, that, that smells good. >> darren: yeah. >> anthony: darren woke early and hit the hotel kitchen toarren: hey, wait, wait, wait, wait. all righty. >> anthony: oh yes. it's not bad. it's not bad at all. >> darren: okay, nice summery drink. >> anthony: the lychee makes it. >> darren: the lychee makes it, yeah. >> anthony: what are we calling this? >> darren: um -- >> anthony: the golden lemur would be good. >> darren: the golden lemur. ♪ >> anthony: flashes of everyday life. the struggle to live, to eat, viewed from a moving train, then gone. >> darren: in its plumes of different areas of madagascar burning. everywhere you can see. >> anthony: after seven hours or so -- >> darren: yeah, we're coming into a town. >> anthony: the imperatives of food, any food, become more urgent. this is it, this is the food stop. i'm starving. >> darren: i am so with you. look this kid's wearing a banana like a yamaka. >> anthony: the wonderland of fresh papaya salads along with tasty train station treats we were told would be here. well, it's somewhat sub-optimal. >> darren: little did i know there wo

he's believed to be darren osborne from cardiff.ne person died, and 11 others were injured when a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. a minute's silence for the victims of the grenfell tower fire — as the number of dead has been revised again to 79. the brexit secretary, david davis,says formal talks on britain's departure from the eu have got off to "a promising start" and on the day yet another terror that, we have a behind—the—scenes look at a hospital dealing with a major terrorist incident. it is both moving and uplifting. good evening and welcome to bbc news. police are still questioning a man on suspicion of terrorism offences after a van was driven into a crowd of worshippers last night — near a mosque in north london. witnesses say the driver shouted that he wanted to kill muslims. the attack happened in finsbury park shortly after midnight. 11 people were injured and one man died, though he'd collapsed before the attack and the cause of his death isn't clear. a van was driven onto the pav

the 47—year—old suspect is believed to be darren osborne, a father of four from to be darren osborne,rdiff, to be darren osborne, a father of four from cardiff, unknown to be darren osborne, a father of fourfrom cardiff, unknown to to be darren osborne, a father of four from cardiff, unknown to mi5. he was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and then of terrorist offences. as he left, he waved to the crowd. can we take any more terror prime minister the prime minister arrived at the scene, visiting finsbury park mosque. the terrible terrorist attack that took place last night was an evil act borne out of hatred and it has devastated a community. i'm pleased to have been here to see the strength of that community coming together all faiths, united in one desire to see extremism and hatred of all sorts driven out of our society. there is no place for this hatred in our country and we need to work together as one society, as one community, to drive it out, this evil that is affect soing many family —— affecting so many families. the prime minister's visit came i2 families. the prim

the 47—year—old suspect is 47—year—old darren osborne, and man not known to mi5, but darren osborne,lays are now investigating for any racist views he might have expressed in the past. by he might have expressed in the past. by lunchtime the prime minister had arrived close to the scene of the attack. she visited finsbury park mosque, one of two whose worshippers we re mosque, one of two whose worshippers were caught up in the violence. the terrible terrorist attack that took place last night was an evil act borne out of hatred and it has devastated community. i am pleased to have been here today to see the of that community coming together, all faiths, united in one desire to see extremism and hatred of all source driven out of our society. there is no place for this hatred in our country today and we need to work together as one society, as one community, to drive out this evil thatis community, to drive out this evil that is affecting so many families. the prime minister's visit came just over 12 hours after the van ploughed into a over 12 hours after the van ploughed intoa group

and i was privy to the photographs of darren's victim. it probably was the worst assault i'd ever seen. i was shocked that man lived. >> someday we'll talk about this and it'll make sense to both of us. right now it just doesn't fit all together, but that's okay. take care of yourself. >> you too, mr. matias. man, i didn't think i was going to get that heated, man. i didn't think i was going to get that heated. i almost went there. >> later, with the personal camera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story. >> things are looking different to me now. i'm no longer on rtu as a result of my excessive behavior, if you want to call it. i dropped the ball. i don't know why i did. i disappointed myself and i disappointed my supporters. i have a lot of people that are in my corner, but because i somewhat relapsed, if you want to call it, they're kind of like disappointed with me right now and they have every right to be. these people have been something that no one given me during the course of my incarceration. which would be a si

