Some big Breaking News out of las vegas in the past few hours. Police have arrested and charged a man in connection with the 1996 killing of rapper tupac shakur. Record high tax also on the programme tonight, record high tax rates in the uk could be here to stay, according to one leading think tank. Joining us tonight joining us tonight to discuss it all is tom peck, political sketch writer and columnist with the independent. Also ameshia cross, political commentator and democratic strategist. The teenage girl who died after school coach crashed on the and 53 motorway on friday has been named as Jessica Baker, 15 years of age according to the police. Police statement said that she sadly died as a result of the collision on the in Northbound Carriageway earlier todayjust in Northbound Carriageway earlier today just as families have requested the privacy be respected and any updates to be issued by Merseyside Police as appropriate. Some big Breaking News out of las vegas in the past few hours. Police have arrested and charged a man in connection with the 1996 killing of rapper tupac shakur. He was hit four times in a drive by shooting. Until now, no one had ever been charged over the death. The arrest was made two months after police searched a home near to the location. The killing happened at a property linked to a man who had previously said he witnessed the shooting from a car. It Duane Keffe Davis has been arrested, aka keffe d. He it Duane Keffe Davis has been arrested, aka keffe d. Arrested, aka keffe d. He was arrested, aka keffe d. He was arrested this arrested, aka keffe d. He was arrested this morning arrested, aka keffe d. He was arrested this morning by arrested, aka keffe d. He was arrested this morning by my i arrested this morning by my Apprehension Team and this investigation started on the night of september seven. 1996. It is far from over. Of september seven. 1996. It is far from over from over. Heres the Detective Outlinin from over. Heres the Detective Outlining the from over. Heres the Detective Outlining the events from over. Heres the Detective Outlining the events of from over. Heres the Detective Outlining the events of the from over. Heres the detective | outlining the events of the night that tupac died when he started speaking the video from the News Conference was focused on a photograph of the suspect. figs conference was focused on a photograph of the suspect. As we all know, to puncture photograph of the suspect. As we all know, to Puncture Core photograph of the suspect. As we all know, to Puncture Core was photograph of the suspect. As we all know, to Puncture Core was an photograph of the suspect. As we all know, to Puncture Core was an artistj know, to Puncture Core was an artist tupac was signed to Death Row Records was closely connected to the street gang that had an ongoing feud with the south side Compton Crips. Duane keffe davis was the shot caller of the Compton Crips in the operated out of the Southern California area of compton. In 1996, tupac along with the show tonight and members of the entourage including the mob went to the mike tyson fight at the mgm grand arena. Members of the south side Compton Crips which included Orlando Anderson and Duane Keffe Davis were in attendance of the same events as they were leaving the fight, members of Death Row Records spotted Orlando Anderson near a bank and save the mgm and they began to kick and punch him near the elevator bank. I will now show you Hotel Security footage related to the incident and on this incident, you will see tupac shakur who was wearing a shiny satin shirt with suge knight punching and kicking Orlando Anderson. Hotel security intervened and they will leave the area of the fight. Little did anyone know that it is this incident that would ultimately lead to the retaliatory shooting and death of tupac shakur. Following this incident, tupac and suge knight both left the mgm to make their way to a post fight party which was to occur local nightclub and at the time would spread at what had happened inside the mgm and that is when Duane Keffe Davis began to devise a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against suge knight and tupac for what happened inside the hotel against mr anderson. He entered a White Cadillac along with terrance brown, Deandre Smith and Orlando Anderson. Based on investigation, is where we know they were seated. At some point in time, as they were in the White Cadillac, mr davis took the gun and provided to the passenger and the rear seat of the vehicle and as they are driving west and near the area, they were located In The Black Bmw which was driven by suge knight in the Passenger Seat was tupac shakur and they were around that vehicle in the began shooting at suge knight and tupac shakur and following that shooting, the White Cadillac fled the area and after officers arrived, to Puncture Core was later transported to the medical centre where he was treated medically and died approximately six days later on september 13. Died approximately six days later on september13. But died approximately six days later on september 11 september 13. But a skilled lift to Los Angeles September 13. But a skilled lift to los angeles and september 13. But a skilled lift to los angeles and or september 13. But a skilled lift to los angeles and or north september 13. But a skilled lift to| los angeles and or North America reporter, it is hard to overstate what a moment this is. The las vegas da said this, the District Attorney said this, many people have been waiting for this moment. The police are trying to give answer to a ministry that is gone on for almost three decades. find ministry that is gone on for almost three decades. Ministry that is gone on for almost three decades. And whether or not to believe in it, three decades. And