the subject wasn't wine and roses on those cliffs.s divorce. >> she was going to go through with it, yes, absolutely. >> jody's longtime friend told detectives that jody had been determined to take her 10-year-old son jonathan and leave her husband. she was convinced stephen had been cheating on her. >> she couldn't prove anything but women called the house and sometimes they'd call and hang up on her. >> in fact, lynam learned jody had served her husband divorce papers on september 8th, 1992. less than two weeks later, she was dead at the base of the palisades. the timing made them even more eager to talk to the widower scharf. >> there was a sit-down with mr. scharf. he's consented to talk. right? >> yes. >> two days after his wife's death stephen scharf was freely answering detective's question, yes, he told them he and his wife were talking divorce as they had sometimes done during their tempestuous marriage, and it was true there were other women. >> he told us they had an open marriage, he actually said he had been with 50 or 60

if jody had tumbled, why hasn't she hit the side of the cliffs? there was no blood or hair anywhere on the rocks. and the location of jody's body seemed off to cioffi. way off. >> she was like 30 to 40 feet away from us to the north. a person falls offer the cliff usually they're going to go south or they're going to go right down. should have been right down where i got off the ropes. >> reporter: someone else was scratching his head about that night for different reasons. it had to do with steven's behavior while the search was under way. officer walter serrie was surprised steven was willing to leave the lookout as rescuers were still looking for jody. did he give any indication, i don't want to leave, my wife could still be alive down there? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: serrie says he couldn't believe how willingly steven sharp got into his patrol car. >> if i tell you if it was my wife, girlfriend, they would have to pry me away. >> he willingly got into your patrol car. >> without a word state. >> reporter: stranger still how calm the hus

so what happened was let me show you the cliff, look behind me. went flying off this cliff. they don't know why. they estimate he fell about 150 feet and landed in the ocean of the he was able to get himsel out of the car and swim or climb over to the rocks and wait for rescuers to repel down to him. they estimate he was down there for about an hour and a half. the luckiest part for him, not only he survived, of course, but someone witnessed him going off the cliff. rescuers say when they reach a car that crashed, it's been there for hours, if not days because no one witnessed it because this is such a remote area, but someone saw him go over and got down to him in an hour an and a half, the man complained about being cold. they say he was suffering, but the neck and back were okay, did not complain of pain. hard to believe. miraculous given what he experienced. they took him to the hospital to get him checked out but say he's in fair condition. at this time, rescue crews at the scene did not know his age or hometown. they say there was a bit of a language barrier or perhaps

the barrister then asked, would you apologise to sir cliff?sorry he went through such a difficult time. he was then asked, sir cliff is in court, would you apologise to him? the judge then stepped in to end this line of questioning. he later added, i accept the distress he feels, i don't accept it was caused by me uniquely. obviously south yorkshire police were part of that, and my colleagues at the bbc who were part of the story as well. i don't believe i was at fault. i just reported the facts of the story. mrjohnson denied the bbc‘s use of a helicopter to take pictures of the police searching sir cliff richard's flat was intrusive. i thought it was useful to tell people what was going on. but he was pressed by the singer's barrister about why there hadn't be more discussions about sir cliff richard's privacy. the barrister asked him about an e—mail he wrote referring to the singer as a celebrity paedo. mrjohnson said it was just shorthand to a close colleague and he had always been professional and fair when reporting this story. sir cliff

sir cliff richard's barrister?he sing at all. you said you don't have to be sherlock holmes to conclude this looks like potentially a pretty flimsy complaints, do your? mr johnson replied, i'm not sherlock holmes, i am johnson replied, i'm not sherlock holmes, iam not johnson replied, i'm not sherlock holmes, i am not the police. that's theirjob. but given they had decided to take this forward, to ta ke decided to take this forward, to take it seriously, to take it to the next stage, i couldn'tjust ignore what they were doing. the bbc was criticised for using a helicopter to film the search of his flat. mr johnson plaint issues about sir cliff richard's brevity were considered by those higher up, his bossesin considered by those higher up, his bosses in london this was a story involving allegations of a serious nature against a figure of the highest profile, against the backdrop of a number of other allegations being made against celebrities, some having been jailed, guilty as a result of other victims coming forwa

sir cliff richard was clear about the impact he claims this has all had.i still do". the duke of edinburgh has left hospital after hip replacement surgery. prince philip, who's 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light following his absence at an easter service at windsor. he went into hospital ten days ago. the parents of alfie evans,the terminally ill boy at the centre of a right to life battle, will bring a new appeal to the high court on monday. hundreds protested outside alder hey hospital in liverpool last night, becausejudges had ruled his life support could be turned off today. but treatment will now continue until the outcome of the fresh appeal. jaguar land rover is to cut 1,000 jobs at plants in the west midlands. the company is blaming a fall in demand for new diesel vehicles, and a weakening of consumer confidence due to the uncertainty caused by brexit. peter plisner has the details. ten yea rs ten years agojaguar land rover almost went bust, indian firm tata bought the company and since then has gone from s

