g joining me, doug burns and darren sanderson. >> to you, darren, everything that's seen in court could be clues about the mueller investigation and where it stands, what can you tell us? oh no, we don't have audio. what could they tell us? everybody has been talking about concurrent verses consecutive. he's going to end up doing 94 months. when the previous sentence come out, it is very hard to say what she's going to do. she has a slightly harsher tone towards the case. >> this is conspiracy to defraud the united states. >> yes, i think she will lock on some of it. >> we have manafort and rick gates and flynn in court. >> those are very important because of the way you teased it up. we'll learn from that. are they at the end of their cooperation, are they ready to go forward. we'll find out both with flynn and gates and you have roger stone thing. there is two issues, one is some kind of potential trial date for him which is helpful to know and two, his gag order thing, he went in there and the judge reeled him out, don't do it again because we are back for another rodeo. >> darren, i

scenes from whose streets that sticks in my mind the most is the night when it was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted for killing mike brown jr. our investigation has been completed the grand jury german that no probable cause exists to file any charges you off as you will see on each of the five night. no one had anything by that point in the system but how are people going to react where they're going to be riots or was it going to be peaceful protesters. from the first day that we felt we realized that this

. >> let's start out this morning was forecast, with meteorologist darren peck. >> guys if you took one glance at the radar you would be pretty impressed of the bright colors on it. >> is lovely. his budget is, it's christme bright colors is that they have moved east of where the majority of us live. that is the rain falling while you were sleeping. if you take a look at the last frame here, all the heavier rain out here including the central valley, this is where we all are. it is not completely done. there are still a few places we need to come in for a close-up look we will notice heavier rain particularly along highway 24 just as you go east working your way towards walnut creek, a heavier band of rain just now through the south side of walnut creek. in fact, it is not raining for most of us, but for walnut creek, particularly on the south side of town, it is raining quite heavily in spots. that is really isolated. these are just the small leftovers of what came through in the overnight hours. if you want to get a look at the bigger picture here with a few light showers in the south

we sat down with exxonmobil ceo darren woods, and here's what he had to say about the message that the company presented at its analyst meeting, which is held annually at the new york stock exchange >> last year we lay out a plan that took us through 2025. >> five years. >> with a plan to grow our downstream earnings, doublure downstream earnings and double our chemical earnings and triple our upstream earnings, and we laid out a capital program to do that what we updated this morning was how we've been doing against that plan that we laid out last year >> okay. >> 2018 earnings are up 40% versus 2017. on plan there. cash generation, highest it's been since 2014. feel good about that and then importantly, we're on our milestones that we laid out to double and triple earnings across our different business sectors. >> he also said that the company is going to be expanding its capital expenditures both this year and next. that brought some questions up on the street about what that means in terms of buybacks we'll talk more about that a little later with our exclusive interview with the e

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. thank you.mprovements next week. this cloud has been streaming our way and that hides a deepening area of low pressure, which will bring pretty horrible weather at the start of the weekend. today, a mixture of sunshine and showers, this is a typical picture. still more cloud in the far south of england and south wales, some rain here also. all of us wales, some rain here also. all of us seeing strong, blustery winds, but a difference in cold enough for a noticeable difference between north and south. the game was fading away for northern areas, the rain in the south west are pushing northwards and turning to snow in the hills of northern ireland, the top of the pennines, southern uplands, because cold air is on its way. icy patches in the north, but milder in the south. we see a deepening area of low pressure, that will mostly take place out in the north sea, so not expected to be a named storm. however, strong winds and a temperature contrast across the uk, some areas seeing rain, some seeing m

joining us now is darren samuelsohn.litico who was in the courtroom today for this little surprise. mr. samuelsohn, thank you very much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> let me start with a logistics question. obviously, we've only got the public transcript of what happened. but it seems like this must have started some sort of sealed proceeding today, and then later they opened the doors so you and other reporters and people from the public could cover sort of the second part of this? is that how this went down? >> yes, that's correct. so this morning, i showed up at the courthouse not even knowing if the doors would be open and i'd be able to go in. i really was there primarily just to see who would be representing the special counsel, who would be going in the doors, knowing that the investigation had ended a couple of days ago, and obviously looking to see who the d.c. u.s. attorneys would be and just simply lay eyes on the sort of new world post-robert mueller. the doors were opened af

