members of their own tribal community so there are a number of reasons why it's unsafe still unsafe for people to return home if the government dismantled the camps and these people are forced to return to a place where the not so for the not welcome isn't that an obvious danger they're going to flee somewhere else and create even more chaos. well fleeing is the word that we usually use of people when they're under fire in full blown conflict but it's true that certainly in two of the camps that we researched as part of this study one out of five of the people who left came back to the camp again because it was either unsafe or they had no home to return to so that's something that we're actually already seeing. so as you said in your report they prefer the camps where mean how good or bad is it in the camps what's the humanitarian situation like that. look camps are never a place that people choose to go to every iraqi i've spoken to and probably every iraqi his being displaced would say they would rather be back in their own home than live in a camp. organizations such as the norwegia

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two inside jails are an acceptably unsafe. —— are unsafe.urpose. they had to build a lot more prisons or take some of the 84,000 prisoners out of them, and try other forms of punishment. but you cannot carry on packing more people into jail the way that we are at the moment, and leave them in these conditions. there is little rehabilitation going on. and a huge problem with drugs, particularly psychoactive drugs and increasing levels of violence. what is most damning is not necessarily the observer's and research but lord woolf, he oversaw the strangeways enquiry after the riot in 1990. he says that we are in that kind of territory, back to pre—strangeways times, which is shocking. and jeremy corbyn is under pressure? neil kinnock appears to be applying pressure? apparently 20,000 labour members have demanded a say on brexit and neil kinnock has halted the exit altogether. it is clear thatjeremy the exit altogether. it is clear that jeremy corbyn will be confronted by some people in his shadow cabinet this week who want him to come clear on

everfeel unsafe in an american school.s going to provoke any sort of debate about gun control in this country, i think you would be disappointed. somebody made the point today that the sandy hook massacre, in which 20 young children we re massacre, in which 20 young children were gunned to death in their classroom, failed completely to turn the dial as far as this whole debate is concerned. that didn't do anything, then what will? we had one congressman today, he said simply, this country is an trawl to the nra. by this country is an trawl to the nra. by that, he means the national rifle association, one of the most powerful pressure groups in the united states. you will be used to dealing with baffle m e nt you will be used to dealing with bafflement from outside the states, people saying surely the polls suggest americans as the population overwhelmingly support background checks, they support closing loopholes, it seems congress and the white house just don't. absolutely, and it is interesting that barack absolutely, an

members of their own tribal community so there are a number of reasons why it's unsafe still unsafe for people to return home. the russian olympic committee has confirmed it's been reinstated as an official member of the international olympic committee r.t. snow day richard has the details. this is big news from russia as we all know the country has been at the center of a long running doping scandal accused of state sponsored cheating and the repercussions of this have been huge one of the biggest was russia being kicked out of the international olympic committee the i.o.c. so this latest decision to reinstate it to the club is a key milestone as the head of the russian olympic committee points out. the read statement was tied to the full doping check of russian athletes who participated in the winter olympics the letter we received today says the i.o.c. is able to confirm all remaining results of the olympic athletes from russia are negative the i.o.c. has banned men to many of russia's experience their fleets were unable to compete at the winter olympics in pyongyang this meant of co

despite assurances he says it is no surprise he still feels unsafe and is always wary when walking alonese he still feels unsafe and is always wary when walking aloneli look over my shoulder more than i used to so that is a slight feeling of being on edge stilljust because of being on edge stilljust because of what happened then, but that is to be expected. the headlines on bbc news. president trump has said that making schools safer will be his administration's top priority — after 17 people were shot dead at a high school near miami. the former youth football coach barry bennell has been convicted of the remaining seven charges against him relating to the sexual abuse of boys in his care. president trump's former chief adviser, steve bannon, has refused to answer a range of questions posed by a congressional committee. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. now it's time for meet the author. if you read any of the four mick herron novels you will know what

