theresa elder is here, too, though tommy couldn't make it.nd beth collins are here with 15-year-old, jennifer, and 17-year-old, alexandria. of the virginia families, the collinses are the only ones who experienced the benefits of cannabis oil firsthand. a year ago, after hearing about charlotte's web oil, their family made a decision that beth and jennifer would move to colorado for the oil, while the rest of the family stayed behind in virginia. >> i felt we really had no other option, but to try it. we didn't really plan on too long, because it was too painful to plan out too long. this is our home and jennifer grew up here, you know? he and my family's here and my other daughter goes to school here. >> reporter: the driving force of the collin was the decision to split their family up were the side effects of the medicines jennifer was on, side effects which they say were getting more and more horrific. did you feel like you were losing your daughter? >> absolutely. losing our whole family. just watching her cognitively decline and watchin

in shippensburg, pennsylvania, tommy taped envelopes of quarters in honor of bill wolf. a cold colorado day, hand warmers to honor christopher roybal. as tommy's daughter says of her dad -- >> he's always been the guy who tut himself last before anyone else. >> reporter: it's catching on. instagram is filling up with pictures of acts of kindness. >> for me, there's no better remembering than honoring. >> reporter: and tommy is showing how. john donvan, abc news. >> a wonderful mission. he's done other things like that. pel. ing other areas as well. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> do stick around for "good morning america" on this monday. have great start to the week. >> have a great day. >> good morning it is 4 -- 4:30 a.m. >> a big haul for thieves who targeted a hotel in northeast philadelphia. >>> a dangerous collapse, a firefighters are on the scene of a massive fire that destroyed an old city buildings. >>> doing the right think, an eagles fan gets his wallet back that was lost during the celebration parade. >> let's go over to david murphy

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and adjuster that reverberates through the sting tommy smith's moment of protest after winning gold at the one nine hundred sixty eight olympics he joins us to discuss the challenges he faced and the enduring problem of racism in sports. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us the war in syria is heating up on two fronts the united nations is warning that the situation in the rubble how donkey. eastern how to is spiraling out of control now monitors say nearly two hundred people have died there in government airstrikes since sunday but equally worrying is the turkish offensive in northern syria turkish forces are preparing to lay siege to the city of a friend putting them in conflict with kurdish and possibly syrian forces. an air raid on eastern guta a suburb of the syrian capital damascus. scores of people have been killed according to the london based syrian observatory for human rights and hundreds have been injured the attackers or syrian government forces the suburb which is held by rebel forces has been under siege for more than four years the united nations say the syri

as tommy says. >> for me there's no better remembering than honoring. >> reporter: and tommy is showinghead this weekend, african-american movie goers packed theatres to see "black panther." >> they made up 30% of the crowds, so how did the movie do at the box office? pretty darn good. >>> a it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. plus 24-month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> it surprised no one that "black panther" broke box office record this is weekend. >> $192 million that makes at this time highest grossest february debut of all time. >> and the fifth best debut ever. the highest grossing movie from a black director, brian kooglerg whoops who's a bay area director. >> this is brianrianrianrianrian third. >> i'm in this movie because i respect him and i admire his eye d his hear

but tommy robinson accepts no responsibility.t there's a chance that somehow the way you were talking about that was inflaming hatred and driving people like darren osborne to violence? no, not at all. zero chance. on saturday, june 17th, darren osborne decided to act and went to hire a large box van. and that evening he was recorded in a pub in cardiff, writing a hate—filled note later found by police in the van. it caught my attention when he shouted... callum spence was in the pub that night and remembers what osborne said to him. terrorists are all bad, you know, i want to kill terrorists and muslims. i'm going to take things into my own hands. things like that. the next day, osborne drove to london. his original target, this pro—palestinian march, where he says he hoped to kill as many muslims as possible and jeremy corbyn. but road closures meant he couldn't get near, so he ended up in finsbury park looking for a mosque. just after midnight he came down the seven sisters road, swerving across the bus lane at speed, and impa

