alex williams was given a 12 month suspended sentence for sending those images.onsider a suspended sentence for huw edawrds. we have also been told that this expert has shown... huw edawrds has shown shame and remorse from his actions, says the experts. emphasising the fact that his barrister said, that he is remorsefulfor fact that his barrister said, that he is remorseful for his actions and is deeply sorry for what he did. that being pushed by his barristers as a strong mitigating factor, along with mental health problems and physical health problems, all of which is team spoke about backin of which is team spoke about back injuly when he pleaded guilty to those three offences. there was also discussion this morning about the nature of rehabilitation and how great the risk is of some sort of relapse and an acknowledgement that this is often made worse when someone is isolated and we knew huw edawrds�*s life has changed immeasurably as a consequence of his actions and his choices. it consequence of his actions and his chem-— consequence of his actions and his c

we are hearing more about the chat between him and alex williams. the man who sent in those explicit images. we heard mr williams was paying not insignificant sums of money, low hundreds of pounds for gifts and presents in return for the images he received. williams used the money, more than 1000, to support himself at university. while most of the images were of adult man, a significant proportion were of children. 41 of the 377 images were of children. seven of those 41 images were deemed to be of those 41 images were deemed to be other serious sexual nature and these were children. two of them involved a child between them involved a child between the ages of seven and nine. the bbc has had _ the ages of seven and nine. the bbc has had a _ the ages of seven and nine. the bbc has had a lot _ the ages of seven and nine. the bbc has had a lot of questions to answer, notjust from parliamentarians but from other sections of the media about what they were doing once they knew that huw edwards had been arrested. the knew that huw edwards had been arrest

so that is more about the liaison between alex williams and mr edwards.re said to be of class a, the most serious sexual nature. that is more about the conversation between them and edwards's lawyer emphasising that any payment that edwards made to williams was not for the purpose of receiving indecent images. he said that mr edwards positively told mr williams not to send images of people who are underage. we knew that prior to today's hearing, that he had at least on two occasions told mr williams not to send him content of underaged victims. his defence lawyer says this is important. that message was sent during the course of their communications, when mr edwards had no idea of what would unfold. we have also heard a lot about his mental health over the last ten minutes or so. he has been looking down at his feet as his lawyer has been explaining. the background of the offending anti—state of mind. the lawyer said his character remains a mitigating factor. he did not use his position in order to commit these offences. alex williams sought him out on in

alex williams and stated that the money was more generally to support him at university and amounted to around 121500 pounds. you would think that after such a crime, he would spend some time behind bars. but know, the reason he gets to be a free man. well, the court says that they definitely believe his remorse to be genuine, but most importantly that he's mental health at the time of the offences. good. have him parents use decision making? there was a realistic prospect of rehabilitation and strong personal mitigation in particular your neuro vulnerabilities at the time and your remorse, which i accept is genuine and apply mental health due to the cold. it 19th and demick, according to his lawyer, seems to be reason enough to commit and be complicit in child abuse. to make matters worse, the judge also decline to make the sexual hon prevention order against edwards. so that's the way just this works in new k to edwards will not receive a custodial sentence and is still entitled to a large bbc pension. no wonder the public has lost faith in our institutions. so can such legal insti

edwards is now given a 6 month suspended sentence for pay and convicted. bit of files, alex williams. hundreds of pounds in exchange for 41 in appropriate images of children. it is clear from the face of the what's up chat recovered the deal of the chat between alex williams and mr. edwards with sexual in nature. it is also clear that mr. edwards was paying not insignificant sums of money, low hundreds of pounds on an occasional basis to alex williams, which mr. williams directly asked for on several occasions as gifts or presence. apparently off the back of sending pornographic images to mr. edwards, about which images they chatted. alex williams has stated that the money was more generally to support him at university and amounted to around 121500 pounds. you would think that after such a crime, he would spend some time behind bars. but know, the reason he gets to be a free man. well, the court says that they definitely believe his remorse to be genuine, but most importantly, that he's mental health at the time of the offences. good to have him parents use decision making. there was

