detectives investigating the crash at the 02 academy in brixton exactly at the 02 academy in brixtonion. it comes as the relatives of two people killed at the south london music venue have renewed their appeal for information. greg mckenzie sent this report from bbc london. it was meant to be a celebration of afrobeat artists second london show last year when people stormed the doors at the 02 academy in brixton.— 02 academy in brixton. 3000 people have broken — 02 academy in brixton. 3000 people have broken the _ 02 academy in brixton. 3000 people have broken the doors _ 02 academy in brixton. 3000 people have broken the doors outside - 02 academy in brixton. 3000 people have broken the doors outside and i have broken the doors outside and the police have asked us to close the police have asked us to close the show. in the days that followed, some security staff were accused of allowing hundreds of ticketless fans into an already sold—out event. tram into an already sold-out event. two --eole into an already sold-out event. two people were — into an already sold—out event. two peopl

we have not heard yet from the brixton academy to this later. the brixton academy to this later decisionare now cooperating with the police investigation. they had offered to voluntarily closed down for 28 days while the council review took place but the council agreed with the police that it should be forced to shut down. on the gig that i mentioned earlier, the academy said it has changed its procedures since then and the account the police gave was not a fair representation of what had happened.— was not a fair representation of what had ha ened. ., ., ,, ,,., what had happened. charlotte simpson in brixton, thanks _ what had happened. charlotte simpson in brixton, thanks for _ what had happened. charlotte simpson in brixton, thanks forjoining _ what had happened. charlotte simpson in brixton, thanks forjoining us. - the uk economy shrank by more than originally thought between july and september. revised figures from the office for national statistics, show our economic output fell by 0.3%. meanwhile, more than three quarters of firms for whom the brexit deal is applicable say it is

we are from brixton, we are brixton, our company is based in brixton, we've been trademarked.ly and the business grew from there. the brothers say hundreds of businesses here use the name "brixton", and they don't understand why they are being unfairly targeted. i think there's over 600 companies in brixton that have got the word "brixton" in their name. so are you telling me that every time they put "brixton" on their t—shirt, they can't use it? we will stay... sandra from gogglebox is one of many local fans of the business. i'm very upset that somebody is trying to shut down - the shop. we've been here for many, many years. i as a brixtonian myself, i've been coming - here and getting my yearly sweater for christmas. - others say it's not just a fashion brand. brixton street wear is where kids come and get inspired. they see people doing good things, do you know what i mean? i myself used to be one of these kids of the street. i wish i had people to look up to like myself and these guys so they don't go the wrong way. places like this are very important. we contacted the bri

prison, brixton prison was nightmare for 13 months, um, apart from the category a prisoners and i do have to differentiate because there were people that were... from other backgrounds and criminal backgrounds of were category a prisoners there um but they were they were carrying individuals in relation to two women being among 800 men for some of the other um criminal population um they was poling behavior so that was for 13 months of that and then top of it uh we were strip searched it first of all began one or two. day and ended up with six strip searches every day, so it was very invasive sexual environment, you know, um, that you felt that you were held within, that both, and then as well as that, it didn't bother me as much as the body searches, you were body searched at every move you made, ella hated to touching her body, i think because we were used to, and it shows you how you probably do get used to go. going through checkpoints and whatever and being searched, but ella find that really offensive, how how they would search us and so between the body searches and the strip

if you wanted it and it was black, come to brixton. yeah, yeah. that sense of community was really important, as well, especially for people who were new to the country. definitely. since 2017, windrush day has been celebrated injune to mark the legacy and sacrifices made by that generation. and this year, the 75th anniversary is set to be a big one. special stamps and coins will be released alongside lots of events across the country, including an exhibition at london's v&a, a gala dinner in birmingham, and a carnival in bristol. but if you can't wait that long, then brixton is one of the best places to get a taste of the caribbean culture that's woven itself into the fabric of britain. so, you must be maureen. yes, i'm maureen. hello. bring it in. hello. how are you? i'm not too bad, you know? i'm good. so, you're going to teach me how to cook today. yes. i'm going to teach you how to cookjerk pork. ah, that's the word i wanted to hear — jerk pork. yeah, some scallions. maureen shops here every day to supply her barbecue around the corner. we ha

brixton marbury. the mets are literally it was just like you know we said once they said you know about holiday hunger we said the sort of we have to do last week or holiday hunger all of the efforts to combat it sort of in mohammad what should have been for brixton soup kitchen where would you want to go with this place you know my main thing is to be closed down in the next 5 years hopefully just to you know that we could what homelessness you know my main thing is about working to give our there's millions and millions of homeless cherries but the problem is we're not working to go along in the meantime but before there's no need for a place like this what would your inhibitions be so my ambition 2024 is to be the mayor of london so i can implement in the policies that we need to get go forward together now by the miracle of television much equally and all excitement quakers appeared nice guys let me tell you about the drill this is clearly a loving cup what you do is put whiskey other fluids of ne