that's darren, the creator of the creature craft. this is also darren.l. >> oh, man. >> that hit that you saw was pretty hard. darren suffered a fractured pelvis. he learned a lot. i think he may also make modifications to his design. you see in slow motion, he really got tossed there. >> i did get knocked unconscious about halfway down. >> he would have had to have gone through all those rapids as an unconscious person. so in this case i think the raft maybe helped him out a lot. darren's got a gofundme campaign to cover some of his medical costs as well. looking for about eight grand. >>> they got married 15 years ago. >> they enjoyed the event as did andrew. but he's the only one who couldn't actually see what was going on. >> witness the moment he's able to see his wedding for the very first time. >>>> football handling. >> i know. you never see him with a soccer ball. i'm sure he's incredible. >>> kelly was really fun and exciting. she possessed all those qualities i wish i had. she was just so different than me and gave me a whole new perspective o

he's understood to be 47—year—old darren osborne from the cardiff area.russels, day one of the brexit talks. they have agreed a timetable and a process but can they agree a future trade deal? brexit means brexit. in means in and out means out. if somebody is stepping out they have to come up with a decent proposal and we are waiting. a minute's silence across the uk for the victims of london's tower block fire. 79 people are now thought to have died. also, the conflict in syria takes another dangerous turn. russia says us—led coalition planes will be treated as targets after an american jet shot down a syrian government warplane. and is donald trump under investigation for obstruction ofjustice or not? he says yes, his own lawyer however seems to disagree. we're confused too. welcome to the programme. the man who drove a van into a group of muslims in north london has been named as darren osborne. he's a 47—year—old from cardiff who was not known to security services. the prime minister said the country's determination to fight terrorism must be the same,

the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff.k to joey valentino — joey was inside the muslim welfare house in finsbury park when the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside. in the middle of the prayer, i could hear a lot of shouting and screaming, and people were panicky. idid not screaming, and people were panicky. i did not pay massive attention because i thought there were some southern fights going on. when i finished my prayer, i looked around and offices of things going on, people were screaming. everyone was panicking. i rushed to the entrance. i was telling people to do the same thing, i listen to the police doctor. i could see people lying on the floor, blood, i could see people giving them cpr and everyone screaming. lots of shouting at the front. i made my way through the people and i got the front i saw when they got the man and held down on the ground. i handed it over to the police and the v

darren osborne had recently helped her with some diy. just a shock.ng the dogs, walking the kids to school and back, just doing everyday things like everyone else. you know, he was never unpleasant to me. did you see him at the house yesterday? yeah, he was actually singing, dinner time with his kids, as a normal dad would do. tonight, darren osbourne's family issued a statement saying: they added: this family—run company 16 miles away has also played a part in the investigation. the vehicle used in the attack came from here. managers at pontyclun van hire have said they're shocked and saddened by what happened in finsbury park. they say they're helping the investigation. police continue to guard the family home this evening. during the afternoon i've spoken to many people who live in this street, who knew the family, and they‘ re overwhelming feeling is that of shock. over the coming days, the questions will continue — what was it that led to this terror attack? in what french authorities say was a terrorist attack in the centre of paris, a driver ha

osborne. 0k, the background of darren osborne. ireland and the republic "open and free—flowing". how do we achieve this brexit for britain? firstly, by securing a comprehensive agreement for trade in goods and services. secondly, by negotiating mutually beneficial transitional arrangements to avoid unnecessary disruption and dangerous cliff edges. thirdly, by agreeing frictionless customs arrangements to facilitate trade across our borders, and crucially, to keep the land border on the island of ireland open and flowing. the chancellor did not rule out tax rises, but said his party would aim on keeping taxes and borrowing down. the conservative party will remain committed to keeping taxes as low as possible. and higher discretionary borrowing to fund current consumption is simply asking the next generation to pay for something that we want to consume but are not prepared to pay for ourselves, so we will remain committed to the fiscal rules set out at the autumn statement, which will guide us via interim target in 2020 to a balance