hugh edwards paid alex williams hundreds of pounds of gifts and presents in exchange for the images. at one point alex william said he had naughty and young images, to which you average replied, go on, but he said he did not want to receive anything illegal. the pictures do most of the pictures are aged between 13 and 15. these communications lasted between 2018-2022. we communications lasted between 2018—2022. we havejust been hearing from seema. what else are you learning, seema? , , , seema? this is very significant. - seema? this is very significant. he - seema? this is very significant. he is . seema? this is very - significant. he is expressing remorse for his crimes. his barrister, philip evans, told the court that mr evans —— mr edwards wishes to apologise and that the court no how profoundly sorry he is. he acknowledges the hurt that is done to do is appear in such images. we apologise sincerely and makes it clear he has the utmost regret. he recognises the priceless trust and faith of so many people he has ruined and he has truly sorry that he has committed these offences.

a convicted . him by a convicted. >> yes, the court heard a little earlier that he paid a man, alex williamsounds , in williams, hundreds of pounds, in exchange for some of these images. a man who is now a convicted who was only 19 years old, i believe when they first were in touch with each other . were in touch with each other. this convicted apparently sought him out over instagram, over social media, and they began exchanging texts, which led to the sharing of these, some indecent images. i believe that most of the pictures, the children were between 13 and 15, but there were images of children as young as seven years old now. >> it's been a confusing case throughout the day because there have been messages the defence has shown where edwards wrote. please don't send me anything illegal. however, there have also been messages that the prosecution sent where some of these images were clearly labelled. one image was labelled 13 year old, which would suggest huw edwards would know what he was receiving. now the convicted who sent these images, the court heard, actually reached out to a numb

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.were unable to find the former�*s newsreader�*s phone that he'd used to look at them. edwards�* responses to the 41 indecent images are particularly revealing. in one exchange, he describes the images williams has sent as "amazing". williams then says he can try and get more videos — "if you like, 13, 14, 15, 16." months later, edwards says, "don't send underage," but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering as "young", edwards replies, "go on". as the judge sentenced him, he listened intently, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into oxford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised. he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them, that he had betrayed the trust and faith of so many people and hurt and damaged his family. but the po

it's after he admitted to being sent 41 illegal images by alex williams over whatsapp.d as being the most serious category a of child abuse pictures and videos and home prices in britain surged by nearly £3,000 last month, reaching new highs in august. the average asking price for a home jumped by 0.8% to just over £370,000, according to rightmove . £370,000, according to rightmove. experts say that increase double the long term average is down to a rebound in the market and easing mortgage rates. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you for a full roundup at 11:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> up next, find out how labour are planning to back away from a total ban on the sale of new petrol powered cars by 2030. don't know about you. i think this is a good news at last. >> the first one out this government, actually. >> this is britain's newsroom welcome back. 1038. this is britain's newsroom. >> so we've got a u—turn

we know that alex williams, the 25—year—old who sent him those explicit images, was given a 12 monthaid, it is not clear what is going to happen yet but in the next 20 minutes or so, happen yet but in the next 20 minutes orso, i happen yet but in the next 20 minutes or so, i think it will be made clear whether the rifle poking out of bushes, close to where the republican was playing on his florida golf course. the agent opened fire. the suspect fled in a car, was later arrested. police have searched his home in north carolina. joe biden and his vice president, kamala harris, both expressed relief that mr trump had not been hurt. security had been tightened around the republican presidential election candidate after an assassination attempt in july. graham satchell begins our coverage. it's blocked. they blocked it off. the 1—95 in florida, and pictures taken by a passing motorist show a large number of police surrounding a vehicle. law enforcement officers have just detained a man suspected of attempting to assassinate donald trump. he was driving the black car seen here at the side

we know that alex williams, the man who sent him those images, was given a suspended sentence for 12ediate custodial sentence was not necessary, because the evidence showed, he said, that he could be rehabilitated. the suspended sentence comes with requirements to complete a sex offender programme, and further rehabilitative sessions, work that is overseen by the probation service. edwards will be placed on the sex offender register for seven years, meaning the police will monitor his whereabouts. he will need to let them know where he is. as i said, the sentencing is complete. he left the dock with his team, exiting the court. he went to see the probation service. that�*s what we understand. and he appears to have let out a sigh, perhaps of relief, knowing that he will not be spending tonight behind bars. figs relief, knowing that he will not be spending tonight behind bars. $5 the spending tonight behind bars. as we seak, i spending tonight behind bars. as we speak. i want _ spending tonight behind bars. as we speak. i want to _ spending tonight behind bars. as we speak, i want to b