here's darren betts. white night before the weather gets better, it will get worse, i'm afraid. fade away overnight. the cloud thickens in the south—west end rain is moving north. it will turn to snow over the hills of northern ireland, the tops of the pennines, and later into the southern uplands. we are moving into cold air. some icy patches and a touch of dharmic frost in the north, very much milder south. in the first half of —— in the first half of the weekend, a rapidly deepening area of low pressure. we are not expecting it to be a named storm, but it will bring some very windy conditions. a real contrast interim pictures across the uk. —— mike contrast in temperatures. the snow won't last long and will probably turn to rain, but sleet and snow will continue in scotland. drying off in northern ireland, but really wet weather coming into england and wales. very heavy rain over the hills, and ahead of that, gusty winds, gusts of 50 or 60 mph. it would be as windy for scotla nd 60 mph. it would be as windy for scotland and northern ireland, but it will be a cold one with tha

time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. yes, not quite twiggy, more a tree that has fallen down today in bradford, because of the wind and rain, and there's more of that to come over the next few days. this is the sort of weather we are moving into today, sunshine and showers, and it follows the rain we had earlier on overnight and this morning. that has cleared all but the far south—west of england, the shower clouds are coming in and will continue to bring a mixture of sunshine and showers through the rest of the day. those are the temperatures but it is still pretty windy out there as well, not quite as windy as earlier on. the winds are easing down but only briefly, they will pick up again overnight and it is blowing and more rain from the atlantic. very quickly that arrives into northern ireland, outbreaks of rain pushing into much of the uk, like last night, more showery weather coming into scotland. those showers turning wintry over the hills. three degrees here compared with double figures across the south of englan

joining us now is darren samuelsohn.a senior reporter at politico who was in the courtroom today for this little surprise. mr. samuelson, thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> let me start with a logistics question. obviously, we've only got the public transcript of what happened. but it seems like this must have started some sort of sealed proceeding today, and then later they opened the doors so you and other reporters and people from the public could cover sort of the second part of this? is that how this went down? >> yes, that's correct. so this morning, i showed up at the courthouse not even knowing if the doors would be open and i'd be able to go in. i really was there primarily just to see who would be representing the special counsel, who would be going in the doors, knowing that the investigation had ended a couple of days ago, and obviously looking to see who the d.c. u.s. attorneys would be and simply lay eyes on the sort of new world post-robert mueller. the doors

darren osborne drove into a group of muslims, killing makram ali.vernment's de—radicalisation programmes have detected a growing problem with the far right. of those that we have had most concern about, and that is something called the channel programme, last year almost half of those were far—right extremists. counterterrorist police and the security service, m15, have experienced a sudden surge in the threat from the extreme right wing. four attacks got through, three murders, and one that came very close. and of the 18 foiled suspected terrorist plots in the last two years, four came from the extreme right wing. very vicious language about muslims that has been circulating everywhere online... but at a regent's park mosque event today, sajid javid was also repeatedly warned about the language that had crept into everyday politics. our politicians, our leaders, who use language such as "sick asian paedophiles", such as "muslim women who wear the niqab are letterboxes", they need to be called to account. some recent uk attacks have been linked to n

so if anyone had been calling, if darren or james date.at he didn't intend to ta ke accident, that he didn't intend to take his own life, what difference does that make, if anything? take his own life, what difference does that make, if anything7m doesn't really, because the act of taking his life was taken by him. it doesn't really close off anything. there is no understanding. the only person who knows why he is not here is him. but you think obviously that means something was going wrong? possibly. like i said previously, they hide it because of the stigmas behind it. they have to man up, basically, and just literally they dare not go to people. james would have been proud, he wouldn't have wa nted have been proud, he wouldn't have wanted to show he was weak. so to me, they need to look at the triggers. that is what we are asking them to do. be more vigilant on the quys them to do. be more vigilant on the guys coming back from afghanistan. jane serve twice in afghanistan. keep looking out for the triggers, because if there is a trigger

here to weigh in, doctor darren porcher. this is such troubling news. >> to say the least.s to secure the border. people who come into the country legally, ms 13 is one of the most violent gangs we have seen. the department of justice, it is important officers do not become impervious to threats against their lives. not just the threat against the officer but against the officer's families as well. it is possible surveillance for officers coming to and from work. heather: another example of the importance of local authorities be it a sheriff department or police department or city as a whole working with ice investigators. we constantly hear with the 2020 democrats on -- democratic president of candidates talking and slicing they should be abolished altogether. >> to be a symbiotic relationship between local law enforcement and federal government. ice in particular. we need that ongoing communication between the two. take into consideration sanctuary cities and sanctuary states like california. they hurt the plight of law enforcement and the truth is they are here, law enfo