"we didn't expect to be put on remond and brixton prison when when we rocked up that day and we were shooting goodbye to the others say and see them in court we expected to go to woman's prison in halloway, but they they said it wasn't secure enough for us and we ended up in brixton prison, brixton prison was nightmare for 13 months, um, apart from the category prisoners and i do have to differentiate because there were people that were from other backgrounds and criminal backgrounds of were category of prisoners there um but they were they were carrying individuals in relation to two women being among 800 men. for some of the other um criminal population um the it was poling behavior so that was for 13 months of that and then top of it uh we were strip searched it first of all began one or two a day and then ended up with six strip searches every day so it was very invasive sexual environment you know um that you felt that you were held within that both and then as well as that it didn't bother me as much the body searches you were body searched at every move you made ella hated to

i brixton, and never experienced that. i would _ brixton, and never experienced that. i would feel— brixton_ i would feel safe, because you just have to trust — i would feel safe, because you just have to trust that _ i would feel safe, because you just have to trust that they _ i would feel safe, because you just have to trust that they are - i would feel safe, because you just have to trust that they are there i i would feel safe, because you justj have to trust that they are there to protect _ have to trust that they are there to protect you — have to trust that they are there to protect you hie _ have to trust that they are there to protect yon-— protect you. no support from the olice. protect you. no support from the police- none _ protect you. no support from the police. none at _ protect you. no support from the police. none at all, _ protect you. no support from the police. none at all, whatsoever. | protect you. no support from the i police. none at all, whatsoever. the institution is racist. they don't like black people. so, yeah, some mixed responses there. some people wanting to

prison, brixton prison was nightmare for 13 months, um, apart from the category a prisoners and i do have to differentiate because there were people that were from other backgrounds, criminal backgrounds of category prisoners there, um, but they were they were carrying individuals in relation to two women being among 800 men, for some of the other um criminal population um the it was a pole in behavior so that was for 13 months of that and then top of it uh we were strip searched it first of all began one or two a day and ended up with six strip searches every day so it was very invasive se actual environment you know um that you felt that you were held within that both and then as well as that it didn't bother me as much as the body searches you were body searched at every move you made ella hated to touch in her body i think because we were used to and it shows you how you probably do get used to going through checkpoints and whatever and being searched but ella find that really offensive. how how they would search us and so between the body searches and the strip searches and the

so the five of us um ended up in brixton prison. i was el and i were the only two women and 800 men. we didn't expect to be put on remand. in brickton prison when when we rocked up that day and we were showing goodbye to the others and see them in court, we expected to go to women's prison in halloway, but they they said it wasn't secure enough for us and we ended up in brixton prison, brixton prison was a nightmare for 13 months, um, apart from the category a prisoners and i do have to differentiate because there were people that were from other backgrounds, criminal backgrounds that were category. prisoners there um but they were they were carrying individuals in relation to two women being among 800 men. for some of the other um criminal population um the it was a pole in behavior so that was for 13 months of that and then top of it uh we were strip searched at first of all began one or two a day and ended up with six strip searches every day. so it was very invasive sexual environment you know um that you felt that you were held

we're based in brixton and were aiming to make brixton the black silicon valley.two other entrepreneurs, yvonne and cyril, run an investment firm called black seed. black seed is a fund in the community led by black founders for black founders. currently, the black founder, black entrepreneur in the uk doesn't actually receive funding. it is more likely for a black woman to win the lottery on the saturday night than to get venture capital funding in the united kingdom. 0ne company that has benefited from black seed support is a mother and daughter duo that run an online fashion and wellness brand. super, super challenging here in the uk to gain access to funding. being connected to black seed has really helped to open some of those doors, expand our network, also gives us access to potential funding as well, which we're really excited about. and black seed has high hopes for the future. so we want black seed to be the bridge between the city and the black founder community. our aim is essentially to make brixton the home of black tech, brixton the home of black te

brixton is out and about. >> were you an easy judge?a hard dog to do when they are also cute. >> it's difficult to narrow down .4 different categories, somewhere easier than others. best wag was pretty easy, a lab that just wagged her whole back section as she was walking along. let's take a look at how our weather is going to change. one more day to get the pups out tomorrow in mild and dry conditions and then things are going to shift. the next atmospheric river is going to direct a plume of moisture first towards the pacific northwest that is going to be making more of an aim toward the coast of the bay area by wednesday. this is not a real strong atmospheric river. kind of a fainter shade of light blue. it's in the bright green one is a stronger system. it's going to be enough to bring the potential for some localized flooding and also the potential for some minor wind damage. not a high-end event that something we have to monitor over the next couple of days. in the short term, though, it's nice outside and the sun just went down a