so what happened was let me show you the cliff, look behind me. went flying off this cliff. they don't know why. they estimate he fell about 150 feet and landed in the ocean of the he was able to get himsel out of the car and swim or climb over to the rocks and wait for rescuers to repel down to him. they estimate he was down there for about an hour and a half. the luckiest part for him, not

sir cliff was never arrested or charged. the bbc says its coverage was in the public interest.dent, lucy manning, reports. look who's here! sir cliff richard, with his friend gloria hunniford alongside him, heard the journalist who reported the police investigation into him strongly defend his right to run the story. what is the latest there, dan? the police search is still going on here... dan johnson was praised by his bosses for this reporting. they called it a gold—plated scoop. the story, he explained in court, wasn't about sir cliff richard being guilty but about the police investigation, and he claimed although it could be damaging, it doesn't mean we don't have the right to tell people what the police were doing. sir cliff richard's barrister questioned why mrjohnson had felt the need to report the allegation against the singer at all. he said, "you don't have to be sherlock holmes to conclude this looks like potentially a pretty flimsy complaint, do you?" mrjohnson replied, "i'm not sherlock holmes, i'm not the police. that's theirjob. but given they had decided to tak

how much information about the search of cliff richard's flat police gave the bbc.r danjohnson was told the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick who is now retired from south yorkshire police made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had one month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't publish it then, but we would give him the details about the search. he was asked, did he force you into it? yes, he replied, really, yes. under cross—examination, it

cliff richard sues the bbc over an alleged invasion of privacy.entury's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked, and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for a sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world—best time for years to come. quite quietly, but quicker and quicker, she seemed just to slide away under the surface and disappear. very good to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has spoken to british and french leaders about possible military action in response to syria's alleged use of chemical weapons. the man who wants to be america's top diplomat, the us secretary of state, has

i could see the cameras are zooming cliff richard.ee the cameras are zooming in to show police rummaging through drawers, he said, ifelt police rummaging through drawers, he said, i felt disturbed and very upset, like watching burglars in my apartment going through my personal belongings. the singer was tearful at the beginning as he remembered seeing the bbc broadcast for the first time. he claims they portrayed him asa first time. he claims they portrayed him as a sex offender around the world before he had even been questioned by an world before he had even been questions 5.5553;— the =~ an— ~ , world before he had even been questions égfffizfi the singer m = world before he had even been questions gig the singer said = energetic performer, the singer said the allegation was the day after the broadcast. he was never charged or arrested and claims the bbc invaded his privacy. as sir cliff richard was finishing giving evidence he broke down in tears saying, iam not evidence he broke down in tears saying, i am not sure evidence he broke

very good, said sir cliff richard, about his first day in court.. lucy manning, bbc news. the fate of thousands of people from the commonwealth who arrived in the uk legally as children has been subject of an urgent diplomatic meeting today. despite having lived here and worked and paid taxes for decades, many now face possible deportation due to a lack of official paperwork. the home office says "they have no intention of making people leave who have the right to remain here". but it's thought some 50,000 people, who arrived by 1971, may be affected. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has been listening to some of their stories. last year while working as a special needs teaching assistant, the 66—year—old was let go. because he couldn't provide proof of his legal living status. when you heard the words in legal in and how did it make you feel? i fell to pieces inside, i didn't show it externally until i came home and i sat and i cried. how has it been over the last two yea rs how has it been over the last two years 01’ how has it

very good, said sir cliff richard, about his first day in court.ow. when you think of new york in the 1960s and ‘70s, one of the places that may come to mind is the chelsea hotel. it was a hangout for celebrities and artists including andy warhol, bob dylan and janis joplin. now, in an unusual auction, 50 of the hotel's doors are going up for sale. each one a memento of a new york that no longer exists. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. # i rememberyou # i remember you well in the chelsea hotel... famous and infamous. and iconic location on the streets of manhattan. the chelsea hotel has so many stories to tell. many of them we re many stories to tell. many of them were told behind these doors. they are not all that much to look at now. tattered, worn out and the paint is peeling. off that history was made in the rooms they opened on to. we have the door to edie sedgwick‘s room where anti—war whole film chelsea girls. thomas wolfe wrote the enormously popular novel look homeward angel, one of the great novels of the 20th century sentry. janis joplin a