now, the family of darren ozborne had released a statement. his uncle had been troubled for a long time. that he is "not a racist" and that this was sheer madness. that, of course, remains to be seen. this is still an active investigation, and also a sensitive topic for the community here because there is a lot of concern that this is somehow not going to be treated equally or as intensely when this attack was perpetrated against muslims as opposed to by one. a lot of sensitivity over this issue. people very much wanting justice and more answers over this. lewis. >> all right, lucy, live from london. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the supreme court deciding to take on a new case dealing with this country's election process. >> how the outcome could fundamentally change the way voting in this country is actually carried out. >>> plus, bill karyns has a tropical storm system that could bring heavy rain and strong winds to certain parts of the country. details of that coming up. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it c

darren osborne is the father of four, 47 years old, was brought into dock at court one.ack eye. he was wearing a white police issued t—shirt. he was asked for his name and his date of birth, which he told the court. he was then asked to confirm his address and he said he didn't have one. then those charges we re didn't have one. then those charges were read out in court, one of murder and one of attempted murder, and they are being treated as terrorism related offences. in court, the crown said it was their case that darren osborne had been motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims, and a personal hatred of muslims, and he acted to kill, maim and terrify as many people as possible. nowjust to remind you, the finsbury park attack happened in the early hours of monday morning. if white van was driven into a number of people returning from prayers. a 51—year—old man died in that attack. nine people were injured. this afternoon in court, darren osborne was told his next court appearance is going to be on tuesday, and the case will take place not t

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.rder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was a7 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital, two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. arnold schwarzenegger has warned that tackling global warming must not be seen as

the bbc understands he is 47—year—old darren osborne.s is what the prime minister said. it is a reminder that terrorism, extremism and hatred take many forms. our determination to tackle them must be the same whoever is responsible. in brussels the first brexit negotiations between britain and the eu have begun. we have heard from both men leading each side. i have been encouraged the constructive approach both sides have taken. we need to agree on the key principles on the main challenges on the uk withdrawal as sooi'i as challenges on the uk withdrawal as soon as possible. christian fraser will be live from brussels. if you have a question about these brexit negotiations, send them my way and we will put some of them to christian. the uk is dealing with its fourth terror attack in four months. last night a van drove into a crowd of worshippers near a mosque in north london. this was the moment the man who allegedly carried out the attack was apprehended by onlookers. several men were needed to pin him to the ground. the bbc understands

darren, bronx-lebanon is a big deal hospital.ot for profit, but it's a full service hospital with an emergency unit. >> ali, that's correct. bronx-lebanon is a trauma center. so they do have the ability to facilitate any casualties in that area. now, what's happening right now is the police -- they're setting up what we refer to as an inner and an outer perimeter. the outer perimeter of course is just restricting vehicular traffic into the hospital. the inner perimeter is where you see the officers with the heavy weapons. that's a combination of officers from the srg unit they're in possession of the heavy weapons. and as well as the emergency service unit. they're going to be conducting a grid pattern search. they'll start from the bottom floors and they're going to move up. now bear in mind, this is someone that does -- that's in possession of long gun. those long guns we think about the ammunition that comes from one of those long guns. it has the propensity to penetrate an officer's bullet resistant vest so you'll see a lot o

the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff. the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside.

they said darren 0sborne had never expressed racist views. in herfirst television interview since she was taken ill during the election. and now for some other news this morning. more than £200,000 has now been handed out to 180 families affected by the grenfell tower fire in west london. the payments were recorded by the government‘s newly formed grenfell response team. it said 78 families had been rehoused either locally or in neighbouring boroughs, and that 126 hotel places had been secured. we‘ll hear from one former resident of grenfell tower as he struggles to rebuild his life. an american student who was freed last week by north korea after spending 15 months in prison has died. 0tto warmbier, who was 22, was in a coma when he was flown home last week. his family has accused north korea of torturing him after he was arrested for stealing a propaganda sign. president trump spoke shortly after his death. the chief negotiator for the european union has warned brexit will come with substantial consequences. at a press conference after the

darren are we expecting anything special from these two? anything special from these two? i think after the performance in kingston, 10.30 seconds, he knows this track well, it is going to track. when he knows how fast he is going, he goes toafamiliar knows how fast he is going, he goes to a familiar track. you look to try to a familiar track. you look to try to show other sprinters across the world he is in good shape and that focus for the world championship. he'll be looking for a time under 9.90 seconds. for mo farah, it's important he put his rivals in his place by running a fantastic race this evening, talk of a world record. it's probably one of the few things that has eluded him so he'll be focused on trying to break that record this evening. how badly will the sports of athletics miss usain bolt over row and they are gone? at the end is surely coming soon? one of the things i'm pleased about is they will stop at the top. you never wa nt to they will stop at the top. you never want to see great athletes could continue and get badly

