfell flat. one th

that reaction from the crown prosecution service.r in the programme. an egyptian student has died after being attacked in nottingham last month. 18—year—old mariam moustafa was attacked outside a shopping centre by a group of women and was left in a coma. egypt is sending a delegation of mps to the uk, to monitor investigations. jeremy ball reports. a teenager whose future looks so bright, whose family is now in mourning. they brought mariam to britain for an education, and now she is gone. she was amazing. i feel like i have lost my other half. she was so kind and always wanted to help people out. i do not know why they would do that to her. why her? she was attacked outside the victoria shopping centre in nottingham on february 20th. people saw a group of women punching her and then following her onto a bus. on wednesday, she died in hospital. the egyptian embassy said this. it is supporting mariam's grieving family. at nottingham college where mariam was studying engineering, they described her death as "shocking", saying she was

the crown prosecution service says this case serves as a stark warning to other drivers.ence brings with it a high degree of responsibility that should be at the forefront of every driver's mind. today, thejudge praised the families of those who lost loved ones for their constant dignity in what he said was a dreadful case. helena lee, bbc news, reading crown court. crown prince mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia has started a three—day visit to britain by having lunch with the queen and holding talks with the prime minister in downing street about trade and security. but the visit is not appropriate, according to human rights campaigners, who point to saudi arabia's role in the conflict in yemen, where the un says there's a humanitarian crisis. our security correspondent, frank gardner, has more details. a downing street welcome for the man who is shaking up saudi arabia with radical reforms. crown prince mohammed bin salman and his delegation have come to britain looking for new deals and new partnerships. this meeting concluded with an agreed target of £65 billion of

the crown prosecution service says this case serves as a stark warning to other drivers.t should be at the forefront of every driver‘s mind. for the families the end of this trial may bring some closure. after one of the worst motorway crashes in recent years. helena lee, bbc news reading crown court. a leaked report suggests save the children‘s chairman sir alan parker was too close to the charity‘s ceo justin forsyth to deal adequately with complaints about his inappropriate behaviour three women employees accused mr forsyth of inappropriate behaviour, for which he said he had apologised. a leaked email from the time suggested mr forsyth should not be alone with female employees. protesters interrupted a board meeting this week to call for sir alan parker to resign. the retailer new look is to close 60 of its 593 branches expecting to result in 980 job losses. the company says it is having to take tough but necessary action to reduce costs a nd tough but necessary action to reduce costs and restore long—term affordability. president tom, his main economic adviser gary c

louood evening, i am jesse for the crown prosecution service. in the kingdom of denmark. >> i am just pose berg -- i am jeff rosenberg. ladies and gentlemen, marcella's was right, there is, indeed, something rotten in the state of denmark, and it is this. prince hamlet, air to our noble throne, was trying to get away r to ourder -- hei noble throne, was trying to get away with murder. it will be up to you, jurors, to see that justice was done and to hold them accountable. we do not agree with much of said to you,nse but she set the standard out correctly. the defense must show, for it is their burden, not ours, that mental because of a disease, either did not appreciate the wrongfulness of his actions or cannot conform that conduct to the rule of law. in plain english, books, was this man -- folks, was this man mad or not? the answer is simple. if you believe someone who feigns madness is mad, or if you believe someone who merely suffers the arrows of unrequited love as mad, then your verdict should be for the defense. but if you wise and upstan

the crown prosecution service has ruled out a further review by prosecutors into the death of 13—month—oldr father, paul worthington, before she died of asphyxia. he denies any wrongdoing. the cps said no new evidence had emerged that could change its decision not to prosecute. poppi's mother said she was "extremely disappointed" by the decision. time for a look at the weather. we saw these pictures earlier and we are going to show people, just explain. this is the north east, the snow in boston, do you recognise this character? frozen. absolutely, a character from the film, else. this character? frozen. absolutely, a characterfrom the film, else. —— elsa. yes, it is when she hitches up her skirt. there we go! we have got to show these. purely because we can. they still have problems with the snow in the north—east but this is being used as a tourist destination. this is great. a person dressed in a thick wet suit, this is inside the arctic circle. norwegian island. people go there, some of the best waves, better than southern europe, but the sea is only four degrees and bs outside is —15