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.former newsreader�*s phone that he'd used to look at them. edwards' responses to the 41 indecent images are particularly revealing. in one exchange, he describes the images williams has sent as "amazing". williams then says he can try and get more videos — "ifyoulike,13,14,15,16." months later, edwards says, "don't send underage," but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering as "young", edwards replies, "go on". as the judge sentenced him, he listened intently, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into oxford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised. he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them, that he had betrayed the trust and faith of so many people and hurt and damaged his family. but the police were clear that when edwards

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it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp. the court also heard edwards paid williams hundreds of pounds after receiving the images. at westminster magistrates court this afternoon, edwards was handed six months imprisonment, suspended for two years. it means he doesn't go to prison but is subject to a probation period. the former newsreader also has to undertake 25 rehabilitation sessions and be placed on the sex offender treatment programme for 40 days. in a statement, his former employer, the bbc, said edwards had betrayed not just the bbc but audiences who put their trust in him, adding that the corporation was appalled by his crimes. >> in other news, the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome. >> sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. >> in a joint press

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.e were unable to find the phone he had used to look at them. edwards's responses to the 41 indecent images are particularly revealing. in one exchange he describes the imag as amazing. williams then says he can try to get more videos. if you like, 13, 14, 15, 16. months later, edwards says, don't send underage. but in another exchange when williams describes images he is offering as young, edwards replies, go on. as the judge sentenced him, he listened intensely, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into oxford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards through his barrister apologized. he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant, and he recognized the hurt done. that he had betrayed the trust and faith of so many people and hurt and daged his family. but the police were clear that he exploded the children who -- >> behind every image is a vu

it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp. the court also heard edwards paid williams hundreds of pounds after receiving the images. at westminster magistrates court this afternoon, edwards was handed six months imprisonment, suspended for two years. it means he doesn't go to prison but is subject to a probation penod. but is subject to a probation period . the prime minister has period. the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome. sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. in a joint press conference, both leaders underscored their commitment to supporting ukraine and pledged to work together to fight human trafficking. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news aler

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.e former newsreader�*s phone that he'd used to look at them. edwards' responses to the 41 indecent images are particularly revealing. in one exchange, he describes the images williams has sent as "amazing". williams then says he can try and get more videos — "if you like, 13, 14, 15, 16." months later, edwards says, "don't send underage," but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering as "young", edwards replies, "go on". as the judge sentenced him, he listened intently, emotional as the court heard about his mental health emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into 0xford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised. he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them, that he had betrayed the trust and faith of so many people and hurt and dam

so we heard huw edwards had paid a convicted sex offender called alex williams hundreds of pounds foratsapps. and while most of the images were of adult men, a significant proportion of them were of women. now we also heard that when williams asked edwards if he wanted more and more images of young people, huw edwards replied, "go on," and another time he said, "amazing." huw edwards's lawyer said he was profoundly sorry for what he had done, and he also said he recognised the repugnant nature of those images — but as we heard today in the report there, he's now been sentenced, given a six—month jail sentence, suspended for two years — so that basically means he avoids prison unless he offends again during that time. and he'll also be on the sex offenders register for seven years — which means he has to inform the police of his whereabouts.— inform the police of his whereabouts. ~ . ., whereabouts. what reaction has there been _ whereabouts. what reaction has there been to _ whereabouts. what reaction has there been to this? _ whereabouts. what reaction has there been to this? of- whe

