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steve paterson has details on the plea. >> how do you plead to that charge? >> guilty. >> reporter: as the judge slowly listed each charge, luis turpin began to break down. she and her husband daviur responding with one word. >> guilty. >> reporter: the turpins pleechding guilty to 14 counts, ranging to false impresidentenment to child crewty to torture. >> this is among the worst, most aggravated child abuse cases that i have ever seen. >> reporter: the plea deal, saving their 13 children from having to testify. last year the turpins were arrested after one of their daughters called 911, escaping what prosecutors described as a house of horrors. police saying most of the children, ranging from ages from 2 to 29, were often beaten, starved, shack manied and only allowed to shower once a year. the children, now in foster care. their parents now face life in prison after admitting to creating one horrifically in their own home. steve paterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to images of a heart-stopping collision caught on camera. two cruise ships grazing each

travis allen, steve frank, and jessica paterson. allen just ran for governor. he said the party needs to raise money and have a presence in every neighborhood. >> we must organize every precinct. >> six years we have not done any voter registration. we need to do that. we have not reached out to the general public. we need to do that. >> for her part, paterson says the party should embrace anyone who wants to be a republican. the gop is in a super minority state in the state legislature. they also hold no statewide offices. and has only seven members of congress out of a total of 55. >>> talks aimed at ending the oakland teacher strike are set to resume tomorrow morning. thousands of teachers and counselors again a walkout on thursday. their union is pushing for raises and class size reductions. and, the skill district has made a counteroffer. today, there were no negotiations but talks will resume on sunday. the president of the oakland education association is telling his members they can expect an update at 6:00 tomorrow evening and we have complete coverage

megan paterson reports. after anotherfreezing night in hull police searches have resumed for missing libby squire. her family says her disappearance has left them broken. she was last seen leaving the welly club at 11pm on thursday. she got into a taxi and travelled near to her home, but since then, hasn't been seen. cctv cameras last picked up images of libby squire here on the junction of beverley road and haworth street at quarter to midnight on thursday. but it's not clear which direction she then travelled. and this area remains a key interest to police. like, swarms of police coming here. yeah, they've been in our back garden, looking in houses and stuff. and just, like, yeah, they've looked through everything. more than 70 officers have been involved in searches so far. the taxi driver who picked her up and a man who spoke to her, as she sat on a bench, have both given help to police. officers continue to appeal for witnesses. people have asked what they can do, to help. we continue to ask those livin

megan paterson, bbc news. pope francis will become the first pontiff to visit the arabian peninsula, when he arrives in the united arab emirates later today. abu dhabi's crown prince has invited him to take part in an inter—faith conference. he'll also celebrate mass on tuesday, which is expected to draw tens of thousands of people. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.35pm, bye for now. as we've been hearing, victims of crime will be given new rights to challenge the release of violent offenders, under a review of the parole system. it will mean that victims will not have to go to court to contest parole board decisions. instead, they'll be able to apply to the department ofjustice and present their objections. i've been discussing this with mary mason, the chief executive officer of solace, women's aid. she has worked with many victims around the time of the release from prison of their perpetrators. the announcement in itself is good, positiv

megan paterson, bbc news. thames valley police say they're very worried about a missing student from the university of reading. daniel williams, who is 19, was last seen seen in a student union bar in the early hours of thursday. he was reported missing after failing to return to his student accommodation. at a news conference this afternoon, police say they've been searching around the university grounds and daniel's student house. his disappearance is said to be out of character, and they've urged the public to report any possible sightings of him. emergency services are at the scene of what they're describing as a "serious incident" after reports of a light aircraft coming down near a landing strip in north essex. essex police has confirmed officers were called to belchamp walter, near the border with suffolk, at around midday. we'll bring you more details as we get them. pressure is growing on venezuela's president nicolas maduro, with britain and other european countries calling for him to declare fresh e

