you can see some of the cctv footage on the screen. new zealand, in fact around the world, can't believe this because it is new zealand! carl, laid—back, you don't associate it with terrorism —— calm. laid—back, you don't associate it with terrorism -- calm. yes, and i think the lesson is that nowhere around the world is really safe from this kind of incident. it takes one 01’ this kind of incident. it takes one or two people who have access to the internet, who are radicalised by what they see on the internet, to escape the concerns of the authorities, and then take advantage of things like loopholes in gun laws. new zealand is now looking to crack down on the use of semiautomatic weapons. the idea that oui’ semiautomatic weapons. the idea that our security services and those in new zealand can track everybody who is accessing extremist material online, when that process of radicalisation can be incredibly quick, unfortunately it is not as easy as we think. let's turn finally to the mail on sunday. either of you what comic relief? whe

. < if we could put more cctv cameras or, maybe see more police patrol more safe.maybe more police possibly, maybe more survelliance is the solution, possibly some prayer, haha.>(robin) in the last three months there has been one nearby robbery and at least 6 commercial burglaries within half a mile of this lateset shooting. (robin) a dozen sports coaches, test administrators and others .... have pleaded ánot guilty to participating in a nationwide college admissions scam. the defendants, arrested in the 'operation varsity blues' investigation, were arraigned in boston's federal court yesterday. the coaches are charged with accepting bribes... in exchange for helping recruits. hollywood stlos ri loughlin ... and other prominent parents charged with bribing ac cheat on their children's entrance exams... are due in court on later dates. (robin) california attorney general is responding to a request by the department of justice -- to end the affordable care act. becerra says no american should fear losing healthcare...and he is promising to defend the law. john lorinc

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. >> all under the watchful eye of cctv. >> you're right.monitoring those cameras. they found him, arrested him. retrieved the cellphone. he will be charged with theft and looking at jail time. >> as you should. you don't walk up to somebody at one of the worst moments of their week or life and steal from them. >> the taxi driver said he had clear ot >> he took it. >>> you see that flickering light, you know what this is. >> arson. >> a molotov the hood of that car. >> was he aiming for the car? >> he was aiming for the building, missed, hits the car and runs off. >> he may have been targeting a specific person. but a whole building of people? >> they found him and arrested him. they haven't shared a motive but it's clear he will be serving some prison time. >>> it's a rite of passage that many families have gone through. a little different nowadays. when we were younger you would be opening the envelope. now you all gather around, this young man starts checking online, seeing if he got into university. he tried to get into the university of

they're continuing to examine cctv footage.y's raheem sterling that the media s portrayal of black footballers helps to "fuel racism" amongst supporters. last december sterling was the victim of alleged racist abuse from a fan during a match against chelsea. tottenham's danny rose claims players were over the moon to see the issue highlighted. he was speaking to our correspondent natalie pirks ahead of england's euro qualifier against the czech republic on friday. this england team is flying but it is not only results that have been a breath of fresh air. their previous players were afraid to speak their mind, the rise of social media has given modern footballers a voice. and in the case of raheem sterling, a powerful one. after he was allegedly racially abused chelsea earlier in the season he took to instagram to say the media's different treatment of black and white players

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murder between the hours of seven and 11pm there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctvgot those, please come to us with that information. meanwhile the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today in a statement his family said, "we are absolutely devastated and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save him. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position. mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested and following this weekend's killings, there's been a blunt intervention from the former head of the met police. he says a knife tzar should be appointed. what i don't get a sense is that every day, somebody is leading this and somebody's managing it, pulling it all together. it's a very complex problem and it will require a big solution. but we need to get a grip on it. but from the prime minister, an insistence that the rise in knife crime isn't linked to a fal

eyewitness accounts to try to establish why some teenagers ended up on the floor and are looking at cctv is a deep sense of shock and loss in the community here and our first thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who lost their children last night. three young people have lost their lives so tragically and i cannot even fathom as a parent how those families are feeling this morning. youth centres have opened their doors to offer teenagers counselling and there are calls to look at what lessons can be learned from this tragedy. our ireland correspondent chris page is in cookstown this afternoon. do you have any latest on what is being said they are today? do you have any latest on what is being said they are today7m do you have any latest on what is being said they are today? it has been a day of disbelief here in cookstown. a real sense of numbness in the community and people cannot quite believe that a st patrick's day party turned into such a horrible story. we do have some more details as to who the young people we re details as to who the young people were who lost thei