darren, they already come up with quite a bit. >> that's correct. a lot of people would point to the indictments themselves that mueller produced over the course of the investigation whether you look at the indictments against the russian hackers. that one reads like a novel as you read through how they actually did pack into the democratic committee. it is well worth the read and a mueller report would not. there is other indictments as well. the paul manafort one that led to a trial and lasted for ra month in virginia. if you look at all of them, i know there is a lot of people pointing to these speaking indictments assort of the mueller report right there in plain sight and i suppose tr mueller report itself, is not much more than that. that's what we'll be looking towards. it is up to congress to try to do its own investigation. as we have seen by the house judiciary committee and all these investigations and letters they put out asking for information of all the same team mueller interviewed. that's where the story will go from here is the judi

aaron soto -- morning, congressman darren soto.rump'r roadblock to the s demonstration efforts -- a federal appeals court ruled authorities cannot import asylum-seekers -- cannot deport asylum-seekers." your reaction? guest: bravo. we have laws people are allowed to seek asylum weekly in the united states. they cross the border and they immediately go to an immigration facility and declare asylum. that is international law. the moment we have have a country that has an administration that says no, does not hear their claims, and swiftly reports them, that violates international law. it violates our laws in the united states. has appliedjudge the law to a situation that has bothered us lately. host: howdy respond to concerns from u.s. citizens saying, why are we giving rights to undocumented workers? guest: first, it is the law. these are not on document of workers. are endangered in their home country we have laws for decades. the weaponizing of immigration by president trump, he scares people. there is no factual basis for it. in

thank you general as well as brigadier general darren slayton thank you, daryn.ause] commander of the 176th wing alaska air national guard. the men and women who serve as jber-r share one final mission to serve our country last frontier as america's first line of defense. since the second world war our intrepid servicemembers and alaska have proudly stood at the top cover for north america. you are a powerful warning to the world to never strike american soil. you are a warning that everybody knows about and nobody wants to play with. the paratroopers of the spartan brigade who wear the maroon beret. where are they? they look pretty good read should i wear one of those things? they recently returned from the brigades third deployment in afghanistan and they have seen a lot. i have actually spoken to a couple and i know how they feel. it's been going on for 19 years. 19 years. we just took over, you know you kept hearing 90%, 92%. the caliphate in syria and now it's 100%. we just took over, 100% caliphate. that means the area of land is at 100% so that's good. we

scenes from whose streets that sticks in my mind the most is the night when it was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted for killing mike brown jr our investigation has been completed the grand jury determined that no probable cause exists to file any charges. on each of the five night. no one had any paper by that point in the system but how were people going to react were there going to be riots or was it going to be peaceful protesting. from the first day that we felt we realized that this was something that this was important and that we had to keep going. and i hope i first started. there were a lot of questions about why we were out there and rapper trying to educate her on how things have never been right for black folks in america. and this is what we have to do. the director got close to the activists showing us their daily lives and how unsettled they were by the situation in the u.s. the documentary received much attention after premiering at the sundance film festival in two thousand and seventeen. i want to thank for herself to resist and participate in democrac

i think that's clearly been the strategy from the start. >> speaking of the president's attorney, darrent me go to you on what the president told nbc news. he says he doesn't expect anymore indictments. rudy guiliani doesn't know either way. he is like 99.9% of people on this planet speculating at this point. he said if there's something factually inaccurate that's stated we'll respond as appropriate. he also told a front of the show robert costa, if mueller's report is given to bill barr friday, guiliani says he plans to stay in washington this weekend to do some sunday tv interviews. >> i talked to rudy guiliani last night myself talking about this, he said the same things to me. he didn't know what was going to be in the report. he said he was waiting around like an expected father. they have multiple responses depending on what they see. donald trump tweeted a couple weeks ago they had an 85 to 90 page opposition or response report. rudy said it's going to be a pared down version on that and it depends if this is a complete exoneration or there's some partial attacks on the president