sir cliff richard was never arrested 01’ raid taking place. never arrested or charged, the crown prosecution service dropped the case two years later. and he is suing the bbc for a breach of his privacy and is also seeking damages. in court today come his lawyer said, what happened on that day can only be described as a media circus. it was the work of one media organisation, he said, the bbc. and he went on to say, we are talking about intrusive footage and talking about intrusive footage and talking about serving it to the british public as a sensational news story. how lord rees must be spinning in his grave, he said. the bbc is expected to give its opening statement this over afternoon, it said it acted in good faith, and it was in the public interest to broadcast what it did. we expect sir cliff richard to give evidence himself in court tomorrow. the international chemical weapons watchdog has backed the uk's assessment of what substance was used to poison the former spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in salisbury. scientists at po

dan johnson cliff richard says was a breach of his privacy.t no time did anyone from south yorkshire police question the presence of the helicopter or object to it being used. i took from their helpful aerial photograph which they had sent the previous day, and the suggestions that there would not be much to see on the street, that there were content for the helicopter to be used. now dan johnson is going to continue to be cross examined here" tomorrow morning from 10:30am. we know sir cliff richard is seeking damages at the very top end for a breach of his privacy but the bbc says they defend their coverage and say they reported it in good faith, it was accurate and they say they broadcast a denial from sir cliff richard at every opportunity. thank you very much. this is bbc news at five — the headlines: the prime minister apologises again — this time to mps for the government's treatment of the caribbean migrants. but she denied the decision to destroy landing records — was made when she was home secretary. sir cliff richard continues his le

sir cliff was not arrested or charged following an allegation of sexual assault.bbcjournalist who broke the exclusive story that the singer was being investigated and his flat searched by police in 2014. yes, this lunchtime the searches are still going on. police officers from south yorkshire police have been in this gated, private estate for more than two hours now. dan johnson reported from outside the singer‘s home. in the witness box, it was put to him that he didn‘t care a fig for sir cliff richard, that he was desperate not to lose an exclusive story. mrjohnson was asked by sir cliff richard‘s barrister if he accepted his story had caused the singer massive damage and distress. he replied, "i accept he has been upset and distressed." the barrister then asked, "are you prepared to apologise to him?" mrjohnson replied, "i am sorry he went through such a difficult time because of the investigation, the allegations." the barrister said, "he‘s in court, are you prepared to apologise to him?" the judge then intervened saying, "i don‘t think this helps anybody. we

but he went on to say that cliff richard, sir cliff richard's private life was shattered when the bbca boy under the age of16 in the abuse, against a boy under the age of 16 in the 1980s. the bbc covered the story. they had reporters outside his house in berkshire, they also used a helicopter and shot footage from there, including some of the footage which you could see a politician officer inside of sir cliff richard's apartment sifting through some of his belongings. sir chef richard at the time was in portugal watching this unfold on bbc news, he had never been questioned at the time, in connection with the allegation, he also was never arrested, and he was never charged. and the cps, the crown prosecution service dropped the case, two years later, so sir cliff richard says the bbc breached his privacy. we heard earlier on this morning from his barrister, in court today, who said that it was a very serious invasion of his privacy, there was no lawful justification for the bbc to cover the story in the way it did. he went on to say that a bbc news gathering tea m on to say that a bb

the bbcjournalist who broke the story about a police investigation into sir cliff richard has deniedim about the raid on the singer's home. in court, he also said that it was his bbc bosses that made decisions about the singer's privacy when deciding to cover the story in 2014. sir cliff is suing the broadcaster over its coverage of a police investigation into an allegation of sexual assault about which which he was never arrested or charged. our special correspondent lucy manning was in court. look who's here! sir cliff richard, with his friend gloria hunniford alongside him, heard the journalist who reported the police investigation into him strongly defend his right to run the story. what is the latest there, dan? the police search is still going on here... dan johnson was praised by his bosses for this reporting. they called it a gold—plated scoop. the story, he explained in court, wasn't about sir cliff richard being guilty but about the police investigation, and he claimed although it could be damaging, it doesn't mean we don't have the right to tell people what the police were

sir cliff richard was clear about the impact he claims this has had.t forever tainted," he said. "i still do." the government's national security advisor says russian military intelligence had been spying on sergei skripal and his daughter yulia at least five years before they were poisoned in salisbury in march. sir mark sedwill, in a letter to nato, says there's evidence russia hacked ms skripal‘s email account in 2013. tonight, the russian embassy in london said britain's treatment of the skripals amounted to forcible detention or imprisonment. 0ur security correspondent, gordon corera, has more details. nearly six weeks on, police cordons are still in place in salisbury, as the investigation continues. today, the government provided new details to press its case that russia was responsible. we already knew that the highest concentration of the nerve agent was found on the front door handle of sergei skripal‘s home, but today, in a letter to nato allies, britain's national—security adviser said that in the 2000s, russia began a programme to train sp

