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01’ was khalid masood acting totally alone or was he khalid masood acting totally alone orwas he in way given assistance by others? knowing that is very important. we know now that he was born adrian elms, we heard from one of his former classmates earlier on. you could tell the shock at the sort of man that he would become? yes. it is a very, very interesting journey, isn't it? become? yes. it is a very, very interestingjourney, isn't it? born toa interestingjourney, isn't it? born to a single mother on the outskirts of london, going through childhood in some quite nice parts of sussex but becoming at some point an angry young man who was involved in violence, in drugs, in getting drunk, ending up in prison. and then this time teaching in saudi arabia before then returning to the uk, changing his name to a clearly muslim name, living in luton and then in the west midlands. the question on thatjourney is, when was the moment that he became a violent extremist? was it something that was part of his early conversion to islam, was he immediately converted to a very violent version of t

, but after her post went viral this bay area police sergeant won't be eating alone for quite awhile. >>> it was pretty warm out there. we did see some 70s around the bay area. even 80s in some parts of california. when i come back we will diem these numbers. we will also look at the rain chances as we head towards the weekend. >>> a facebook post from a pittsburg police sergeant about always having to eat alone on her shift has led to one very special invitation. ktvu's henry lee has her story. >> reporter: cassie is a pittsburg police sergeant. she stays busy while on patrol but all too often on her break she eats by herself. she says it can get lonely. >> i'm not the type of person that likes to eat alone. >> reporter: on facebook she posted this picture of herself with a message saying people often walk right past her without saying hi. she encouraged people to sit down and break bread with her. >> it would be nice if someone would want to sit down and talk, have a conversation, because that's what i like to do when i eat. >> her post was originally meant for just her family and a

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did he act alone?e try to piece together the final movements of the westminster attacker khalid masood. a whatsapp message sent minutes before his killing spree is being looked at. police have now released all but two of the 11 people arrested since the attack on wednesday. almost two million people in the uk don't have a bank account. a house of lords report says it's a scandal. a new push to get more mothers to breastfeed beyond six weeks. and in sport, the republic of ireland captain suffers a broken leg. he was injured in the second half of the goalless draw with wales and will have surgery later today. chris has the weather for us. have surgery later today. chris has the weatherfor us. well, we hope he has the weather, he had his back to it. it is lovely out there this morning. here's repairing the weather. first, our main story. donald trump has tried to shrug off the biggest setback so far in his presidency, a failure to overhaul barack obama's health reforms. he's been forced to scrap a vote on

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and so i'm not alone. i'm not even just alone with him, i'm there with the whole church, with all of the angels and saints, with all my brothers and sisters journeying towards easter in the desert, mindful of our mortality, really to receive what jesus christ has to offer. >> let me ask this, then. it would seem to me if it is a season of penitence, an important would be sacrament of confession, reckon iation. is that practiced more abundantly during this season? >> yes, so the sacrament of penitence is a sacramental entrance into the victory of jesus christ. it is a way for him to touch me, to forgive my sins, and it is a huge part of the lenten practice, lenten preparation for easter, yeah. >> and i believe the churches offer extra times for confession and i believe all kinds of other communal activities that take place in the parishes during this time. so let me ask you in our next segment which we'll start shortly about the three fundamental pillars of lent. obligation to fast, obligation to pray and o

the headlines at 103m: scotland yard says the westminster attacker khalid masood acted alone and his motive may never be known. detectives confirmed the attack lasted just 82 seconds. the family of murdered pc keith palmer has thanked those who fought to save his life and said they were grateful he was not alone. more than 30 people have been injured — two seriously — after a suspected gas explosion on merseyside. the pentagon admits us—led coalition aircraft did strike an area of the iraqi city of mosul, where dozens of civilians were reportedly killed. also in the next hour, a thrilling start to the formula one season. the beginning of the end to mercedes‘ dominance. ferrari‘s sebastian vettel pips mercedes‘ lewis hamilton to the chequered flag in melbourne — his first win since 2015. coming up in half an hour, as theresa may prepares to invoke article 50, we investigate scotland‘s brexit dilemma. good morning and welcome to bbc news. police say they might never find out why khalid masood killed four people near the houses of parliament on wednesday. scotland yard now say they beli