he was named tonight as darren osborne from cardiff, 47 years old.neighbours told newsnight that osborne was an aggressive bully, feared by people who lived near him. as far as we can tell, he had no far right digital footprint. no known connection with far right groups and no trace that would have alerted security forces. he seems to have been, in other words, a clean skin. today at finsbury park, the atmosphere jumped around, sometimes sober, sometimes feverish. but one sign of hope — it feverish. but one sign of hope — it was the mosque's imam who saved the man's life. we surrounded him and protected him from any form. we stops all forms after tack and abuse towards him, that was coming from every angle. four terror attacks on the run have exhausted everyone, prime minister included. the terrible terrorist attack that took place last night was around evil act borne out of hatred, it has devastated a community. i'm pleased to have been here today to see the strength of that community coming together all faiths united in one desire to see extremism

darren 0sborne is 47 years old, from cardiff.ng the mosque in the early hours of monday morning. a man was killed. we learned yesterday he died of multiple injuries after being struck by the van. his family describing how completely distressed they were by the course of events and of course, nine people were taken to hospital. darren 0sborne will appear in this court around two o'clock this afternoon in person, and the only thing that can happen is the magistrate can refer it onto the central criminal court, the old bailey, where it is likely darren 0sborne will make his first appearance next week. thank you. a senior police officer has warned that forces in england and wales would struggle to deal with riots on the scale of 2011 because of budget cuts. the chief constable of west midlands police, dave thompson, said the strain was showing after multiple terror attacks. the home office says it's in "detailed engagement" with police over funding. prince philip has cancelled a visit next week to london zoo, as he continues to recov

headlines at 8pm — the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park terror attack is darrensborne, aged a7, from the cardiff area. he's being held on terrorism charges including murder and attempted murder. one person has died, and eight people were taken to hospital after a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. police have taken away the vehicle for further investigation as witnesses describe the moment the suspect was apprehended. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did he do that, why? innocent people. and he goes, "i want to kill muslims." and a minute's silence is held across the uk for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. police say 79 people are either dead or missing presumed dead after the disaster. many families have lost more than one relative. david davis says the first the first formal talks over brexit have been "constructive". it was clear from the opening that both of us want to achieve the best possible outcome and the strongest possible partnership, one that works for the uk and for the eu. emergency workers in por

it is in relation to that that darren osborne has been charged with murder. is not sufficient. the prime minister says that her plans will see no families split up because of the brexit process. eu citizens with five years residence would have ‘settled status‘, meaning lifetime access to health, education and benefits and there would be a grace period for newer arrivals from the eu to the uk. we‘re expecting to hear from eu leaders and the prime minister in the next short while. on her way into the summit this morning theresa may spoke to reporters. i want to reassure all those eu citizens who are in the uk, who‘ve made their lives and homes in the uk that no one will have to leave. we won‘t be seeing families split apart. this is a fair and serious offer and i want to give those eu citizens in the uk certainty about the future of their lives, but i also want to see that certainty given to uk citizens who are living in the european union. of course there will be details of this arrangement which will be part of the negotiating process, but we‘ve made what i b

so i would say darren osborne definitely was extremists.s the extremist and his views are muslims and islam, that he is trying to ta ke muslims and islam, that he is trying to take to use as justification for as extremism. so it is quite complex but i think there is an argument for it to be seen to be separate. we've seen it to be seen to be separate. we've seen this in the past, with extremism task forces and a report in 2013, the coalition government tried to put extremism and islamophobia together and actually they failed in terms of addressing islamophobia. so i think the new approach will be seen as distinct and separate but also sometimes consequential and reinforcing extremism. i think that would be more beneficial as an approach. thank you very much. more on the news we brought you earlier about the american student detained in north korea for more than 18 months, 22—year—old otto warmbier was returned to the us last tuesday but died yesterday put up from what us doctors say was a severe brain injury. president trump has blamed what