the crown prosecution service has ruled out a further review by prosecutors into the death of 13—month—old012. a coroner concluded in january that poppi had been sexually assaulted by her father, paul worthington, before she died of asphyxia. he denies any wrongdoing. the cps said no new evidence had emerged that could change its decision not to prosecute. poppi's mother said she was "extremely disappointed" by the decision. a 44—year—old man has beenjailed for at least 30 years, after admitting stabbing to death a woman while she was at work in an aldi supermarket in skipton just before christmas. neville hord pleaded guilty to murdering 30—year—old jodie willsher, who was the daughter of his former partner. the mother of one died at the scene. prosecutors described hord's motive for the killing as ‘revenge'. let's return to the poisoning of a former russian spy in salisbury. theresa may has been visiting the town today, she has received the backing of the leaders of germany, france and the usa. there was a joint statement saying it was an attack on british coventry and they say the use o

breaking news now, the crown prosecution service has said there will be no further review by prosecutorse of probabilities poppi was abused before she died on the 12th of december. her father paul denies the accusation. we've just learned that theresa may is to visit salisbury, and is in fact there and will be talking to emergency services and others. our correspondent is there a. visits following on from the visit by the home secretary last week? that's right, all part of what seems to be a very visible attempt to be on the front foot of this whole nerve agent story. alaba front foot of this whole nerve agent story. ala ba russ front foot of this whole nerve agent story. alaba russ was —— amber rudd was here last week, theresa may today. she will be meeting public health england today they have been speaking at bristol public from the nerve agents. she will be meeting some members of the public to reassure them about what's happened, reinforcing that government message. we have borisjohnson this morning on the bbc saying the public needn't be nervous about this, things are under control

a good afternoon, i am a senior crown prosecutor for the crown prosecution service.s oblivious to the approaching hazard as he was on cruise control and hands—free at a time. what then followed was an entirely avoidable collision with the most catastrophic consequences. holding a driver's license brings with it a high degree of responsibility that should be at the forefront of every driver's mind. both men shot flagrant disregard for the safety of other road users that morning, leaving five families mourning the loss of their loved ones. unimaginable to think of the emotional impact of this incident will have on the family and friends of the deceased and those injured. i hope that those injured continue with the recovery and hope that these convictions will in some way bring some closure to those concerned for this catastrophic event. my thoughts are very much with them all at this time. thank you very much. so, reactionjust here, now, ithink from the relatives of victims.|j so, reactionjust here, now, ithink from the relatives of victims. i am representing mr joseph

from the prosecution, victim services, legal aid to victims, law enforcement. it requires that the money is spent in each of these areas and it makes sure that we have a really strong safety net and that every stream and the net is strong because of one string is weak the victim will fall. one third really smart aspect of vawa which i encourage other countries to emulate is that we have set aside in every grant that monies have to be spent for training and technical assistance of the grantee. and obviously they haven't done a very good job of setting standards and rules for grantees to follow. you have to make sure that they do not engage in practices that harm victims. but they have to be able to use their discretion. some of the time and require that they get really good training and technical assistance. give them the tools that they need when it is time to use their discretion. we are very happy that vawa focuses on prevention and early intervention violence for protective orders and being intervening in domestic violence cases. low-level cases the first ti

prosecute. him story is similar service of the relatives of at least twenty thousand people civilian and military who disappeared during decades of conflict she says her son pretty hasn't been seen since the family escaped from a tamil tigers battlezone towards army positions at the end of the civil war that will go under and i don't have to tell us if they did anything to our children otherwise they have to release the people they have even if they tell us they shot them then that will end the mental anguish we have we can't give up. thank you lanka's twenty six year civil war ended in two thousand and nine after the deaths of more than one hundred thousand dial and us. attempts to find out what happened to those who disappeared have been stalled by governments that didn't want soldiers in their commanders investigated now an office of missing persons or o m p has been approved by leaders of the current government. the senior lawyer who will oversee the o m p admits he has a daunting task we want to be independent. and we. need to go to the fact. that we would have to manage expectations like wh