that is tommy mars story. >> what can i do today to make a difference. >> reporter: a new york area firefighter a husband, a dad and a guy who sees something bad in the world and then he pushes back with kindness. it started after the october mass shooting in las vegas. >> the plan was i had bracelets made with each person's name on it that died and i would show up in their town do a random act of kindness in their honor. >> reporter: he has been in the van getting out to all of the communities from west virginia to california and in each place performing an act of kindness in shippensburg pennsylvania in a laundromat he taped quarters in honor of bill wolf who came from that town. on a cold colorado day it was hand warmers for construction workers to honor christopher royble and california gift cards passed out by mars daughter in honor of carrie barnett and she says of her dad. >> to put himself before someone else always he will do anything for anyone. >> reporter: guess what it's catching on instagram is filling up with pictures of checks picked up by strangers and doing so with the honor#5

tommy lucassi founded one of stockholm's first men's groups.ommy: we men have to start changing our attitudes towards ourselves, our self-images, and what we're allowed to talk about. personally, i've gotten more relaxed and self-confident since i've been able to let myself be weak now and then. reporter: tommy says he wants his son to grow up with different values. since linnea claeson started publicly defending herself against sexual harassment, the threats and insults have only increased. that scares her, but not enough to make her give up. linnea: i hope that girls born nowadays won't have to experience what i've been through. to be confronted with sexual violence their whole life long is something nobody should have to deal with. we shouldn't have to live like that. reporter: there's a long way yet to go, linnea adds, before women can live with true freedom and respect -- even in sweden. michelle: getting along with your neighbor -- it's a key tenet of life. and it's also one of the many rules for joining the eu -- any and all border dispu

tommy has never told us about any conflict with belichick and espn, aside., they are all working in the same direction and have the same goals, so whether it's josh mcdaniel or matt patricia or special teams coordinator, they are all on one team. >> all right. super matchup between the sharks and hurricanes. brock taking brendon dillon, we'll call this a draw. no score in the first. scored the perfect pass to myer. sha sharks up one. left along the front of the net he scores. two on sharks. second period. same score. pass was resulted in an epic goal by brent burns who fires from way downtown. sharks go on to win it 3-1. >>> phoenix for the par 3 16th hole is rocking. joined the noise and his tee shot on the stadium hole and drops this for a birdie. he's 17 under. fires a 64 in the house at 18 under. 18th hole after a birdie on 17. chaz finds the bottom of the draw to move to 18 under and force a play-off but missed a key putt in the play-off leading to gary sinking that par putt to win the phoenix open. >>> oklahoma city in town. we'll have details on that

but it wasn't enough to keep tommy. franks through it counted through and you're a bitch but he phoned home and resilience for him. to bust in a way i thought he'd managed to beat the late in the first tough guy but the goal was rightly ruled out for offside. plenty to chew over a tough time and look the team with more bite at the start of the second half but can check couldn't quite finish here. frankfurt begun to take extreme measures to get the ball in the back of the net. but all around them was a yellow from rest but beyond a shot host marco fabienne had a chance to equalise with the last kick of the ball but he could only screw white picked up a well earned clean sheet i'm ecstatic with another three points on stuttgart no in twelfth place looked to be safe from relegation under the unbeaten coach not that he agreed. to a moment we can't talk yet about having done enough. we have another three points that's the most important thing beaten a very good team to do. a bleak day for but his team are still in with the c

can they stop tommy? plenty of time for tommy to get down the field. ball out, second and short.ss, second and two, brady, who had two hands on the ball still got it stripped by brandon graham. the eagles go on the win their first super bowl in franchise history. >> and new england falls to 5-5 in franchise history. lost among that great game. milwaukee bucks beat the brooklyn nets. >> we're not going to get out of the teens in utica today. really cold. snow coming later in the week. >> bundle up. >>> up next in "the pulse," pink nails the national anthem. what was she seen spitting out. >> plus, the expert reviews are in. see how your favorite ads stack up. food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are

and i ran into a member of the union, he said, you know tommy, i said that's nice. i miss tommy. you know what he used to tell the story, when joe would come in, whatever issue he was talking about, he would say you know you guys are incredible. climbing up 17 stories, walking a beam, driving a rivet. you got courage. every time he told a story his chest would pump out. when is the last time we talked about the value, the value of what these high school educated people do to hold this country together? want to hear it. so go out and holler, guys, go out and holler, guys, you are going to win back the house. [ cheers and applause ] >>> cspan bus is traveling the country on the 50 capitals tour. we were recently in montgomery, alabama, asking what's the most important issue of your state. >> being here, civil rights movement, montgomery, alabama, most important issues to me are equality, freedom, equal justice for all people. we can't just talk about this every february and black history month, but have to live it every day of the year. we have to do more to build bridges. a famous