reporter: sir cliff, how was your first day? very good.bstantial damages from the bbc, who deny invading his privacy. lucy manning, bbc news. facebook has published new guidelines for the kind of content allowed on its site and created a process for individuals to launch appeals. facebook is trying to repair levels of trust following an alleged breach of data privacy by the british firm cambridge analytica. the release of facebook‘s new rules has drawn attention to the difficult work of thousands of its content moderators, who review millions of complaints every day about extreme material uploaded to the social media platform. angus crawford reports on life for those who often have to view some of the worst material online. report something you don't like on facebook, and it ends up at a place like this. behind the door, facebook‘s content moderators, looking at the worst the internet can offer, so you don't have to. they're people like laura... i remember i cried. ..who'd only talk to us anonymously. i realised how bad people can be. she

sir cliff richard was clear about the impact he claims this has all had. said. "i still do". lucy manning, bbc news. our legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, joins me. clive, why is this case so significant? privacy protection has grown a lot since the human rights act created a statutory right to privacy. we have a right to expect privacy in certain areas of our life, for instance our health. but if the media decide they wa nt to health. but if the media decide they want to report on that, they have to have an overriding public interest in doing so. this case is significant because it is the first time trial has looked at the privacy rights of suspects, the right for suspects not to be identified in the early stages of a police investigation. it is also the first case to look at the decision—making process of a national newsroom, this national newsroom, in deciding to namea national newsroom, in deciding to name a suspect. this is of particular importance in an internet age where if you name a suspect who turns out to be innocent, the damage to the

did not lead to sir cliff being arrested or charged.ood morning, sir. sir cliff richard had said it felt like seeing burglars go through his belongings when the bbc used a helicopter to film the police searching his flat in 2014. today, the bbc‘s head of news—gathering, jonathan munro, told the court he didn't have any concerns about pictures the bbc broadcast of the police raid using the helicopter. south yorkshire police have confirmed that they're searching a property in berkshire, owned by sir cliff richard... mr munro denied that these images, of police in blue gloves searching inside the flat, were intrusive and he claimed it was in the public interest, as police activity should, wherever possible, be public. sir cliff richard's barrister asked mr munro, "is it acceptable to use a camera, mounted on a helicopter, on private property, to spy into somebody else's home?" mr munro replied, "i wouldn't use the word ‘spy‘, but i think it is acceptable to be watching a police operation." he was asked, "is it acceptable to take footage th

cliff richard breaks down in court. scoop out for five britain has accused russia of spying onjulia scoop out for five years. she and her father were onjulia scoop out for five years. she and herfather were poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury in march. and russia claimed it as evidence that the apparent chemical attack on syria was a staged event carried out with the help of a foreign secret service. a 14—year—old girl, whose body was found in a park in wolverhampton, has been named by west midlands police as victoria sokolova. the lithuanian—born teenager was reported missing on wednesday. two boys, aged 16 and 17, have been arrested, on suspicion of murder and remain in custody. treatment will now continue until the outcome of that fresh appeal. a man and a woman have been arrested in connection with terrorism in london. the 27—year—old man was arrested in east london on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of a terrorist act. the woman — who is 2a — was arrested on suspicion of having informatio

as i say, sir cliff richard has been here in court listening to proceedings. thank you, helena lee.e van attack in toronto, in which ten people were killed coming up... ballroom hits the west end. we hear from the acclaimed film director baz luhrmann about his latest project. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, ding junhui's quest for a first world snooker title remains on course. the world number three is through to the second round in sheffield. the first statue of a woman in parliament square in london has been unveiled. the bronze cast honours dame millicent fawcett. in 1866, at the age of 19, she gathered signatures for the first petition calling for women to get the vote — a campaign that eventually succeeded more than 50 years later. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley is in parliament square. well, a little earlier there was a real sense of occasion here. people from all over the world of all ages filled these chairs and this square. some may be very shocked to hear that millicent fawcett is the first female statue to make it here to parliament square.