. �* ., ., ., brixton.oss the uk, _ brixton. around the world and across the uk, you _ brixton. around the world and across the uk, you are - brixton. around the world and l across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's turn to a story making headlines in the uk. over 1,000 more prisoners in england and wales are being released early today, as part of a government bid to ease overcrowding. around 1,100 inmates who've served 40% of their sentences are being freed, but those convicted of serious violence, sex crimes, or terrorism aren't eligible for release. the government has also announced a sentencing review, that'll consider tougher �*non—custodial punishments' as alternatives to prison. let's speak to ian lawrence, general secretary of the national association of probation officers. welcome to the programme. how much extra pressure does this put on your members amongst the probation services? fiur put on your members amongst the probation services?— probation services? our members will have had _ probat

i was auoin to happy brixton, joe taken away. i was going to say. — happy brixton, joe taken away.aken away. i was going to say, if you ask _ happy brixton, joe taken away. i —" going to say, if you ask the people here, i think england just won the euros. i mean it really has been a roller coaster of emotion as you can see, if we pan around and have a look. we have three lions, we have sweet caroline, we have a full rendition of the entire england song book. such was the despair that england fans were feeling and i was feeling, throughout the really turbulent 90 minutes of england, but then in the 95th minute, jude bellingham, no—one else, at the final whistle it went out, it really has been remarkable, and as you could see people here are enjoying a sensible sunday, exactly what you would expect. it has been fantastic. it's an undulation of emotion in this game, it was so bad and then it was so good. so we leave you here. inaudible people have had a difficult afternoon but one of the most emotional. singing hello there. it was a little bit cooler today than what we had yesterday f

yeah, you could get everything you need as a black person in brixton.rything, from food to skin care, music. it doesn't matter what, if you wanted it, and it was black, come to brixton. so that sense of community was really important, especially people who are new to the country. definitely. since 2017, windrush day has been celebrated injune to celebrate the sacrifices made by that generation. this year the 75th anniversary is set to be a big one. special stamps and coins will be released alongside lots of events across the country, including an exhibition at london's the end a, gala in birmingham and a carnival and bristol. but if you can't wait that long then brixton is one of the best places to get a taste of the caribbean culture that is woven itself into the fabric of britain. how are you? i'm not too bad, and good. so you are going to teach me how to cook today? yes, i am going to teach you how to cookjerk pork. that's the woods i wanted you hear, jurco pork. maureen shops here every day to supply her barbecue around the corner. a bit of communit

brixton was like little jamaica. 50 brixton was like little jamaica.as brixton was like little jamaica. 50 it was like a home away brixton was like little jamaica. so it was like a home away from home? yeah, you could get everything you need is a black person in brixton. everything, from food to skin care, music. it doesn't matter what, if you wanted it, come to brixton. so that sense of community was really important, especially people who are new to the country.— new to the country. definitely. since 2017 _ new to the country. definitely. since 2017 windrush _ new to the country. definitely. since 2017 windrush day - new to the country. definitely. since 2017 windrush day has i new to the country. definitely. . since 2017 windrush day has been celebrated in june since 2017 windrush day has been celebrated injune to celebrate the sacrifices made by that generation. this year the 75th anniversary is set to be a big one. special stamps and coins will be released alongside lots of events across the country, including an exhibition at london's the end a,

coming up after the big alex continue says it to the brixton soup kitchen join us. and i think that in the elections it will be the most. recent american history because of the stakes are incredibly party for both sides. trump this stake is just implementation of his domestic politics but actually avoiding prison for the democrats of the stake is if we think even deeper crisis of the party in basic survival of the traditional the problem will suffice for both lines. run contraflow and that comes out of. the set up one among what i would. find after the 98 to high is not the high. month when i'm. gone. from. the most to me just a lot of the. board . who will have a situation. grandchildren or little children ask their free grandparents. is it proves it. well cars used to drive. great britain. that's why we. welcome back with politics consumed by bricks it alex looks at some of the issues which should be dominating the political agenda we join him in bricks and in the front line of the battle against poverty and homelessness. solomon. what do you think was surprising

