shane: it is pretty close to the president's request. and looking at the at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise, 2.6%. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney saying he wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have seen the administration send over a note saying they would like it to be correct but this bill would purchase two extra literal ships with the administration we spent money offer and the j-star program and another $600 million. minor things in the larger scope and in line. host: reading some of your reporting, military, the headline -- more troops? here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to rebuilding the military. what are the proposed improvements? mr. shane: she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republica

is shane smith supposed to say no to that? was a comparison between shane myth and donald trump, both love to major huge promises and big deals. tell me about that comparison. >> i think someone tells told me that "vice" was the media equivalent of putting gold lettering on crumby condos which i think was a little too critical of it. but shane is -- has been out there kind of selling something, and i think to a certain degree, he believes it. like, and there's in some way in which "vice" has produced great things and has fulfilled what it has set out to do in certain ways, but ultimately you have to kind of deliver on the promises that you make. and it has to be more than just a story you're telling. >> so i guess the point is, selling this hard partying, edgy brand, getting advertisers to come on board, helping advertisers reach young people, all that works for a while, and to some extent you can create great journalism on the back of that ad agency, but there are limits to the growth and "vice" is experiencing those limits.

leo shane with "military times". what are the main priorities versus the president's request? >> it is pretty close to the president's request. and looking at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your reporting, militarytimes.com, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements to the military we see in the chairwoman's bill? >> she is talking about this

as shane mentioned the scope is from second to spear street, about six block area. when we started the project our charge was to implement the 2006 approved open face plan for the transbay area along folsom street. we saw the main project goals as creating vibrant main street linking the rin con and transbay neighborhood and providing services for all the new residents. the second piece we saw was implementing green infrastructure. that meant re-establishing transit from folsom to existing and new residents in the area and also providing a two-way bike lane, a dedicated bike lane eastbound and westbound and then the third layer of that is providing wideth sidewalk for pedestrian circulation. our next goal for the project was to create beautiful kind of places to sit and gathering spaces along the street scape. the last one that is listed here talks about the use of enhanced materials and planting along the street to create a unique neighborhood within san francisco. this lenderring starts to just what the project will look like and the enhancements. i know it's fair

come back, shane shane. the problem is that health equity is too high for me. to recommend levels.gle the darn thing. and it is growing like a weed, it is too rich for me. here at 76 i say take a pass. let health kwequity come down finally on april 13th in nebraska asked me about epam systems. they help other customers with aspect developer process and business is good for each of the last three years, they put up a consistent equity growth. think of them as the arms dealers for these software developers and even though they have been growing their earnings at a steady clip of 20%. it isn't that pricey maybe it has forgotten about i will gladly recommend paying a small premium for the stock. kim in nebraska has horse sense because epam is worth owning here "mad money" is back after the break. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "m

leo shane with "military times". what are the main priorities of the house in this bill versus the president's request? >> it is pretty close to the president's request on a lot of different issues here. we are looking at the same level of military end strength. a boost of over $15,000. we are looking at the same level for the military pay raise. about 15%. and generally the same level of funding. it is a little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those operations and maintenance accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see note administration send a over saying they would like to see corrected, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we saying it's not what they asked for, and it's money better spent elsewhere. minor things in the larger scope of this and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your previewing the debate for next

happen night. >> reporter: cance fagan is a dean at urban action academy, the canarsie-campus school shane ver attends. she has noticed a measurable di hfference not only wi, but with many of her students since the program started this school year. >> i see a lot more respect inng the buil it's not just not a feeling.se the levels of respect that students have for one another. >> it's different because you ninth grade civics class are talking qualities they value most in relationships. >> because you can laugh and you can cry with your best friend. >> with that happening in the classroom 's less likely for you to fight somebody that you now build a relationship with. and authentic rela not just "hi, my name is. my favorite color is blue." we go in depth. we go with feelings and how do we handle conflict and anger. >> reporter: and fagan says the program has contributed to a gnificant drop in the number of suspensions at urban action academy. >> last year this time we were at 158 suspensions. this year we're 37. now, although we did have 37 incidents this year, howo we repair the harm that'