a man called alex williams, a convicted paedophile, sent him those images on whatsapp.i said, those images, seven of them were of an extreme sexual nature involving a child between the ages of seven and nine. so these are serious offences. i think what we will hearin offences. i think what we will hear in court today for sentencing if it takes place there is some mitigating factors. the magistrate said in july he wanted to hear more about huw edwards�* health, his motivation, more about huw edwards the person. i think his barristers will be keen to get that across. any remorse, for example, if he is feeling any, in order to lessen the sentence. but like i said, prison is a possibility and as he was going into court, he had a wheelie bag with him, an overnight bag that he dragged along with him as he went through the glass doors behind me. ,, ., ., ~ i. through the glass doors behind me. ,, ., ., ~ ., me. ok, sima, thank you for brinuain me. ok, sima, thank you for bringing us — me. ok, sima, thank you for bringing us up-to-date - me. ok, sima, thank you for bringing us

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards. one exchange, he describes the images as "amazing." williams then says he can try and get more videos, "if you like, 13,14,15,16." months later, edwards says, "don't send underage," but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering is young, edwards replies, "go on." as the judge sentenced him, he listened intensely, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into 0xford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised, he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them. that he had betrayed the trust and faith have so many people and hurt and damaged his family. but the police clear that, when edwards looked at the pictures and videos, exploited children were the victims here. behind every image is a vulnerable child that has been violated, that has be

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.�*s phone that he'd used to look at them. edwards' responses to the 41 indecet images are particularly revealing. in one exchange, he describes the images williams has sent as "amazing". williams then says he can try and get more videos, "if you like, 13,14,15,16." months later, edwards says, "don't send underage," but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering as "young", edwards replies, "go on". as the judge sentenced him, he listened intensely, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into 0xford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised. he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them, that he had betrayed the trust and faith of so many people and hurt and damaged his family. but the police clear that when edwards looked at the pictur

alex williams, the 25—year—old who sent mr edwards says images was given a 12 month suspended sentenceusly, the prosecution injuly said previously, the prosecution in july asked the magistrate if he might prosecution injuly asked the magistrate if he might consider a suspended sentence. mr edwards did walk in with a wheelie bag, an overnight wheelie bag, an overnight wheelie bag. that may be in preparation for a potential custodial sentence. preparation for a potential custodialsentence. if preparation for a potential custodial sentence. if you look at sentencing guidelines is a possibility. there are other options, he could be given a community order or sent on a sex offender programme. as i said, his barristers will be putting forward mitigating factors to lessen the sentence. i am sure as the morning progresses and if the sentencing does take place we will hear more information about what the mitigating factors are. it about what the mitigating factors are.— about what the mitigating factors are. , ., , , factors are. it is obvious why there will — factors are. it is obvious why the

the images were discovered in the whatsapp messages of alex williams, who sent them to edwards.were unable to find the former�*s newsreader found that he had used to look at them. edwards' responses to the images are particularly revealing. in one exchange, he describes the images as amazing. williams then says you can try and get more videos, if you like, 13, 14, 15, 16. months later, edwards says don't send underage, but in another exchange, when williams describes images he is offering is young, edwards replies, go on. as thejudge offering is young, edwards replies, go on. as the judge sentenced him, he listened intensely, emotional as the court heard about his mental health problems, his suicide risk, and an upbringing where his failure to get into 0xford left him feeling like an outsider at the bbc. edwards, through his barrister, apologised, he said he wanted the court to know how profoundly sorry he was, that the images were repugnant and he recognised the hurt done to those in them. that he had betrayed the trust and faith have so many people and hurt and damaged his fam

we know that alex williams, the man who sent him hundreds of images, was given a suspended sentence for 12 months. it could also be a community order, or sending edwards on a prevention order, a sex offender course, to help him become a different person, if you like, after the crimes that he has committed. there has also been some talk about concerns about him reoffending, and that is something that the prosecution said it is very worried about. a probation report said that there was a medium risk of him reoffending, but that is something his defence lawyers are saying is actually not true. they are saying that their experts are saying that their experts are saying that their experts are saying that he has a very low risk of reoffending, so we should find out what the sentence will be at around 12:30pm. obviously, the magistrate will deliver some sentencing remarks to begin with and then deliver his sentence. sima, thank you for the moment. we will be back there when that sentence is handed down. in the us, police are investigating a man accused of trying to assassinate donald trump. th