water, and kids being forced into schools that are crumbling and unsafe. today, democrats are announcing a bold, comprehensive land to address this urgent issue and to make it a national priority. the deteriorating condition of our infrastructure is impeding our opportunities for economic growth, raising costs, and crating unsafe conditions for some americans, and the federal government is a necessary partner in this effort to rebuild our country. it is not enough to punt for this to the president wants. rebuilding our country will require a serious, smart investment of federal resources. a better deal means repairing roads and bridges to reduce bottlenecks, traffic, and problems that not only make people late to work, but slow the flow of commerce. americans arrive at their final destinations safely and on time, our railroads and rail systems are more convenient and safer for all passengers and have less service disruptions, delivering cheaper prices to consumers and reducing the number of power failures by modernizing our aging energy infrastructure, so

very unsafe. since we have to go to home or place of business to arrest the criminal alien organ find others again for those jurisdictions that they were protecting your putting the danger back in there's more ice officers in your community so these communities that want to say they should focus on public safety, then help me. if you're serious about it. >> will have to get legislation passed that's a big question. we have a march 5 date, so we will see. it could very well not happen which is incredible. if we get that would we have most of the things you need in terms of detention and release. >> if they could act on sanctuary cities and give sheriffs the immunity to in the protection if they honor our retainers the u.s. government will protect them. most of the sheriff's the police officer support us, they just need legislation. >> these are things you can't negotiate. you can negotiate this with the democrats because this is safety. it's not like let's work a halfway deal they're such bad proce

the structures are unsafe that is a place where the challenges for taking out art to provide a safer place. we are always looking for art opportunities especially on the southern water front. >> thank you very much. >> item 12p informational information on the community engagement strategy for the san francisco sea wall, earthquake safety and disaster prevention from port staff and civic edge consulting. >> good afternoon commissioner also, brad benson director of special projects. i am subbing today foreign nay martin leaving this and prepared the staff report for you today. the purpose of this presentation is to give you an update about the strategic community engagement strategy for the sea wall earthquake safety program. you will notice a new name for this effort. really reflecting the fact that this is a program that will be executed over decades. it will require continual funding over time and will have multiple phases rather than being a single project. you will recall that about a year ago last january you authorized an rfp for this communication contract, and there were seve

water and their kids being forced to be in schools that are old, crumbling and even unsafe. that's why today democrats are announcing a bold, compressive plan to address this issue and make it a national priority. the infrastructure is impeding our opportunities for economic growth, raising costs on families and creating unsafe conditions for some americans. the federal government is a necessary partner in this effort to rebuild our country. it's not enough to punt this to the private sector as the president wants. rebuilding our country will require a serious smart investment of real federal resources to get this done. and this means specifically repairing roads and bridges to reduce bottle neck traffic and problems that not only make people late for work but slow commerce. building a mornede and efficient aviation so americans arrive at their final destination safely and on time. ensuring our passenger railroads and high speed rail systems are safer and convenient for passengers and have less disruptions. and reducing the number of power failures by improving and modernizi

tell us about how safe or unsafe the world we currently live in is. it is terrifically unsafe.ome say it is even less safe than it was during the cold war. we have had several conferences on this subject and experts from chatham house have looked at the problem of risk and they say we have some big problems. the problem of large-scale modernization of nuclear weapons but also there is more cyber problems than before. cyberattacks w with attacks. and more nuclear weapon states. do you say that you believe nuclear weapons could be abolished in your lifetime? people would say that is a fine dream but it will not happen. xanthe: my experience is different. in the worst times of the cold war, that is when the best treaties were written. in my view, it sometimes has to get worse to get better. i think we are in that place where people are waking up to the problem. didcertainly, 122 states that last year when they decided to adopt a treaty banning nuclear weweapons. we have a majority are ready and the one for a ban on nuclear weapons. that meansns the chance ofof pug pressure on nucl