leo shane with "military times" what are the main priorities versus the president's request? >> it is pretty close to the president's request. and looking at the at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from milk mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit ral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and in line. host: reading some of your porting, military, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, anothe

and we finish tonight with a piece of cricketing history. 25 years to the day when shane warne producedt has been referred to as the ball of the century. dismissing mike gatting on day two of the first test in the 1993 ashes series at old trafford. first ball, he has bowled him, might getting can't believe it, first ball, lethal! beautiful delivery, not a bad want to start with, i can understand michael gatting being disbelieving! i don't think anyone could believe it, we should have known that he would go on to nudge over 700 wickets. that is all from sportsday, plenty more throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. more now on the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster. expert reports have identified a catalogue of design failures, which allowed the fire to spread rapidly killing 72 people. our correspondent, tom burridge, has been at the inquiry in central london. some of the stuff coming out today, frankly unbelievable. very much so, clive, and it is interesting that on two occasions today, the leading barrister for the inquiry has suggested that in his opinion some of tho

fluor shane long -- flourishing communities those are the kinds of things that we now have the opportunity to do and now we will see a lot of that done over the next few years. isn't that what it's all about? that is what can happen when we are willing to work together when we don't allow ourselves to be manipulated to be told we are enemies we are not enemies the people that are enemies try to divide us and manipulate us. we are called the united states of america for a reason. and one of the reasons we accelerated so quickly to the pinnacle of the world is because we are people who have faith. belief. principles. and those are in a way antithetical to government. [applause] if you look at the founding document of the declaration of independence talk about the unalienable rights to our creator also known as god and on the courtrooms it says in god we trust every coin says in god we trust. with our founding documents in the pledge and on our money. but we are not supposed to talk about it. what in the world is that? [laughter] we need to make sure everyone knows it is okay to live by godly

i had in front of me, superintendent shane woods.

pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they knew he'd do anything for his familylittle league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunman opening fire inside a dinner party at his neighbors house ... with his wife and children witnessing it all .... is heart wrenching. but how the 43 year old died didn't surprise anyone.when we found out what happened, we all just assumed tim stood up front to confront the guy. he's the guy that's going to stand up and protect his family and friends so that part doesn't surprise me. he's not going to take anything from anybody and he's going to protect his family and friends gillaspie coach

to 147 for 5 lahiru damara the pick of the bowlers for the sri lankans with figures of 3/57 before shane a stand of 90 which was the highest for the 6th wicket against sri lanka, dowrich finishing unbeaten on 46. as they'll resume on day 2 looking to move well past the 300 mark in the three test series. wba and wbc world middleweight champion gennady golovkin has been stripped of his ibf title for failing to agree to face a mandatory challenger. the 36 year old kazakh fighter was asked to fight ukraine's sergiy derevyanchenko by the 3rd of august but a deal hasn't been done. golovkin won the title by beating canadian david lemieux in 2015 but it's now vacant. britain's billyjoe saunders holds the wbo title. the ibf will identify "two leading contenders" to fight for its belt. team sky won wednesday's third stage of the criterium du dauphine — a team time trial — to put michal kwiatkowski back into the overall lead. sky won the 35 kilometer stage in a time of 36 minutes and 33 seconds. daryl impey — who had led before the stage — dropped to eighth in the overall standings, after his mitch

few figures has been talked to and he he has called of the holocaust memorial in berlin memorial of shane and not because it remembers us of our shame because he said it's shameful that we have such a memorial. the idea of de we know that this is strategy. we've been know from from for internal paper which we could see just before the last election campaign. wants to get. publicity to it to the stable and they want us the press to report on this breaking the taboo in the end and this is this makes it very difficult for us as the press so we always have to decide is this so bout that we have to talk about it or should we can go for it but ignore east of it's very difficult for the press to so we are in some kind of a dilemma so disgusting comments as you've called them bringing up a time for self affection for the media thank you very much but it evolved you're welcome. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world the finance ministers and top officials of the world's seven biggest economies have wrapped up a meeting in canada now the global leaders expressed quote c