so how did tommy do it? he says his teachers assigned him less work a week before the exam so that's when tommy decided to take a holistic approach. >> i took that extra time to sleep more and then exercise. and i feel like exercise really improves your cognition and ability to deploy knowledge. >> smart yuck man. tommy says he's open to internships especially those involving software engineering or political science. >>> stay here, oakland mayor libby schaaf is receiving threats and a controversial decision prompted it. >> that is par >> tonight, why she's standing by her warning of possible i.c.e. raids. >>> no one wants to see this. especially if you're on board. flaming shooting out of the back of a jet engine. hear from passengers who were on that flight. >>> senator dianne feinstein does not have the backing of the california democratic party as she prepares to run for her fifth term. so how her campaign is reacting to this news, find out. >>> good evening. we'll begin this half hour with a controversi

congrats to tommy and his wife.ming up tonight. >> let's have a plan that is going to pass a law, not pass a bill. >> neither side is going to get everything they want, but that's why it's called a negotiation. >> shannon: is a free-for-all as the senate begins or where open debate on immigration. at stake, the fate of nearly 2 million so-called dreamers. iowa senator joni ernst and six of her g.o.p. colleagues have loathed until mike rolled out a new claim to secure and succeed on immigration. she joins us live. plus. >> let's see h

i said tommy is your son driving. yeah, joe he is, but he knows he's not going to have a job in five years. whether that's true or not, there is a lot of reason for those working class people out there to be concernedment we are in the middle of fourth industrial revelation, guys. things are going to change big time. and a lot of people are worried whether will there be any middle class jobs for me. it's not a false concern. it's real. and there is answers. we have to talk to them more. we have to let them know we hear you. your fear is not unfounded. but there are answers. and at the same time, folks, you know, look, i kind of view the trump presidency as a tragedy in two acts. the first is the threat he poses to what we stand for as a nation. our core values, our institutions, our standing in the world. in many cases our literal survival of democracy if he was able to suspend his presidency and following shared his views. he pushes this closed and clan it clanish nationalism and phoney nationalism. and he is putting

so how did tommy do it?achers assigned him less work a week before the exams so that's when tommy decided to take the holistic approach. >> i took that extra time to sleep more and then exercise. and i feel like exercise really improves your cognition and ability to deploy knowledge. >> wow. smart kid. tommy says he's open to any internships that come his way, especially those that involve soft be softwa software engineering. i don't want to brag, but i got a perfect score as well, perfectly terrible. >> and a new program to help kids get into stem programs. how the hit movie "black panther" is playing a part. >>> and kristin is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> i barely passed and the oakland mayor is facing threats on social media. and dianne feinstein doesn't have the backing of the california democratic party as she runs for her fifth term. and draumatic video from texas. those stories and more when i join dan for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, two hours of "the bachelor

tommy has never told us about any conflict with belichick and espn aside, it's just you know, they're all working in the same direction and have the same goals, whether it's josh mcdaniel or matt patricia or special teams coordinator, they're all on one team. >> all right, supermauch between the sha -- no score on the irs the, sharks up one. final seconds of the first, game tied until chris tyranny, 2-1 sharks, second quarter, look at this help pick goal from burns, sharks go on to win that one, 3-1 your finals. >>> the warriors have lost two of three in their host oklahoma city on tuesday. look forward to the all-star break, steph curry got a jump on that, took a week off to be at the super bowl. the thunderer taking on the lakers. the hammer had 36 points. the lakers now up 2 in the third. rick lopez from beyond the arc. 20 for lopez. in the fourth, under by 8, carmelo anthony, blocked, over to julius randall and he knocks it down phoenix open, the par 3, gary woodland enjoying the noise, and his tee shot also on the stadium hole. he's 17 under, he's in the house at 18 under par. br