chris and darren talking about congress.h the investigation and where it goes from here. you have been behind that curtain before. what are they doing? how are they figuring out the motive for this suspected shooter here? >> well, this is a case that the fbi has a responsibility legally to take over. >> yep. >> and realize in the last 228 years that congress has existed, there has been 14 members of congress killed and 10 wounded. it's the fbi's responsibility. working with all the local agencies to put this together. we're told so far as your last guest says, this individual is believed to be homeless. he has been in the area for two months. he has done a lot of writings in illinois. i'm from that area in illinois, and i know that there are fbi agents right there looking at newspaper articles he has read. looking at anything this guy has left his fingerprints on, but what they want to find out is not only the motive, which appears to be a lone wolf mentally challenged individual, fired up with political rhetoric that he got

darren says he never heard from the tech again.repeatedly called the store and couldn't get any help and this went on for five months. we contacted living spaces and it invited darren to exchange the two sofas which he did. living spaces didn't respond to our request for a comment. if you have a complaint let us know on nbc bay area.com/responds. >>> the california poison control system says 14 cases have been reported in five different counties since last december. it says usually it sees only a few cases of so called death cap mushroom poisoning every year. experts say lots of rain made the wild mushrooms more available. doctors advise not eating wild mushrooms unless you are professionally trained to identify them. >>> 6:27. up next on today in the bay, the new smart train service in the north bay hitting a roadblock. the reason it could still be a while before riders can hop on board. >> reporter: one of two men facing charges in connection with the deadly ghost ship fire is expected to appear in court later this morning. you'r

the bbc understands he is 47—year—old darren osborne.nigeria: half of all the aid for people fleeing the country's islamist insurgency has not reached those who need it. we'll find out why. the number of people believed to have died in a tower block fire in london last week has now risen to 79. five have been named so far. and in os sport — we'll be talking about brooks koepka. he's notjust won the us open, he's equalled the best ever score for the competition. extraordinary statement from the nigerian government today. half of the food aid meant for people who've been forced to leave home because of islamists in the north east has not reached them. here's a statement from the acting president "diversion of relief materials has dogged food delivery", he then references the "reported diversion of over 50 trucks in every 100 trucks sent". he also announced that hundreds of soldiers and police will guard the convoys in an effort to keep them safe. you want a measure of how pressing the situation is for some nigerians, the situation is for s

police have charged darren osborne after the attack on a mosque in finsbury park mosque in the earlyour reporter who is there for us this afternoon. tell us what happened in court. who is there for us this afternoon. tell us what happened in courtm was a very tell us what happened in courtm was a very brief hearing and it lasted for four minutes. darren osborne a 47—year—old father of four appeared in the dock here at court one at westminster magistrates‘ court, he was wearing a police issued white t—shirt, he had an officer either side of him and he had a black eye. he was asked by the judge to stand commie was asked his name and his date of birth which she said and he was asked for his address he said he did not have an address he said he did not have an address and then the charges were read out in court, he has been charged with murder, and attempted murder, in relation to the incident in finsbury park, a white van ploughed into a group of muslims after they were returning from prayers and in that incident one man died, a 51—year—old father of six and also nine others were injure

one local person said he rang the police after spotting a man he believes was darren osborne, sleepingbeen speaking to some of the residents who live in this area. there was a mix of responses about how to describe darren osborne, but the overwhelming emotion was of shock, that they could not believe that somebody who lived in this community could have possibly committed that horrific incident which happened in finsbury park in the early hours of yesterday morning. the van that was used, we understand, was hired in a village about 60 miles away to the north—west of carter. it is unclear when it was hired and when it was driven to london. —— i6 when it was hired and when it was driven to london. —— 16 miles. police in cardiff continuing to investigate here. we've also heard from the family. —— i6 investigate here. we've also heard from the family. —— 16 miles away to the north—west of cardiff. the family say it is unbelievable and they feel devastated for the families who have been affected in this tragedy. police continuing to investigate here. they will pass on any details from this r

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.mpted murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worship is leading prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital — two of whom are in a critical condition. our top story this evening. police say the cladding and insulation at grenfell tower has failed initial saf