bedrooms we do stories that have impacts on society for me that a good story is that story that named shane and jill did the bad guy i mind can be unconventional testify in a court of law to make sure that the bad guys are put behind bass and that has helped so. many people have gone to jail as a result of my work and i'm proud of it if we look at the film that we've just seen spirit child i mean it's a heartbreaking investigation what happened to those concoction men did they go to jail yes they started the process but do you realize that they knew were too old so by the time the process could finish some of them just couldn't even make it to the muscly they had some sympathy but the key if in that happened in that story is that it told the community that whoever you are when you attempt to do some of these things you are going behind bass for the fest and those witch doctors where arrested and they were before courts that sent a strong signal to all witch doctors to be careful that when you are dealing with the life of a child it's a completely different math and that we can sit down for

shane williams here. i say with visitors, when they walk through the gate here, a lot of people are struck by how beautiful it is and how well maintained it is, all of that is true. a lot of work goes into it, but there's a lot of history behind the scenes. of what took place to make this site what it is today. i would say, depending on how much time we have come a there are different -- we have, there are several different histories that are interlinked together. i will start a little bit backwards and start present day. the sites are maintained by the u.s. government. actually, the american battle monuments commission, and executive independent agency of the executive branch. there is at least one american manager at each of the sites. i'm the superintendent here. i have a neighbor about 20--- 25-minute drive. another superintendent maintains our sister site. i think it's important for americans to realize this is their taxpayer dollars at work overseas, to tell the story of what took place here, with t

freedom if you choose mr abu and you choose fear so what he managed to do is making people believe that shane's is indeed possible that mr allen is not invincible really ahana covering the turkish elections for us thank you so much french president amount of i'ma call and his spanish counterpart has a sanchez have held talks in paris just a day ahead of a hastily config and convened migration summit in brussels both leaders said they favored a closed reception center at key a rival points in europe myron's or be held at the centers while their asylum claims were processed at their made them across also came out in support of financial sanctions against countries that refuse to accept migrants. i myself am in favor of mechanisms that take this into account you can't have countries that massively benefit from the solidarity the european union while pushing their national some push this when it comes to migrants. have some of the other stories making news around the world an explosion at a rally in the zimbabwe capital zimbabwe's city of bull a while has endured the country's vice president presid

an unbeaten century from shane dowrich has put west indies in the ascendancy at the end of day two of port of spain. having resumed on 246—6. dowrich pushed on to first past the 50 mark on a day interrrupted by rain and then became west indies‘ first wicketkeeper centurion against sri lanka for his second test match ton. he was on 125 when the hosts declared on 1114—8 and sri lanka lost three quick wickets to finish on 31—3, leaving them plenty of work to do. now, we all know about the long rivalry between the england and australian cricket teams, but it might surprise you to learn that the first australian cricket team to tour england back in 1868 was made up entirely of aboriginal players. well, to mark the 150th anniversary, teams made up of indigenous australians are back in london, retracing some of their predecessors steps. from the oval, chris slegg reports. a photo—op with a link to the distant past. australia‘s aboriginal tea m distant past. australia‘s aboriginal team today... and the 1868 side. the first australian to sever to tour england. without them, the ashes might nev

this video posted by shane. he's on the north shore of oahu. he was sitting with his friend and decided he was going to grab things for her. the act octopus was there. so, she grabbed it. >> it's like a woman swimming around. in this case, it ee's wheezily. >> swim around. the october bus went for a right. he wanted everyone to know he put it back together where he found it. >> dthey don't like to be bothered but this one says, best day ever. >> this was taken in the northern territory of australia. >> it is low tide and it is morning. the person who posted this said it was cold, so, the crocks are on the muddy area. >> just don't bash. imagine if you crash here. >> didn't like it thinner, anyway. >> they're not trying to kill you. they're more scared of the drone than anything else. >>> it's every mother's dream, i think, to have her child say, momma -- >> first before dad. >> this momma is asking her boy whose baby are you. >> whose baby are you? >> daddies. >> little troll. >> being a xheed yacomedian. >> momma. >> asking again. >> daddy. >>

pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they knew he'd do anything for his familylittle league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunman opening fire inside a dinner party at his neighbors house ... with his wife and children essing it all .... is heart wrenching. but how the year old died didn't surprise anyone.when we found out what happened, we all just assumed tim stood up front to confront the guy. he's the guy that's going to stand up and protect his family and friends so that part doesn't surprise me. he's not going to take anything from anybody and he's going to protect his family and friends gillaspie coached both

people are saying julia if the reaction that we get from politicians during this two day summit fails shane and then fail so the zone of free movement in effect disintegrates there also then saying there's a domino effect in the entire e.u. fails is it that bad particularly if you overlay that with the quotes political crisis that's facing and bla merkel. potentially it is but in actual fact second is already suspended i mean that's one of the things about the e.u. we keep talking about things that could happen that are actually already happening . suspended between one member states right now the italian border with france effectively c.-o. this is the border with austrian that's why people are trapped in a city and that's why the resentment is building up in it. so i think the approach from for a pragmatist like counts right now is to go beyond to the rhetoric and the grandstanding and the grand statements about the future of europe and its basis and really work on practical solutions so that we can actually enjoy it in europe and by law actually tried out for agreements that once that no

bedrooms we do stories that have impacts on society for me that a good story is the story that named shaneand jill did the bad guy i mind can be unconventional i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys are put behind bass and that has helped so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work and i'm proud of it if we look at the film that we've just seen spirit child i mean it's a heart breaking investigation and what happened to those concoction men did they go to jail yes they started their leader process but do you realize that they knew were true so by the time the process could finish some of them just couldn't even make it to their saudi they had some sympathy but the key if in that happy. we are breaking now into the shuttle program going to take you straight to the u.n. security council where they are debating and the chainbearer resolution brought by the kuwaiti ambassador and speaking best say the russian ambassador who is the current u.n. s. the president. well the council's business last month. would have voted for the provisional agenda for this meeting

bedrooms we do stories that have impacts on society for me that a good story is that story that named shaneand jill did the bad guy i mind can be unconventional i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys are put behind bass and that has helped so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work and i'm proud of it if we look at the film that we've just seen spirit child i mean it's a heartbreaking investigation what happened to those concoction men did they go to jail yes they started the process but do you realise that there were two old so by the time the process could finish some of them just couldn't even make it to the us only they had some sympathy but the key if in that happened in that story is that it told the community that whoever you are when you attempt to do some of these things you are going behind bass for the festa those witch doctors where arrested and they were to before. courts that sent a strong signal to all witch doctors to be careful that when you are dealing with the life of a child it's a completely different math and that we can sit down for

and we finish tonight with a piece of cricketing history. 25 years to the day when shane warne produced

expert hans shane has some ideas for you and to days she shows us how to create paintings using twigsand leaves. hi i mention do you want to hang a room paintings in your apartment but think it's too complicated don't worry i'll show you a simple way to create spray paint artwork with just leaves and branches. you need a canvas. like that he's explained you can get it at a home improvement store on line. a can of spray paint i chose going. paint for the canvas. brush. and twigs with little leaves that companies from the bush era in the area. paint the canvas with the base of acrylic paint both colors work best the edges on the importance of those later. let dry for about half an hour. sprayed or twigs and leaves with the adhesive and wait for the glue to start drawing this should take about ten minutes. now carefully stick to tweaks to the canvas. gently pressed the leafs down individually. spray the canvas with the spray paint the fumes may be rather strong so it's best to work and open the window outside. your welcome leaves and while your picture is ready. and colors and this is wh