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an officer stopped 33-year-old ronald foster for riding a bike in an unsafe manner. foster ran off during that chase and a struggle ensued. the officer used his stun gun, but it didn't use. he grabbed his metal flashlight and the officer fired a shot in his defense. >>> the bart crackdown is on hold. they were trying to prevent people from riding for free but equipment issues are standing in the way. fare evaders cost them 20 billion bucks each year. officers can use handheld ticket readers to find riders that don't have a valid ticket and give them a citation. but the readers don't work. they were september back to the manufacturer and will be back in a few weeks. >>> where does it stand? how is the u.s. doing? we'll tell you next. medal count. germany leads the way with 12 medals... followed by the >> okay. . where do things assistant stand? let's look at the updated pmeda count. germany leads with 10. the u.s. has 7, four gold. tonight we will have live coverage. gold will be decided in pairs's figure skating. alpine skiing is schedule issed to get under way provi

this trust between immigrant communities and local law enforcement making our entire communities unsafe. the deadline? this is long past due. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> in a few minutes we will go upstairs and hold a moment of silence for the victims of yesterday's shooting we have lowered the flags at the capital half staff the first thoughts of the families of those who were lost five people are fighting for their lives and we need to pray for each one of those people right now. also thank god for the law enforcement and the heroes of the school and i want to offer this. there are a lot of worries coming being a parent of teenagers. we have three but this is the nightmare in pure evil for these kids just today should've been a typical high school day and in an instant the worst day of their lives. looking at this this morning i got a message one sent to her mom if i don't make it, i love you and i appreciate everything you did for me. with all that fear to have love and gratitude for her parents. we can learn a lot from our kids wh

everfeel unsafe in an american school.at that is going to provoke any sort of debate about gun control in this country, i think you will be disappointed. the sandy hook massacre, in which 21 young children we re massacre, in which 21 young children were gunned to death in their classroom, it failed completely to turn the dial as far as this whole debate is concerned. if that did not do anything, well, then, what we'll? we had one congressman today, a democratic congas man, jim hynes, who said simply this country belongs to the nra, the national rifle association, one of the most powerful groups in the usa. you will be used to dealing with people from outside the usa saying surely the polls suggest americans as a population overwhelmingly support background checks, closing loopholes, and yet it seems congress and the white house just do not. absolutely. it is interesting. barack 0bama absolutely. it is interesting. ba rack 0bama interviewed absolutely. it is interesting. barack 0bama interviewed not long before his term in

and american unsafe in an should ever feel unsafe in an american school." and that football coach that you heard about in that storyhe is being called a heropeople saying he stepped in front of bullets to protect some of the kids. grant vicki now back to you. (vicki) according to the gun violence archive, this is america's 19th school shooting in 2018 ... and the 30th mass shooting, with more than three people hurt or killed. and that's in just 45 days, one of the deadliest mass shootings in u-s history... is the sandy hook shooting... 20-students and six-adults were gunned down at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut, back in 20-12. the victims ranged in age from six to 56 years old. 20-year-old gunman adam lanza later killed himself as police approached the school. police say, the day''s shooting spree began in a house -- where adam shot and killed his mother. and the there was the shooting at columbine. on april 20th 19-99... 18-year-old eric harris and 17-year-old dylan klebold opened fire inside columbine high school in littleton, colorado. 12

the world the we currently live it is it's terrifically unsafe and some say it's even less safe than it was during the cold war. we've had several conferences on this subject and experts of looked at it including chatham house the problem of risk and they say that we really have some big problems and it's not just a question of large scale mon montanus year modernization of nuclear weapons but also there's more cyber problems than before despite problems cyber attacks and there are more nuclear weapon states this is a totally unpredictable situation still you say that you believe that nuclear weapons could be abolished within your lifetime what do i mean people would say that's a fine dream but you're a dreamer it's simply not going to happen well my experience shows it to be different actually in the in the worst times in the cold war those were the times when the best treaties were written and in my view it sometimes has to get worse to get better and i think we're now in that phase where it's got so bad that people are waking up to the problem and certainly one hundred twenty two

president trump tweeted that no one should ever feel unsafe in an american school. stepping down to prevent any violence being perpetrated in his name. he's faced allegations of corruption. the anc‘s new leader, cyril ramaphosa, is likely to be voted in as his successor. morgan tsvangarai, zimbabwe's main opposition leader, has died. the 65 year—old former prime minister had been suffering from cancer. mr tsvangirai and the party he founded, the movement for democratic change, repeatedly challenged robert mugabe during the ex—president‘s long grip on power. now on bbc news, here's hardtalk.