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.d murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47—years—old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital — two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. a report into a murder carried out by a psychiatric patient has severely crit

he's believed to be darren osborne from cardiff.thers were injured when a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. a minute's silence for the victims of the grenfell tower fire — as the number of dead has been revised again to 79. the brexit secretary, david davis,says formal talks on britain's departure from the eu have got off to "a promising start" and on the day yet another terror that, we have a behind—the—scenes look at a hospital dealing with a

darren? >> can you hear me? >> let me ask clint, clint, the issue -- we got darren back? >> hello, yes. can you hear me? >> talk to me about the long gun. the idea that this was -- some people are calling it an ar-15. i talked to commissioner bratton about this. you rarely hear of a shooting in new york city of a long gun. >> it's not a common occurrence but i'll tell you from a personal perspective, i worked in that area which is the 44th precinct and you have a lot of violence perpetuated in that neighborhood. this wouldn't be the first time i heard of anyone using an ar-15 in that particular area. we go back to the dinkins administration, that's when we had the assault ban that came into play for the new york city. and that said you cannot have an assault weapon in the city of new york. so that long gun is definitely something that would be more of an aberration as opposed to the norm. >> darren, stand by for a second. i want to listen in to an eyewitness on wnbc. >> thank you so much for talking with us. actually, there are a lot of people -- there's a lot of people w

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.d attempted murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital, two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. a former loyalist paramilitary commander has pleaded guilty to 200 t

the attacker, identified as 47-year-old darren osborne was pinned to the ground.standers while others pusd hands on him. the local imam made sure he was handed over to the police. mohammad mahmoud. >> we told them the situation that there is a man, he is restrained, he mowed down a group of people with his van. there is a mob -- there is a mob attempting to hurt him. >> reporter: just over two weeks ago, londoners were paying their respects to victims of the last attack, with a rented van on london bridge, by self proclaimed islamic extremists. even then, security forces were dreading the kind of tip for tat terrorist violence that could rip holes in london's multicultural fabric. today, britain's prime minister, theresa may appeared with religious leaders of all faith to appeal one more time for solidarity. >> there is no place for this hatred in our country today. we need to work together as one society as one community, to affect sowing many families. >> reporter: british media are reporting that the attacker, darren osborne was a father of four who lived in wa

charged a man with terrorism related murder after the attack on finsbury park mosque. 47—year—old darren appeared before magistrates a short while ago, years been remanded in custody. and now the half a century after their last series triumph over the all blacks, could victory finally be in the lions' grass by ken? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has been defending her offer on the pulse brexit status of eu citizens living in britain after it was criticised by officials. european commission president jean—claude juncker accorded insufficient and the head of the european council donald tusk said that it was below eu expectations and risked worsening the situation of eu citizens currently living in the united kingdom. but mrs may described her plan as fair and serious. and she reiterated that no legal eu citizens would have to leave the uk after brexit. we will have a listen to what she had to say sharper, but first, let's wasn't too donald tusk and what he had to say about his concerns regarding her proposals. we have made our position clear. we wa nt to we have made o

they say darren osborne himself had never expressed any racist views.inuing their investigations here in cardiff and passing on all the details to the police in london. annita is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. the serious fraud office has charged barclays and four former executives including its chief executive, john varley with fraud over the bank's dealings with qatar at the height of the financial crisis. barclays raised emergency funding from qatar in 2008 to avoid a government bail out. we can speak to our business editor simonjack. i understand these are the first senior manages to face criminal charges over alleged activities during the financial crisis? yes, it's been a long time coming, nearly a decade. five years of a serious fraud office investigation‘s finally brought charges against four former executives there and barclays plc itself. it comes around events surrounding an emergency fund—raising from middle eastern investors who put £7 billion into the bank back in 2008. two charges — one is that barclays

