resort dan johnson's reported _ clashing with police?s reported earlier that showed the clashes in liverpool. we understand that there are still people on the streets of liverpool but certainly, it is very much done there. liverpool, to liverpool is their have a section 60 order given their have a section 60 order given the police special powers to deal with crowds in certain areas. perhaps, people are listening to that. in, as you mentioned, the home secretary said... i that. in, as you mentioned, the home secretary said. . ._ secretary said... i don't mean to interact but _ secretary said... i don't mean to interact but we _ secretary said... i don't mean to interact but we are _ secretary said... i don't mean to interact but we are showing - secretary said... i don't mean to| interact but we are showing some fitted at the moment and you mentioned elio about a policeman being pushed of his bike. we can see that now and we believe that that is in liverpool circulating on social media. as you can see, it was a stationary bike and the pol

dan johnson, bbc news, liverpool.esident nicolas maduro says he will not accept the opposition�*s attempt to "usurp the presidency," as protests continue across the country. venezuela's opposition leader, maria corina machado, led a mass rally in caracas on saturday, defying government calls for her arrest. she urged her supporters to continue protesting peacefully and said the government led by mr maduro has lost all legitimacy since sunday's disputed elections. ms machado went into hiding earlier this week after accusing maduro and his party of defrauding the opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalez, of a clear victory. the us secretary of state antony blinken spoke over the phone with the opposition on friday. in a statement, he said... an analysis by the associated press of vote sheets released by the opposition suggests edmundo gonzalez received 6.89 million votes, nearly half a million more than the government says mr maduro won. more than 1000 opposition demonstrators had been arrested since protest began. here's

in liverpool, our reporter dan johnson witnessed the protests and sent this report.owns and cities, the police have been stretched, fighting running battles. this was the scene in blackpool this afternoon. and here's how protests turned to violence in hull city centre. there have been injuries, but mostly to police officers. they struggled to maintain order in liverpool, where two counter demonstrations clashed near the waterfront. antifascist protesters confronted around 1,000 from the far right, chanting anti—immigrant slogans. the police are now forcing back the antifascist demonstrators. they're trying to create a bit of space between the two sides. watch how this motorbike officer was treated. merseyside police described this as serious disorder, and the home secretary is promising action nationwide. we will give the police all the backing that they need in the actions that they are taking in response to this criminal disorder and thuggery, because it has no place on britain's streets. that's why we're ensuring there are additional prosecutors in place this week

dan johnson, here, but it has been sorely tested. danjohnson, bbc news, southport.d medals and currently sit fourth in the medals table. coming up... the amazing response to an nhs appealfor blood donors, after stocks dropped to record lows in england. coming to record lows in england. up on bbc news, a sign the coming up on bbc news, a sign that the olympics are approaching the halfway point, the athletics have started at the start difference in the first day featuring the fastest woman in the world. a soldier who became the face of a british army recruitment campaign has won damages and an apology from the army, after it admitted she had to work in an unacceptable environment where she experienced racism and sexism. kerry—ann knight said she suffered disgusting racism ever since she joined the army in 2011. but when she eventually lodged an official complaint, she was threatened with being lynched. she's been speaking for the first time to our defence correspondent jonathan beale. can you spot me? i can spot you. yeah. kerry—ann knight always knew she'd stand out,

as you saw from what dan johnson said earlier in terms of the protests taking place in liverpool, polices, greater stop and search powers, in order to deal with the unrest. in manchester, a dispersal notice has been authorised for the city centre and as you are seeing now, the scene in nottingham is something that is being replicated in city centres elsewhere and in many of them, i would put as they have said groups have been shouting slogans such as stop the boats and anti—immigration messages as well. in many cases, they have been countered with antiracist and antifascist demonstrations. last night, in sunderland, there were violent clashes which left four police officers injured and the home secretary said at those involved in the unrest will face the full force of the law. that is what happened in sunderland last night, they were seen on bbc news and on the website and across social media actually, images of violent unrest with cars being set alight and building into being, windows being smashed. the council in sunderland said that they believe that most of those causing chaos, in th

children who died — seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe — has been talking to our correspondent dan johnsonocess something so awful. and people are still struggling with everything that has hit the town this week. there's collective grief for three little girls, but at its heart are bereaved relatives, like elsie dot stancombe's great—aunt, jean. it is the first time we have spoken to one of the girl's family. i was giving elsie singing lessons because she takes after me. what was she like? she was lovely, she was so sweet and so, so gentle. so gentle. how do you think people will cope? i have no idea. i have no idea, people just coped in their own ways. ijust know that elsie's mum and dad are going to struggle. really struggle. those grieving and injured were the focus of friday prayers. we want those angels to remembered for what they wear, young and free, now they are dancing in the sky. on tuesday, this was the target of a riot and they are thanking the police and the community. we want to share with these people we love them very much. we respect them very much and we are part of them