i have been to brixton _ you are in brixton. i am in brixton.were doing the same things as we do, it would be a different— same things as we do, it would be a different kettle of fish or if they had trademarked the logo with the word brixton in it, we would never have _ word brixton in it, we would never have been— word brixton in it, we would never have been able to have it. we trademarked it and thought we were .ood trademarked it and thought we were good to— trademarked it and thought we were good to go and carried on going and they sent _ good to go and carried on going and they sent us a letter a couple of years _ they sent us a letter a couple of years back — they sent us a letter a couple of years back and i sent them the trademark registration and they said, _ trademark registration and they said, kudos to you. we took that as let's carry— said, kudos to you. we took that as let's carry on — said, kudos to you. we took that as let's carry on going. i said, kudos to you. we took that as let's carry on going.— let's carry on going. i suppo

i am in brixton and it is building here. _ performance? i am in brixton and it is building here.and it is building here. a couple _ performance? i am in brixton and it is building here. a couple of - performance? i am in brixton and it is building here. a couple of hours. is building here. a couple of hours before kick—off and there is a lot of england charts. it is completely sold out here, they have 500 people coming here. iwas sold out here, they have 500 people coming here. i was here for some senior game and at the end of that, even though the crowd was broadly supportive of england, they were boos at the end just as we saw in the stadium in germany. i think there is a real nervousness amongst england supporters in general. because the performances we have seen from england so far, in those three games, have nowhere close to what people expected. england have gonein what people expected. england have gone in to one if the competition is one of the favourites. when you look at their games, i saw a ranking by a paper, and england, their games were three of the most dull games

we're very serious about his business he own a pub in brixton and he spent a fortune or innovate in. that part of it went on to sleep on one night and return the next day where the pub was totally burnt out got it it was devastated and invited me to look at that and this was a racist attack yeah absolutely it was the national front of the time that did those things if not were what injustice problem it was also other building on religion road and also the graffiti in balam. that was also. damage so the national front went around south london it went as far as mitchum by learned stratum everywhere and the old idea was to create this style environment so that we would go back which is all nonsense you know we were put in slavery work for hundreds of years at the end of the day when it was not economical enough the british decided that they would leave us in the caribbean and they left us when the problem comes with the war and two million. white soldiers died they came back again an ox of about we came and now things are going well mr powell decided to create this bill to repatriate us

meet luna and brixton, two therapy dogs who aren't just cute. the ultimate stress busters, sinking their teeth into anxiety and helping students pounce over the finish line. >> can't help putting a smile to your face when you see these two dogs. >> reporter: this senior at lick wilmerding high school says these dogs have given them a much needed pause from the pressure of student life. >> one lunch period changes the entire momentum of a day, whether it's a bad day to a good day or a good day to an even better day. >> reporter: for years therapy dogs have comforted hospital patients and calmed kindergartners. now high schools are discovering what wagging tails and wet noses can do for stressed out teenagers, especially around midterms and finals. turns out, quite a lot. studies show these canine counselors can reduce stress, boost learning, and even improve attendance. >> it really helps kind of bring joy and lightness to campus. >> reporter: school counselor yuka hachiuma says these dogs are more than classroom pets. they're changing the way st

meet luna and brixton, two therapy dogs who aren't just cute. they're the ultimate stress busters, sinking their teeth into anxiety and helping students pounce over the finish line. >> can't help putting a smile to your face when you see these two dogs. >> reporter: this senior at lick wilmerding high school says these dogs have given them a much needed pause from the pressure of student life. >> one lunch period changes the entire momentum of a day, whether it's a bad day to a good day or a good day to an even better day. >> reporter: for years therapy dogs have comforted hospital patients and calmed kindergartners. now high schools are discovering what wagging tails and wet noses can do for stressed out teenagers, especially around midterms and finals. turns out, quite a lot. studies show these canine counselors can reduce stress, boost learning, and even improve attendance. >> it really helps kind of bring joy and lightness to campus. >> reporter: school counselor yuka hachiuma says these dogs are more than classroom pets. they're changing th