we checked our cctv and have not find out.worth 25 miles away since sunday. lo and behold she turns up at the tram stop waiting to come home! it was wonderful, her brother jingles, and her half brother billy both head—butted, it was like a triple head back together because they were so happy to see each other. the question is how did she get here? did she travel by tram and did she pay the full fare or pass herself off as a kid? the tram operators are taking a fairly lenient view and see there is no view of her being baared from the system. but for now, her travelling days are over. let's catch up with all the weather 110w let's catch up with all the weather now with the match. snow has caused issues across scotland but that's only one of the weather elements causing problems. strong winds through england and wales today which lead to travel problems and some minor damage. keep listening to bbc radio four latest travel information. this low pressure spreading west to east. scotla nd pressure spreading west to east. scotland an

. < if we could put more cctv cameras or, maybe see more police patrol more safe. yeah, maybe more police possibly, maybe more survelliance is the solution, possibly some prayer, haha.( james ) police say they're also investigating one nearby robbery and at least 6 commercial burglaries... all happening in the last three months. (ááálandingááá) in the east bay. the pittsburg school community is mourning the loss of one of their principals. paul shatswell died sunday after police saydispute earlier this month. the wife is in custody this morning and will soon be the pittsburg unified school district sent out a message last night, letting students and staff know of paul shatswell's passing. the superintendent didnt wish to go on camera bur she said coming back here to teach in pittsburg was pauls dream. in an effort to help anyone struggling with the sudden loss of the well known educator, the district held two staff gatherings monday, at the adult education center where paul had recently begun to serve as principal. the message encouraged anyone having a difficult t

police are examining cctv footage after criminal damage was caused to a window of the building in theo five other attacks on mosques in the city. luke hanrahan reports. in the early hours of this morning, yet another attack on a birmingham mosque — a window smashed, part of a hammer left behind. hassan, who didn't want his face shown on camera, lives inside the building, clearly shaken by the ordeal. my mum woke me up and she said that the window's been smashed. it could have been a lot worse, like, they could have thrown something and lighted a fire or anything and run off. for the muslim community here in balsall heath, an unpleasant reminder of increasing islamophobia and hatred on the streets of birmingham. the behaviour, it's wrong, it shouldn't happen and the hatred they have in their hearts, it's not right. it's just two days since the witton islamic centre had its windows smashed in. we've never seen anything of this scale before. one of five mosques to be vandalised on thursday. jawad khan is chairman of the birmingham council of mosques and says it's frightened people. we've

it was the two men, they were announced in the paper about six months ago, where they were shown on cctvand in the telegraph, university loa ns and in the telegraph, university loans being blocked if a—level stu d e nts loans being blocked if a—level students fail to get three d plant. i never would have got to university if this had been there! i got a a and two bs. i got to the polytechnic of life. people going to universities with lifestyle students, they go on mickey mouse courses. 0ther students, they go on mickey mouse courses. other people will say, is this closing down greater access to university? the fact is, £2.2 trillion in debt over the next 20 yea rs, trillion in debt over the next 20 years, something has to be done to cover these costs. a lot of students never pay back their loans. you have to earn a certain amount of money before you pay about, some people go abroad after and do not pay it back. when i was doing mine, there were some older students in their mid—20s who were still doing a—levels or courses. i'm not saying everyone is like that. how did you get on with your

cctv footage given to us by one mosque appears to show it being vandalised.overnight. then this morning, at around 10am, another was targeted. the police, along with the local crime commissioner, spoke to the media this afternoon. what has happened last night i suspect is probably partly after the dreadful events in christchurch, and that somebody now has chosen to try and repeat some of those things in this country. they will not be allowed to succeed, and the determination here is absolutely 100%, and will be 100%, i'm sure, across the whole of the country. speaking to people in birmingham's large muslim community, there is a real sense of vulnerability after what's happened here today. some are now saying they no longer want to bring their children to mosques like this one, because they don't feel safe. it's very scary, especially with families and children, so we don't know what's going to happen next. so, we hope that the authorities will investigate and they will do something, you know? it's unclear what the motive for the attacks was, although all five

