26/04/2016 Outside Source

Hello, I am Christian Fraser and this is Outside Source. The

headlines. After 27 years the inquest into the Hillsborough

disaster has concluded. It found that 96 people who died at the

stadium were unlawfully killed. Five more states go to the polls in the

US primaries. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will be looking to

extend their lead. Drought is affecting a quarter of India's

population. We will have a report on this water trade that is providing

relief to one of the worst hit areas. And we will have all the

latest from the Etihad Stadium. This will tell you it is another

important date in the race for the White House. Five US states are

voting today. Hillary Clinton says she is on the hand straight against

Bernie Sanders. Donald Trump, he is into quickly defied mood after his

two rivals yesterday announced they are teaming up to deny him the

delegates he needs. Let us take a look at the five primaries under

way. They are Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, may

brilliant and Rhode Island. For the Democratic party, let us look at the

numbers. -- Maryland. Quite a big number of delegates up for grabs.

Here is where Hillary is standing at the moment. The magic number is 2200

and 83 -- 2283. But as many delegates up for grabs on the

Republican side. The magic number for Donald Trump is 1237. This could

take a long way to this figure, but not far enough, not yet. I will

correspondence has been out meeting voters.

In true BBC fashion I have one Democrat and one Republican. You are

here to support Hillary and ye are here to support Ted Cruz. A decisive

day perhaps for Hillary Clinton. Can she do it? Absolutely. It is heard

to is -- it is hers to win. She will take it to the nominations. Bernie

Sanders has proved to be a tough opponent. Do you think perhaps she

has learned a few lessons along the way in this tough fight? I think she

has learned what a tough fighter she is and how much the American people

are ready for a woman president, a seasoned woman president. That is

why you are dressed the way you are? Absolutely. I am celebrating this

historical moment for women in the United States and around the world.

We are finally going to elect a woman president. Lawrie, you are

supporting Ted Cruz. You have heard about the alliance. Will voters fall

for it? I'm not sure, but whoever the nominees are, I will support

them. Even if it is Donald Trump? Absolutely. It has been an

interesting Republican contest. Everyone is watching with interest

to see what the front runner will do next. As a Republican comedy find it

difficult? It has been interesting. I have two admit that getting a

woman as president is one thing, but you have to pick the right one and I

don't think personally that Hillary Clinton is the right woman. I am the

Ted Cruz who has been a consistent conservative. He believes in the

constitution. This country is so great because it started with the

constitution. And that is why Ted Cruz is the man for you and even if

he does not come the nominee, you will support Donald Trump for those

reasons first and Mark not so much that, but my understanding is that

Hillary would continue the eight years of what we have had, the Obama

administration. We need a change. But from your point of view,

obviously you are quite shocked, but when it comes to Hillary Clinton,

she is not liked by many voters out there who perhaps may turn to

Republicans. We have had 227 years of male wall. It is time for a

woman. -- mail rule. It is time to amend our Constitution and include

women. And you think Hillary Clinton is the woman to do that? Absolutely.

She is going to bring both sides together in the same way she did in

New York. She is going to bring the two parties together in a way only

women can. Carolyn, Lori, thank you both very much. We will get the

results within the next few hours. Polling continuing here in Maryland

and across four other states. As you heard, Louis Clinton trying to wrap

it up. Donald Trump trying to edge closer to that magic number.

Let us speak to our resident expert who will be here later with world

News America. 227 years of mail rule, is it Hillary Clinton's time?

It may be. It certainly is the time to wrap up this Democratic

nomination. After these five states voting tonight where she is ahead in

the polls, it is hard to see how Bernie Sanders has any viable path

to being the Democratic nominee and whoever the Democratic nominee is

has a good chance of winning the White House because America is split

between March 50-50. You have two give the Democratic nominee the

bigger chance of winning the election because the demographics

favour Democrats and not Republicans. There may be some

Republicans who feel if Donald Trump is their candidate, they don't like

the candidates and they are prepared to support Hillary Clinton instead.

Not as many delegates up for grabs for the Republicans. It's

interesting we are talking about these five states, but we are

talking about at state that votes next week. Indiana is important

because it is winner takes all. Whoever winds will get a big haul of

these delegates. -- whoever winds. Ted Cruz has therefore done a deal.