sir cliff richard was clear about the impact he claims this has had.on bbc world news, still to come... we will also have a full round—up of the sports news. pol pot is said to have died of natural causes. he and the movement he led were responsible for the deaths of 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where a playboy has gone on sign wait sail for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. editorial staff have gone into hiding. have expressed disgust. editorial staff have gone into hidingm have expressed disgust. editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that her only contest was with the clock. as for a sporting legacy, her competitors will be chasing the time for years to come. quietly, but quicker and quicker, she seemed just to slide away under the surface and disappear. lets get all of the sports news now. the two semi final draws for the two european football competitions on friday both pit the two favourites against each other in the last four. in the champions league, baye

sir cliff richard was never arrested or charged, as our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports.ed at court to hear more details about how a bbc helicopter came to film and broadcast pictures of the police searching his flat in 201a. the bbc and south yorkshire police disagree about how close their relationship was. the force's head of communications, carrie goodwin, admitted in court she had known nearly a month before the search the bbc was going to film officers going in to carry out the raid, and broadcast it as soon as it could. we understand there are eight officers here, they're from south yorkshire police... danjohnson was the bbc reporter who south yorkshire told the date and time of the search, the police claims under pressure. he was in court as the force was accused of telling him more, helping the bbc film police arriving when a press officer texted mrjohnson their location details. ms goodwin admitted she had seen this bbc report on the one o'clock news and no—one at south yorkshire police had contacted the bbc to object to the helicopter pictures. later that aftern

cliff richard ha5ju5t got for the moment, i think cliff richard has just got in that van behind you.ave a look at him as he went off! helena lee at the high court. let's catch up lee at the high court. let's catch up with the weather, a photograph, you've given it away by mentioning the name but that is sophie bray worth, our colleague, wa5 the name but that is sophie bray worth, our colleague, was completed an amazing marathon. —— sophie bray worth. in the most amazing conditions, temperatures of 45 cel5ius, i don't know how she does it. yesterday was the boston marathon, take a look at the boston marathon, take a look at the shots from the course, 4 degrees i5 the shots from the course, 4 degrees is started and the 5ubzero wind chill and it rained through much of it. which 5omeone chill and it rained through much of it. which someone is like. if you 5ee it. which someone is like. if you see the end 5hots some are quite happy, probably happy to have fini5hed happy, probably happy to have finished it! i don't know what you would prefer? a large screen and a bottle of something is a g

new information tonight about the mendocino family that plunged over a cliff. toxicology reports show a glimpse at the hours before the crash. we now know that jennifer hart was drunk when she drove her car over a cliff last month. the report also shows that her wife, sarah, and two of their adopted kids had a sedative in their systems. the harts and three of their kids were found dead after the car plunged off the cliff. three other kids are still missing. however , a body was recovered last week, but has yet to be positivley identified as one of the missing childeren also in mendocino county ... the sheriff now says searchers have located an adult female in the eel river--which may be connected to a family who disappeared while traveling from portland to the south bay. the family is from santa clarita, in southern california. witnesses say they saw a car plunge into the roaring river last friday during a torrential downpour. some of the family )s belongings and parts of their car were found in the river. this afternoon, crews found the adult female seven mile

it went over the cliff near devil's slide. the driver was taken to the hospital. kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >> reporter: this is where they immediately took the driver as soon as they pulled him from the water earlier this morning. unbelievably, first responders tell me the driver will be just fine after being treated for possible hypothermia. earlier this morning, witnesses say they saw a driver swerve along southbound highway 1 by devil's slide near montara just south of the tunnel. the driver swerved over the edge here and went down 150 feet off the cliff into the ocean. by the time first responders got to the scene, the minivan was completely submerged in the deep ravine. from chopper 5 you can see the dramatic rescue as they lowered down to the vehicle. the 38-year-old man the driver was able to climb out of the van and communicate with responders. he says he was the only person in the vehicle. >> unfortunatelywe did the rescue. >> reporter: chp san francisco is investigating how this could have happened. at this point, we don't know if driver was distract

lawyers for sir cliff richard tell the high court the bbc‘s coverage of a raid at his home was a seriousasion of privacy. and disappointment for england's zharnel hughes as he's denied 200 metres gold after being disqualified at the commonwealth games. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at five. as president trump's national security council meets to discuss possible military action in syria, theresa may is chairing an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss joining an american—led military strike. it's in response to the apparent chemical attack in douma at the weekend, suspected to have been carried out by the assad regime. the prime minister is said to be ready to commit uk forces to action, without pa rliament‘s prior approval. jon donnison reports. the might of america's military. this naval strike force now en route for the middle east. the white house says a final decision on military action in syria has not yet been taken but all options are on the table. we are looking very, very seriously, very closely at that whole situation and we will see what happens, folks, we will see

"very good," said sir cliff richard, about his first day in court.orst since records began 11; years ago. when the target was first introduced. the health watchdog nhs improvement says hospitals are continuing to face a "mammoth task" coping with rising numbers of patients. our health editor hugh pym has this report. patients on trolleys in crowded corridors, staff working flat out. scenes like these were common in hospitals across the nhs this winter. the latest a&e figures show that in england, things got even worse in march than in previous months. the pressures as acute as ever. nurses are struggling to deliver the quality they want to deliver, patients are frustrated because they are not getting the care they want. it's just a very difficult situation. the proportion of patients treated or assessed within four hours in a&e was the lowest over a year since records began in england. by march it was just 84.6% dealt with in that time. slightly higher was the latest figure for scotland, which was forjanuary, with 87.2% within four hours. whereas in

