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time sarah kelly welcome to the program germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum the changes are controversial one aim is to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers now last year germany deported almost 25000 failed asylum seekers but more than 31000 other planned deportations did not take place often because document. we're missing or the asylum seekers went into hiding now under the new law asylum seekers would be penalized if they refused to cooperate and it would be easier to detain and hold failed asylum seekers before they are deported he reports on efforts to deport asylum seekers from munich and their efforts to resist. techniques airports a dozen nigerian nationals are taken to a chartered plane for deportation. 5 people on the passenger list are missing they may have gone into hiding 12 migrants board the aircraft accompanied by 3 times as many police officers. officer chris john cougar mio has been on many such deportation flights he says repatriation amounts to a personal crisis for migrants many are desperate some even injure themselves at the last minute

time sarah kelly walked into the program members of the european parliament have made history of dialect in the 1st woman as commission president germany's outgoing defense minister ursula found aligned one lawmakers backing to take the role she has promised to quote unite a strong europe saying that she would work constructively and pragmatically to achieve it she will succeed in the top job after being voted in by a narrow majority. uncertainty until the very last minute. the members of the european parliament here in book knew with a vote on the next commission president was going to be close but not even the candidate herself was enough on the line would have thought it was going to be that close vote the 5 votes in favor $383.00. things are on the line secured the majority but just 9 votes a week results then to the end still enough to celebrate. my message so all of you is let us work together constructively because the end ever is a united strong year all. the former german defense minister spent the last 2 weeks building a majority trying to convince the political groups in the e

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i have sarah kelly welcome to news you're watching special coverage of a dramatic day on capitol hill former special counsel robert muller is delivering his long awaited testimony on russian interference in the 28 election he tells us lawmakers that there was inadequate evidence to prove trump officials conspired with moscow but he did not clear the u.s. president of obstructing justice during that probe and also coming up on our program to reset may is tendering her resignation as prime minister to the queen as we speak after delivering her final remarks outside of 10 downing street she is asking queen elizabeth to request her successor boris johnson to form a new government you're looking at robert muller there so a clear response from robert weller when republican lawmakers pressed him on the probes core issues of collusion let's bring in our team coverage of this news developing at this hour we have joining us from washington our correspondent oliver salat and we also have here in the studio william grew cuckoo croft who is going to be part of our team coverage but 1st let's hear

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sarah campbell reports. it'sjust after 3:00pm on saturday morning. cctv captured a man walking in the direction of kellyhe, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a very sustained and vicious attack which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home. it was on the ground floor. there were no witnesses to the incident. the family were alerted just before 3.30 in the morning by the sound of screams, which was clearly kelly. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her baby son, who the family named riley, survived for five days in hospital after paramedics had managed to deliver him by emergency c—section, but died this morning. outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and riley. i think everybody is so shocked, you know, it'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month pregnant woman... forens

sarah campbell reports. it's just after three o'clock on saturday morning. cctv captured a man walking in the direction of kellynd why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a very sustained and vicious attack which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home. it was on the ground floor. there were no witnesses to the incident. the family were alerted just before 3.30 in the morning by the sound of screams, which was clearly kelly. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her baby son, who the family named riley, survived for five days in hospital after paramedics had managed to deliver him by emergency c—section, but died this morning. outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and riley. everybody is so shocked. you know, it'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month pregnant woman... forensics officers

sarah campbell, bbc news, thornton heath. our correspondent, leigh milner, is outside kelly fauvrelle‘s home in thornton heath.n is attacked in her home, the obvious initial assumption is that it is a domestic incident. our police are now suggesting that they are looking for somebody unconnected with kelly and her family? to be honest, they have been extremely vague about who it could be. i will tell you about the cctv recordings that will show in as we saw in the report, this was the family home where the ambulance was called in the early hours of saturday morning. police told us this afternoon the family were woken at about 3:30am to screams coming from the downstairs bedroom. that was in fact kelly, who was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. unfortunately, the paramedics could not save her but they did deliver her unborn baby who has been named as riley by the family. unfortunately, as we have been hearing this afternoon, he u nfortu nately been hearing this afternoon, he unfortunately died after spending five days in hospital this morning. if you take a quick look behind me, though, it ha

sarah campbell reports. it'sjust after 3:00pm on saturday morning. cctv captured a man walking in the direction of kelly mary fauvrelle‘s house. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a very sustained and vicious attack which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home. it was on the ground floor. there were no witnesses to the incident. the family were alerted just before 3:30 in the morning by the sound of screams, which was clearly kelly. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her baby son, who the family named riley, survived for five days in hospital after paramedics had managed to deliver him by emergency c—section, but died this morning. outside their home, friends and neighbours have left soft toys and flowers in tribute to kelly and riley. everybody is so shocked. you know, it'sjust beyond. it is beyond. how somebody could do that to another human being, let alone an eight—month