eyewitness accounts to try to establish why some teenagers ended up on the floor and are looking at cctv there is a deep sense of shock and loss in the community here and our first thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who lost their children last night. three young people have lost their lives so tragically and i cannot even fathom as a parent how those families are feeling this morning. youth centres have opened their doors to offer teenagers counselling and there are calls to look at what lessons can be learned from this tragedy. and we can speak to emma now. what more do we know about the event at the hotel, and how it was organised ? please say they do not believe this was an event specifically for young people, so the police are also looking at how under 18 is going to be there. clearly there will be a lot of questions about how this event was advertised and how that crowd outside was being managed. we understand the number of young people who arrived last night were dropped off on buses and as soon as reports of the accident emerged, police began appealing for parent

between the hours of 7:00pm and 11:00pm, there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctvve got those, please come to us with that information. meanwhile, the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today in a statement, his family said, "we're absolutely devastated, and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save yousef. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position, mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested. as detectives work to find out who was responsible for both killings, the pressure is building on politicians. the country needs a knife tsar, according to a former head of the met police. what i don't get a sense is that, every day, somebody‘s leading this and somebody‘s managing it, pulling it all together. it's a very complex problem, and it will require a big solution, but we've got to get somebody to get a grip on it. police of all ranks say there a

murder between the hours of 7pm and 11pm there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctvse, please come to us with that information. meanwhile, the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today, in a statement his family said, "we are absolutely devastated and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save him. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position. mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested, as detectives work to find out who was responsible for both killings the pressure is building on politicians. the country needs a knife tsar, according to a former head of the met police. what i don't get a sense is that every day, somebody is leading this and somebody's managing it, pulling it all together. it's a very complex problem and it will require a big solution. but we need to get a grip on it. police of all ranks say there aren't enough of them. this is how

police are continuing to examine cctv footage.e attacks in new zealand is taking place. these are the pictures live from at memorial park cemetery —— these are the pictures live from memorial park cemetery in christchurch as mourners gather. this funeral is taking place not far from linwood mosque, the second places of worship which was targeted. new zealand's prime ministerjacinda ardern has arrived back in the city where the attacks took place last friday to pay her respects. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith reports. bereft of a son, a brother, a friend, hussain al—umari's family want to celebrate his life. witnesses saw the 35—year—old confront the christchurch gunman, moments before being shot. born in abu dhabi to a family from iraq, they say he lived and died a new zealander, and the country should honour him. that's what he did in the mosque, he sacrificed his life. he's a giver. he gave his soul. he immediately stood up and tried... tried tojump and grab the gun from him, and telling him, "what are you doing here? get out,

cctv footage, which was shown during the trial captures the moment of the attack.daughter 01’ attack. the mother and the daughter or at one end of the aisle with two little boys, including the three—year—olds at the other. a man walks past, extends his arm and squirts out of a bottle, sulphuric acid which led to burns on his four arm and his head. and thankfully to the quick thinking of store staff and paramedics, led to a good recovery. the prosecution said the man, whose wife had left him and taken the children, hoped that by inflicting the acid burns on the younger child it would help him somehow in his legal battle? there is another defendant the jury is still deliberating on at the moment. until we get verdicts at the end of the trial, we do not know what sentencing will be but that could ta ke sentencing will be but that could take place this afternoon. thank you. measures to protect workers' rights in the uk after brexit have been set out by the government. protecting paid leave and flexible working has been one of the main demands by labour mps who theresa