. >> today is darren's birthday. happy 34th. 5'6" one of the shortest players ever in the nfl.ctually almost the same size as the kids back then. darren hasn't grown much, has he? just like in the nfl, they cannot catch him. look at these moves. one coming up right here. wow. that is amazing. check this out. >> yeah! >> that is shawnee high school devon robinson posting this to social media. he committed to college. only our nbc 10 cameras were there. he will play football at nc state and congrats to him and his family. we'll head over to the ballpark because charlie the service doll from "today" show is going to walk out the first pitch and meet with charlie manuel. little charlie and charlie. >> can't wait to see that. all right, john. >>> now for a look at what's coming up at nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> ebscluxclusive moment the dr plowing into a woman and taking off. the search for the person behind the wheel. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for

the man has been identified as darren osborne. one person died and nine others were taken to hospital. witnesses say the driver shouted he wanted to kill muslims. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. daniel: it was just after midnight in london, and the third attack using a vehicle in just three months. this time, the muslim community was the target. >> basically drove on the pavement, coming straight towards all the muslims, and he hit all of them. daniel: after the van had crashed through worshipers marking the holy month of ramadan, many found themselves wrestling the driver to the road. >> when he was on the ground, i asked "why did you do that? innocent people." he goes, "i wanted to kill muslims." >> he was shouting, "i want to kill all muslims." daniel: after a struggle, the suspected driver was arrested. had intervened to prevent further violence, and the suspect had been handed over to some of the first police officers to arrive. >> we told them the situation, that there is a man, he is restrained, he

darren osborne from the cardiff area of south wales, we know that police have been making enquiries inhat had been hired in the attack had been hired in south wales. the prime minister has been here today, saying that this attack was every bit as sickening as the other recent terrorist atrocities in the united kingdom in the last few months and saying that hatred and evil will never succeed. that is the latest, just hearing from the metropolitan police investigating this as a terrorism incident, saying that 47—year—old darren osborne from the cardiff area is in custody of terrorism offences, murder and attempted murder. much more from me, but those wallets go back to the sports news. the grass season is in full swing, with just a fortnight to go until wimbledon, but the preparations haven't started well at queen's for nick kyrgios. the australian was playing the american donald young, when this happened. we will come back for more sport but we will now go to brussels. thank you in advance for your attention. i would just like to begin by saying that i was very happy indeed to welcome t

darren, thanks for joining us. darren, who is on this mueller team, the special counsel team?>> sure, obviously mueller is the leader, but he has brought on board andrew weiss man, a person who has kind of operated behind the scenes. he was key in the enron probe. he also was a u.s. attorney working at a u.s. attorney's office in new york and played a big role in a lot of the mafia family prosecutions in the '90s. he's also got james quarrels who is a long-time partner of his who got his start in washington a couple decades ago as assistant on the watergate prosecution. between those two gentlemen especially you're looking at amazing experience and history handling major criminal cases the last several decades. >> is mueller starting from scratch or taking over -- report of a grand jury investigation in eastern district of virginia, is he taking over that grand jury and presenting information or starting from scratch? >> no, he is taking over that grand jury investigation. he's taking over everything that the fbi has been doing for the last year. actually longer than that if y

darren says he never heard from the tech again. he says he repeatedly called the store and couldn't get any help, and this went on for five months. he finally reached out to us. we contacted living spaces and it invited darren to exchange the two sofas, which he did. living spaces didn't respond to our request for a comment. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. call or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> ever wondered what it's like to live on an island? thanks to a brutal winter, people in the big sur area are getting a chance to find out. >> storms cut off virtually all traffic into the tourist town. joe rosato jr. shows us some creative solutions. >> reporter: this restaurant starts the day with a buzz. the sizzle of a new day. >> under regular circumstances, we would be filling up the restaurant when we open at 11:30. >> reporter: these days, when the doors open at big sur's famous nepenthi line, there is no line. few to admire its spectacular views. >> the doors are open right now. we're awaiting our first guest. >> r

the killing by officer darren wilson, who was not prosecuted, sparked months of protests that grew into lives matter movement. oj simpson may get a prison release date next month. a parole court will consider whether to free simpson, who's served nine years for robbing and kidnapping a group of sports memorabilia dealers. he was famously acquitted of murdering his ex—wife and herfriend, although he was laterfound liable by a civil court. venezuela's president has replaced four top military commanders, amid accusations that security forces have been using live bullets on demonstrators. 75 people have died in protests since april. video has emerged showing at least three members of the national guard apparently firing on demonstrators. here in london, police are still questioning a man in connection with the attack on muslim worshippers in north london on monday. nine people were taken to hospital and one man, who fell ill before the attack, died at the scene. daniel sandford reports. you have to lift the van! the chaos caused by the attack on sunday night was captured in these dramatic n