megan paterson, bbc news. thames valley police say they‘re very worried about a missing student from the university of reading. daniel williams, who is 19, was last seen seen in a student union bar in the early hours of thursday. he was reported missing after failing to return to his student accommodation. at a news conference this afternoon, police say they‘ve been searching around the university grounds and daniel‘s student house. his disappearance is said to be out of character, and they‘ve urged the public to report any possible sightings of him from the university of reading, caroline davies sent this update. this is the last place that daniel williams was seen around 1am on thursday morning here on the university of reading‘s campus. he is 19 years old. his parents have said this is very out of character for him. they have described him as a happy and normal teenager. when he left this club he was described as wearing black or blue jeans, a black hooded top and black shoes with a black t—shir

megan paterson, bbc news. elsewhere, thames valley police say they're very worried about a missing student from the university of reading. daniel williams, who is 19, was last seen in a student union bar in the early hours of thursday. he was reported missing after failing to return to his student accommodation. at a news conference this afternoon, police say they've been searching around the university grounds and daniel's student house. his disappearance is said to be out of character, and they've urged the public to report any possible sightings of him. superintendentjim weems from thames valley police gave this update at the university of reading in the past hour. thames valley police continue to look for daniel williams, a 19—year—old student from reading university, who went missing in the early hours of thursday morning, 31st ofjanuary, at about 1:00am. this is very unusual activity for daniel and we are very concerned about his well—being and whereabouts. since then, thames valley police have bee

nbc's steve paterson brings us the latest. >> reporter: police are now investigating s for his role in the hit series "empire" paid two men to stage an alleged attack against him. in january jussie smolle smollett filed a police report claiming two men assaulted him, slinging homophobic slurs. >> i don't have any doubt in my mind that that's them. >> friday night police said they questioned and released two men i.d.ed in the picture, confirmed by nbc news as two brothers, both followed by smollett on instagram. no longer suspects. investigators say they searched the brothers' home and found a rope, bleach and black masks. >> you do such a disservice when you lie about things like this. >> police issued a statement saying new information gleaned from the interview with the brothers shifted the trajectory of the investigation. today law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation tell nbc news smollett is no longer considered a victim in the case nor is he considered a suspect, and at this point, police just want him to come in and clarify his story. overnight attorneys for smoll

owen paterson, then damian green and nicky morgan, andl then damian green and nicky morgan, and i think john then damian green and nicky morgan, and i thinkjohn is right, not in the cabinet, but there was a sense of, you didn't like what we came up with, come up with something better that the eu will actually agree to, because you have the irish prime minister today saying no to all of these suggestions that are on the table at the moment. the eu is showing no sign of moving at all. they did wobble rather badly last week. the chief negotiator michel barnier suddenly started talking about what would happen if there was about what would happen if there was a no—deal brexit. he said we wouldn't have a hard border in ireland after all, then started talking about magic technology, in exactly the way that the hard brexiters have been talking that the eu used to pour scorn on. the eu may be, ireland certainly isn't, the irish prime minister, and i think that the eu will back the member that the eu will back the member that are staying in a club rather than the one that is leaving. you are ab

then a center party and now the far right party vox and together they have been calling for the end of paterson just as government in fact just several days ago in madrid they they were going to a protest where tens of thousands of people came out and they protested against the government of president sanchez and it was mainly based on the fact that i was making what they believe are concessions to those pro independence catalan leaders and finally mentioning the catalan leaders let's not forget that this week is also the week in which the trial has begun in madrid not too far from madrid parliament there where you have twelve of the leaders of the pro independence movement that pushed back in twenty seventeen so there's been so much political pressure on all sides that this was inevitable public. thank you so much. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world german authorities arrested two suspected former members of syria's secret police in the german capital burned in the state of rhineland latinate or the two men are accused of crimes against humanity the