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they believe he acted alone, despite one of the 11 people arrested in connection with the attack remaining in custody. the family of pc keith palmer who was killed in the attack have paid tribute to him and thanked those who helped him after he was stabbed. they said they wanted to express their gratitude to the people who were with him in his last moments. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion in merseyside. several buildings collapsed and others were damaged in the incident and homes nearby have been evacuated. it could be several days before owners can return. the pentagon has admitted us—led coalition aircraft did strike an area in the iraqi city of mosul, where dozens of civilians are said to have been killed. the un says there's growing concern about the fate of civilians in the city, where government forces are trying to drive out so called islamic state. carrie lam, the favoured candidate of an electoral committee dominated by beijing elites, has been selected as the new leader of hong kong. she has vowed to heal divisions in the terr

in moscow alone as anti—corru ption protests detained 500 people in moscow alone as anti—corruptionsts take place across the country. in germany a bruised foot chancellor angler michael as her party looks set to keep our. —— angela merkel. a special report on yemen's humanitarian catastrophe, two years into the conflict the story of little boy whose life has been to inspect ever and england beat lithuania at wembley in their world cup qualifier, thanks to a second—half goal from jamie vardy. hello and welcome to the programme, thousands of people have been taking pa rt thousands of people have been taking part in anti—crushed chin —— antique oi’ part in anti—crushed chin —— antique or rough chin protests across russia. after a call from the opposition leader. pictures from moscow show people being detained and scuttles breaking out. the police say that nearly 500 people have been arrested in the capital alone including the opposition leader. they are thought to be the biggest in five years. demonstrated here and in more than £100 in cities across the country called for the prime min

detectives are still trying to establish whether the attacker, khalid masood, was acting alone when heolice officer to death outside parliament. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. the face of khalid masood. the face that confronted police officers at parliament. the face that looked out of the car at pedestrians, as he knocked them over. the 52—year—old was known by a number of names. born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at huntleys secondary school for boys in tunbridge wells, he was called adrian ajao, after his mother got married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil, who liked to party. adrian was a nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking. worked reasonably hard. good at sport. played rugby very well. just an unassuming guy. but masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in the sleepy sussex village of northiam, where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. he didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, i think is p

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, but of course, nobody in life a cts alone, but of course, nobody in life acts completely alone, andw people that nobody around them has any hint or suspicion of what they are getting up to. but it is possible that somebodyjust decides to tell nobody, to go off and do something like this, and in that sense, it doesn't appear to have been a large—scale conspiracy. 0ne have been a large—scale conspiracy. one of the subheadings here, kent born father of three had convictions for violence. this man, adrian helms, was from dartford in kent —— adrian elms, and also lived at various times in rye and crawley in east sussex, and eastbourne in east sussex as well. we're told the same man appears to have been convicted ofa man appears to have been convicted of a knife crime in 2003 in eastbourne, and that day tallies with the met‘s information about previous convictions. the other issue as well here is, he was said to have been shot by the protection officer who was with the defence secretary, and that is another concern, isn't it? yes, it is a concern, because if he had not been there just by

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the number of those internally displaced people increased by 500,000 last year alone. but the country's poor security is hampering activities to support them. nhk world's fumio sugaya has more. >> reporter: this is a camp for internally displaced people in the eastern city of jalalabad. about 2,800 people live here. 48-year-old reza gul lives in the camp. he was forced to evacuate last autumn after his village came under attack by islamic state militants. he fled with his nine children to this camp. >> translator: islamic state militants robbed my property and killed my cousin. they gunned down innocent residents randomly. >> reporter: reza gul worked as a farmer back home. he now tries to find day labor work at the town 10 kilometers from the camp but he can only get a job at construction sites and other places about once a week. that means he can barely feed his family. life at the camp is taking a toll on his children. his eldest son has to make several trips a day to fetch water for his family. >> translator: there's no school here. life here is really hard and i n

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, notjust alone in the vehicle, but actually acting alone.y soon from mark rowley, the acting deputy commissioner here at new scotla nd deputy commissioner here at new scotland yard, the national coordinator for anti—terrorism, and he will say the focus of the inquiry is international terrorism, i understand, and that is of course islamist inspired, violetjihadist inspired —— violent. islamist inspired, violetjihadist inspired -- violent. we talk a little bit about the shape of this inquiry in the early stages and the effo rts inquiry in the early stages and the efforts being made to identify who was responsible and whether there was responsible and whether there was any wider network, as you say. that is the absolute key for them. 0bviously that is the absolute key for them. obviously it's bad enough that a man has driven right through the heart of westminster, killed one of scotla nd of westminster, killed one of scotland yard's of westminster, killed one of scotland ya rd's on of westminster, killed one of scotland yard's on officers and h

they say they're grateful he did not die alone. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion on merseyside. in russia, police clamp down on anti—corru ption protests held across the country. 700 are arrested in moscow. main opposition leader alexei navalny is among those detained. at least 18 people have been injured after an escalator malfunctioned at a shopping mall in hong kong. also in the next hour: the beginning of the end for mercedes‘ dominance of formula one? ferrari's sebastian vettel pips lewis hamilton to the chequered flag in the opening race of the season in melbourne — his first win since 2015. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary, amber rudd, has called on technology firms to allow access to encrypted material in terrorism cases. it's understood that the westminster attacker, khalid masood, used the whatsapp messaging service seconds before he killed four people last wednesday, but it's not known what was communicated. the app is encrypted. whatsapp has