the three died as they queued for the event on sunday evening at a hotel — police now say cctv footagear park at the time the crush occured. police say a number of parents have also indicated concern that their children, who may have been underage, were trying to enter a licensed premises. detective chief superintendent raymond murray has urged anybody who was there, no matter what their age, to come forward. the absolute focus in this investigation is about finding out how three teenagers come to die on what should have been a celebratory event, and what happened before that and what happened during that. so if anybody out there is concerned because they may have been slightly underage, don't let that concern you. and, please, feel free to come forward. to the parents out there, and we know social media is alive with this, and we know that the communities are alive with talk of this, to parents, please talk with your children, as i know you will. please encourage and support them, as i know you will, to come forward to tell their story to police. that is absolutely critical to us gett

police are examining cctv footage after criminal damage was caused to a window of the building in thethe city. luke hanrahan reports. in the early hours of this morning yet another attack on a birmingham mosque, a windows smashed, part of a hammock left behind. hassan who did not want his face shown on camera lives inside the building, clearly shaken by the ordeal.|j lives inside the building, clearly shaken by the ordeal. i mumbled me up shaken by the ordeal. i mumbled me up and said the window has been smashed. it could have been worse, they could have thrown and light fire. it is an increasing reminder in balsall heath of increasing is for the on the streets of birmingham. the behaviour is wrong, it should not happen and the hatred they have in their hearts is not right. it is just they have in their hearts is not right. it isjust two days since the islamic centre had its windows smashed in. we have never seen anything of this scale before. one of five masks to be vandalised on thursday. the chairman of the birmingham council of mosques says it has brightened people. we have seen “

. < if we could put more cctv cameras or, maybe see more police patrol more safe. yeah, maybe more police possibly, maybe more survelliance is the solution, possib s prayer, haha.( james ) in the last three months robbery and at ( james ) the pitt school community is mourning the loss of one of their principals. paul shatswell died sunday after police say he was shot by his wife followiing a dispute earlier this month. he was the principal of the adult education center. the pittsburg unified school district sent out a message letting students and staff know of shatswell's passing. not only did shatwell grow up and go to school in pittsburg, he was reportedly instrumental in keeping his former classmates and alumni in touch with one another.. ( james ) the couple had 8 children tog

the culmination of the events over four days on cctv, 20 million watching on tencent.e game continues to grow in popularity. more people are playing and media,g and with social interacting with our brand, which is great. >> china is the number one international market for nba merchandise. how much do you expect it to grow? >> we don't release specific numbers but we believe it will continue to grow at a good clip. if you look at the underlying dynamics of chinese markets, obviously the growth is there. lots of people complain china is not growing like it used to but it is still growing at a greater thinkhan the u.s. or, i the other phenomenon, just having people continuing to have more disposable income, our brand is such a lifestyle brand. not just an athletic brand but what it represents, i think the opportunity for us continues to grow. >> how closely have you followed the u.s.-china trade talks? >> as you said, china is the biggest market for the nba outside the u.s., so clearly what happens in china is important. we need to follow it. that said, we are also realis

. < if we could put more cctv cameras or, maybe see more police patrol more safe. yeah, maybe more police possibly, maybe more survelliance is the solution, possibly some prayer, haha.( james ) in the last three months there has been one nearby robbery and at least 6 commercial burglaries a mile o shooting. ( will ) the pittsburg school community is mourning the death of one of their principals. paul shatswell died sunday after police say his wife shot him during a domestic dispute earlier this month. he was the principal of an adult education center. the pittsburg unified school district sent out a message letting students and staff know of shatswell's passing. he grew up and went to school in pittsburg... and those who knew him say he was instrumental in keeping his former classmates in touch.

. < if we could put more cctv cameras or, maybe see more police patrol more safe. yeah, maybe more police possibly, maybe more survelliance is the solution, possibly some prayer, haha.( james ) police say they're also investigating one nearby robbery and at least 6 commercial burglaries... all happening in the last three months. (ááálandingááá) in the east bay. the pittsburg school community is mourning the loss of one of their principals. paul shatswell died sunday after police say he was shot by his wife followiing a dispute earlier this month. the wife is in custody this morning and will soon be facing a murder charge. kron 4's noelle bellow has the story. the pittsburg unified school district sent out a message last night, letting students and staff know of paul shatswell's passing. the superintendent didnt wish to go on camera bur she said coming back here to teach in pittsburg was pauls dream. in an effort to help anyone struggling with the sudden loss of the well known educator, the district held two staff gatherings monday, at the adult education center whe