>>> an incredible scene at montara state beach after minivan plunged 137 feet down a steep cliff. right into the ocean. 38-year-old man just clinging to the rocks as waves crash overham, he was inside that vehicle driving along highway 101 around 8:00 a.m. when it happened. first responders rappelled down the cliff and pulled him to safe. >> hypothermic from being in the water and down there, claimed not to have any major injuries. >> after plunging 135 feet? man, tourist from asia, taken to the hospital. trying to figure out what happened. >> huey lewis and the news canceled his tour. replacement will be announced as soon as possible. >>> stray dog in richmond has a new set of wheels tonight. portia was hit by a car march 31st. that's her friend mystique in front of her. both from the martinez shelter where the medical team found her hind legs paralyzed got her own dog wheelchair, looking for forever home. >>> warriors into the playoffs tomorrow for sixth straight year. >> while they struggled in last weeks of the regular season, fans are confident. >> san francisco's city hall l

the barrister then asked, would you apologise to sir cliff?then asked, sir cliff is in court, would you apologise to him? the judge then stepped in to end this line of questioning. he later added, i accept the distress he feels, i don't accept it was caused by me uniquely. obviously south yorkshire police were part of that and my colleagues at the bbc who were part of the story as well. i don't believe i was at fault. i just reported the facts of the story. mrjohnson denied the bbc‘s use of a helicopter to take pictures of the police searching sir cliff richard's flat was intrusive. i thought it was useful to tell people what was going on. but he was pressed by the singer's barrister about why there hadn't be more discussions about sir cliff richard's privacy. the barrister asked him about an e—mail he wrote referring to the singer as a celebrity paedo. mrjohnson said it was just shorthand to a close colleague and he had always been professional and fair when reporting this story. sir cliff richard listened closely in court to the man who had

but sir cliff richard's barrister, justin washbrook qc, questioned her.ake a different view? she replied, yes, with the benefit of four years, and listening to sir cliff in this court, it has made me think other people may take a different view that this is intrusive. france unsworth also told court that she had given direction to colleagues in the newsroom not to show live footage from the helicopter. she was asked, why then were live picture shown at 3:a6pm that afternoon? i can only conclude it was a mistake, she said. she is continuing her evidence that afternoon. helena lee, bbc news, the high court. a 53—year—old man is in a critical condition after he was attacked outside anfield last night before liverpool's champions league semi—final against roma.. the victim has been named as sean cox from dunboyne in county meath in ireland. he is being treated in hospitalfor a head injury. two men from rome have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. our sports correspondent david ornstein is at the anfield stadium in liverpool. roma fans have a hist

today at 5:00pm — sir cliff richard tells a high court judge that he feared that bbc coverage of a raidn his home would lead to him suffering a heart attack or stroke. the singer is giving evidence in a case against the broadcaster — which he claims breached his privacy during a police raid on his home in 2014. we'll have the latest from the high court. the other main stories on bbc news at 5:00pm. claims by the government's national security adviser that russian special forces were trained to put nerve agent on door handles, as investigations continue into the salisbury spy poisoning. russia claims it has evidence that the apparent chemical attack in syria was a ‘staged event', carried out with the help of a foreign secret service. a thousand jobs are to go at britain's biggest carmaker, as jaguar land rover announces cutbacks at its plant in solihull. and dwaynejohnson takes on mutant monsters in an adaptation of the video game rampage. we'll look at this and the other big releases, later in the film review. it's 5 o'clock. sir cliff richard has begun giving evidence in the case he's

the dispute — how much information about the search of cliff richards‘s flat police gave the bbc.s lunchtime, the search is still going on... reporter danjohnson was told the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation, and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick, who is now retired from south yorkshire police, made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had a month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't publish it then, but we would give him the details about the search. he was asked, did he force you into it? yes,