i've said it a million times, you can't by a tommy gun, the fact is they had tommy guns and people saiders have tommy guns, we're going to take them away. no more tommy guns. where was the nra back then? >> it wasn't as powerful and as effective at mobilizing voters. there has to be a receptive audience and there is in this country and particularly in some of these purple states where we see competitive senate elections coming up. that is road map you can look at to determine the course of this debate. >> clara mccaskill has been very courageous here and bob casey, they're up for re-election and drawing these lines that nobody needs to hunt with or target practice or anything else. these are guns for rapid killing of people. >> there are people who say don't touch my gun. this is sad they need to figure it out, but of course we can add to that the fbi seems to have admitted they missed following up on a tip. >> what were they supposed to do to the guy? >> what it does is give people an excuse to say the fbi should have done their job and -- >> you hold them until you let them go and the

tommy robinson is a result of anti—muslim extremism.ision in this country. is a problem. where do you see it? on the online space, posters, do you hear it on the streets? where do you think it is most pervasive? in the online space. less so on the streets. the edl‘s back has been broken. and fragmented 2013. the online space is toxic. for counter speech. and they are not listening. to be some redress and measure to make them change their behaviour. what else do you think you can do to alter the atmosphere? to alter it we need positive messaging. we need good role models. in our country consistently. for the fractures and divisions they cause. sectors of society. you would agree. indeed. and different religious extremists? lots of work has been done on the islamist side. we tackle this issue daily. and the fractures he creates. thanks very much indeed. of her trip. used the trip to secure the scotch whisky trademark for another decade. dominated by brexit. during the transition period. with her government. our political editor nick watt

at -- they topic sold the tommy gun of self-defense. bootleggers used tommy guns, machine gun kelly, the st. valentine's day massacre , the american public had enough . when franklin roosevelt became president, he ran on gun safety, getting rid of violent sports. >> to take away from the modern -- the take away from the modern democratic party is to keep listening -- gov. hickenlooper: keep listening and allow public sentiment. i think this might well be a tipping point. it's been incremental, and now people are going to start with, let's raise the age. maybe assault weapons should belong in a shooting range and don't need to be, should be used for this. host: for people tweeting along, it's a good tweet. tell us about this tipping point. what is it you believe is the tipping point? gov. hickenlooper: i have people in my office in the last few days that are so fed up. a couple of republicans, conservative people are saying " enough is enough. i'm going to put my dollars against my party, towards electing people that will enact reasonabl

that being said, the patriots were between a rock and a hard place, if tommy wants to play two or threeou're not going to be able to meet the salary cap, so they took what they felt was the best next step. >> that did create a little bit of problem between tom and bill belichi belichick? >> i don't know. to be honest with you, i could say yes or no. but i'm not inside the locker room. tommy has never told us about any conflict with belichick and espn aside, it's just they're all working in the same direction and have the same goals, whether it's josh mcdaniel or matt patricia or special teams coordinator, they're all on one team. >> all right, supermauch between the sha -- no score on the irs the, sharks up one. final seconds of the first, game tied until chris tyranny, 2-1 sharks, second quarter, look at this help pick goal from burns, sharks go on to win that one, 3-1 your finals. >>> the warriors have lost two of three in their host oklahoma city on tuesday. look forward to the all-star break, steph curry got a jump on that, took a week off to be at the super bowl. the thunderer taki

and tommy jean b. and has out simas and he says he told us too many things developed and that it is expected that people living with disabilities will adapt to the technology not the other way round expecting a person living with dementia to adapt to their views that can affect how keen they elton's the technology how are you approaching his how you are getting people with disabilities with the aging issues how you can even write down at the beginning yeah then the net is a critical aspect of why many past technologies have failed to really provide that support so what we're doing in major well with our researchers and our students and our partners is really teaching them how do and gauge seniors and caregivers right at the get go we're not really looking at seniors and these individuals as you know kind of time that a token older person has are your project but really making them an equal part of the research and development team that's been a real critical aspect of our network which as a result and