this is brixton. birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes the mood of the room. >> do you want your tummy rubbed, too? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> some people can pet glass after they pet him. >> reporter: for the past few years, brixton and linda have been part of the san francisco wag brigade that took off in 2013 with 15 dogs and a rabbit looking to take the stress out of flying. it seems that the nose knows . tally stopped us mid interview for a little bit of furry relief. >> why did you stop? >> because i love animals, all kinds of animals, especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love for spreading love goes beyond the terminal. they also travel to schools, businesses and nonprofits. >> we try to bring awareness to mental health. just the fact that it is a harsh world shows that we need to spread a lot of love. i feel fortunate to have this beautiful being in my life. i love that i get to share him. >> reporter: sh

an iconic venue here in brixton, on here. an iconic venue here in brixton. many — on here. in brixton, many artists have - on here. an iconic venue here in - brixton, many artists have performed your over the centuries and iconic venue for south—west london but on thursday night more than 4000 people attended here to an event. we were estimating more than a thousand were outside, some had tickets and some were believed to have fake ticket and were unable to get into the premises. that caused a bit of a crush and unfortunately a number of people were injured on thursday night, three people in total. three young women. sadly two of those have now died. the latest being confirmed as gabrielle hutchinson, a 23—year—old who was actually working as a security guard on thursday evening for that concert that was being staged by the attributes artist asake. she died in the early hours of this morning and as for the first victim, she was named as 33—year—old rebecca ikumelo, a mother of two and she succumbed to her injuries on saturday morning. police are reporting witnesses and dedi

daniel sandford, bbc news, brixton.and has told the bbc that the government hasn't fully grasped the scale of the crisis hitting millions of people struggling with the spiralling cost of living. the bishop of durham, paul butler, says of particular concern is the number of people in work who are struggling. a church of england report says nearly 40% of adults in britain have sought help for basics like food and warmth. our uk affairs correspondent jeremy cooke has been talking to some of those in desperate need in newcastle. are you going to be superman, are you? it's a home filled with love. but for this family, the outside world is getting scary. you need to stay in here, cos there's a monster out there. oh, what monster? a huge one! anita's a single mum of three. she's always worked, she still does, but its short hours, fitting around little brett's nursery times. oh, lots of rice! squeezed benefits and soaring prices have brought this family to crisis point — and to the foodbank. this is the first time i've actually

brixton riots in 1981.se of a 20—year career he's returned again and again to the the london borough where he grew up himself. applause. to kick off, we'd like to ask each of you to talk a bit about a book that's helped you through a difficult time. we go to you, alex. i guess my comfort book that i always return to is huckleberry finn. because i discovered it when i was living in a children's home and it was quite brutal where i was placed. so it was a place where i could escape my everyday turmoil, if you like. so at least come 9 o'clock, 9:30 i could go under the covers with my littler battery torch, with an eveready battery, and go through those pages and imagine that i was floating down the mississippi river, coming across steamboats and making my own decisions where i'm going to eat and rest and go on up towards the mississippi river. so it's escapism. and i think everyone needs that. to escape the daily existence every now and then. you know, it's notjust fantasy, but it's an actual place where you n

academy to see dj went to the brixton academy to see dj fred again.ys a ticket from a tout having been directed to buy the ticket from somebody at the door. he goes to the door, he doesn't have a ticket, he says, can i get in, can i buya ticket? the security guard says to him, go to the cashpoint over the road and somebody will meet you there. here is andre. so, one of my friends went to one of the security people at the entrance and just went and asked him, like, hey, is there any tickets available? he just got told to go across the street and just wait at the atm because he's going to send somebody to us to sell us a ticket. so, the tickets he sent us were on whatsapp, they were just pictures, screenshots, so, we've been told to go to a specific security guy, and only go through him, he just face—scanned our ticket and let us in in a matter of seconds. it felt really organised, it felt that we weren't the only people that got in that way, basically. now, ap security would not talk to the programme about these claims but previously they had released

02 academy. 0ne staff at the brixton 02 academy.cident of out of date medical equipment which includes a paramedic resuscitated bag and tubing with a use by date of march 2019, a defibrillator which should have been safety checked last year, september, and airway tubes of use by dates of january of last year and oxygen masks with use by dates of last year, august, in fact. collingwood services limited did not comment on those allegations about the out—of—date medical equipment at the other venue but they had said in a statement that they are supporting the investigation into the causes of the investigation into the causes of the crush and welcoming the outcome. amg has it is unable to comment until the ongoing police investigation into the matter is concluded. investigation into the matter is concluded-— investigation into the matter is concluded. ., ~ , . concluded. thank you very much indeed. a new independent regulator of men's football in england will be established for the first time. it will aim to make clubs more financially