our correspondent colin paterson reports. what makes you think you can kill a man? liam neeson was being interviewed for the independent in new york and his new film called pursuit when he he was asked why his character responded to the murder of his son by going on a revenge killing spree. his answer has made front—page news round the world. he explained in real life someone close to him was raped. i asked did she know who it was? no. what colour we re know who it was? no. what colour were they? she said it was a black person. i went up and down areas, with a cosh, hoping i'd be approached by somebody. i'm ashamed to say that. i did it for maybe a week, hoping some black beep beep would come out of a pub and have a goa me would come out of a pub and have a go a me about something, so i could kill him. he described those feelings as awful and he learned that revenge killing worked particularly in the case of northern ireland where he was brought up during the troubles. the journalist who interviewed him anyone hearing the thoughts he is reporting here, would feel

patrick in massachusetts and douglas wilder from virginia as well as i can't believe i forgot david paterson from the great state of new york. if the governor of virginia resigns and his lieutenant governor justin fairfax takes over, he would be the fourth african-american governor in modern times and the fifth in our nation's 242-year history. got to make that correction. but let's talk about an historic first. this tuesday for the first time in its more than 50-year history, a black woman will deliver the response to the president as state of the union address. i'm, of course, talking about former democratic nominee for georgia governor stacey abrams, who emerged as one of the 2018 cycles democratic stars. she lost her race in a nail biter and wasted no time after the race getting back to her life's work, fighting for voting rights and against voter suppression by starting her own pac dedicated to increasing voter accessibility. she is gearing up for what could be the biggest speech of her career so far and will make an appearance at the superbowl in an ad that will air on georgia stations

colin paterson, bbc news. the suicide prevention minister says online content that normalises self harm or suicide poses a similar risk to children as grooming. the warning follows the case of 14—year—old molly russell whose family found she had viewed content on social media linked to self—harm and suicide before taking her own life in november 2017. speaking on safer internet day, the culture minister margot james warned that the government is planning to introduce new legislation to make sure social media sites protect their users. the white paper which my department at dcms are producing with the home office will be followed by a consultation over the summer and it will set out new legislative measures to ensure that the platforms remove illegal content and prioritise the protection of users, especially children, young people and vulnerable adults. and it will also include ambitious measures to support a continued education and awareness for all users and to report the development of new safety techn

let's get more from our reporter colin paterson in salford. tell us more about him because some people will know who he is and others will not have a clue. this is an astonishing story. one of the biggest names in us hip—hop could actually turn out to be a brit. 21 savage earlier this year had a number one album in the us. i am greater than i was. lebronjames is one of his biggest fans. this sunday he was supposed to be going to the grammys, where he is nominated twice including one of the biggest awards of the night, record of the year, for his collaboration with post malone, a rock star. his whole persona has been based on being a rapper, gangster, in gangs in atla nta, rapper, gangster, in gangs in atlanta, and now it turns out he could actually be british. he is currently in detention in atlanta. the immigration and customs enforcement agency in the us got him yesterday and put him in and he is waiting to be seen by a federal judge who will decide his future. what they are saying is that in 2005 when he was 12 years old, he came to the u

the vice thank you, colin paterson. the air accidents investigation branch is working at the site in the english channel where wreckage has been found of the plane which was carrying footballer emiliano sala. it's understood efforts are ongoing to determine how the aaib will attempt a recovery operation. a body has been seen inside the wreckage. 0ur correspondentjohn fernandez joins us now from guernsey. good morning. is there any updates this morning on how the recovery operation might pan out? at the moment we know from the air accident they ship —— investigation branch that they're working with families and police to see whether they will bring this aircraft up. this decision needs to be made. we had spoken to a salvage experts in guernsey, somebody who advised the man who found the missing paper malibu on sunday. he has said any recovery operation would be incredibly difficult, the plane is very much intact. whilst they were expecting to find a debris field they have found a plane which has held together and the