it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp. of pounds after receiving the images. now westminster magistrates court this afternoon, edwards was handed six months imprisonment, suspended for two years. it means he doesn't go to prison but is subject to a probation penod. but is subject to a probation period . in other news, the prime period. in other news, the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome. sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. in a joint press conference, both leaders underscored their commitment to supporting ukraine and pledged to work together to fight human trafficking. >> the challenge of irregular migration. this is a problem across europe for both of our countries in particular, but across europe. as director of pubuc across europe. as director

it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp. the court also heard edwards paid williams hundreds of pounds after receiving the images at westminster magistrates court this afternoon. edwards was handed a six months imprisonment suspended sentence for two years. it means he doesn't go to prison but is subject to a probation period . now the prime probation period. now the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome , sir keir starmer talks in rome, sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. in a joint press conference, both leaders underscored their commitment to supporting ukraine and pledged to work together to fight human trafficking. >> the challenge of irregular migration. this is a problem across europe for both of our countries in particular, but across europe, as

it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp. the court also heard edwards paid williams hundreds of pounds after receiving the images at westminster magistrates court. this afternoon. edwards was handed six months imprisonment, suspended for two years. it means he doesn't go to prison but is subject to a probation penod. but is subject to a probation period . now the prime minister period. now the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome. sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. in a joint press conference, both leaders underscored their commitment to supporting ukraine and pledged to work together to fight human trafficking and in the us, the suspected gunman in the us, the suspected gunman in the apparent assassination attempt of former us president donald trump,

it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convicted alex williams over whatsapp.he court also heard edwards paid williams hundreds of pounds after receiving the images. at westminster magistrates court this afternoon, edwards was handed six months imprisonment, suspended for two years. it means he won't go to prison but is subject to a probation period. the former newsreader also has to undertake 25 rehabilitation sessions and be placed on the sex offender treatment programme for 40 days. in a statement, his former employer, the bbc, said edwards had betrayed not just the bbc but audiences who had put their trust in him, adding that the corporation was appalled by his crimes. in other news, the prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to cracking down on smuggling gangs after high level talks in rome. sir keir starmer met with italian leader giorgia meloni to discuss what he called italy's remarkable progress in halting mediterranean boat crossings. it comes after italy's recent controversial deal with albania to handle asylum claims. in a joint press conferen

when the man sending them, a now convicted paedophile called alex williams, asked if he wanted more imagesle, edwards replied: "go on." but also edwards told him, "don't send anything underage". the court heard edwards paid williams "by way of an apparent thank—you" but said he didn't remember opening any of these images. the chief magistrate in his sentencing remarks said he didn't believe edwards represented a danger to children, believed he could be rehabilitated, was suffering from a mental health disorder and his remorse was genuine. here's what the national crime agency told the bbc today about the retraumatising effect of such child sexual abuse images. behind every image is a vulnerable child that has been exploited and has been abused, and every time that that image is viewed, circulated and distributed again and again and again, leads to re—victimise that child and circulate and continue that level of abuse. the court heard the ex—presenter was "profoundly sorry" and recognised the repugnant nature of such images and the hurt that is done to those who appear in them. today's sent

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joining me now is denise williams, president of the springfield, ohio, chapter of the naacp. what is lifelike in springfield right now? >> first of all, alex, thanks for having me. i have to tell you it's a mess here. i don't know if i can clearly express the issues that we're having here. as you stated earlier in your segment, three grocery stores had to close because of bomb threats. every day we are waking up to not one bomb threat, two, three. the schools have been threatened with bomb threats. my grandchildren are not safe. it has been a complete and total nightmarete here. >> what does it mean given the fact that it's a nightmare that donald trump wants to come to springfield? what does that mean for life in springfield as far as you see it? >> as far as i see ait, i'm gog to tell you the truth, it's going to make things worse. i am begging for the government to help us with this. he does not need to come here. i mean the simple fact that he has had the truth said time and time again by our city manager, by our mayor and to no avail, he and his running mate are still pushing this false narrative. i don't know what the angle is withan