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police still believe he acted alone. but little else is known about his identity. >> if you believe this attacker acted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. >> it happened on the anniversary of last year's deadly bombing in brussels. a church in utah has identified kirk cochran as one of the three killed in the attack and survived by his wife melissa who was seriously injured. and they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. >> in the isis statement they claim he was a soldier of the islamic state, language that indicates it was inspired by isis but not directed by isis. molly hunter, abc 7 news. >>> sad story. we'll turn to the u.s. happening today, will it get enough votes. congress deciding on a major campaign promise made by president trump for republican-backed bill to replace obamacare. right now the replacement bill may not have enough votes to pass in the house of representatives. president trump has urged americans to call their lawmakers and ask them to vote for it. at least 26 republican

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police do believe that he acted alone. last night, police said he was inspired by islamist related terror or islamist related. this morning they didn't say that. they said he was inspired by international terrorists. we should learn a lot more today from police about who this person is and what drove him to do this. >> all right. molly, thank you so much. we appreciate you being on with us this morning. >>> the state department is earning americans to london to avoid that area during the investigation. >> this morning we're hearing from some of the americans who went from being tourists to eyewitnesses. they had an aerial view of the attack by the nearby london eye, the ferris wheel. >> as soon as we got pretty high up a quarter of the w could see something was going on on the bridge. that's how we knew and more cops and more sirens so i knew something big happened. >> so far no reports of any americans injured in the attack. >>> president trump spoke with the prime minister there over the phone right after the attack offe

but these big is alone are elsewhere. but these big is alone a re pretty elsewhere.hocking. anecdotally, i'm not sure if any of my friends would stand for ten visits before they get told its maybe not in your head. —— these figures. some women reported feeling they were going mad after being told there was nothing wrong despite years of painful symptoms. as i would say, if it was a man it would be slightly fewer visits. although, sometimes it has been argued services for men's health has not been as well advertised and funded as those for women. men are much less likely to see a doctor, women seek reassurance from doctors more than men and that can lead to serious health problems. asa man, can lead to serious health problems. as a man, i am can lead to serious health problems. as a man, lam really can lead to serious health problems. as a man, i am really shocked by this and it's another reminder to me of the million ways in which women are treated differently in our society, the million ways they can be discriminated against and it's really good the appg on women's

. >> how often were you alone with him? >> most of the time. >> reporter: just in the treatment area or also in your bedroom? >> in our cabins. they were like cabins. yeah. >> reporter: that's like your bedroom. >> yeah. mm-hmm. >> reporter: did the karolyis know that dr. nassar was alone with you for these treatments? >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you know that? >> they had to know. i mean, there was no one else with him. and that's the thing too. to think like -- in the bed? the treatment was in the bed. in my bed that i slept on. at the ranch. >> reporter: bela and marta karolyi declined to give us an interview. but in a statement they said they were never aware that nassar was performing this procedure or visiting athletes in their rooms without supervision. they also denied that there was an emotionally abusive environment at the ranch. >> you can see the full report on our website, cbsnews.com. the "overnight news" will be right back. lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've g

police say the westminster attacker khalid masood acted alone and his motive may never be known. they also say the incident lasted just 82 seconds and there is no information to suggest further attacks are planned. the family of the police officer keith palmer who was killed have paid tribute to his selfless bravery and loving nature. good morning, it's sunday the 26th march. the clocks have gone forward! more than 30 people are injured after a suspected gas explosion destroys a building in the wirral. in sport, lewis hamilton says a fourth world championship is there for the taking. the season is underway with hamilton starting on pole for the first race in melbourne, australia. a great pit stop by the ferrari team saw sebastian vettel emerge ahead of hamilton in melbourne. and chris has the weather. the warmest day of the year so far yesterday with temperatures reaching 19 in parts of aberdeenshire. more of these glorious blue skies and sunshine for all of us today. a full forecast coming up in the next half an hour. thank you very much, chris. good morning. first, our main sto