so kind of the prospect of if you are at one of these protests and you think that a cctv on the street corner or an officer with the body camera could be scanning the entire crowd, whether or not it's even happening is just the prospect that that is a realistic possibility is going to chill first amendment speech and is going to chill participation, and that's really, really problematic in the absence of rules. and that clearly cannot happen. you're going to have that effect. on misidentification, one thing i definitely want to mention is that there is not just a risk in general, but specially a risk for certain demographics. there have been studies a lot of great work out of mit that there are much higher rates of misidentification for women and people of color. and that is the sort of impact you're going to see a facial recognition. i mean that can cause a lot of problems you know, through using this to stop people, to rest people. if it ever is a justification for the use of force, if it is used in investigations, you're going to augment this impact and harms to communities of color

. >> have mountain of evidenced cctv tape -- showing that he was doing it. >> look, here is the thingy they dismissed the case right so he is a free man innocent. >> -- wait a minute, police chief unions are saying hey federal government get in probe this this is transparentlying miscarriage of justice who would with smollett sue fbi still investigating him, reportedly for you know sending that hit a letter to himself. >> look, i truly hope he is not the beating himself up much over this right a joke, by the way,. [laughter] his, here is what i think, on this issue, the states attorney leaks horrible. and forget about the rich or using influence all that stuff. elizabeth: you can't forget it wait a minute there is a -- >> you are supposed to do justice, this man if what he was alleged to have done i want to say, what alleged to have done threw monkey wrench all people wrongfully convicted every year police officers, have lied then this guy, creates a investigation. >> why do you say in a where do you think the charges were dropped? >> this is -- only thing i can think of at this point

these cctv images show what the authorities are up against when it comes to tackling knife crime on thepull a knife or a gun on me. like, it's normal. it normal in nottingham. these violent attacks across the uk all happened in broad daylight, amid concerns that the victims and perpetrators are getting younger. nearly every day, nearly every other day, we are having someone come and who's been the victim of knife violence. one night i had six stabbings, and that was in a 12 hour period from seven till seven. this programme has been given unrestricted access to nottinghamshire's police knife crime unit. the only force outside of london with a dedicated knife crime task force. we are on an operation with officers targeting the criminals, targeting the streets of nottinghamshire. and it's not long before reports come in of a man with a deadly weapon. last year, on average, police dealt with 17 knife incidents per week. incidents involving knives, i would say, average about two a day within a 24—hour period. sometimes that goes higher, usually in the summer months, and sometimes that goes l

we saw cctv footage during the trial showing the attack.s jailed, adam cech and at the a bottle containing a sulphuric acid solution and spraying out onto the face and arm of the little boy. he suffered serious burns but thanks to the swift action of passers—by and paramedics he has made a good recovery but his mother has said he will be scarred for life that we have just had statements from various people including west murcia police who said it was an unbelievable crime. it was someone he was supposed to be looking after the child he was responsible for the attack. afterwards i spoke to the superintendent and put it to him that it was perhaps more than a custody battle, it was more to do with ideas about honour attacks within a culture of the afghan nation from which the father came. as part of a thorough police investigation we tested a number of hypotheses and motives which may have existed as to why the three—year—old child ultimately got hard. 0verand three—year—old child ultimately got hard. over and above everything else what it sta

the prospect of if you are at one of these protests and you think a cctv is at a street body camera of an officer could be scanning the crowd -- whether it is happening or not, the prospect that it is a realistic possibility will chill first amendment speech and chill participation in those events. that is problematic. rules, younce of have that effect. on misidentification, i want to not just at there is risk in general but for certain demographics. there has been a lot of great work done at m.i.t. showing there are higher rates of misidentification for women and people of color. that will be the impact on facial recognition. it can cause a lot of problems if you are using this to stop people, arrest people. if it is ever used as a justification for a use of force. if it is used in investigations, you will augment the impact and harm to communities of color. we should think about it also outside of the law enforcement context. facial recognition could be used for public sector employment to conduct background checks and conduct survey -- security clearances. if you have a disproportio