prevent and respond to domestic and sexual violence receive a portion of the money from the prosecution to victims services, legally to victims, law enforcement, it requires the money is spent in each of these areas and it makes sure that we have a really strong safety net and that every string in the net is strong because if one string is weak, the victims will fall through. a third really smart aspect of vawa which i encourage other countries to emulate is that we have set aside in every grant, there is money has to be spent for training and technical assistance of the grantee. now vawa obviously has done a good job of setting standards and rules for grantees to follow. they have to make sure they don't engage in practices that harm victims. but they have to be able to use their discretion some of the time and require that they get really good training and technical assistance gives them tools they need when it's time to use their discretion. we are very happy that -- happy that vawa focuses on early intervention by allowing for protective orders and intervening in domestic violence case, low-level case,

prosecute your abuser? we know now how to best handle this is to wrap the victims for services and trauma informed care. it's so important that this committee come together in a bipartisan way and so proud to know the vawa legislation is strong and stronger than ever. sometimes an issue brings both sides of the political aisle together and this is one of them. thank you for helping prosecutors like me do my best to stop violence to hold perpetrators accountable, to make victims safer and to never let it get them die in vain. thank you. >> thank you very much to the three of you. we very much appreciate it and very good personal testimony. if i can i would like to ask ms. nguyen a question. to the best of my knowledge this is the first time someone who has gone through your experience has testified before this committee. .. >> thank you senator for your question. to clarify, you're talking about going to the criminal justice system? >> i'm talking about the personal health he received, the counseling and if you know where it came from exactly what help to. >> i was fortunate to have a rape crisis counsel

i think there will be very difficult questions for the rmp and difficult questions for the service prosecutionlk are in danger of collapsing into the sea — according to the local council. the cliffs at hemsby are made of sand which has suffered erosion over many years. the local lifeboat service says a six—metre high dune was washed away over the course ofjust one day. homes have now been evacuated. our correspondent robby west is in norfolk. tell us the extent of what has happened there because the pictures are extraordinary. they really are. overnight even more of the coastline completely disappeared. this follows two weeks of torrential rain, strong winds and really stormy tides. on friday night the tides reached three metres high and they were repeatedly battering along the coast. this has caused it to erode away and now homes are really vulnerable. on friday ijoin the evacuation effort, people were coming out, helping other residents, 13 homes in danger, they removed their belongings, i spoke to one man who told me that this could be the last home he —— last time he sees his home. he was

only one who accused kremlin of corruption and started official criminal prosecution, and because of my story the head of the serviceob, everybody in the department was fired and lost theirjobs, the head of the police as a result of this, the head of the police in russia was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment and his deputy jumped sentenced to 20 years imprisonment and his deputyjumped out of the window during interrogation and was killed. different stories like this. so people read a lot, he remembered my face. and he started speaking to me and we started discussing, maybe because i was in the army, stationed abroad in india, knewa because i was in the army, stationed abroad in india, knew a lot of people from military intelligence, i could see that he looks like, he told me he worked for the minister forforeign affairs, told me he worked for the minister for foreign affairs, he told me he worked for the minister forforeign affairs, he is told me he worked for the minister for foreign affairs, he is from the military. then he started telling me about himself and we talked a bit about himself and we talked a bit abo

. >> he has been recognized by his fellow service members for his dedication, skill, and patriotic spirit. the president is appreciative of prosecutethis photo. christian joins us for exclusive interview at:15. pete: happy man. make all of you happier. rachel: he sounds very grateful. pete: he is a great guy. that's awesome. ed: stage is set for unprecedented meeting between president trump and the dictator of north korea kim jong un. how would this compare to other historic meetings world powers? presidential historian is here to break it all down next. pete: a former "new york times" editor, president calls it the failing "new york times." misses president barack obama so much that she keeps a doll of him s in her hearse. ed: it's real. that's true. ♪ thanks man. imagine if the things you bought every day... earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag. two united club passes. priority boarding. and earn fifty thousand bonus miles after you spend three thousand dollars on purchases in the first three months from account opening plus, zero-dol