one of the statistics is 44% of prisons are unsafe.ney to keep people in prison and you should wa nt keep people in prison and you should want people leaving and trying to rebuild their lives afterwards. there's an interesting quote from the conservative chair of the justice select committee bob neill who says we need to have a discussion about what is the point of prisons. if they are just for punishment, then your argument is ok but if we actually want people engaged with society when they leave and we want to stop them going back and we want to stop them going back and save money, we need to be focusing on education and rehabilitation. so many people, like you say, don't want to spend money on prisons, because it seems like a waste. it's an easy way to cut the budget and looks like there are no consequences but clearly they are. the sunday times with a focus today on the cost of going to university. university fees which has been a big political headache for labour, the lbw democrats and conservatives. a lot of older people who know

unsafe to be a student to be in a school. what would happen if that happened here x it is, you know, it is really unsettling. >> reporter: saying they have been holding safety meetings and have plans for an active shooter drill. >>> the sheriff of county florida say deputies will be at schools. >> we want to learn everything we can learn and we are going to go starting about two minutes after this meeting we are going to work. this is a long-term situation that we have to solve. we will solve it together. >> one of the solutions pushed for an emotional meeting in this emotional meeting is raising the age of purchasing firearms. the father of one of the teenagers that was killed. >> let's be strong for the fallen who don't have a voice to speak anymore and let's never have had happen again. >> how many children have to be shot? it stops here with this administration and me. i am not going to sleep until it is fixed. >> other students rallied with thousands outside the state capital in tallahassee today. this is what police fou

the couple made profits off federal housing vouchers for veterans by cramming tenant's into small, unsafe apartments that the couple illegally carved out of homes in the bayview district. >>> residents from a burned-out mobile home park are still looking for answers now that they know the owner has no plans to rebuild. wayne freedman has reported on this before and has this new update. >> reporter: welcome to that branch of limbo knowns athe sandman hotel in santa rosa where john trillia spends a lot of time working jigsaw puzzles. they're a perfect metaphor in describing what's happened to his 91-year-old life. >> that's how much know, a lot of scattered pieces. >> reporter: for john, limbo came when he was fortunate when his place survived the firestorm at journey's end mobile home park. four months later he still has a massive cleanup in his backyard, a red tag on the door, and now no prospects of returning home any time soon or permanently, now that the owner has announced he will not rebuild. many of the fixed-income residents haven't the money to move their homes if they could move

we've begun to hear from families across the country, no child, no parent should feel unsafe for their children going to school. >> sandra: i know democrats plan to make it a priority as well. nancy pelosi is talking about putting gun safety over the next election. putting politics aside to get something done. we'll see how it all plays out in the coming days, weeks and months. meanwhile, immigration, it's definitely been put on the back burner. it has been a huge week for that. seems to be in a state of limo after multiple immigration proposals have been blocked in the senate. four of them, president trump calling one proposal a total catastrophe. where does he believe we stand this morning? >> well, we still want to see the senate act on the immigration bill put forward by senator chuck grassley. it was one of the four you mentioned. our proposal is pretty straight forward. our framework is pretty straight forward. we want a responsible solution that gives the daca recipients, that population, individuals brought here as minors a permanent solution and path to citizenship and with th

no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. can tell you waking up as a parent this morning, i feel unsafe about american schools. the florida sun sentinel says tlo thoughts and prayers are needed, but we know thoughts and prayers alone are grossly inadequate to the country's self inflicted cancer on gun violence. that word cancer got my attention. tal, we spend a lot of money and time fighting cancer. we don't spend anything fighting gun violence. >> that's right. you know, keep in mind you can compare the administration's reactions to different tragedies. this reaction is different from the reaction to recent terrorist attacks. especially when they are committed by someone who was not born in this country. so you have to sort of compare that reaction when you look at the administration and see in those instances and terrorist attacks and apparatus of government springs to the action to get to the bottom of it and there is a conversation of what could have been done to prevent it and perhaps per the earlier conversation, it is