darren is the want to tell us more.ather. storm freya arriving later on tomorrow as well. ahead of that, which are still to develop, we have this area of low pressure which will dry wet and windy weather our way today. this is the developing storm. it is not anything at the moment, but it develops into a deep area of low pressure later on tomorrow. today, things are quite to begin with. we have rain and drizzle for the eastern side of england and scotland, that which is sunshine coming through. very quickly we have wet and windy weather arriving and that pushes its way across scotland and into western parts of england and into western parts of england and wales. the stronger twins will be western scotland, northern ireland. strong to gale force winds developing. it is a southerly wind. even in the rain temperatures will be 10— even in the rain temperatures will be 10- 11 even in the rain temperatures will be 10— 11 degrees. whait stays dry, the midlands and much of eastern england, 14 is likely. the wind and rain pushin

it was carrying about the g3 million darren soto -- gallons of oil. and the rest is history, sadly. >> can we talk about what happened on that day? sure. the tanker left valdez before midnight. it sailed through prince william sound. 4 a.m. on march 24, which was good friday, it hit black reef, which was a well marked navigational hazard in prince william sound. what happened before -- there had been reports of icebergs in the tanker lanes. so the captain asked for permission to deviate from the tanker lanes to avoid icebergs. it's a fairly tricky maneuver, but nothing unusual. it happened all the time. the failure was to return to the taker lanes at the appropriate point. instead, the ship sailed into this reef. there were conditions on the ship that contributed to the accident. there was always a question as to whether the master was drinking and if he was drinking, was it a factor? that was never a established clearly and i kind of doubt it myself. what he did was to put the first mate in charge of the bridge and go below to do paperwork. the crew

fun fact bastian swine star gary when he was asked what he was most afraid of so darren's players the coaches the media whatever his answer was he's the most scared in the suit tribune the yellow wall so harry came in my feeling tonight. german fans or english fans that are well why why the german fans that are going on to see it not. so into the fans the movie no doubt really still can compete but what about on the pitch is dortmund capable of making miracle tonight and tipping the scales in the bundesliga favor but i think. the same. thing with. the. the second part they thought were hoping that like a lot of the series. i . know. you would not be out. now please think about them or are they just competing with the community to lot and not have i and it still felt like that you said. i. think. i was but i was. uncertain it's hard. to shift the door and right now is english like i mean the trailer. in ways that make it so now you. just stand on a. wall really. operate play have a reasonable. chance he thinks. he may run for no money with. him because it differently to sell you on do

. >> darren peck keeping track of the next round of rain. >> that's a sign if he's talking about problems a storm sitting out there two in fact coming our way. the first one will get here later tonight and the next one on friday. having said that look at the numbers over my shoulder. mid-70s, forget it that was it. the last 17 day forecast here in a minute. no more 70 degrees days coming our way, instead tomorrow any of us struggle to get out of the 50s for daytime highs but the rain is the more important aspect of the change is nice is temperatures have been have to say goodbye for now to that. look at live radar. not a whole lot going on now but if you look up the coast radar here if you look to the east there is impressive rain in the sierra. we are in the middle right now no man's land all coming from the same storm just getting ahead of itself here and throwing thunderstorms in this year already what matters for us is this because that is the rain and it looks really close, it is really close it will take it's time coming on shore. if you switch from looking at radar to the storm as

fun fact bastian swine stargirl when he was asked what he was most afraid of so darren's players the coaches the media whatever his answer was he is the most scared in the suit tribune the yellow wall so harry came in my feeling tonight. german fans or english fans better why why the german fans better or not you say not. so in june the fans the movie don't really still can compete but what about on the pitch is dortmund capable of making miracle tonight and tipping the scales in the bundesliga favor. yes. i thought i. had second life because i were told that they are not serious. enough. you might not be out. now please just let them are they just competing with the community to lighten up my time and it still felt like the. second i. think. i was i was. but i'm scared it's hot. shit. and the fire that was english is like i'm exempt it. was a mix so now you don't just stand on the. wall really. operate glamorously. can't see anything. not. even a line or play with. him because of a difference between his life on thing you showed your soul to the eagles will hold a news show they all

fourth placed west brom made it back to back wins after the sacking of darren moore beating brentfordplaced middlesbrough three nil. at the bottom of the table, there was a big win for wigan over bolton. in the scottish premiership rangers could only narrow the gap on celtic at the top by a point. the were held to a one all draw by kilmarnock — it's their fourth game in a row without a win. third placed aberdeen drew one one with livingstone. hamilton moved six points clear of the bottom two with a first win in 11 attempts over hearts. hibs beat motherwell 2—nil — they're now unbeaten in five... stjohnstone against st mirren was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch. lewis hamilton has started his quest for a sixth formula one world championship in the best possible way by claiming pole for tomorrow's australian grand prix. while it was business as usual for the briton there was a changing of the order lower down the grid as nick parrott reports. a new season in formula 1 with new cars and new drivers. nothing new up front. once again five—time champion lewis hamilton shows that he