services are provided. and how the district attorney's office handles the prosecution of the cases. a central question throughout -- how is each department treating women with respect. we owe them a justice system that restores their sense of dignity and wholeness. i look forward to the hearing and will work with the city attorney with legislative solutions to this critical issue. the rest i submit. >> supervisor safai: i rise today on two issues. one near and dear to my heart and culture. in honor of persian new year, today is the first day, the vernal equinox, celebrated by 17 countries around the world, 22 ethnic groups. it's a cultural celebration that dates back over 3,000 years. i'm very proud to say we will have the 14th annual noruse, meaning "new day" celebration here at city hall on friday. any of you want to come by this friday evening, you will get to see a small taste of our culture. i'm very, very proud to be a part of that and celebrated this new day or new year celebration since i was a small child. in iran, they celebrate and around the world for 13 days. it's simil

services are provided. and how the district attorney's office handles the prosecution of the cases.how is each department treating women with respect. we owe them a justice system that restores their sense of dignity and wholeness. i look forward to the hearing and will work with the city attorney with legislative solutions to this critical issue. the rest i submit. >> supervisor safai: i rise today on two issues. one near and dear to my heart and culture. in honor of persian new year, today is the first day, the vernal equinox, celebrated by 17 countries around the world, 22 ethnic groups. it's a cultural celebration that dates back over 3,000 years. i'm very proud to say we will have the 14th annual noruse, meaning "new day" celebration here at cit

prosecution. now, many criminal cases can properly be started without an arrest warrant. they can be started by servicef a summons. and this is being tried happen by in various of our jurisdictions. and where it has been tried, it has been successful. the average man without a criminal record, who for the first time has found himself charged with a violation of the law, is not going it -- to flee. he's very often a job holder. he's a man with a family. he has a settled place of residence. he can be called by an ordinary summons to respond to the charge against him. and this is a great improvement and prevents much hardship. the second, of course, is the question of bail. our constitution says that no one shall be denied the right to be bailed for proper offenses. but if bail is fixed by a financial means, the practical result is this, a rich man makes bail and he's free pending trial , enjoying the presumption of innocence. a poor man cannot make bail and therefore he is lodged at great expense to the state and at great expense to his family in jail while his trial is being awaited. and this can take c

service. so the lying really doesn't matter once you're a government official. gregg: it sends a terrible message to americans. if you lie you get prosecutedebody in the fbi lies four times, twice under oath, you know it's kumbaya, we'll forgive you. mccabe is a big cry baby. i'll leave it at that. good to see you both. >> thank you. gregg: be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe jeff sessions has lost all credibility as attorney general by putting an obama holdover in charge of investigating the fbi and doj corruption. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. >>> please roll the videotape if you're going to go base jumping off of a massive cliff, you may as well look good doing it. these daredevils put on their best outfits. before leaping, taking high fashion to a high level. they do look pretty good. >>> a boost for president trump's bid to secure the border and build the wall. >> we spend billions of dollars in other countries maintaining their borders and we can't maintain our border in our own country. is there something a little wrong with that? >> sheriffs in 40 states now demanding that congress fund the wall. the sheriff le

prosecution. he writes "the last 1 1/2 years, my family and i have been the targets of an unrelenting assault on our reputation and my service to the country. articles too numerous too couldn't have level every false and degrading allegation against u.s. presidents, tweets have amplified and exacerbated it all. the president called for my firing, the oig's focus on me and my report because a part of an unprecedented effort by the president to destroy my reputation and stripping me of a pension that i worked 21 years to earn. the actions taken in response makes sense only when viewed through this lens. this attack on my credibility is one part of a larger effort not just to slander me personally, but to taint the fbi, law enforcement and intelligence professionals more generally." so ed, what do we have here? we have a mess. whatever divisions existed between the two parties in congress will likely grow deeper with republicans calling for a second special counsel and complications the first special counsel and mueller could be investigated by a second counsel, whomever that be if it happens. it does attorney general jeff sess