after all of the bootleggers used tommy guns, the st. valentine's day massacre, the american public had enough and when franklin roosevelt became president he ran on gun safety of getting rid of some of these violent forms and that was one of them. mike: the takeaway for the modern democratic party is? gov. hickenlooper: keep listening and allow public sentiment at a certain point -- i think this might well be a tipping point where it has been incremental and now people are going to say let's raise the age for assault weapons and let's look at, maybe assault weapons should belong in a shooting range and do not need to be taken home and should not be used for everyday life. mike: for people who are tweeting along, that is a good tweet. tell us about this tipping point. what do you believe is the tipping point? gov. hickenlooper: i have had people in my office for the last few days that are so fed up, a couple of them are republicans, conservative people saying enough is enough. i'm going to put my dollars towards electing people that will

tommy ross who is currently a senior associate with our program here at csis and was the inaugural deputy assistant secretary of defense for security cooperation and previously spent 12 years as a congressional staffer. and to my left is my dear friend dr. myra kiren, she's at johns hopkins. she served -- a number of other important positions at the department of defense. and has recently published a book building militaries in fragile states, challenges for the united states. so i'm looking forward to having colleagues here dig into some of the vexing questions of security sector assistance reform as they have thought deeply about this issue from their various posts and would really like to engage all of them in a conversation along those lines. starting with, i think, you know, some clear signals from this administration in terms of their national security defense priorities, the return of near peer competition, while at the same time needing to be cognizant of counterterrorism priorities going forward, what does that pretend for security sector assistance and challenges faced by the en

now that was formed back in december when soldiers arrived at the tommy home to rest mohammed naturally i heard was extremely angry and her brother are regularly at protests and demonstrations with israeli soldiers there very often in confrontations. the bestselling book fire and fury reportedly used numerous tactics to gain revelations about the trumpet ministration author michael wolff apparently told the white house the book and this time told would be much more favorable and he appeared to demonstrate more tricks when confronted with an uncomfortable question about his claims. he wrote the book that president trump didn't want you to buy so you did. here you start your trouble right now is michael oh michael wolff michael wolff the author of fire and fury joins me now michael wolff welcome i don't want. you sit during a t.v. interview just last month that you are absolutely sure that donald trump is currently having an affair just last week you know if you backflipped and say that i quote i do not know if the president is having an affair do you are the president and the first lady

no more tommy guns. we saw the criminals use them in chicago and places like that, all the bad guys had tommy guns. we said outlaw them and they did. you're not supposed to have a tommy gun now. why can't we go further to semi-automatic weapons because they can made into automatic weapons easily. >> i'll just say what i said again. we know that we work our organization every town for gun safety works on priorities that we know are proven to reduce gun violence and save lives in the most effective way possible. and what we know that is the most effective way to do that is to have background checks on trey gun sale in the country which is not the law federally. that is what our organization is working for is for measures that we know are going to make a difference. >> yeah, people like the president say, and he has a right to say it, if you had a person in a school with a gun or a teacher in a gun sore body in a theater with a gun, they could stop the bad guys. that person with the gun you have to know is

now that was filmed back in december when soldiers arrived at the tommy home to rest mohammed naturally i heard was extremely angry and her brother of regularly at protests and demonstrations with israeli soldiers there very often in confrontations. or three there now an investigation into one of the worst cases of . sex abuse in the u.k. is stalling due to a lack of qualified personnel the abuse scandal centers around the sexual exploitation of fourteen hundred children over the course of three decades in the northern british time of the room it was revealed that eighty percent of the suspected perpetrators were of pakistani origin or his party boyko looks at why the probe launched three years ago is still failing to make progress according to this senior officer investigating the scandal one hundred more police officers are needed to uncover the truth so far police have managed to interview seventeen percent of the possible one and a half thousand victims due to a shortage in specially trained detectives. it's a really specialised area engaging in interviewing vulnerable victims a lot

that the injury to his head was in fact caused by every other bullet he is the younger brother of tommy who is currently in detention awaiting trial off to slapping any israeli soldier who arrived at her home. now that was found back in december when soldiers arrived at the tommy home to a west mohammed naturally as it was extremely angry and her brother are regularly at protests and demonstrations with israeli soldiers there very often in confrontations. leave us to go shoot into one of the worst cases of child sex abuse in the united kingdom is stalling it's due to a lack of qualified personnel the abuse scandal centers on the sexual exploitation of fourteen hundred children over the course of three decades in the northern british town of rather a it was revealed that eighty percent of the suspected perpetrators were of pakistani origin auntie's political looks at why the probe launched three years ago is still failing to make progress according to this senior officer investigating the scandal one hundred more police officers are needed to uncover the truth so far police have managed