williams. i've been stuck in space since june, after the boeing and stall on that capsule was being unfit to return them to us. alex and now the 2 were headed home 1st in february. thank you to the teams. they've got us ready to. all right, that's it for me down jordan, for now you kind of course find much more information on our website. so i'll just come there is the weather is an excellent insight story examines what, how something us one is death means for an already on a top region that's, it's that you so much of the, i had a lot of the weather set, pretty fair across the middle east, at the moment we seemed temperatures come down across the gulf. so pretty pleasant conditions to be enjoyed here, they will start to edge up. however, on choose day. so how could tossing 40 degrees celsius there with windy conditions, farther north, across q, 8, and into iraq. we could see the development of some showers for the east across a mon and into the u. a. some showers as well nipping into weston pots of yemen. the unsettled weather is further north, across the black sea. we'll see some heavier showers moving across to

williams' dna was not on the murd weapon. he was put to death at 6:10 p.m. local time. >>> a judge is expected to approve an orderthat would auction off items from alex jones. it would help pay the more than $1 billion he owes families of sandy hook victims. the families successfully sued jones achfter he repeatedly cald the school shooting a hoax. jones says he will continue his talk show through other means pending the outcome of the auction. >>> evacuation orders are still in place near cincinnati this morning after a dangerous chemical leak. drone video showed firefighters spraying down a pressurized train car after an open valve began releasing a highly-flammable gas. it can cause headaches, nausea and respiratory issues. everyone within half a mile was evacuated. it comes less than two years after a fiery train derailment released toxic chemicals in east palestine, ohio. >>> turning back to the weather. a fall front is blowing across the country this morning. let's go back to angie lassman. >> we've got a couple things to talk about when it comes to the big picture look across the country. rain from a front that's working its way to the east, across m

i'm darren grimes along with alex armstrong, dame andrea jenkyns, doctor renee and andy williams. to come tonight. buckle up for another exciting houn buckle up for another exciting hour. 7 pm. and this is the saturday five. so still to come tonight will go live to france tonight will go live to france to get the latest on the protests that have been happening there. and also the comments from the french interior minister that suggests that the migrant deaths in the channel were due to failures on britain's part. remember folks, we gave them half £1 billion to stop the boats. plus we'll fire through five quick stories in bunch of five, including how to make the best british brew. and then we'll be answering your questions in ask the five. send them through to gbnews.com/yoursay. first of all, though, it is saturday night news with tatiana sanchez . night news with tatiana sanchez. >> darren. thank you and good evening. the top stories sir keir starmer has met with his irish counterpart as part of a commitment to reset relations between the uk and ireland. they say coordination on

which will more than cindy williams have been stuck since june 12th to the building . starlight to capture was deemed them fit to return into the tube or head home. and for alex and i had a smooth right up here and so it 1st off, i just want to say thank you to the teams. they've got us ready to fly. freedom to the station and. and it was a awesome ride and coming through the hatch and seeing all the smiles and as much as i've laughed and cried in the last 10 minutes. i know it's going to be an amazing expedition. so i'm really looking for it to get him to work up here. and that's it for me and the clock and when it's coming up and then inside story we examine for them as well as death means for an already bought the the, it's had a load that has lots of active whether to be found across east asia. we've got to tropical systems, but also a very sick cloud van that is going to bring a heavy rain to central and eastern areas of china. that rate will move its way across the korean peninsula as well. and rush out across russia's fall. risk is a very hot and humid picture for japan, but you can see tropical storm chevy that's scratching to the east of honshu. it's

so williams have been stuck in space since june of the install line and capture was deemed unfit to attend them to the, to well now had home in february, alex and i had a smooth ride up here. and so it 1st off, i just want to say thank you to the teams. they've got us ready to fly, freedom to the station and. and it was a awesome ride and coming through the hatch and seeing all the smiles. and as much as i've laughed and cried in the last 10 minutes, i know it's going to be an amazing expedition. so i'm really looking forward to get him to work up here. so that's it for me, laura kyle, much one of the websites and the strain is next to the is really forces seek to silence. the troops in the occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 in ramallah is targeting of donors the r as in years, a few minutes. the beginning of the done as well as seen in donors live and he's done it is. i'll just you, i don't, and it's another example of journalists not being allowed to do their work in this concept. big waters, me that doesn't list the text. everything is being undermined by government details . here. there is a way to tear with use of t