If he doesn't win Indiana, Donald Trump is not part to that magic

number becomes more complicated and it really is the last best chance

that Trump as to be derailed. This is a tweet I saw earlier from

Donald Trump. Bernie Sanders has been treated terribly. He should

show them and run as an independent. There you go. He would say that. You

are a cynic. Do you think he wants to split the Democrat vote? He has

nothing to lose by Bernie Sanders staying in the race and staying as a

nominee and candidate through the election. It is not going to happen.

Bernie Sanders's wife was on TV, she is a close adviser of his. She made

it clear you would not run as an independent. When he matches up

against Hillary, he doesn't fare well. No, and the Clinton camp are

confident that they have a very good chance, a better chance against

Donald Trump than they might do against a more conventional

Republican candidates. The candidate they were worried about running

against was Marco Reus the ot, who dropped out a while ago. They still

feel that Donald Trump gives them a better opportunity because he does

not poll well with women and single women, who historically have decided

American elections. Thank you for joining us. Cathy will

be back later with the world news. Or eyes have been on the Etihad

Stadium tonight. No Ronaldo to night. Let's cross to the BBC sport

centre for an update. I would like to say this was a

classic with two European heavyweights going head-to-head, but

it wasn't. The match did not live up to its billing. It finished in a

goalless draw. You could say advantage Real Madrid after the

second week. Probably the best chance of the game came in the

closing pages. Kevin De Bruyne has just returned from injury and

galvanise the team. He had a free kick effort that was tipped over the

bar. It sums up the match. It was the highlight of the game and came

in the latter stages. Zinedine Zidane will be the happy of the two

managers. He has had a successful period in charge since he took over

inch January, replacing what they Benitez, bash Mac Rafael Benitez.

Manchester City will be bitterly disappointed tonight. No Cristiano

Ronaldo which was a real boost. He is likely to return from injury for

the second leg. They needed an away goal. Thank you.

One team not flying height is Aston Villa. They have been relegated from

the English Premier League, but one of their most famous fans has told

the BBC that all is not lost. This is a message to all in claret and

blue. Hang on. There is not a club in the world that has not fought

back. Aston Villa will see their best in me through and will not only

be back up in the top of the leagues, they will do it with the

style and panache that goes back to the oldest organised football club

in all of Great Britain. Hang on, don't give up, where the scarves and

be proud. Tom Hanks, take a bow. With just 101

days to go until the Olympic Games get under way in Rio, last week the

Olympic torch was hit in the ancient Olympia in Greece. Part of the great

judicial and during the build-up to the games. It is being carried today

through a refugee camp in Athens. It was parried by this man who used to

swim and do judo competitively in Syria. He has now been given asylum.

He plays will chair basketball. The Olympic torch at a migrant camp

close to the centre of Athens. The authorities are calling this a

gesture of goodwill, of humanity and solidarity. The man it, it is a

personal ambition. Four years ago Ibrahima lost his leg in a bomb

blast in Syria. He escaped to Greece and has made his home here. He is

only walking, running a short distance, but it is a huge

achievement for Manny has lead war and persecution.

There is more information on our sports website, including this story

about Wimbledon. The prize money has gone up. Both the male and female

winners will get $2.9 million. Now, Big Ben will fall silent next

year. The familiar sound too many. The parliamentary croc undergoes

essential repairs. Our reporter has been given a look inside the tower.

More now on to my's top story. A jury has concluded 96 football fans

who died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed. The

families of some of those killed have been keeping video diaries

during the two-year inquest. I am Judy Fallon and I lost my

brother in the disaster. We lost our son Christopher. I have had to come

out of the inquest. Roger Marshall is giving his evidence. He is

talking as if this was a crush. This was a build-up of people outside

Lepping Lane. He is talking as if he was one of the fans and how this

dreadful thing happened to him. He was in charge!

Due to the restrictions in court imposed on the families, I cannot

look skywards or local palled, I cannot look sideways. I have had to

sit into the car and say it. -- or look appalled. Today he said,

David Duckenfield that the fans did not force the gate. I feel angry

that he did not admit this 26 years ago. I can categorically say now I

do not accept your apology David Duckenfield, I do not accept it.

Today, the 31st of March, we were told that he could have been alive

for at least an hour. We have no evidence that anybody tried to save

his life. All we have got now is memories of a lovely lad and an

excellent sign. Thank you. -- excellent son.

