here we have three more victims and they are chris unsworth, mickey fallon and steve walters.nell as a child. today he has been found guilty of those charges. we stand before you today as men united in justice, united under the before you today as men united in justice, united underthe banner of the offside trust, the organisation that set up survivors, by players for players. we stand before you as men united but at the same time we we re very young men united but at the same time we were very young boys. little boys with a were very young boys. little boys witha dream, were very young boys. little boys with a dream, and our innocence was shattered. our dream was turned into the most horrendous nightmare. for decades, that nightmare has haunted us. decades, that nightmare has haunted us. for decades, we held our silence, just like our abuser told us silence, just like our abuser told us to. for decades we have lived in fear because we may be grown men standing in front of you now but we we re once standing in front of you now but we were once little children. that fear never

steve walters... deny myself and people like stephen, brave enough to sit on that so far, the opportunity to say, actually, there were others out there. it hit me hard, i did not do it straightaway, it took me a few days, but i thought personally it was the right thing to do to come forward and show the scale of this. micky fallon, who spoke to us this morning. the sentencing of barry bennell is due at 12pm at liverpool crown court and you will be able to hear the outcome. let me read the messages. . . hear the outcome. let me read the messages... adam says, watching the victims on your programme today, massive respect to them for speaking out on television, hopefully it will encourage more victims to name offenders. a text from earl, i was abused by an older brother from the age of three. i told my mother when i was seven and she called me a liar. then she told my dad, who removed him from the family home and made him join the army. i finally reported it to police when i was 45 as i wasn't sure what

even some had been abused by gandy would would he didn't open up to police for three years and steve walters locked in silence for over twenty years both now leading figures in the campaign to protect children in sport. crew manager dario gradi said he received no complaints despite how milton smith now claiming he alerted grotty you said wouldn't take action tonight and in addition dispatches reported deborah davis investigates the paedophile continue. the film lead while the nel was in jail in america and yet to face charges in britain former crew director hamilton smith vividly remembers watching it and demanding to meet john bola then deputy now chairman. as a georgia member that we had the special meeting about body but nel. and he said no . that's not what happened many strategy try to kill the show cock and bull story. and and here majorly. this is a cover up. busted. and go out. we can't confirm that or establish what crew knew because the club and groggy didn't reply when we put the allegations to them. after prison in america than al was extradited to stand trial in britain court d

even some have been abused by gandy would would he didn't open up to police for three years and steve walters locked in silence for over twenty years both now leading figures in the campaign to protect children in sport. crew manager dario gradi said he received no complaints despite how milton smith now claiming he alerted grotty you said wouldn't take action tonight and in addition dispatches reported deborah davis investigates the paedophile could shoot. the film lead while the nel was in jail in america and yet to face charges in britain former crew director hamilton smith vividly remembers watching it and demanding to meet john bola then deputy now chairman. as a georgia member that we had the special meeting about body but nel. and he said no . that's not what happened net new strategy try to kill the show cock and bull story. and and here majorly. this is a cover up. busted. and go out. we can't confirm that or establish what crew knew because the club and groggy didn't reply when we put the allegations to them. after prison in america than l. was extradited to stand trial in britain c

even some had been abused by gandy would would he didn't open up to police for three years and steve walters locked in silence for over twenty years both now leading figures in the campaign to protect children in sport. crew manager dario gradi said he'd received no complaints despite how milton smith now claiming he alerted grotty you wouldn't take action tonight extended edition dispatches reporter deborah davis investigates the paedophile cooks in. the film ad while the nel was in jail in america and yet to face charges in britain for mccree director hamilton smith vividly remembers watching it and demanding to meet john bola then deputy now chairman. as a georgia member that we had the special meeting about body but nel. and he said no . that's not what happened many strategy try to kill the show cock and bull story. and and here majorly this is a cover up. generalized bastard. and go out. we can confirm that or establish what crew knew because the club and grotty didn't reply when we put the allegations to them. after prison in america than l. was extradited to stand trial in britain co