and a bulletin board displaying photos of exemplary citizens one of whom happens to be passing by me shane is such a good role model that she first has to talk to the party secretary before she can answer a few questions it takes a moment. but then it's ok. here this is me. why are you so proud of this. your so it says that i was respectful and a baby and to my parents i have a harmonious family and i've helped other people all the people here are considered role models. he. says of course she's proud to have been chosen and to have been given so many points for exemplary behavior why it's worth it to get a bank loan a good school for the children or a trip everything is easier when you have a lot of points in the village where lives is part of a pilot project a gigantic social experiment that will change china this bulletin board shows the rules of the game you don't just get points for good behavior you get ranked people who get into fights or visit too many foreign websites lose points those who don't have enough points are not allowed to join the party are unable to get loans all socia

money appearing on hurricanes last week the captain delivered like three points against shane is here to check out the current standings in group g. belgium leagues with six points then english we might see course a shift after the game later today it is here panama are both likely behind with zero point. two the fans from panama flocked to russia of course we caught up with one special guest to say the bit taken aback by the question here. what do you think about russia we spoke about what a wonderful city we are in what's your impression yes russia russia your backyard coaster come here because i think it's very called however it's so hot that she want to put on sunscreen and you guys it's so hot unbelievable it's even hotter than panama despite the fact that it's very hot in panama and we're very positive there are so many facets have come here from panama to support our team with fill the whole stadium of the match with belcher. so what are england's chances let's talk to our top. well. the country will be waiting for the for these imagine not for the good reasons but for the bad

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leo shane with "military times". what are the main priorities versus the president's request? >> it is pretty close to the president's request. and looking at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administrati a

long "daily news" feature that began with a cover story -- by the way, look carefully and i think shanend spector gets photo credit am i right -- who would have thought you missed your calling? castro may have served me but we argue ad about world events and what i most remember and not published in "daily news" although i should have is that at the end of the night knowing that i'm a cigar smoker he presented me with a box of my favorites at the time were trinidad and thene signed the top of the box. when i got home, showed it to my wife she was extactic i couldn't understand why. and she said well you know the kids school auction is coming up this will be fabulous -- [laughter] i had to explain to her that it was then the most valuable item in my estate and probably still is. [laughter] i conducted president barack obama's first live radio interview from the white house that too was great column, i had been promised 30 minutes one-on-one and my radio interview would be televised live on cnnmsnbc and fox -- many suggested questions that i should ask of the president, i thought i had pr

were a week-long daily news feature that began with a consider store -- look carefully and i think shane and specter gets the photo credit. aim right? who would have thought. missed your calling. castro may have served me my first but we argued but world events and what i most remember and not published in he daily news, although i should have, is that at the end of the night, knowing i'm a cigar smoker he prepared me with a box of my favorites which were trinidads and then signed the top of the box. when i got home, i showed to its my wife. she was ecstatic. couldn't understand why. she said, well, the kid' school auction is coming um. this will be fabulous. of course i had to complaint was then the most valuable item in my estate and probably still is. ien conducted barack obama's first live rad intview from the white house. that, too was great column fodder. i'd been prime minister mitted 30 minutes one -- promised 30 mints one-on-one and it would bell tweeze e del surprised lie on cnn, msnbc and fox, many suggested it questions should ask. i thought i premeds for every eventuality bu

with the ball taking three wickets for the hosts fought back captain jason holder and wicket keeper shane dow rich put on a ninety round stance they were two hundred forty six to six at the close and finally a baseball fan is going viral after a lucky catch the san diego padres were taking on the atlanta braves when a woman in the stands got more than she bargained for in her drink she called a foul ball in her cup and won some fans. and that is all useful for now more later marty thank you very much indeed well that's it for this hour dizzier news our lower they will be in this chair in just a minute or two so don't go away stay with us here at out to sarah. yes i want to know if you were there. to see. so is there not. to bunches at the top to bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports doping the industry yes. it was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack arou