This is Outside Source, line from the BBC newsroom. A British jury

finds that 96 football fans who died in the Hillsborough football

disaster were unlawfully killed. What you see next on the BBC depends

on where do watching, outside of the UK world News America, they will be

live across the country as the polls close in the primaries. Here in the

UK, the News at ten is next and they will have more on a special report

in the failings that led to a huge loss of life on that day. Before we

move on, I want to bring you up-to-date with a line of breaking

news we are getting here at the BBC, from the US and it is referring to

Bill Cosby who has been fighting tooth and nail to keep out of court.

And LA County judge has decided that the case should proceed. -- an. Some

330 million people in India have been hit by a drought. A special

train carrying water has been sent to the worst hit district down here

in the West and start -- in the western states. Our correspondent

has been there for us. A dangerous descent. For one pot of water. It is

a daily ritual for the women of this village. More than 1000 families

depend on this well. It is one of the few in the area that has not run

dry, at least not yet. This woman comes here twice a day, carrying

about 15 litres of water each time. TRANSLATION: No matter how scared I

feel, I have to go down the well, there is no other solution. I just

cannot sit at home and expect help to arrive, I have to fend for

myself. Two successive years of low rain filled -- rainfall have left

this area parched. It is not just people who have been suffering

because of the water shortage, cows and buffaloes are very important

from raw households because of the milk that they produce. Farmers have

been unable to feed them or give them any water, that is why they

have been bringing them to temporary shelters like this once that have

been set up with government support. This fodder and water is here for

700 animals here. It is not enough, at least 3000 more need shelter. At

the railway station, a train chugs in carrying water from a district

more than 300 kilometres away. It means the government can now supply

drinking water once every four days instead of once every week. A

last-ditch measure to tackle the crisis that everyone knew was

coming. Droughts are not soon on is, they are not earthquakes, they do

not come without a warning. For this particular drought we have been

getting warnings since June of 2015, the rainfall was consistently low,

we had ample time to plan and manage what allocations as to the

priorities, the first priority was drinking water. There are at least

two scorching months to go before the rains arrive. Thousands of

people have left their village homes seeking refuge in cities. For those

who have stayed behind, each day is a struggle. A precarious situation

in India. Iraq has not seen anything like this since the fall of Saddam

Hussein more than a decade ago and today the political crisis ongoing

since August has come to a head as the Prime Minister tried to present

his new government. This was a tweet earlier from our correspondent.

Well, a sit in at the Parliament this past week has denied the Prime

Minister the number he needs to vote in the new cabinet. He got six

ministers appointed tonight, but perhaps only because of the number

of protests outside the parliament. One of the focal points has been

Terry Square, which is across the river from the parliament. --

Tahrir. Thousands of people came out to express their anger. These are

the streets that are known for the dangers of suicide bombings, this is

close to the fortified area known as the Green zone. They are really

angry about the corruption, the political patronage that is holding

the country back and hampering efforts to tackle so-called Islamic

State. They are going without basic utilities such as electricity and

water, big protests there in Iraq. Many of you will recognise this, one

of the most iconic landmarks in London, it is of course Big Ben, it

will undergo ?29 million worth of repairs, this is actually known as

Elizabeth Tower. It is the tower in which the Bells sits and it was

completed in 1856, it needs urgent work because although it does not

look like it, there are cracks in the masonry. Adam Fleming has a

particularly good head for heights and has been to have a look. What an

amazing sight! This is behind the famous clock face, but if you look

more closely, you realise the Elizabeth Tower is falling apart.

The big enemy is water and condensation which gets in

everywhere, making the ironworks rust. On the outside every single

bit of stonework will be examined which means the Elizabeth Tower will

be sheathed in scaffolding for up to three years. The experts say the

mechanism on the inside is like a car that has run every day for more

than a century without a service and the clockmakers here like Paul are

also getting a loon, a lift and somewhere to make a cuppa. -- a

toilet. How big of a deal is this for you? It is running nonstop, it

is an incredible privilege, the most iconic clock in the world. To be

part of the team responsible, we are securing its future. Few people --

do you think people will get confused? Play will have sympathy,

we will keep the impact to a minimum. -- they will have somebody.

There will be a dial, and we will try to keep its striking as long as

possible. In case you have a pub quiz, Big Ben is the bell and not

the clock. We use that sound to mark many of the news bulletins, it did

not stop ringing through the Second World War, but it will go quiet in

the coming months. That is all from Outside Source, we will be back at

the same time tomorrow night, thank you for watching.

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