service and the a.t.i. are getting the money they need to make our communities safer, by prosecuting more gun and immigration criminals, human traffickers, dealers in opioids and other dangerous drugs, international criminal organizations, and gangs. this bill will make this nation safer and help secure our borders. this bill will also provide funds for over 100 additional immigration judge teams to speed up the removal of people who are in the country illegally. the bill provides new resources for state and local law enforcement, mr. chairman. including a $300 million increase in grants to help address the terrible opioid epidemic in this country, and increases to help protect women against violence. to help protect our schools and ensure the safety of our children. to help relieve the backlog of sexual assault kits and help fight human trafficking. and to help compensate states for housing illegal aliens in their prisons and jails. the american space program is the best on earth and this legislation ensures that it will continue to be the best on earth. with funding for our human and planetary space progra

i have to prosecute the war, we i'm reaching out for peace but i can't be bothered with campaigning or anything it was couched in those kinds of service terms. ut his whole domestic legacy and agenda was sort of being overshadowed by vietnam. so we have malai, lbj dropping we have the assassinations of martin luther 1968.n april of he had denounced the role talking about the role of the african-americans, the high casualties, followed by robert kennedy in los angeles, night he california primary and -- clinched nged the democratic nomination by anti-war platform. instead, richard nixon is in november.dent and he said he had a secret plan war.nd the in fact, he sabotages the paris thee talks, secretly expand war into lao and cambodia and institutes the first draft ii.tery since world war prompting even more men to flee to canada. men. young dodgers so-called draft become the subject of a vietrock and this is the play we'll be talking hair, the rock musical. so here the war finally comes in broadway.way to so i just wanted to set the chronology, and then ask you about, we could about this afterwards, about broadway's response to this un

faced when attempting to prosecute entities knowing they participate in trafficking activities online. in its current form, section 230 protects websites and the internet service providers from liability for content their users create. this has allowed websites that depend on user content like twitter and youtube to flourish. but it has been misused to effectively provide impunity for bad actors maintaining websites that facilitate sex trafficking. sesta is critical to empowering survivors, providing the legal tools needed to seek and receive justice from all those involved in these monstrous crimes. as a cosponsor of sesta, i hope that my colleagues will pass this monumental, bipartisan, and bicameral bill to combat human trafficking today. and i urge my colleagues to vote against amendments that would derail this important and vital legislation. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. jones: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. jones: mr. president, first let me begin by expressing how honored and humbled i am to be a member of this body and to represent the great state of alabama. i began my career right here fresh ou

service and the a.t.i. are getting the money they need to make our communities safer, by prosecuting more gun and immigration criminals, human traffickers, dealers in opioids and other dangerous drugs, international criminal organizations, and gangs. this bill will make this nation safer and help secure our borders. this bill will also provide funds for over 100 additional immigration judge teams to speed up the removal of people who are in the country illegally. the bill provides new resources for state and local law enforcement, mr. chairman. including a $300 million increase in grants to help address the terrible opioid epidemic in this country, and increases to help protect women against violence. to help protect our schools and ensure the safety of our children. to help relieve the backlog of sexual assault kits and help fight human trafficking. and to help compensate states for housing illegal aliens in their prisons and jails. the american space program is the best on earth and this legislation ensures that it will continue to be the best on earth. with funding for our human and planetary space progra

prosecuted. we'll have that full exclusive report shortly. have you ever used an online gp service?cs. she tackled a strict religious upbringing and a debilitating condition. now, the latest news. leaders of the remaining 27 eu countries have formally agreed guidelines for the future relationship between the eu and the uk after brexit. the agreement is seen as a significant moment for the brexit process. according to diplomats, the guidelines were adopted in minutes. they have now moved onto a strategic discussion about the next phase of brexit talks. kristian fraser is in brussels for us. theresa may has spoken about looking for a new dynamic in this next stage of talks — what she mean by that dynamic in this next stage of talks - what she mean by that in the words ofa uk - what she mean by that in the words of a uk diplomat this morning, the a nswer to of a uk diplomat this morning, the answer to that thorny question of the border in ireland will be solved bya the border in ireland will be solved by a wide and deep special partnership that will be negotiated in the coming months.

prosecution. joe was a special counsel. ted beat a special counsel. >> dana: all right, john. i have to run. john, you and michael moore, thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: a heart warming reunion for an american servicend the dog he adopted overseas. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. as