our correspondent dan johnson is in liverpool. a much quieter night here in liverpool. of them who came out to protect, they said, their mosque, which has stood here for more than 120 years. on the other side of the road, there were perhaps about 100 people chanting anti—immigrant slogans, saying things like they wanted their country back. there were a few minor scuffles and the police had to get involved at one stge, a couple of things thrown but no serious disorder thrown, there are a huge number of police out on the streets, the helicopter as above. but of course, the focus of everything this week has been the tragic events in southport — and i was there earlier today, talking to people about how they're processing everything that has happened in that town since monday. five days isn't long to process something so awful. and people are still struggling with everything that has hit their town this week. there's collective grief for three little girls, but at its heart are bereaved relatives. like elsie dot stancombe's great aunt, jean. it is the first time we have spo

dan johnson, bbc news, liverpool. scenes of violence dominate the front pages of sunday's newspapers here in the uk. the sunday times writes �*riots engulf britain', warning that courts could sit overnight to prevent the number of arrests made during the demonstrations overwhelming them. the telegraph also leads on the courts, saying the government will meet senior members of the judiciary about bringing in emergency measures. the mail on sunday says the uk is facing what the paper calls a �*summer of discontent�*. the observer repeats the government�*s warning that rioters �*will pay the price�* for the wave of violence sweeping the uk. home secretary yvette cooper said the police would have the government�*s full support to take the strongest possible action. to the middle east next where hezbollah says it has launched dozens of rockets into israel from southern lebanon. the idf said about 30 rockets were fired into northern israel, but most of them were intercepted or landed in open areas. there have been no report

dan johnson, strength here, but it has been sorely tested. danjohnson, bbc news, southport.ack at the massive thunderstorms that developed during thursday across central england. these huge storms brought 35mm of rain to fairford in gloucestershire, in the space ofjust one hour. the result of downpours that intense and some of the heaviest i�*ve seen all year, was some severe flooding in parts of guildford. we also had reports of flooding elsewhere in surrey, hampshire and oxfordshire as well. now, looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, we�*ve got a weak weather front that�*s pushing its way eastwards across england and wales. with that there will be a bit of rain, but it�*ll turn increasingly light and patchy. maybe a few mist and fog patches around. fresherair, meanwhile, gets into scotland and northern ireland as the rain moves out of the way and clearer skies follow, so more comfortable conditions for the northwest of the uk. still quite humid in the east. that�*s where we start off the story on saturday, still with cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain for east

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dan gibbons: great. how about you yourself? i have asked this question of mayor johnsonnd the governor and others who have sat in the chair. we do our part to take the stigma away as well. how do you handle your own mental health? when you get a call in the middle of the night, it is never good. larry snelling: i just remove it for my soul. [laughter] just kidding. it is a little different for me. i have always taken on challenges and there are times i am a workaholic but i have learned to manage those things winding down with other things, reading something outside of police work every now and then. those things that help keep me grounded. i just had a grandson. [applause] dan gibbons: congratulations. larry snelling: i did not think my daughter would do it, she is 34 and she finally decided to go ahead and do it but it is those things, family, having conversations with family members, it keeps you grounded. and the focus here, the understanding is this. it is never about me. it is about something greater. if it is about me, i would worry more. i would worry more if i m

myself, and we will have dan bongino, eric prints one of the counter's neighbors and do that hearing on monday to try to get to the bottom of it running in parallel with mike johnson's task force with our good friends clay higgins and mark green on it. >> john: let me ask you about that, because it's being described as a "rogue task force going around speaker johnson" they are saying the more light you shine on this the better. >> yes, that's our goal. when you have two people of the caliber of cory mills and eli greene, i'm just going to go along and so former prosecutor to be there and try to elicit information. the american people deserve the truth. 41 days later it's taken too long to get to the bottom of the fact that the former president of the united states again was shot. we cannot let that just slide away. it's not incompetence. the incompetence is extraordinary. the dei and secret service, the fact that they did not have people there and all the stuff i just talked about, all in confidence, but it starts to look like willful blindness and the fact that they actually did not want to have all of the right assets there. we need to get to the bottom of it and

dan kerman reports. >> there has been outpouring of encouragement, financial as well as just general emotional support from people in the community. thankfully, people worldwide. >> east bay booksellers owner brad johnson says the support he's received since his college avenue bookstore burned down just over 2 weeks ago is energizing simply to know that the sheer number of people. >> the >> support you. and we'll continue support you and that have confidence that you are. able respond to this in a positive way. widely encouraging and it's it's motivating for me. to figure out creative ways to respond. a gofundme web pages already raised more than $217,000. money that will go towards paying employee wages and benefits. >> until they can rent a temporary location. hopefully nearby to set up shop. >> we want to be cared for and a way that when we can't opened in a temporary way, we can hit the ground running. that could take another 3 months considering it will take insurance money from the fire to restore inventory and the shelving the books it on. in the meantime, east bay booksellers isn't dwelling on the fire which appears to be accidental. instead, it's selling and shipping books from their website.