darren osborne, a father of four, a 10—year—old, putin the dock., police issued t—shirt, and had a black eye. he was asked to say his name and date of birth, which he did. he was then asked to provide his address, he said he didn't have one. then the charges were read out in court. he has been charged with murder, attempted murder, and these charges are being treated as terrorist related offences. and the crown in court said that it was their case that darren osborne, i quote, had been motivated by extreme political views and personal hatred of muslims, and he acted to kill, maim and terrifying as many as possible. and just a minder of the incident in finsbury park in the early hours of monday morning, a van which had been hired from close to cardiff was driven into a group of muslims who had been returning from prayers, one man was killed in that incident, a 51—year—old, and nine others were injured. the district judge today here in court asked mr osborne to stand up, you told him, his next court appearance will be on tuesday at the old bailey and

scooping little darren up at home plate saving him. and darren is not little anymore.18 years old and a major league baseball player, well he's drafted any way by his dad's team. the washington nationals. he's also got a full ride to cal, so we will see what he can do. you saw the .396 in sacramento. >>> all right, some great ask and funny choir quirky plays here. this is a few nights ago with an easy pop up, right? there are five guys, five guys. ball drops. like i got it, i got it, i got it, i don't got it. the manager brian price by the way didn't like him. mariners and the twins, watch this. ben gamel smashes into the wall and holds on with the hair and all. and he says i got it with a great play as he goes into the wall to make the catch and loses his hat. but actually he gets his hat back and so thank you, nice hair, mariners win 6-4. in youth baseball this team is called the legit baseball club. just look at that. amazing week for them at home plate and by this young man that reaches back to tag. he flies over and does like a 360 here. in the presence of mind he

darren 0sborne — from cardiff — is being held on suspicion of terror offences, including murder.ome with potentially life—changing injuries. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford — his report contains some distressing images. he was underneath, we have to lift the van, we have to lift the van! the chaos caused by the attack on sunday night was captured in these dramatic new pictures acquired by the bbc. the hired van had, apparently deliberately, ploughed into a group of people marking the muslim holy month of ramadan. nine ended up in hospital, and one man died. among the people in the crowd, abdul matin chowdhury and his 13—year—old son. today they were recovering at home in their garden. abdul matin injured his shoulder. his son narrowly escaped injury himself. as his father has little english, he spoke for both of them. i saw an angry driver in a van, in a company van. he looked at the muslims gathered around, he just drove through, and then he hit like seven or eight people, and one was underneath the van. my dad got hit on the shoulder and next to his legs.

a 47—year—old man from cardiff, named as darren osborne, has been detained.midnight in london and the third attack using a vehicle injust three months. this time the muslim community was the target. basically, he drove on the pavement, coming straight towards all the muslims and as he is coming to them, he hit all of them. yelling after the van had crashed through worshippers marking the holy month of ramadan leaving nine badly injured, men who had been to late night prayers found themselves wrestling the suspected van driver to the road. when he was on the ground i asked him why did he do that, why? you know, innocent people. and he goes, i want to kill muslims. the 47—year—old suspect is believed to be darren osborne, a father of four from cardiff, unknown to m15. he was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder at first, and then of terrorist offences. as he left, with handcuffed hands, he waved to the angry crowd. can we take any more terror prime minister? by lunchtime, the prime minister arrived close to the scene of the attack, visiting finsbury park m

that is affecting certainly so many families. >> reporter: british media are reporting the attacker darrensbourne was a father or four who lived in wales. security services says he wasn't on their radar at all, but his family is saying he had been troubled for some time. anthony? >> mason: elizabeth palmer in london. thanks, liz. turning now to the threat in the skies, homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has new information on what caused the u.s. to ban laptops on some overseas flights. >> reporter: u.s. officials are growing increasingly concerned about the terrorist organizations capabilities to target planes. is evolving rapically and more terrorists are gaining the knowledge necessary to build a laptop bomb. earlier this month secretary of homeland security john kelly said there has been an unprecedented spike in terrorist travel. >> there are more terrorist hot spots and foot soldiers now than almost any time in history. >> reporter: in march cbs news confirmed the terrorist groups have been testing a bomb that can be hid anyone a laptop computer to evade security scanners. s