whether or not to believe in it, there three decades. And whether or not to believe in it, there are three decades. And whether or not to believe in it, there are many three decades. And whether or not to believe in it, there are many who believe in it, there are many who claim that tupac shakur is alive but it is something that a lot of people have been waiting for an answer as to this and it sounds like even if davis did not pull the trigger, he ordered the hit is what theyre saying. This think he deserves to be charged with one count of murder with a Deadly Weapon because he ordered it, he got the weapons and we do not expect anyone else to be charged because anyone else in that vehicle is no longer live. End charged because anyone else in that vehicle is no longer live. Vehicle is no longer live. End of reinvigorated vehicle is no longer live. End of reinvigorated by vehicle is no longer live. End of reinvigorated by davis vehicle is no longer live. End of reinvigorated by davis on reinvigorated by davis on admissions. Reinvigorated by davis on admissions. �. , admissions. And i wonder why it took so lona admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest it admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest it is admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest it is a admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest it is a 19 admissions. And i wonder why it took so long comest it is a 19 that he so long comest it is a 19 that he wrote this memoir and he has done different appearances, i dont know if police just did not know about this book but when they did go to his house a few months ago with the search warrant, they took some hard drives, they took some phones they took a copy of the 2019 tell all memoir predicts that he was in the cadillac he did not say he pulled the trigger as we are learning from document some what was said in court today and he did not pull the trigger but he did call for the hit. Were expecting a child to go ahead and how much interest you think there will be . fit, and how much interest you think there will be . There will be . A great deal of interest in there will be . A great deal of interest in this, there will be . A great deal of interest in this, judging there will be . A great deal of interest in this, judging from | interest in this, judging from today, the news that a lot of people have been wondering for years. His music remains a relevant, he was only 25 years old when he died he didnt get to reach his full potential but his music is still beloved and talked about today. There is a huge reaction to this news. Thank you very much for joining us from las vegas. Let us get more information on the crash here in the uk involving a Bus Carrying Schoolchildren and two people died in police are now identifying the teenager as 15 year old Jessica Baker in this photograph has been released of her in the bus driver was also killed in the Crash Nearjunction five and a total of 58 people were involved in the incident, including the two fatalities, when 14 year old boy is suffering life changing injuries and police of the jessicas family have requested that the privacy is respected and they say in the statements will be issued by Merseyside Police as appropriate. Backin Merseyside Police as appropriate. Back in the us. Time is quickly running out for the us to avoid a Government Shutdown. At midnight eastern time tomorrow, the Us Government will run out of money to fund itself unless congress can agree a last minute deal. If the story sounds familiar thats because, it is. It would be the 22nd time in the past 50 years that Us Government services have had to be shut down because of a Budget Deadlock in congress. The last time, in early 2019, saw a month of widespread disruption to the Worlds Largest economy. And as things stand, it looks like neither side is ready to budge on their demands. And Kevin Mccarthy has to contend with hardliners within his own party as well. In the last few hours, he brought a short term funding bill to the floor in an attempt to try and extend funding through to october 31st and buy some extra time, but it failed, with more than a dozen republicans voting against it. Compaq and cross, a political commentator in democratic strategist. And these shutdowns are becoming familiar and likely we are to get another one. To get another one. Eerily familiar but we also to get another one. Eerily familiar but we also know to get another one. Eerily familiar but we also know that to get another one. Eerily familiar but we also know that they to get another one. Eerily familiarj but we also know that they always reach but we also know that they always reach the but we also know that they always reach the cliff and then we bring ourselves reach the cliff and then we bring ourselves back and so people are used ourselves back and so people are used to ourselves back and so people are used to this hearing shutdown talks. At this used to this hearing shutdown talks. At this time used to this hearing shutdown talks. At this time it is different because the composition is different than the composition is different than the people at play are different. The government is being held hostage by five the government is being held hostage by five members the republican party, by five members the republican party, five. The republicans hold a very slim party, five. The republicans hold a very slim majority in the house and quite very slim majority in the house and quite frankly, mccarthy does not have quite frankly, mccarthy does not have control of his congress. It is control have control of his congress. It is control of have control of his congress. It is control of this congress or control of leverage over the five stalwarts who are of leverage over the five stalwarts who