around the rivers, that is fine but let's ensure there is more fencing and better lighting, and that cctve captured islamic state fighter who married shamima begum tells the bbc he wants to return to the netherlands with the london schoolgirl and their newborn son. a 17—year—old boy in greater manchester has become the latest teenager to be stabbed to death, less than 24 hours afterjodie chesney, also 17, was killed in romford. here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. news of storm freire getting ever closer? yes, she is heading our way later today. likely to impact a good part of england and wales, there could be some travel disruption and damage, thatis some travel disruption and damage, that is a developing story later today and overnight tonight, coming from this mass of cloud, this huge shield. we will see some shape in the cloud. a sure sign that the weather is going to get a lot worse. already we have seen outbreaks of rain coming from that cloud. it will arrive across northern england, we have had sunshine so far there today. rain and drizzle though on the south coast,

police are now looking in particular at the cctv footage which was captured, they believe several hundredy it was not billed as a teenagers' disco, they're trying to get to the bottom of how the crush occurred. pa rents a re bottom of how the crush occurred. parents are being encouraged to talk to their young children to get them to their young children to get them to talk to the police, anyone who took any videos or photos on their phone should not post them on social media, instead they should give them to officers. the paramedics who were here last night, doctors and police officers, have all said, no matter how much you are trained for something like this, coming across a scene as distressing as this one last night, there is a limit as to how much you can be prepared for that. there's a real sense of a sombre mood in the town today. shocking, thank you so much. contestants are "chewed up and spat out", there is "zero care" and "now something terrible has happened again". that's what former love island contestant has told the sun today after the death of reality television star mike th

the moment an endangered rothchid‘s giraffe gave birth to her calf has been caught on cctv at chesterng. well, we had a lovely start to the day with sunshine across most central and eastern parts of england through this morning, it was quite chilly, a bit of a frost across scotla nd chilly, a bit of a frost across scotland and northern england. but look at that lovely scene in north tyneside this morning. further west, a rather different story. you can see from the satellite imagery the bright lights of the uk disappearing as we have clouds moving on from the west, the cloud is moving across all areas and giving us this sunday halo, the higher cloud in the sky moving through the serious cloud, giving that optical reflection. some rain across northern ireland continues into scotland, north—west england, wales, the southwest, summerhill snowe in western scotland. eventually the rain moves into east anglia and the south—east, it has been quite catchy and polite and there will be brighter skies in northern ireland. maximum temperatures up to around eight or 11 celsius. —— sam hill snow in

this cctv footage shared and viewed by millions of people was heartbreaking.. his owners drove off and left him. i was quite shocked, yeah. i watched it and it really pulled on the heartstrings. to abandon such a nice dog. but it all turned out well and maybe they didn't understand that the rspca would re— home strays and so maybe it was an act of stupidity rather than cruelty. but yeah, he certainly hasn't left any long—lasting effects on him, as you can see. he was rescued by the rspca, given that a snoop and in the process of treating him and finding him a new home began. it took a bit of time to know what would be the right home to him because he was obviously very nervous and what had happened to him had affected him quite a lot and we could tell that to we spent a bit of time getting to know him and then laurence got in touch with us and it is sounded like the perfect owner for snoop. touch with us and it is sounded like the perfect ownerfor snoop. we found the right home for him. he's got a home for life now with lawrence and it's brilliant. such was th

cctv footage shows a thief, at the bottom of the picture, covering the victim's mobile phone with a piece the district line eastbound from earls court to barking, after overrunning engineering work. on the m25 there are southbound delays for traffic heading towards the qe2 bridge, following a collision on the approach tojunction 31. westbound traffic on the a406 nth circular is slow towards the clockhouse interchange in palmers green. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. we had another rather wet and windy night and this morning the met office has another weather warning in place once again for the high winds. gusting up to 55 mph expected. the rain will gradually clear. the gusts of wind will clear. they will ease a little through the afternoon. maybe one or two showers but some bright dispels, quite a bit of cloud. temperatures not too bad. a maximum of 14 celsius. overnight, a repeat performance to last night's. starting off a reasonably light and then the rain and the winds strengthening. another wet and windy start to friday. temperatures between seven and nine celsius o