in paterson, new jersey, the polar blast freezing that town's great falls. a driver badly injured when ice from a vehicle several cars in front flew off and into the truck's windshield. the temps being felt across the midwest. the chicago river now a thick block of ice as the city passes the 80-hour mark in these treacherous conditions. in cedar rapids, iowa, police telling abc news they responded to more than 50 accidents in the city on thursday. watch as an out-of-control car slides right into a police suv. the officers had been directing traffic for a different accident when the driver hit them. take a look at the consistency of this snow. as it hits the ground. it's light and fluffy here. but with these sub zero wi windchills, it quickly turns to ice. making for extremely dangerous driving conditions. officials urge people to stay indoors until the warmer temperatures over the weekend finally bring some relief. michael? >> i'm sure you can't wait for that warmer weather, whit. thank you so much. >>> we're going to go to ginger who's going to tell us when

colin paterson can tell us more because it is that with those hoping to represent the uk. tell us more because it is that with those hoping to represent the uk! yea rs of those hoping to represent the uk! years of hurt! eurovision tonight, six acts, three songs, a new format. we have tried everything and we are trying something else this year not to finish near the bottom of the table! these are the six acts who are going to be taking part, we will meet them all soon but to give you a taters datum at a taster, they have agreed to sing the classic, waterloo! # waterloo, i was defeated you won the war # waterloo, thomas to love you for ever more # waterloo... there you go, you can seejust there you go, you can see just what safe hands eurovision is in tonight! by safe hands eurovision is in tonight! by 9:30pm tonight we will know which one of those six is representing the uk in israel. more from them after half past eight but first the news, weather and travel where you are. hello, good morning. yesterday morning we had quite strong winds and heavy rain. today it's almost like a repeat f

row following comments he made while promoting his new film. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson joins us now — so what has he said? and where did he say h? he was doing an interview for his new film, pursuit, in new york. he was being interviewed by a free french journalist for the independent website. he was teamed up with the english actor tom bateman, 12 minutes into the interview the french journalist asked a fairly innocuous question. your character's son is murdered by a judge and, instead of grieving, he seeks revenge killings, why? that was the question and he said, i will tell you a story, a real story from his own life which has shocked so many people. it explains that in the past somebody very close to him was raped, he was abroad at the time, when he came back the person told him. his response was, did you know the person? they said no. a second question was, what colour where they? the person and said black. he said he spent the next week, maybe we can to half, walking the streets with a cudgel in his hand, hoping a black man would come out of a bar and start on h

colin paterson, bbc news. mps have been debating how much councils in england will have to spend in the next financial year, after local authorities complained of a £3 billion funding gap. ministers say councils have been given an extra £1.3 billion, but town halls argue that funding for local services is running out fast. jessica parker reports. buses, children‘s centres, libraries, lollipop men and women — some of the services that local councils have cut across england as their funding has fallen. dorking‘s children‘s centre is staying open, but 31 in surrey are due to close from april, saving the county council millions of pounds. services are being concentrated in less well—off areas, but some fear the strain it could put on the facilities that remain. at the moment we serve 1500 families in this area. in the future we‘re potentially going to be looking after 4500 families on a 50% cut. that would mean 50% less staff, 50% less resources to meet the needs of all those families in a much bigge

colin paterson in los angeles, thank you very much. colin did a great podcast for the bbc. over 20 minutes, how do you win an oscar? on the —— in the spirit far the presenters who are not on this show, we thought we would keep on with the animal section. yesterday we told you the sad news this creature had died. it was officially declared the first mammal made extinct by climate change. that story really upset me. we thought we would bring you the more hopeful story of the animal at the thought was long gone which has now been spotted. so today we thought we'd bring you the more hopeful story of an animal that the world had thought long gone — which has now been spotted. it's a species of giant tortoise — it was last seen alive in 1906 — but last sunday a female fernandina giant tortoise was spotted on the galapagos islands. it is nice, isn't it? they can come back. i mean... i did it is nice, isn't it? they can come back. i mean... idid not it is nice, isn't it? they can come back. i mean... i did not even know it existed, so, yes, i guess it is. someone was sayi