are maga republicans were aligned who are maga republicans were aligned with former President Trump and asking aligned with former President Trump and asking for things outside the process and asking for things outside the process would just do not have the vote, process would just do not have the vote, theyre asking for things that will not vote, theyre asking for things that will not pass the house or the senate will not pass the house or the senate at will not pass the house or the senate at this point, we are teetering on having a Government Shutdown teetering on having a Government Shutdown and peoples Family Economy is collapsing and protected about care and is collapsing and protected about care and basic infrastructure in talking care and basic infrastructure in talking about our Airline Systems and those talking about our Airline Systems and those who are tsa agents that are working in our Airline Systems and this are working in our Airline Systems and this will disrupt how children eat in and this will disrupt how children eat in food stamp benefits and stack benefits eat in food stamp benefits and stack benefits and housing and this is a very big benefits and housing and this is a very big deal and i think republicans knowing that theres an election republicans knowing that theres an election cycle just a year away, this is election cycle just a year away, this is going to really bite back at them hard this is going to really bite back at them hard. , this is going to really bite back at them hard this is going to really bite back at them hard. ,. ,. , them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at the them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at the end them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at the end of them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at the end of the them hard. This shutdown, it would really effects at the end of the day l really effects at the end of the day is the Voting Citizens and you think politicians would be more aligned to that fact. flit politicians would be more aligned to that fact. ,. , politicians would be more aligned to that fact. ,. , that fact. Of course not ust the eo le that fact. Of course not Ust The People who i that fact. Of course not Ust The People who cannot that fact. Of course not Ust The People who cannot use that fact. Of course not jUst The People who cannot use the that fact. Of course not just the i people who cannot use the Public Services also the people who provide them. Huge numbers of Government Workers to put on furlough or go unpaid for months until this is finished. As we talked about before, in 2019 when donald trump tried to strong arm congress for paying for his mad Mexico Border Wall and i dont get is that republicans can surely see that there are electoral consequences for the stuff, donald trump lost in 2020 and seems impossible to get above 46 in any poll and there is only one way back to the light and that is that republicans have to get over their Trump Problem and you would think it would be able to see that there are clear electoral consequences and clear electoral consequences and clear electoral consequences from doing this as well. Doing this as well. Still, these shutdowns doing this as well. Still, these shutdowns keep doing this as well. Still, these shutdowns keep coming doing this as well. Still, these shutdowns keep coming and l doing this as well. Still, these shutdowns keep coming and looks like another one is on the way and we will see what happens. Stay with us. This is bbc news. Taking a look now at some of the other stories making the news. More than one in 20 children are sleeping on floors because they dont have beds of their own. New research by the Charity Barnardos has found bed poverty is increasing because of the cost of living crisis. The government says its providing record levels of support. A ban on some Single Use Plastics is due to come into force across england this weekend. From sunday, businesses will have to stop using single use plastic cutlery, plates and containers. There are exemptions for takeaways and retailers, though. Police say Cannabis Farms are driving a major increase in cases of Electricity Theft in england and wales. Electricity theft is the tampering or bypassing of metres to avoid paying for energy. Thefts have grown by more than 75 since 2012. Announced earlier sticking with us politics and Dianne Feinstein, a veteran Democratic Party senator representing the state of california, has died at 90 years old. Ms feinstein had been in poor health for some time and announced earlier this year that she would not run for re election in 202a. She became san franciscos first female mayor in 1979 and took office in the us senate in 1992. She was the first woman, alongside congresswoman barbara boxer, to be elected to the senate from california. In spring in our panel and the tributes have pouring in and when the interesting things from outside of the us is this is a bipartisan affair, both sides of the political aisle are recognising what a leading figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to net an figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to get an early figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to get an early if figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to get an early if you figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to get an early if you want figure Dianne Feinstein was. Enough to get an early if you want to to get an early if you want to receive by his partisan Company Managed to establish yourself in the pre toxic years and tributes are a lot warmer than they might otherwise be but most people have talked about her 30 years in the senate which is the extraordinary thing we are destroying the senate in your 60s and that is completely remarkable. But her achievements during really dark times for that city and havent been there for a lot of the time, it appears to be struggling quite a bit now and courageous leaders that she provided for those decades long careers in public service, i would be surprised if young people these days can achieve the things and that needs to be changed. First days can achieve the things and that needs to be changed. Needs to be changed. First elected in 92, needs to be changed. First elected in 92. 