three—year—old but her older son and older daughter as well, and the jury, during the trial, which is shown cctvde a full recovery as a result of the treatment. there was also some praise for staff in home bargains, who acted quickly to wash acid off. that certainly helped, along with the paramedics who quickly responded to the 999 calls, which were also discussed in court. we have had a seven—week trial here at worcester crown court. and now we have got six of seven verdicts. six people, including the three—year—old's father, had been convicted of plotting this acid attack last summer. sentencing may well take place this afternoon. they are still deliberating on one final defendant. depending on what happens this afternoon, we may get to hear what happened with the six people convicted of the attack. phil mackie bringing us the latest from worcester crown court. today, thousands of 11 to 18 year olds across the uk will take part in the bbc‘s young reporter news day, providing them with the skills they need to understand the media and tell the stories that matter to them. jayne mccubbin went to

cctv, gps on his phone, everything didn't add up, obviously showed he made up this attack, blamed president trump with the reference of maga and this is a remarkable turn-about. manuel, the chicago mayor, says he wants all evidence from this case to be made public so that everyone can make a judgment by themselves. doesn't it sound familiar? this is ridiculous. liz: you feel bad for the two gentlemen accused, right? falsely accused. stuart: this is just an example of where the rich, the powerful, the famous, the celebrities, send a couple texts to a prosecutor and five weeks later, all strings are dropped. don't talk to me about the effect of the elites and their influence on our judicial system, please. i'm fit to be tied this morning. liz: off we go. stuart: good start to the show. here we go. michigan democrat rashida tlaib continues to push for the impeachment of president trump. congressman scott tipton is with us, republican from colorado. look, congressman, these investigations, they're not going to go away, they're not going to stop. is there anything that you, republicans in the ho

just kind of the prospect of if you're at one of the protests and you think that a cctv on the streetor an officer with a body camera could be scanning the entire crowd and identifying them, whether that's even happening or not, just the prospect that that is a realistic possibility is going to chill first amendment speech and chill participation and that's really, really problematic. in the absence of rules that shows that it clearly cannot happen, you're going to have that effect. on misidentification, one thing i definitely want to mention is it's not just a risk in general, it's especially a risk for certain demographics. there have been studies, a lot of great work out of m.i.t. have shown there are higher rates of misidentification for women and people of color and that's the impact you're going to see on facial recognition. i mean that can cause a lot of problems for if you're using those stop people, arrest people f it ever is a justification for use of force, if it's used in investigations you're going to augment impact and harms to communities of color and i think we also sh

at the moment we have an open mind, certainly from viewing some of the cctv.with caution. that is what we're looking at the moment. trying to see why the crush occurred. certainly it appears to be at the moment a crush. people have fallen and then fatally injured. what can you tell us about this event? should the teenagers have been there? was it for young people? it wasn't a specific persons' event, there will be a full investigation. it was a st patrick's disco, not a teenager disco, and that will form part of the investigation. there are reports of young people having collapsed at this event before the crush took place. what can you tell us about that? so we don't know why they were on the ground. certainly, there was a large crowd of people and people trying to get up, we can see that from some of our videos. that will form part of the enquiry. we have to establish exactly how they died under circumstances running up to it. i would appeal to any young person who was here last night to talk through this with your parents this morning, come and talk to us. c

you can see subsequently in the cctv co m e boy.fer permanent scarring. the mother gave evidence during the trial via video link. she said she had been in an abusive relationship when she left her husband the first time, and then again later he had threatened to take her life as well as the children, as a result of her divorce proceedings against him. there has been a seven—week trial here and today the jury, after two days of deliberations, convicted the father of planning the attack and also a number of other individuals, two best friends who were afghan nationals like him, saied hussini, andjabar nationals like him, saied hussini, and jabar paktia, also jan dudi nationals like him, saied hussini, and jabar paktia, alsojan dudi and norbert pulko and adam cech, the man we saw in the cctv spraying the acid on the three—year—old boy. theresa may has told mps that there will be a knife crime summit in the next few days to try to find solutions to the "cycle of violence that has shocked us all the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said the