i want change to happen so badly. feel unsafe in my own school."rjory stoneman hogg/marjory ( robin ) there is a warning for livermore parents about a game played by highschool students with fake weapons. the game is called "spy versus spy" or "assassin". it is being played by seniors at livermore and granada high schools. the game is organized by students in teams...and those participating must pay to play. the goal is to take out other teams with toys guns to win a cash prize. police have received reports of armed and suspicious people in connection with the game... and respond anticipating a real emergency. now they are urging parents to talk to their teens about the potential dangers of the game. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... we head to napa and speak with a homeowner who got one of the first permits to rebuild after the north bay firestorm. the effort's it took for him to receive it. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábre

unsafe to be a student to be in a school. what would happen if that happened here x it is, you know, it is really unsettling. >> reporter: saying they have been holding safety meetings and have plans for an active shooter drill. >>> the sheriff of broward county florida say deputies will be at schools. >> we want to learn everything we can learn and we are going to go starting about two minutes after this meeting we are going to work. this is a long-term situation that we have to solve. we will solve it together. >> one of the solutions pushed for an emotional meeting in this emotional meeting is raising the age of purchasing firearms. the father of one of the teenagers that was killed. >> let's be strong for the fallen who don't have a voice to speak anymore and let's never have had happen again. >> how many children have to be shot? it stops here with this administration and me. i am not going to sleep until it is fixed. >> other students rallied with thousands outside the state capital in tallahassee today. this is what po

he took to twitter instead to express his prayers and condolences that no child should be feeling unsafe in an american school and when we heard from the attorney general speaking in the last couple of hours it seemed very clear that the approach this administration will take when the president addresses the nation in the next hour is likely to be one not calling for stricter gun control as we saw with the previous administration but instead looking at the intersection of criminality and mental health these are the exact words that the attorney general used also saying in reference to what our correspondent and gallagher was reporting the fact that there may have been indications that were ignored in terms of the f.b.i. response and the fact that it had been reported to the f.b.i. that this individual in florida the suspect had said that he wished to be a school shooter and that this may not have been properly heated so certainly there are going to be criticisms but at the same time as andy also talked about there are very strongly held views when it comes to guns in the united states an

no child, parent or teacher should feel unsafe ina parent or teacher should feel unsafe in a school.school. —— my prayers and condolences to the family of the victims. is he going to change security? it is hard to see how he will and it is ha rd to is hard to see how he will and it is hard to see that the president will come out and say he supports greater gun control. thank you for that update, jon sopel at the white house. borisjohnson has urged his fellow brexiters not to "gloat" about the uk's departure from the eu, and he's appealed for people to unite behind the vision of an "outward—looking, confident" uk outside the european union. mrjohnson also insisted the referendum result could not be reversed, and he questioned the economic benefits of staying in the single market and customs union, which the government is committed to leave. his speech was the first of a series of speeches by ministers, ahead of key talks with eu negotiators next month, as our political correspondent vicki young reports. we're on the road to brexit. but cabinet ministers are still arguing about which r

and exposed the poor construction standards on the island, making many buildings there potentially unsafesui, bbc news, taipei. the government has promised to improve the conditions of millions of workers in the so—called gig economy. ministers say there'll be higher fines for firms that breach contracts or mistreat staff. the move is part of the government's response to a review of modern working practices — but unions say the measures don't go far enough. nina warhurst reports. times have changed. tom has around 30 full—time employees like paddy. he gets sick and holiday pay. and around 20 workers like this tom, he's self—employed and has to save for rainy days and holidays himself. following today's announcement, the boss will have to be crystal clear with all of his staff on where they stand. if we are moving towards a situation where it is made clearer to employees what their rights are and what their entitlements are, i think that is something that can only be good for both the employee and for the business. there are up to 5 million people working on a job byjob basis rather than a

down because they make students uncomfortable or they make them feel nervous or they make them feel unsafe and our organization is trying to get people to realize that just because an idea makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it should be shut down. on the w contrary, if you go through old college career never learning to process ideas you disagree with that will be a sad life and you will not learn how to truly become an adult and whatantithetical to america is about to expect to be able to shut down as someone just because you disagree with them. that's wrong on whatever site it is. we have found that it's more the left that is doing it and that is a problem. we're not just running assaults of people you agree with but to break up that echo chamber and it will make you stronger and the people around you stronger. >> host: let's go to our millennial line. and in virginia. good morning. >> caller: yes, i am here. hello, thank you for taking my call. having been raised conservative myself and then transitioning over to the last under left as i went to college i don't think it was a lac