but did he act alone?ice begin to build a picture of the killer it has emerged that minutes before he launched his attack he used messaging service, whatsapp to send an encrypted message from his phone. born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at huntley's secondary school for boys in tunbridge wells, he was known as adrian ajao. but what triggered such a brutal act from a once sporty schoolboy who liked to party? he was an incredible fella. but, you know, like i say, when i see him, i loved him. ijust wanted to give him a lift sort of and talk and balance him up a bit. he had developed a reputation for violence. masood spent time in three prisons. last night, the saudi arabian embassy in london confirmed he had worked there as a teacher around ten years ago. by then, he had converted to islam. the police investigation into wednesday's attack has been swift. it brought them to this hotel in brighton. masood stayed here the night before he carried out his deadly attack which took the lives of four peopl

the police say the attacker acted alone. he was known to authorities as an islamic extremist. the police are carrying out raids across the country and have arrested a people already. horace: a jewish teenager arrested for threatening jewish community centers? the police say he is behind several bomb threats that radel jewish institutions across the united states. the motive remains unknown. details inlling new a hate crime investigation in new york city. the suspect telling police he stabbed a man because he was black practice. james jackson of maryland told the police that he wanted to kill others. he was arraigned today on murder charges. horace: rockville high school and epicenter of threats and fear following a disturbing student rape investigation. the two teenagers charged are expected -- suspected of being here illegally. the police confirmed a threat to burn down the school and shoot illegals. >> the idea somebody would want to shoot the illegals in our schools makes everyone uncomfortable and is not reflect the values of montgomery county. horace: there was a protest

they say they're grateful he did not die alone. more than 30 people have been injured — two seriously — after a suspected gas explosion on merseyside. police clamp down on anti—corruption protests across russia main opposition leader alexei navalny is among those arrested. also in the next hour: the beginning of the end for mercedes‘ dominance of formula one? ferrari's sebastian vettel pips lewis hamilton to the chequered flag in the opening race of the season in melbourne — his first win since 2015. coming up in half an hour — the final episode of click‘s special india season. hello, welcome to bbc news. the home secretary, amber rudd, has said the government will not shrink from taking action to remove material from the internet which could help terrorists. ms rudd also said the security services needed access to encrypted material on platforms such as the messaging service, whatsapp. it was used by the westminster attacker shortly before he killed four people last wednesday. nick beake reports. an attack at the heart of london a

from so—called islamic state. 50,000 people have fled the west of the city over the last fortnight aloneaqi army is now pushing deeper into the extremists‘ stronghold in the city. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin and cameraman nico hameon havejust sent this report from the latest areas to be taken back from is control. escaping the battleground and the terrors of the caliphate. fleeing western mosul on foot during a lull in the battle. countless numbers are likely to follow, their life reduced to a few bundles. streets, now liberated, but deserted, many didn't leave until the fight came right to their door, like abdul razsack. at 76, forced to leave home for the first time in his life. he told us a mortar landed nearby, just moments before. his ten—year—old grandson, and namesake, clutching his school bag though his only lessons here were in war. "i'd like to go back to school right this minute", he said. so—called islamic state stopped him going years ago. now back in iraqi hands, for what it's worth, several more neighbourhoods. troops remain watchful. the militants are about a mile away.

it is moscow alone and 0dd inflow provides that, it isa alone and 0dd inflow provides that, it is a verye group that reports to us in moscow. we have reports to us in moscow. we have reports of a rest in st petersburg, krasner door, dagestan, we anticipate receiving many accounts from hundreds of areas in the country. how concerned are you for the treatment of those people who have been detained ? the treatment of those people who have been detained? we are concerned about mistreatment, beatings and the like but we are concerned about trumped up charges. the last time there were major protests of this sort, 2011/2012, in the context of putin's effort to retake the presidency, there was enormous concern at that point about electoral corruption, the sense that the election wasn't run fairly, and quite lengthy prison terms were imposed at that time. we hope that putin isn't so is scared about the protests that they go to similar lengths to put harsh prison sentences on these protests. already alexei navalny, the opposition leader, has been convicted on trumped up charges to prevent him from

if we took the treatment of imports alone, that would be a tariff. tariff alone record the dollar to appreciate and would discourage imports in trade, export, the other part of the border adjustment alone would also push the dollar but would encourage trade. if you read the two together you get an increase in the dollar, a bigger increase, but the effects on trade are neutralized, neutral with respect to trade and the border adjustments are in the destination-based tax flow lifted the design of border adjustment from evaluating taxes around the world. >> it was not wto compatible. what are your thoughts about that. >> the economics profession. it is hard to make arguments. and that was that a subject we ever learned. it was incomprehensible. how do we deal with the wto, this is a legal question, that economists can't answer, a question that has nothing to do with economics, at least not based on an economist's knowledge. it is equivalent among different systems. and wage credit, the destination-based cash flow tax for a variety of spurious reasons is