walter. stevesous connoisseurs of the scottish spirit will want to pop in to cadenhead's whisky shop. founded in 1842, cadenhead's prides itself on bottling fine whisky from casks straight from the best distilleries, without all the compromises that come with more profitable mass production. so this is whisky from the stores? -yes, this is like coming to the farmer to get your milk, rather than the supermarket. it's warts and all, and we like the warts. -so can a whisky novice like me actually taste the difference? -well, i would like to think so. i don't know classical music, but if i went to a bad orchestra, i think i'd notice the difference if i went to aood orchestra. now, if i pour for you something directly from the cask and you try that, without water at first -- that's cask-strength, straight from the barrel. that's like a very hot bath -- you don't get in there, you put your big toe in. so just take a little sip. -oh, that is -- it's much more, um, vibrant. -yes. this is just water. the sec

walter. ♪ ♪ steves: this region's breathtaking coastline is traversed by three coastal routes -- the low, middle the low corniche strings ports, beaches, and villages together. it was built in the 1860s, along with the train line, to bring people to the casino in nearby monte carlo. the middle corniche comes with views of impressive villas, and the grande corniche caps the cliffs with staggering mediterranean vistas. while hailed as napoleon's crowning road construction achievement, it actually sits upon the via aurelia, a road built by the ancient romans as they conquered the west. a towering roman ruin celebrates that conquest. caesar augustus but thhy oe tropthe alpes to commemorate his defeat of the region's many hostile tribes. with this victory, the completion of the main artery connecting italy and spain was made possible. this opened the way for the continued expansion of the roman empire. the inscription tells the story. it was erected by the senate and the people to honor the emperor. carved below is an inventory of all the feisty barbarian tribes that put up such a fight. and on eithe

walter. ♪ >>> you're watching pbs steves: prague's old town square, once just another farmers market, is nowrt of the city, but today, the commerce is clearly tourism. the fanciful gothic tyn church soars over everything as if to remind tourists lots of religious history took place right here. back in the 15th century, when some christians were beginning to struggle against roman catholic dominance, this was prague's leading hussite church. hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square. he was a local preacher who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current sign of the zodiac, each day's special saint, and, somehow, it even tells the time. and of course, 500 y

walter invited me to dinner. we talked about this very, very issue and asked steve to come work with us.e at the time that he was going to put together an organization that was going to create entrepreneur shift funds, all across the united states of america, and he and jd are, in fact, doing that, and here to share with us the work they've done across the country and opportunities that cities have to work with them to get this done. thank you, guys, so much. steve case and jd vance. [ applause ] >> so, steve, i've been able to get on the bus with you. >> yes, thank you. >> as an old jack line, either you're on the bus or you're off the bus, and your bus has gone to 33 cities for the rise of the rest. how did that start and what it is. >> first of all, great to be here, and thank you for the invitation, and, you know, making startups -- >> actually, was that in the french quarter? >> yeah, and the fact it is a topic you're all focused on is important. if you look at the data, it goes back to your question. i got involved after being asked by president obama. i did some work around entrep

walter at cape pay county zoo who chose the eagles. will you believe a giraffe or camel? brian: can we get back to you. stevey our amazing producers, tomorrow national wear red today. jillian: i am very torn about this. ainsley: if you wear red you think that looks like patriots. jillian: i need to wear green but i'm trying -- ainsley: wear red dress with patriots lapel pin. jillian: patriots? eagles. where do i find one in new york? if anyone has any ideas, let me know. brian: thanks, jillian. steve: controversial fisa memo could be released today. republican kong mark meadows has seen it. he thinks every american has the right to see it. he is live from west virginia. ainsley: a teacher under fire for slamming our amazing military. brian: the student who recorded it is just ahead. >> they're not high level thinkers. they're not academic people. they're not intellectual people. they're the lowest of our low. that extends the shelf life of foods and infrastructure upgrades that help us share our produce with the world. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us

we will talk to andy woodward, gary cliff, steve walters injusta woodward, gary cliff, steve walterseve walters in just a moment. but first... annita is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the days news. the head of oxfam international says the charity will look into anyone his allegations of sexual abuse. whiny beanie met said any complaint would be examined and wrongdoers would be examined and wrongdoers would be examined and wrongdoers would be held to account. police in florida say the teenager accused of killing 17 people at a high school on wednesday has confessed to the shooting. 19—year—old nikolas cruz has appeared in court charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. it's emerged the fbi had been alerted to potential warning signs of the former student's intentions in the past. new figures show a dramatic reduction in the number of young people buying their own homes across the uk, over the last 20 years. the institute for fiscal studies found only a quarter of those aged 25 to sa, on average incomes, were able to buy a property, compared to 2 out of 3 in 19