would very serious about the business of the owner pub in brixton and he spent a fortune or innovate in. the pub he went home to sleep on one night and return the next day where the pub was totally burnt out gutted it was devastated and invited me to look at that and this was a racist attack yeah absolutely it was the national front of the time that did think did not work wasn't just his problem it was also other building on religion road and also the graffiti imbalance. that would also. damage through the national front went around london it went to thought mitchum by lim stratton everywhere and the idea was to create this all style environment so that we would go back which is all nonsense the country we work with we slaved for this country nobody apologize and now nobody you know decided to compensate of those terrible times when i first came there were bombs fighter where you know and you know even my own crew my father. my own my relative they work hard to build the country but because other say two million british man died in the war and there weren't enough labor power in this

that news conference outside brixton police station in - outside brixton police station in the last fewbour cruised to victory in the stretford and urmston by—election last night — with andrew western becoming the country's newest mp. he won with a majority ofjust under 10,000. andrew weston is duly elected. the result was never in doubt. labour already had a big majority here, but last night increased their share of the vote to nearly 70%, gaining an 11% swing from the conservatives. the winner, who's led trafford council since 2018, used his speech to say his victory should worry the tory government. there has been a strong message sent with the result this evening and the people of stretford and urmston do not just speak for this constituency, but for millions of more people up and down the country, who know that this government has been letting us down for the past 12 yea rs. the swing to labour last night was smaller than in the recent chester by—election. the ballot was called after the sitting mp kate green stepped down to become the deputy mayor of greater manchester. but turnou

this is brixton.t is his birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes th mood of the room. >> do you want your tummy rubbed, too? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> some people could break glas after they pet him. >> reporter: but for the past six years, brixton and linda have been part of the san francisco airport wet brigade that took off in 2013. 15 dogs and a rabbit are looking to tak the stress out of flying. it seems the nose knows for those who need it the most. >> reporter: talia stopped us for a little relief. >> i love animals. all kinds of animals. especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love for spreading love goes beyond the terminal. they also travel to schools, businesses and nonprofits. >> we work with other organizations to bring awarenes to mental health, and just the fact that it is a harsh world out there and we need to spread a lot of love. i feel very fortunate to have this beautifu being in my life, and i lo

brixton is home to working with. for the winter no longer drives its sales flower is still ground here 862 the mill stone was wind powered then it was driven by a steam engine you know it runs on electricity. lead miller avigail hose birth normally grinds flour here twice a month the mill host tours for school classes and the annual bread and beer festival. in brixton a london borough once known for its roughness it had become a real draw. but the coronavirus changed all that. still more flowers now being built here than ever. the wood is that we tend to get maybe 10 or 20 bags of flour. since the pandemic is here those orders of increase dramatically for the bakeries are still open there's the trying to make sure they can produce bread and for people looking for flour because they can gain supermarkets but at home they want to be able to make bread and pass the patients cakes and things. and then there's the local food bank. personally delivers donations of flour from the brixton windmill. i determined this when peo

belly rubs. >> reporter: search for weary travelers at sfo. >> this is brixton.ou guys want to say hi? it's his birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes the mood of the room. >> you want your tummy rub today? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> you cutie-patootie. >> some people can break glass after they pet him. >> reporter: f the past nine years, brixton and linda have been part of san francisco international airport's wag brigade that took off in 2013. a group of certified therapy animals through the spca. 15 dogs and yes, a rabbit, looking to take the stress out of flying. where it seems the nose knows for those who need it the most. >> he's got a little gps that pretty much goes off when he knows the right person. >> reporter: people like dolly appear. >> do you need some puppy love? >> reporter: who stopped us mid-interview for a little furry relief. >> he's all about the camera now. >> reporter: why did you stop? >> because i love animals, all kinds of animals. especially dogs. >> reporter: and for b

more now on the incident at brixton academy. 0ur reporter mark lobel is outside the venue in brixton.ened on thursday. the woman dying as a result of what happened on thursday. the events at the time led — happened on thursday. the events at the time led to _ happened on thursday. the events at the time led to three _ happened on thursday. the events at the time led to three people - happened on thursday. the events at the time led to three people being i the time led to three people being taken critically injured to hospital. just this lunchtime and in the last hour the police have confirmed that sadly they say one of those women has died, a woman who lived in newham. police say they are looking after her family with specialist officers, but the event of that night, you can still see behind me the debris, the detritus, the rubbish strewn from where over a thousand people here try to get in, who apparently did not have tickets. it was the third and final night of an african artist's performance here. he was trying to wait for those to come inside before starting the consul, cancelled