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. >> the state attorney general said he will not appeal a ruling on unfair -- unsafe cash bail system. this is an important recognition of the critical need to reform the current bell system. the court said the practice of setting cash amounts so high that a suspect cannot afford them is only justified for those who are too dangerous to be released before trial.>>> less than what% of known marijuana growers are licensed. the growers associates says only about 10% are licensed by the state. the association says cost and regulatory barriers are making licensing difficult. this was supposed to be a $5 billion boom to the economy. if more independent growers are not licensed, that taxable resident -- revenue will be much less. >>> years worth of water restrictions were lifted last year because of record-setting rains. now with such a dry winter, the monitors have declared half of the state back in a drought. permanent restrictions good included not over watering lawns. restrictions would take effect at the beginning of april. >> temperatures will take up and so does the chance of rain. >>

the city now telling us that building is going to be declared unsafe. they are especially concerned about the structural issues on the fifth floor. that looks like that's the top floor up there. they do believe that that building will not have to be demolished and they believe it can be saved. that was -- that one is unsafe and the other one imminently dangerous. you can see the road work going on here. this part of chestnut street, this block between second and third this is blocked off. in the middle of old city here. there are some signs that things are small things are starting to get back to normal. if you look over here, you can see this is a museum of the american revolution, it was closed yesterday. they helped out some folks who were evacuated from their homes and housed them inside there, about 55 people for a while overnight yesterday. but it is open today, it is open to the public. so opening its doors once again but there's still a lot more work to do. i'm standing here on third street as you can see, cars can't come through here. that's bl

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army and i spent every day in schools and it is just —— it is just making that environment even more unsafeludicrous and this is coming off the back of him suggesting a £5 billion drop in education funding. ludicrous simply because of the scale of what is involved. also, the accident that happened. some of the stories we get on us “— happened. some of the stories we get on us —— not mass shootings, some art that a child gets a hold of a gun and plays with it. in a classroom of a going to do? being trained with a gun in a classroom is not simply here is how to fire it, it is how do you use it, where to use it. there are all of these issues and it is so far—fetched. i think it is a distraction. this is a huge distraction because you have stu d e nts huge distraction because you have students lobbying for a worthwhile cause and this suggestion is just so ludicrous that what happens is people get distracted by it and they don't focus on what students are after, which are changes in gun laws. one of the interesting points is that if a deputy doesn't draw the gun, one wonders... exactly is that t

school president donald trump tweeted his condolences he said no child no teacher should ever feel unsafe in an american school. this is the kind of weapon the attacker is thought to have used an a r fifteen rifle with multiple magazines this incident looks set to again race serious questions about america's gun laws. each time i'm in these mass shootings occur wherever it is in the country we say enough is enough and then it happens again. and the long and short of it is here in the senate we cannot even get senator feinstein's bill. that would prohibit people on the terrorist watch list from buying a gun. since twenty thirteen almost three hundred shooting incidents have been reported in u.s. schools that's an average of about one every week now this of the other stories making the news this hour zimbabwean opposition leader morgan tsvangirai as died of cancer at the age of sixty five he founded the movement for democratic change was a fierce critic of president. you want about half the vote in the first round of the two thousand and eight election a boycott of the runoff and mugabe a v

different prisons. 68% are providing unsatisfactory standards with two inside jails unacceptably unsafeat we have to do is either build more prisons or reduce the prison population dramatically. there are 84,000 prisoners behind bars at the moment. the jails are just not able to accommodate them. they are no longerfit for to accommodate them. they are no longer fit for purpose. that is the next stage, really, to start debasing the whole business of criminal justice debasing the whole business of criminaljustice and how we do without. how do you upgrade the present stock? exactly. you have victorian buildings that are unfit for purpose. prison officers with low morale and a high turnover of staff. you have cuts to funding and rehabilitation. we have had this conversation for as long as i can remember. that's right. it feels very familiar. when he wasjust a secretary, he seemed to be concentrating on prisons and trying to do something about it —— justice secretary. how many recommendations have been in and nothing changes? there has to be a fundamental change in criminality and what to do