1992 needs to be changed. First elected in 92, 1992 and needs to be changed. First elected in 92, 1992 and she needs to be changed. First elected in 92, 1992 and she was needs to be changed. First elected in 92, 1992 and she was the in 92,1992 and she was the longest serving woman in the senate, quite a trailblazer. Longestserving woman in the senate, quite a trailblazer. Quite a trailblazer. When she made it to the senate, quite a trailblazer. When she made it to the senate, i quite a trailblazer. When she made it to the senate, i was quite a trailblazer. When she made it to the senate, i was still quite a trailblazer. When she made it to the senate, i was still in it to the senate, i was still in diapers it to the senate, i was still in diapers and she has someone is not only been diapers and she has someone is not only been a diapers and she has someone is not only been a trailblazer in terms which only been a trailblazer in terms which he only been a trailblazer in terms which he stood for Weatherby Civil Rights which he stood for Weatherby Civil Rights in which he stood for Weatherby Civil Rights in education and environment, she was rights in education and environment, she was foremost a woman, leading on womens she was foremost a woman, leading on womens rights she placed the trail and and womens rights she placed the trail and and she major she connected across and and she major she connected across the and and she major she connected across the aisle and thats when the more across the aisle and thats when the more difficult things to do today than there was during her previous tenure than there was during her previous tenure but than there was during her previous tenure but she has some of his Legacy Tenure but she has some of his legacy was felt by so many people throughout multiple president ial administrations and although california is talked about as a liberal california is talked about as a liberal bastion, california brought us ronald liberal bastion, california brought us Ronald Reagan and also brought us the current us Ronald Reagan and also brought us the current Republican House majority the current Republican House majority leader, the speaker of the House Majority leader, the speaker of the house and majority leader, the speaker of the house and mccarthy. It is a place that it house and mccarthy. It is a place that it has house and mccarthy. It is a place that it has its liberals and also has its that it has its liberals and also has its republicans and depending on what decade you have nubian, she was someone what decade you have nubian, she was someone who is able to bring both sides someone who is able to bring both sides together entrance on the other leaders sides together entrance on the other leaders including current Vice President , harris, she is someone whose president , harris, she is someone whose energy is an adjustment across multiple whose energy is an adjustment across multiple parts of the aisle and someone who brought truth to power when it someone who brought truth to power when it came to senate leadership, it is very when it came to senate leadership, it is very saddening to see her go despite it is very saddening to see her go despite acknowledging her Ongoing Health despite acknowledging her Ongoing Health struggles, she is someone who will be health struggles, she is someone who will be missed because of the legacy that she will be missed because of the legacy that she left behind. She will be missed because of the legacy that she left behind. That she left behind. She calls us of a political that she left behind. She calls us of a political centrist that she left behind. She calls us of a political centrist and that she left behind. She calls us of a political centrist and it that she left behind. She calls us of a political centrist and it was l of a political centrist and it was about what she believed in and it was not whether it was left or right or popular, would you say that is a rare breed these days . It depends. The political rare breed these days . It depends. The political spectrum rare breed these days . It depends. The political spectrum moves, rare breed these days . It depends. The political spectrum moves, just| rare breed these days . It depends. | the political spectrum moves, just a few years the political spectrum moves, just a few years ago, joe biden was considered a political centrist and people considered a political centrist and people were hyper partisan liberal and those people were hyper partisan liberal and those who would say there is centrist, and those who would say there is centrist, depends on who you ask him a chair centrist, depends on who you ask him a chair in centrist, depends on who you ask him a chair in history. Right now, people a chair in history. Right now, people who seem moderate to others or moderate or as moderate to conservative. It depends on who youre conservative. It depends on who youre asking what segment of the country youre asking what segment of the country are youre asking what segment of the country are in and where america happens country are in and where america happens to country are in and where america happens to be at time. Her contributions happens to be at time. Her contributions to happens to be at time. Her contributions