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Was caused by incorrect categorisation of the call. the fact is, they told somebody who was dying that no ambulance was available. i dont think, but i dont know, that darren knew he was dying. but the fact is, that is the result of what they did. dave and ruth think they were let down by an under—resourced system. the situation — for our personal level — was a nightmare, but it wasnt the peoples fault, it wasnt the staffs fault. long waits like that are often symptoms of wider problems, wh...

Down and we have cut tax rates down for low earners and of course we have got the fiscal event of a budget coming up where our chancellor can really start to make sure that nobody gets left behind and people do have more money in their pockets at the end of the month when they are working hard and seeing those benefits. nearly 35 years since the titanic was discovered an agreement has been reached to block efforts to explore its remains. a new deal will grant or deny licenses to enter sections o...

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>> odonnell: all right, jeff pegues, thank you for that reporting. theres breaking news in that dive boat disaster off southern inlifornia. sae burned wreckage was lifted iaom the ocean today as federal investigators released a report claiming the entire crew was aslehere broke out, killing 34 people. jonathan vigliotti has more on this and the coast guards new guidelines for all boat owners and captains. >> reporter: today, "conceptions" charred remains were raised from the ocean floor and will...

>> we got a tip that came in that said that, you might want to look in the area of pumkin center. this is obviously a big relief. >> reporter: this investigation, not over, david. authorities believe at least three or four people may have helped the couple while they were on the run. with everything from car rides to clean clothes. david? >> clayton, thank you. we have new reporting tonight in that horrific fire on a boat in california. 34 people below deck trapped and killed. the ntsb tonight...

>> i made sure they promised that when my time comes, that this will keep going. it has to. >> quijano: good evening. im elaine quijano. the trump administration says the world must unite. it is working to build a global consensus that iran was behind the attacks on two oil tankers. so far, only britain and saudi arabia are backing the case. errol barnett is at the white house. >> united states is considering a full range of options. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo told "face the nat...

From the hull. >> reporter: that convinced president trump iranians planted the mines that disabled both tankers. >> reporter: american experts are now on board the japanese tanker as it is being towed to port and have found pieces of the magnet which held the mine to the ship still stuck to the hull. the other tanker, the norwegian- owned "front altair," also needs to be towed, but a u.s. defense official says the iranian navy has been preventing commercial tugs from tying up to it. the "front ...

Was, like, praying. im like, "im 17. ive got so much to do." ( laughs ) >> axelrod: and steve hartman on the moment two lives changed when a student shared a secret with his teacher. >> it hit me like a ton of bricks. >> axelrod: good evening. im jim axelrod, and this is our western edition. president trump said today hes seen the evidence, and it points to iran in attacks that disabled two tankers yesterday in the gulf of oman. iran denies it, and some other countries arent sure. the attacks ha...

Tensions here have been escalating for weeks. just last month, four tankers were targeted in these same seas in a coordinated series of explosions that crippled the ships. the u.s. blamed iran for those attacks, too, accusations tehran has vehemently denied. the united arab emirates foreign minister called the attacks "a worrying and dangerous escalation." they all took place near the strait of hormuz, where almost a third of the worlds oil supplies shipped by sea pass through the narrow waterwa...

According to this report obtained by cbs news, the cargo ship was surrounded by iranian military vessels who demanded the ships master turn over the "front altairs" crew. ships master stated he felt like he had no choice but to comply with iranian demands. at last report, the 23 crew members were still in iran. except for great britain, not many countries seem convinced yet by the american version of events. and thats important because the trump administration is looking for allies to send warsh...