. >>> family killed after their suv went off the cliff. -- a cliff. the decline. according to the c-h-p... vehicle thefts fell 6-point-2 percent in 20-17. car thefts went down in san francisco by 13- percent. contra >>> vehicle thefts are on the decline that they fell 6.2% in 2017. car thefts went down in san francisco by 13%. will county that did see an increase was napa county. they were up 30% extract tesla stock continue to plunge. today learned lost about 5%. the electric car company is recalling more than 100,000 of its model as sedans and on sunday the ntsb criticize them for releasing details of a crash that killed him driver before the investigation is over. >>> autonomous drones and cars and now tractors. merely gets up close with the new tech that could be a major game changer for the farming and construction industries.>> the bay area company is the only company doing autonomous construction. we have three track loaders that the move in grade materials all on their own.>> i think you will see autonomous equipment commonplace on construction sites befor

sir cliff was not arrested or charged following the investigation. today. this morning we have been hearing from a solicitor representing sir cliff richard, gideon benaim. he told the court that after the police raid on the apartment in 2014 and after the bbc broadcast of that, that their workload increased massively after that. he said there we re massively after that. he said there were many online false allegations being made about stop cliff richard in connection with that and their workload increased massively. under cross—examination by the bbc barrister gavin miller qc he was asked, what do something particular that encouraged third parties to do that. he was referring to the false allegations online. he replied, the fa ct allegations online. he replied, the fact the investigation was given publicity led to a massive increase and gave an air of authority to conspiracy theorists and strolls to have a field day and make all sorts of spurious allegations. we know that the cliff richard is seeking damages from the bbc at the very top end, his lawy

how much information about the search of cliff richard's flat police gave the bbc.ld the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick who is now retired from south yorkshire police made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had one month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't publish it then, but we would give him the details about the search. he was asked, did he force you into it? yes, he replied, really, yes. under cross—examination, it was put to him tha

. >> they said she fell off a cliff. her mother said they were wrong. >> i was screaming to them, these are defensive wounds. >> no witnesses, no weapon, nothing left behind but a stranger's dna. >> we no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> they had no suspect, but for years her mother kept fighting to find bonnie's killer. >> bonnie's mother continues her own crusade. >> then after more than a decade of searching, a phone call. >> they got information there was a match. >> can we get a conviction on just the dna? >> and there was something else, something about bonnie herself. >> it was almost like she knew something. >> good evening and welcome to "dateline." we often see headlines about dna evidence exonerating the innocent. it seems we hear less about how dna is used to track down the guilty. in a story you're about to see, a sample found on a murdered young woman was sent to the national database. 12 years after she was killed, it turned up a match. one profile out of 5 million matching a man

sir cliff richard's barrister asked ms unsworth, "what about personality and reputation?ssociate a famous person with an allegation of that kind is likely to leave notjust a cloud but possibly an indelible stain on their character." ms unsworth replied, "it certainly occurred to me that we were doing a fairly momentous thing in relation to a high—profile figure, but i also felt," she said, "there were strong reasons as to why the bbc should do so — strong public—interest reasons for naming a suspect in a police investigation." south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliff richard... ms unsworth denied these helicopter pictures of police searching the flat were intrusive, but she accepted, with the benefit of looking back four years and, she said, listening to sir cliff in court, it's clear the footage now seemed intrusive to other people. she claimed, because the bbc had accurate information from south yorkshire police about a high—profile figure, it was right to report. ms unsworth said, "my instincts tell me tha

new details about an suv that plunged off a cliff near the bay area and killed an entire family. >>> good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. new details on this tragic case that's caught the attention of people across the country, and now it appears the driver may have intentionally driven that car off the cliff. marianne favro has the latest. >> it's a difficult case that's attracted national attention. i talked with investigators tonight and there was no physical evidence the suv hit something. in fact, evidence indicates the vehicle sped off the cliff with no attempt to brake. >> there was no tire marks, b e burros in the gravel pullout, no physical evidence at the location. >> reporter: highway patrol investigators now believe the driver of the suv carrying a family of eight may have intentionally sped off a cliff last week. tonight the chp says it appears the washington state family's suv may have gone from being stopped at a pullout to possibly accelerating up to 90 miles an hour, and then plunging off the cliff. >> it's an overturned vehicle, 11:

obviously not the spot where the van went over the cliff. is it time for something more substantial than these patchwork barriers? >> we concluded that we should put up a barrier for a two-mile length along devils slide and we are trying to upgrade the guard rail to make improvements as we can without disturbing the character of the area.>> reporter: i went back to take a closer look at what caltrans said after the last two deaths. they said at the spot they are looking at and would like to do some more expensive protection of the cliffside but they just have to figure out how to make it work. you have to wonder if today's accident doesn't speed this process up even faster. live on highway one. wilson walker, kpix5.>>> clear skies on the coastline, clear skies over san francisco bay. it's excellent. highs in the 70s today. it gets warmer for some of you tomorrow. napa, concord 74 and 73. you hit 70 degrees in san jose. close in fremont. 63 in san francisco. 61 in half moon bay. berkeley bay festival, it's going to be warm in the upper 60s wi