to us happens to be at time. He contributions to us politics are just incredible, amazing career there. That has turned to the uk. Leading economists say the uk government is on track to being the biggest tax raising Parliament Since records began. The Institute For Fiscal Studies says that, by the next general election, income from taxes will be similar to post world war ii levels. People are living longer. Thats something to celebrate. People are living longer with multiple chronic conditions, which makes them more expensive to treat. Theyre also claiming State Pensions and using social care for longer. All of that comes with a price tag, and those pressures arent going anywhere. So whoever wins the next election, in the face of those pressures, is going to be facing lots of demands on state services, and its very difficult to see how you can do anything other than maintain or perhaps even increase taxes in the face of that. Taxes, but if the concerns, are these rises permanent . I taxes, but if the concerns, are these rises permanent . I dont see in the near these rises permanent . I dont see in the near future these rises permanent . I dont see in the near future in these rises permanent . I dont see in the near future in which these rises permanent . I dont see in the near future in which which i in the near future in which which they come down, jeremy hunt is admitted that some is impossible to cut taxes and he works for rishi sunak likes to brag himself a low tax a Tax Cutting Chancellor and wants to be a tax cutting Prime Minister but his own chance of things is impossible. Of all the years, completely chaotic british politics, usually with tribes it is samet event a partisan Downing Street in summit losing theirjob. But these are the stories that really matter because they speak to intractable problems and taxes productivity is low and bigger pills, and in bigger wages Public Services from collapsing quicker than they wouldve done and no clear route out of this problem more money is required and people become poorer, the economy become smaller and the problem is that theyre round to quickly and extremely badly and i think of when the a politician wants to come in a cheap politics out of promising to cut tax, it shows it is much harder than you think. A, shows it is much harder than you think. � , shows it is much harder than you think. � y ,. , i. Think. A very grim picture that you aint think. A very grim picture that you paint there think. A very grim picture that you paint there but think. A very grim picture that you paint there but i think. A very grim picture that you paint there but i wonder, think. A very grim picture that you paint there but i wonder, when think. A very grim picture that you | paint there but i wonder, when the comparisons, high tax in the uk and taxes in the us much lower but people also have to pay for things like their own health care. Absolutely and i think if you are to ask some absolutely and i think if you are to ask some americans, particularly those ask some americans, particularly those suffering from Chronic Illness whether those suffering from Chronic Illness whether they would rather play higher whether they would rather play higher taxes health care pay, higher taxes health care pay, they higher taxes health care pay, they would higher taxes health care pay, they would probably higher taxes health care pay, they would probably choose the taxes. They would probably choose the taxes, we are consistently fighting the battle here in the United States and there the battle here in the United States and there are certain states that have, and there are certain states that have, income taxes and those that dont have, income taxes and those that dont we have, income taxes and those that dont we see more and more people especially dont we see more and more people especially since the pandemic and a train to especially since the pandemic and a train to go especially since the pandemic and a train to go towards states that do not employ income taxes have lower cost of not employ income taxes have lower cost of living because we are still suffering cost of living because we are still suffering of the pandemic in addition suffering of the pandemic in addition to heightened Interest Rates addition to heightened Interest Rates if addition to heightened Interest Rates. If a little bit of a hodgepodge when it comes to people who are hodgepodge when it comes to people who are leaving some of the more tax, hypertext places to go to areas across tax, hypertext places to go to areas across the tax, hypertext places to go to areas across the Southern Parts of the united across the Southern Parts of the United States in areas where value. Oes United States in areas where value goes further and many states are battling goes further and many states are battling with the right now in the resident battling with the right now in the resident must be in a place of high taxes resident must be in a place of high taxes it resident must be in a place of high taxes it is resident must be in a place of high taxes it is what it is and also theres taxes it is what it is and also theres a taxes it is what it is and also theres a lot of major cities where amenities theres a lot of major cities where amenities are one of the reasons whether amenities are one of the reasons whether taxes are what they are. We also grapple with this but we see a lot of also grapple with this but we see a lot of relocation this point because the tax lot of relocation this point because the tax conversation. And lot of relocation this point because the tax conversation. The tax conversation. And you mentioned the tax conversation. And you mentioned the the tax conversation. And you mentioned the taxes the tax conversation. And you mentioned the taxes are the