will more and so need the williams have been stuck in space since june, off of a bowling stall on a capsule was deemed onset to return them to us to we'll head home in february, alex and i had a smooth right up here and so it 1st off, i just want to say thank you to the teams. they've got us ready to fly, freedom to the station and. and it was a awesome ride and coming through the hatch and seeing all the smiles and as much as i've laughed and cried in the last 10 minutes. i know it's going to be an amazing expedition. so i'm really looking for it to get him to work up here. it's the desktop from hurricane hyundai and has risen to at least $91.00 in the southeast of the us. people in florida, georgia, south carolina and virginia have been grappling with the destruction and aust, i'm off of the storm. the strong winds and rain caught pallets and millions of course of a floating. i'm flooding is disrupting life in acapulco on mexico, the southern pacific coast archangel and the city. last week of bringing strong winds and heavy rain full authorities of being forced to evacuate flooded neighborhoods by bose. at least 22 people were killed. the country music style and

williams. i've been stuck in space since june after the boeing style lajna capsule was deemed unfit to return them to us. the 2 will had home in february. i got alex and i had a smooth right up here. and so it 1st off, i just want to say thank you to the teams. they got us ready to fly, freedom to the station and. and it was a awesome ride and coming through the hatch and seeing all the smiles. and as much as i've laughed and cried in the last 10 minutes, i know it's going to be an amazing expedition. so i'm really looking forward to getting to work up here. it's reminding you now one of our main story this, our on alex is here, and these are life pictures from the 11 on israel border where there's been intense showing in the last hour as expectations go. that israel could launch a ground defensive in lebanese territory. but keep a close eye on the situation and bringing the latest ties in when we have it here on out here and stay with us for inside story. next. thank you so much. the high pressure? tillman. nice, the weather across that good pots, all the straight. yes, so a lot of fine try on several web as i know most big area of high pressure.

wilmore and suni williams will have to learn everything that the other astronauts already knew about crew 9, the mission, the experiments, everything else. one interesting factoid here, alexits. so the trouble is, they don't have spacesuits to come back on the spacex suit for the ship and they found one for suni and she will use one to come back home in february. >> good grief, that is an interesting factoid. confirm that for us when you find out, my friend. good for suni, but she is a commander. >> butch, they are bringing one up for butch. >> thank you so much, tom costello, it has been a great afternoon with you. >>> the dnc doubles down on races in red, blue and purple states, what is behind the historic investment. historic investment. ok, but why is shaq coming too? to show you how it's done. ♪♪ for a great low rate, go with the general. ♪ it wasn't hard with cologuard®, ♪ ♪ i did it my way! ♪ colo-huh? ♪ cologuard! ♪ cologuard is for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. screen for colon cancer in your home, your way. ask your provider for, ♪ cologuard ♪ t-mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta empl

alex epstein great to see you again. a massive wildfire in southern california doubling in size 14007 qa estate of emergency has been declared fox news correspondent williaman bernardino county where the state of emergency was declared earlier we are in the mountains, we are 7000 feet around 70 miles east of los angeles. when we arrived here today get visibility for miles but of course is the temperature and winds have picked up so as a fire activity and this is what you get 0 for tallies but 3 - 5% contained the line fire exploded friday at 3000 acres, now it's over 20, mandatory evacuation for 3500 individuals, 35000 homes and businesses are considered rotten the good news is not living to the most populated areas, downslope, however, it is moving into the resort communities in the vacation places and running springs, lake arrowhead and big bear. >> were packing up right now, our little town most everyone left already we work so hard to get this house and the thought of coming back to nothing but as a part of life that we're going to roll with the punches the bridge fire 50 miles west of here in los angeles national force, there they had night flying he