that's tommy marr's story. >> new york area firefighter, husband, and dad. in the world and pushes back with kindness. it started after the october mass shooting in las vegas. >> the plan was, i had bracelets made with each person's name that died, and i would show up in their town, and do a random act of kindness in their honor. >> reporter: he's been in that van, getting to all the communities from west virginia to california. in each place, performing an act of kindness. in pennsylvania, in a laundromat, he taped envelopes full of quarters in honor of bill wolf. in colorado, hand warmers for construction workers. in california, gift cards passed out by his daughter in honor of kerri barnett. as his daughter says of her dad -- >> he's always been the guy to just put himself before someone else. he'll do anything for anyone. >> reporter: and it's catching on. instagram is filling up with pictures of checks picked up by strangers with the hashtag #honor51. as he himself says -- >> for me, there's no better way to remember than honoring. >> reporter: and tomm

congrats to tommy and his wife. here is what we have coming up tonight. >> let's have a plan that is going to pass a law, not pass a bill. >> neither side is going to get everything they want, but that's why it's called a negotiation. >> shannon: is a free-for-all as the senate begins or where open debate on immigration. at stake, the fate of nearly 2 million so-called dreamers. iowa senator joni ernst and six of her g.o.p. colleagues have loathed until mike rolled out a new claim to secure and succeed on immigration. she joins us live. plus. >> let's see how badly wanted. >> shannon: president trump was not a budget blueprint. even as the administration continues to grapple with questions over the rugged mike resignation of a white house staffer. she's been called a showstopper. the ivanka trump of north korea. just last month her brother kim jong un was threatening the u.s. with nuclear weapons. tonight a debate over whether the media should be fawning over the sister of a murderous dictator. and one night court c

it's just like setting their soul free. >> i get this letter from tommy lynn sells after i interviewhe eiffel tower, ever been? it's nice this time of year. of course, it's a reference to paris, illinois. i'm convinced that sells committed the murder. >> tommy lynn sells was executed in texas in april 2014. >> you had all these different characters who you could read the possible narratives, and i don't see any way that any of these stories hung together. we don't know who killed these guys. >> by now, randy steidl had spent nearly 12 years on death row and lost all of his appeals. and he was about to come face to face with his final chance at freedom. friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ if you wear a denture, you n

the packet is, they had tommy guns and people said mobsters have tommy gun bnz we're going to take themre was the nra back then? >> it wasn't as powerful and as effective at mobilizing voters. the fact that the nr app is pushing this message is not enough. there has to be a receptive audience. there is in this country particularly in purple states where we see competitive senate elections coming up. that is a road map you can look at to determine the concourse of this debate. >> i look at north dakota claire mccaskill has been courageous here and bob casey. they're up for re-election and drawing a line on these weapons that nobody needs to hunt with. these are guns for rapid killing of people. >> they're people that see this as part of the culture. i've been on the phone with people who say don't touch my gun. this is a sad that they need to figure it out. we can add to that the fbi seems to have missed admitted today they missed following up on a tip. that gives a lot of people. >> what are they supposed to do? restraining room. >> gives people an excuse saying the fbi should do their

but tommy robinson accepts no responsibility.e's a chance that somehow the way you were talking about that was inflaming hatred and driving people like darren osborne to violence? no, no. zero chance. on saturday, june 17th, darren osborne decided to act and went to hire a large box van. and that evening he was recorded in a pub in cardiff, writing a hate—filled note later found by police in the van. it caught my attention when he shouted... callum spence was in the pub that night and remembers what osborne said to him. terrorists are all bad, you know, i want to kill terrorists and muslims. i'm going to take things into my own hands. the next day, osborne drove to london. his original target, this pro—palestinian march, where he says he hoped to kill as many muslims as possible and jeremy corbyn. but road closures meant he couldn't get near so he ended up in finsbury park looking for a mosque. just after midnight he came down the seven sisters rd, swerving across the bus lane at speed and impacting the group of worshippers just