tax conversation. And you mentioned the taxes are high | the tax conversation. And you mentioned the taxes are high because things have to be paid for and productivity is lower and this is not an easy problem to fix in any way. It not an easy problem to fix in any wa. ,. Not an easy problem to fix in any wa ,. , not an easy problem to fix in any wa. ,. , ,. , not an easy problem to fix in any wa. ,. Way. It is a deep structural problem and we talked way. It is a deep structural problem and we talked about way. It is a deep structural problem and we talked about the way. It is a deep structural problem and we talked about the ageing,. And we talked about the ageing, but i was onjust and we talked about the ageing, but i was on just now, the population and we talked about the ageing, but i was onjust now, the population is getting older and this is not a problem that is solvable, the bomb is already gone off in the bursts of already happened in surrey big into the demographic of reality of people and the only way really the is the quickest and most simple way you can fix it is to try to have a more grown up conversation about immigration and saver is still a functioning country the people want to come and live in young people from Around The World would come here and are desperate to come here, work hard and use their taxes to support the uks elderly people. But we seem to be incapable of having an honest conversation. Someone has to do it in germany as being much more honest about it than we are part of the moment, we do not seem to be having the politics capable of having the politics capable of having that conversation. It is a roblem having that conversation. It is a problem that having that conversation. It is a problem that will having that conversation. It is a problem that will be having that conversation. It is a problem that will be with having that conversation. It is a problem that will be with us having that conversation. It is a problem that will be with us for having that conversation. It is a i problem that will be with us for a while. We have more to come later in the programme butjust before we head to the break, i want to leave you with a later tale. Police have issued a fine after car appeared to have a dog behind the wheel. Officers in the village 20s to the capital posted these images on facebook showing a brown hunter dog in the drivers seat. I have no idea how that happened. But it is fascinating. Ill be back with more from our panel as well, do not go away. Hello. It looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. Thats according to provisional statistics from the met office. As we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way, but thats not the whole story. Some rain at times. And on the Satellite Picture from earlier on today, you can see this area of cloud to the south west of us. That is tomorrows weather maker. That will bring some of us some outbreaks of rain. In the short term, most of todays showers will fade through the night. We will keep some going in the far north of scotland and maybe for western coastal fringes. A few mist patches, but some clear skies overhead, allowing it to turn relatively chilly. Nothing unusual, though, for a late september night. Saturday morning, then, will dawn with this ridge of High Pressure and a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine. But here comes our approaching weather system. That will start to introduce some high cloud, turning the sunshine hazy. And then as the cloud thickens out towards the west, we will see some outbreaks of rain getting into the north and the west of wales. Northern ireland turning very wet indeed around lunchtime. That rain then getting into parts of north west england, southern and central parts of scotland, and it will turn relatively windy through the irish sea. Temperature wise, well, about where we were today, actually. North to south, 12 20 degrees. Now, during saturday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain, one pulse of Heavy Rain Pushing Northwards And Eastwards Across Scotland and northern england. And then this next line of rain, some of that could be heavy and thundery as it feeds into parts of wales and northern england. But with these various weather systems, we will be bringing in some humid air from the south. This is where we will start off on sunday morning temperature wise. Actually, a very muggy start. 12 to maybe 17 degrees first thing. Quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills in the west and in the south. Some Showery Rain Moving its way across parts of england and wales. Given enough sunshine in the south east corner, we could see temperatures all the way up to 2a degrees, but even further north, 19 for newcastle, 18 for aberdeen. For scotland and northern ireland, its a story of sunshine and showers. Into next week, quite a mixed weather story. There will be some rain at times, but signs that it could turn warmer again towards the end of the week. Hello, im nancy kacungira. Youre watching the context on bbc news. The mediterranean becomes a cemetery for her children. Thats a warning for her children. Thats a warning for any company child migrants. Leaders in malta discussed dangerous sea crossings. Come back to the program. We were talking earlier republicans and democrats are still tussling on capitol hill over funding. All that goes on donald trump in a number of his republican president ial rivals are in california for a key party conference. It comesjust are in california for a key party conference. It comes just two days after a heated televised debate which the former president refused to attend. Lets go back to our panel. Weve got compaq and ameshia cross. This g tom caq. This was billed as a big one. More than a thousand people before president ial hopefuls