the police are currently looking at cctv to diolch yn fawr footage filmed any hotel which could holdw this started. as you had from the constable, police think several hundred people were waiting to getan several hundred people were waiting to get an to the venue. it is not clear that the moment whether there we re clear that the moment whether there were more than that waiting to get an all—weather venue was under capacity, all that will form part of the police investigation but no matter how the crash happened at is devastating news for this community, very tight—knit, a very quiet tone. look what i present tips have been coming and going making the point that cookstown is not at all used to hearing this sort of news particularly since the northern ireland troubles ended 20 years ago. people cannot believe what they have heard overnight that two boys and a girl, to 17—year—olds and a 16—year—old lost their lives last night. very distressing for everyone involved particularly the friends and family of those youngsters, and some of those who have their last eight are no witnesses and

please have released a cctv image of the amount they are looking for, gokman tanis.to approach him and security has been stepped up in the area with schools and mosques told to shut their doors with the terror threat race to the highest level. this is what police had to say. translation: this morning and utrecht there have been shootings in several locations, first and foremost i thoughts are with the victims. so far, somethings are unclear but the local authorities are working establish some facts and the perpetrator is on the run. under the perpetrator is on the run. under the command of local authorities the police and other agencies priorities is finding that perpetrator. anna holligan is in utrecht for us the latest is to be confirmed dead but there is little doubt there is one person they are looking for.l 37—year—old man who authorities are asking people not to approach. we have heard the dutch prime minister speaking during a short news conference saying all efforts are now focused on finding this suspect. this is the location where the shooting took place on

police are looking at cctv footage which ca ptu red are looking at cctv footage which captured imageses are say people should not be put off, they should bring forward any information they have to the police, any eyewitness accounts, footage or pictures on their mobile phones, because at the moment what is most important is simply finding out what led to the crush here claimed three lives. the war in afghanistan is now america's longest war. but in recent months us officials have been engaged in talks with the taliban. president trump has also asked the pentagon to look at options for a potential us military withdrawdal. that's despite a record number of afghan soldiers and civilians being killed. jonathan beale reports from afghanistan. we are out on patrol with afghan special forces. this, the first time the country's elite troops have allowed western media to join them without us support. we have travelled into a province that is taliban territory. our escort says this area has recently been cleared of the enemy but that is not what these locals say. this man says it is not safe. h

location where this one was found, so we can assume, using what we have just been talking about, using cctvem, clearly a concern that there are other packages out there, that have not been discovered, not yet open, perhaps sent to other transport hubs, these are three very obvious london hubs and there are others around the uk. thank you very much. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come: flipping out over shoes. do yours land the right way up? britain s most senior police officer has contradicted the prime minister by linking the rise in violent crime to cuts in police numbers. there were 285 knife killings in all last year in the uk. nottinghamshire police is the only force outside london to have a dedicated knife crime unit. noel phillips spent the day with them. de specialist officers are responding to reports of a man with a deadly weapon, the bbc has been given exclusive access to nottinghamshire police's knife crime unit, the only force outside of london with a dedicated knife crime task force. this 20—year—old was stabbed to death on the streets of nottingham last september.

this is a cctv image of the two alleged attackers.tances to attack him in a chicago street injanuary to promote his career. he'd originally been charged with 16 counts, but they've all gone. chicago's mayor has just called this a whitewash. here's jussie smollett speaking after the decision. i want you to know that, not for a moment, was it in vain. i have been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. i would not be my mother's son if i was capable of one drop of what i have been accused of. the state attorney's office says... that's quite a shift from what the chief said at the time. empire actorjussie smollett took advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career. i'm left hanging my head and asking why. why would anyone, especially an african—american man, use the symbolism of a noose to make false accusations? it's fair to say the court's decision today took him by surprise. do i thinkjustice was served? no. myjob as a police officer is to investigate the ensign, gather the facts and evidence and