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they call out the fbi in failure of invets stigating abuse. to be clear, i blame larry nassar and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. today i ask you all to hear my voice. i ask you, please, do all in your power to ensure these individuals are held responsible and accountable for ignoring my initial report. for lying about any initial report and covering up for a child molesters. this conduct by these fbi agents, including the special agent in charge who are held in high regard and expected to protect the public is unacceptable, disgusting and shameful. if we don t do all we can to get these fact, the problems we are here to address will persist and we are deluding ourselves if we think other children can be spared this constinstitutionali tolerance and abuse that i and so many others had to espendure. those were some of our most recognizable and beloved gymnasts. larry nassar is in prison for life after 150 young women and gi ....
3113 fire fighters died on 9/11 as they battled flames and evacuated civillians , we hearfrom one new york firefighter who was on his first day in the job when the twin towers fell. 110 story building fell in seven seconds total and we were caught in the collapse. i m philippa thomas in london from where the queen has sent a message saying her thoughts are with the victims, survivors and their families. we ll be hearing from people from across the globe reflecting on how the 9/11 attacks changed their lives. the attacks were planned by al-qaeda from afghanistan. today s commemorations come weeks afer the us withdrawal from the country, with the taliban now firmly back in control. i m lyse doucet live in kabul where the un has condemned the taliban for their increasingly violent response to dissent. hello and welcome to new york. this is the 9/11 memorial. it is a beautiful bright blue morning just as it was in 2001. 20 years ago today, the united states suffered the deadlie ....
spring morning. this was wales with choppy seas as the winds start to strengthen, the rain has arrived, take a look at this satellite picture. this writings this rather striking bass clef swell of cloud is the low pressure pushing in from the atlantic and the swell is the rotation of the shower band circulating around that low, so you can see so far the heaviest of the rain across wales, northern ireland, northern england, into southern scotland. the rain perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland today, and it should stay fairly light and fragmented of those shower bands, as they move into south east england. they will be blowing through at quite a pace because it s the winds that will be the feature rather than the persistent rain. in fact we could see gusts of wind 60 miles an hour plus across exposed coasts, through the irish sea and wales, now temperatures, a little subdued for this time of year, 8 13 widely, we might see 15 where we get some brightness in the sou ....
month of action, pushing congress to fight back against voting rights restrictions. but that is not all. biden also tapped vice president kamala harris to lead the administration s efforts to restore voting rights. the new role for the vice president comes as the administration condemns efforts by the republican-led state legislatures to pass dozen of restricting voting laws in the wake of the 2020 election. despite frustrations with gop efforts to make voting more difficult for many americans, the president still has hopes of working across the aisle, specifically on infrastructure, and this afternoon biden will host republican senator shelley moore capito of west virginia keeping, at least, his intention of negotiating in a bipartisan way alive. let s bring in cnn white house correspondent john harwood. john, you ve heard more and more from democrats who are becoming impatient with the president s efforts, not just on frfl infrastructure, but certainly on voting rig ....
i will be back. now, it is time for wednesday and the parliament. hello again, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. why are so many rape victims failed by the system? to all the victims of rape and sexual violence, all the victims and survivors, of course i say sorry for the trauma that they have been through. opposition mps demand a date for the government s long awaited social care plans. the time for excuses is over. when will the government deliver? also in this programme: soon, we ll be ship building. it s not a new royal yacht, l it s a new national flagship. in my book, that s a. laughter i think that s - a very good thing. but first: the prime minister has denied that budget cuts are to blame for a dramatic fall in rape prosecutions in england and wales. his denial comes only days after the justice secretary admitted cuts were self evidently a factor, as robert buckland announced plans for a system and culture change . borisjohnson did apologise to rape vi ....