as it went off the side of this cliff. you know, it appears that person was standing off to the side, just a short -- kari, you're in our shot, not to surprise you there, but that person was off to the side and they managed to get to them. now they've got to get them up the cliff side. >> we monitor what's going on here. we've gotten a tweet we just received there. we can put that up. this is from cal fire and it says units at the scene of a cliff rescue near devils slide. and as you can see right there. we want to go back to that shot of that rescue going on right now as this is happening. this is highway 1, devil's slide. we've been talking about there. you know there have been crews that have been going down this just rough terrain here to try to rescue that person. we don't know how many people were inside that vehicle at the time of this crash. but we did -- it does look like they are trying to rescue one person that made it on -- out of that car and on to the rocks there on the side. you can just see how strong the c

the cliff on purpose. the suv was carrying an entire family. >> now more on the investigation and how investigators came to that conclusion. >> no skid marks, no burrows in the gravel pullout. no physical evidence at the location. >> reporter: california highway patrol investigators now believe the driver of the suv carrying a family of eight may have intentionally sped off a cliff last week. the chp says it appears the washington state family's suv may have gone from being stopped at a pullout to possibly accelerating up to 90 miles an hour and then plunging off the cliff. officers recovered the bodies of jennifer and sarah hart, and three of their six adopted children. search teams are still trying to find three other children believed to have been in the vehicle. police searched the family home on thursday, investigators retrieved computers, credit cards and bank statements. it is not the first time the family has been in the news. in 2014, one of their sons was famously photographed hugging a police of

crews are looking for three children still missing after their s-u-v plunged off a cliff. investigators >>> a search-and-rescue operation is under way on the mendocino county coastline looking for three children still missing afternoon their suv went over a cliff. investigators now say that one of the parents was apparently spotted at a business in fort bragg before the crash. police are now trying to determine what jennifer hart may have been doing there. her suv went over a cliff on highway 1. another driver spotted the wreckage about a week ago. jennifer hart, sarah hart and three adopted children all died in the crash. search teams are now looking for the other three children who are still missing. >>> protests over teacher salaries and school funding are spreading. teachers in arizona this morning wore red shirts while staging what they called a walk-in outside schools in the phoenix area. the demonstration took place before the schoolday started. teachers are calling for an increase in classroom funding as well as a pay raise. >> meanwhile, teachers in oklahoma are n

cliff richard was neither arrested or charged with any offence.clive coleman. remind us of what this case is about. just fill in our viewers on what the case is about, clive. people will remember in 2014 when south yorkshire police raided sir cliff richard's home it's an apartment in a gated community, sir cliff was not there, he was in portugal but the bbc was there with camera crews, one of which was then a helicopter and a broadcast pictures of the raid and it identified sir cliff as a suspect in an allegation of historical sexual abuse. bbc correspondent dan johnson had arranged with south yorkshire police to be at the location. sir cliff, as you say comedy was never arrested or charged, he then sued both south yorkshire police and the bbc for breach of privacy and breach of data prep section, south yorkshire police settled the case by paying substantial damages to sir cliff and apologising to him for the humiliation. while the bbc has apologised to sir cliff for the distress it does stand by its right to broadcast the material that it broadca

grizzly peak in oakland, white prius had gone over a cliff to the bottom. missing woman drove a white prius, not released the name yet, don't know what caused crash or when it happened. boyfriend reported her missing earlier this week. >> told my son this, yeah, he knew this too. grizzly peak, she may have gone off a cliff. >> boyfriend in hawaii this week, cutting vacation short to return to the bay area. >>> health officials confirming six cases of measles in the bay area. confirmed five the past month. another case reported in alameda county. officials say make sure you have measles vaccine but threat to the public is very low. >> arnold schwarzenegger is out of the hospital, got valve replaced. at home and doing well. tweeted updates from hospital state, including lines from the "terminator" movies. >>> silicon valley comic con is in town, star-studded. >> katie marzullo from the convention center. >> reporter: hundreds of costumed fans transported from real world to fantasy land. from "star wars" to movie stars to tv legends. >> never been off the air

it appears it went straight off the cliff. two mothers and three of their children perished in the crash. three other children still missing. no suicide note was found at the home in washington state. investigators are evaluating items found during the search. >>> hollywood is remembering a giant in the television business. producer steven bochco died sunday after a long battle with leukemia. bochco created "hill street blues" and "nypd blue" and "l.a. law." he was no, i am nature ed -- he was nominated for a primetime emmy 30 times. he is survived by his wife and three children. he was 74. >> influence on almost every night of the week in primetime. >>> spring is finally arrived and in the south winter refusing to leave. let's bring in meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> if it helps, i will start off we will have temperatures by mid week in the 60s. we have a way to go. we have snow to go through here and we are talking about several inches of accumulation. the winter weather advisory which would not be a big deal, but it is the f