my name is shane shil tear and honored to serve. we are responsible for several administrative duties for the counties. these duties include tax administration and licensing and notary issuance, county payroll and retention and archival county records, voter registration and election administration. election trags is clearly the most visible duty eye of all that i just mentioned. duty eye that my fellow colleagues take seriously. as we work tirelessly to ensure the correct ballot is given to each voter and correctly tabulated. it's important in the context to recognize that each state is unique in how their elections are administered but not unique for several other administrative duties. this is decentralized state by state and county by county. which is advantage in protecting against cyber attacks on our elections. the advantage is also a challenge. as it relates to cyber security threats to electronic voter regulation data and tabulation of election results on election night. it's fair to say the majority county clerks in the ru

people are saying julia if the reaction that we get from politicians during this two day summit fails shane and then fail so the zone of free movement in effect disintegrates there also then saying there's a domino effect in the entire e.u. fails is it that bad particularly if you overlay that with the quotes political crisis that's facing and bla merkel. potentially it is but in actual fact second is already suspended i mean that's one of the things about the e.u. we keep talking about things that could happen that are actually already happening . suspended between one member states right now the italian border with france effectively c.-o. this is the border with austrian that's why people are trapped in a city and that's why the resentment is building up in it. so i think the approach from for a pragmatist like johnson right now is to go beyond the rhetoric and the grandstanding and the grand statements about the future of europe and its basis and radio work of practical solutions so that we can actually enjoy it in europe and bilateral try to offer agreements that once that notice refer

leo shane with military times, what are the main priorities of the house in this bill versus the president's request? >> but he goes to the pres.'s request on a lot of issues, looking at the same issues of military strength which is a boost above 15,000, 2.6% and generally the same level of funding, lower than what the administration asked for. we got

. >> i think that this issue-- >> reporter: shane mcmahon's client from el salvador was charged withg the u.s. border illegally. he was separated from his 16- year-old son. today those charges were suddenly dropped. >> i think what's happening is that everybody is trying to figure out how the order applies to us and what to do with it. >> reporter: a top administration official tells cbs news that nearly 500 children have already been reunited with their family, and the rest of the 1800 that still remain separated will be reunited by sunday. this morning, in maryland, after nearly a month of separation, it was an emotional reunion for beata mejia-mejia, and her seven-year-old son, darwin. they walked most of the way from guatemala, crossing into the u.s. illegally, when they saw american flags near the arizona border. mejia-mejia says they had no idea what a port of entry was or that they were breaking the law. >> reporter: what did you tell your mom when you saw her? >> that i love her. >> reporter: right now, this is all about space. yes, immigration customs t forcement can keep fa

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shane was brought here after he was arrested.head was at. i had no idea what i was thinking or what i was going to do, kind of thing. i was struggling quite a bit. they call it liaison and diversion and this is the first step. mark, a seasoned custody sergeant is questioning jack about his mental health. we are looking at asperger‘s, anxiety issues. i tried to commit suicide not so long ago. this is the next step. mark immediately passes the information to lindsay, one of a team of nhs nurses now based here with the police. i'm one of the mental health nurses that works here in the bridewell. she is a specialist, highly trained and experienced, assessing who here needs support. but all of this is alongside vital police work. there is a balance that we have to try and get, where people do have mental health issues, but they still commit criminal offences and you do have to strike the balance as best you can. ultimately, as a police officer, we are concentrating on the victim, the needs of the victim, the needs of the community, th

people are saying julia if the reaction that we get from politicians during this two day summit fails shane and then fail so the zone of free movement in effect disintegrates there also then saying there's a domino effect of the entire e.u. fails is it that bad particularly if you overlay that with the quotes political crisis that's facing angela merkel. potentially it is but in actual fact second is already suspended i mean that's one of the things about the e.u. we keep talking about things that could happen that are actually already happening . get suspended between one member states right now the italian border with france effectively c.-o. this is the border with austrian that's why people are trapped in a city and that's why the resentment is building up in it. so i think the the approach from pragmatists like chance and right now is to go beyond to the rhetoric and the grandstanding and the grand statements about the future of europe and its basis and really work on practical solutions so that we can actually enjoy it in europe and by law actually tried out for agreements that once t