sarah campbell reports. just after three o'clock on saturday morning, cctv captures a man walking in the direction of kelly mary‘s house. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a sustained and vicious attack, which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home, it was on the ground floor, which was actually her bedroom, and it was set up for her and there was also a cot in the room, which was also going to be set up for riley. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her son survived for five days in hospital after paramedics managed to deliver him by emergency c—section. the number of tributes in front of the house to mother and now her son has continued to grow. i think everybody is so shocked, you know, it'sjust beyond, it is beyond how somebody could do that, you know, to another human being, but, you know, an eight—month pregnant woman, 26 years old, it's just so wrong. forensics officers have s

kelly mary fauvrelle was eight months pregnant when she was killed. police have now released footage of a man seen running away from the scene. the bbc‘s sarahlly mary fauvrelle's house. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a sustained and vicious attack, which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home, it was on the ground floor, which was actually her bedroom, and it was set up for her and there was also a cot in the room, which was also going to be set up for riley. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her son survived for five days in hospital after paramedics managed to deliver him by emergency c—section. the number of tributes in front of the house to mother and now her son has continued to grow. i think everybody is so shocked, you know, it'sjust beyond, it is beyond how somebody could do that, you know, to another human being, but, you know, an eight—month pregnant woman, 26 years old, it's just so wrong. forensi

sarah is in south london. ambulance crews called here to the family home, in thornton heath, in the early hours of saturday morning. kellyand had been stabbed, she was not able to be saved but the paramedics were safely able to deliver her son, family names son riley, he was then taken to hospital and after five days there, he sadly died in the early hours of this morning. this was the family home, forensics officers continue to look for any clues to help determine what happened. police have described this as a fast paced and extremely challenging investigation. today, two cctv recordings have been released. the first shows a man walking towards this address on this avenue, the footage was timed at 3:15am, on the morning that she was killed, and the second brief piece of film shows what police say is the same man on raymead avenue running along the street. and a few minutes after that footage would have been taken, the emergency services were called to the house. in a statement to the met police have said, "we need to identify the man shown in the images urgently, even if only to eliminate him from enquiries. if this iss

sarah sanders has come and gone, so has john kelly, sean spicer, jeff sessions, am rosa, the list goest me turn to you, he covers the white house here for us at nbc news, learning more about what led to the departure of acosta yesterday. walk us through what we know so far. there was the press conference that took place at the labor department earlier. consensus seemed to be that that had bought him some time. >> the consensus seems to be it was a passing grade, he spoke on wednesday trying to explain what he did in the 200le plea agreement. what surprised me about this departure, is that listed the speed with which it happened. because we woke up yesterday morning, alex acosta, no hint that he would be coming out with the president, when the president walked out on to the south lawn he had acosta with him. my first thought this is a show of support. this means that the president is doubling down. i asked the first question of the president, how he thought acosta did. he praised him. and it was only after the second or third exchange with the president, it was clear that acosta was sub

sarah campbell reports. it's just after three o'clock on saturday morning, cctv captures a man walking in the direction of kellyhouse. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a sustained and vicious attack, which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home, it was on the ground floor, which was actually her bedroom, and it was set up for her and there was also a cot in the room, which was also going to be set up for riley. kelly was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death. her son survived for five days in hospital after paramedics managed to deliver him by emergency c—section. the number of tributes in front of the house to mother and now her son has continued to grow. i think everybody is so shocked, you know, it'sjust beyond, it is beyond how somebody could do that, you know, to another human being, but, you know, an eight—month pregnant woman, 26 years old, it's just so wrong. forensics officers have spen

sarah campbell, bbc news, thornton heath. jane—frances kelly is in thornton heath for us now.ice are calling this a challenging investigation. about ten minutes ago... evidence in kelly mary fauvrelle's house to try and piece together the sequence of events that led to her death. she was found with stab wounds, eight months pregnant. paramedics were unable to save her life but they we re unable to save her life but they were able to deliver her son who family members have called riley. he was taken to hospital in a critical condition, but very tragically, he died at 3:10am this morning and as sarah was saying, police have released two pieces of cctv footage in which they are hoping to trace a man. he is seen early on saturday morning at about 3:15am walking towards the house and then there's a second piece of cctv footage which shows him running away and they would very much like to trace him as they say, even if it is just to eliminate him from their inquiries. now, over the weekend, two men were arrested on suspicion of murder, a 37—year—old was released pending further inqu