you grow to the security camera and find -- >> the dog. >> the dog is home alone with your beautiful really, really getting to know that sofa. >> going to town, the dingo ate your cow. just one of the situations that comes with dog ownership. make sure you walk them and let them outside. and make sure you forgive them. >> and keep them away from your couch. >>> i remember playing that game "king of the hill" when you were a kid, right? that was a lot of fun. now we are playing king of the island. ♪ of course, it is devon's super trump with team super trump. they have a couple of the zorb balls out there. they went out to the lake and found this small island poking out and last man standing with -- >> you wind up in the water, that's so cool. >> as fun as this looks, there's definitely some risk. >> don't tell devon, i don't like this. i'll do anything else, i just don't like this one. >> because you're getting thrown around on the rock and you have to imagine your legs are probably getting pretty scraped up. that would hurt. >> and it looks like a couple of the guys figured out prett

i'm used to being alone, you know? i like to sleep in my own bed. i think it's weird. you're weird.i know. it's my k-i-d. leo? oh, right. they can't spell. well, if i'd known you couldn't keep a secret to save your life... come on. you have an adorable 6-year-old. i don't know why it has to be a secret. well, it's on my own terms, okay? everyone'd treat me different, look at me different. so what's up with leo? hates me, hates my job, wants to go live with daddy, all because he can't go to the fenelon fair this saturday. and what am i supposed to do? tell him his dad bowed out on him at the last minute? so what's daddy's problem? oh, daddy's distracted. he's slippin' it to a yoga teacher he met in n.a. ooh. who's slippin' it to the yoga teacher they met at n.a.? your mother. hey, chris. hey, careful. man's on a deadline. he's gotta propose or lose the girl he's loved since he had grass on the field. (click) so... are you gonna propose? (click) well, you know, i love her, so... why not, right? well, congratulations. thanks. yeah, 'cause it's a good plan. why play the field in the big

the headlines at 9am: scotland yard says the westminster attacker khalid masood acted alone and his motive may never be known. detectives confirmed the attack lasted just 82 seconds the family of murdered pc keith palmer have thanked those who fought to save his life and said they were grateful he was not alone. two people have been seriously injured and 32 others hurt following the collapse of several buildings after a suspected gas the pentagon admits us—led coalition aircraft did strike area of the iraqi city of mosul, where dozens of civilians were reportedly killed. also in the next hour, a thrilling start to the formula one season. sebastian vettel beats mercedes lewis hamilton in the first race of the formula one season in australia and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am — this mornings reviewers are journalist and broadcaster shyama perera and ian birrell, assistant editor at the mail on sunday. good morning and welcome to bbc news. police say they might never find out why khalid masood killed four people near the houses of parliament on wednesday. scotland yard

detectives need to sift through the evidence and tried worked out whether this man was acting alone.ow the answer to this question at this stage. as ever, with modern terrorism investigations, they need to sift through a mountain of computer and mobile phone evidence including the fa ct mobile phone evidence including the fact that this mobile phone and send a message to the encrypted messaging application what's out. if that is correct, who did he send that message to? detectives hope that buried ina message to? detectives hope that buried in a mountain of evidence that they have seized of computer and mobile phone evidence is the a nswer to and mobile phone evidence is the answer to that critical question, who, if anybody, answer to that critical question, who, ifanybody, helped answer to that critical question, who, if anybody, helped him kill four people and wreak havoc and terror here in the heart of westminster. poor manna fought, the former campaign cherub donald trump is to give evidence to the house intelligence committee as part of an investigation into russian interference

— clearly police here saying they believe the individual responsible for this may have been acting aloner of arrests have been made in relation to this, they believe he may have been acting alone but was inspired by the likes of so—called islamic state. alone but was inspired by the likes of so-called islamic state. yes, we have seen this pattern over the last two or three years now, isis do put out these general encouragement incitements to their supporters worldwide to attack nonbelievers and even muslims in their neighbourhood, they put out these general incitements and when somebody does actually act on that, even alone or perhaps directed from syria or iraq, oi’ perhaps directed from syria or iraq, or with local networks or cells, then they claim responsibility and put out these press releases, isis do, saying soldiers of isis, they did it with the tunisian who murdered 30 british holiday—makers, for example, they did it with the knees and berlin attackers and others, so we don't know whether the direct link with isis yet, whether this person is a completely lone attacker or part of