darren can give us the details. good morning. be some damage and disruption as well. already got some rain around. if we look at the satellite picture this is the developing storm. this is the cloud head, the classic sign of a deepening area of low pressure, cloud tucking in behind that as well. that will mean strengthening winds. but not just well. that will mean strengthening winds. but notjust yet. the strongest winds right now are across central and northern scotland where there are some frequent and heavy showers. we do have this rain moving northwards. one area followed by another area of rain following up to the borders and into northern ireland. then it dries up for wales and the south—west of england. we will fight temperatures as high as 12 or 13 degrees. by this stage the winds will have dropped —— we will find. the latest winds for northern ireland. the strongest for the south—west of england. 64 mph gusts there are already. this is because we have got storm freya arriving during this afternoon, continuing overnight a

i promise you would get darren. he has imported warnings about the weather this weekend. unseasonably warm. this weekend, wet and windy. storm freya to arrive later tomorrow. that is going to develop from this area of cloud. it really hasn't got any shape to it yet. eventually the cloud will look like this: cloud. that hides ourfirst cloud will look like this: cloud. that hides our first area of low pressure, which is going to bring wet and windy weather in from the atlantic. fairly quiet at the moment. rain and drizzle, is in parts of the uk, moving away. some sunshine for a while. very quickly turns wet and windy in northern ireland this morning. that will move into western parts of england and wales leader in the day. the strongest winds picking up in northern ireland, western scotland, strong to gale force was likely he. it is more of a south, south—westerly wind. quite mild, evenin south—westerly wind. quite mild, even in the rain 10— 11 degrees. it stays mostly dry across the midlands, is in england, 1a degrees. we get the rain during the evening. we get the rain du

terror attack took place in june twenty seventeen in north london near finsbury park and the man named darren osborn used his van to plow through a group conducting prayers at side the muslim welfare house one person was killed and twelve were injured during that attack and in january twenty seventh in canada saw an attack on worshipers at a mosque in quebec city the perpetrator was a local university student alexandra bissonnette six people died and nineteen were injured it was declared an act of terrorism. r.t. asked him bill researcher in asia specialist about the possible consequences and implications of this attack. if he attacks in a mosque one report said he was light skinned so one presumes that he wasn't a muslim himself. so long presumes the assumption would be i think that it is a terrorist attack that somebody has been doing it for political religious a mixture of reasons or compounded by some sort of drive. but a terrorist attack i think is the obvious assumption at this stage there will be this huge psychological and political damage this is tarzan as is the first time this has

here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. what is a storm of freya?e it a name now and this one is going to be impacting england and wales. it arrives later on today bringing very strong winds, likely to be some damage and disruption by rush hour, things should have come down tomorrow morning. this is the clarity are developing into the storm. still a deepening area of low pressure, the winds are still to pick up, we have some rain around at the moment, yet to arrive across northern england where it has been a fairly quiet start around leeds with a bit of sunshine. it will change because we've got rain along the south coast in kent and that is moving its way northwards. at the moment the strongest winds out with these frequent heavy showers across central and northern scotland. outbreaks of rain and drizzle across england and wales, one band of rain moving northward and another one following on behind. that rain is heavy, pushes its way up towards southern scotland and into northern ireland later on today. turning drier and wales in the south—west whe

thank you very much darren you're going to know we records from. this should never have to approach it. allow that to take on the right it is better it should know what. joke you get out of it i mean. the report is said to contain secret grand jury material which is not usually made public meanwhile trump stepped up his war against what he calls the fake news media accusing them of staging a witch on charges. comments now on claims that the us media made during the two years of the miller investigation. pick any year before two thousand and six staying in this book and imagine someone back then touting the idea that people from here helped someone settle in here and began using him as a puppet or their agent honestly that someone would right away get labeled as a conspiracy theorist the u.s. attorney general has just made it clear to the people in here the whole collusion story pretty much amounts to conspiracy let's hear from the people who for more than two years were trying to give you the impression that collusion is not a conspiracy at all our

darren fox had the jug of the night against the knicks. kings beat the knicks 115-108. sacramento remains three games out in the eighth and final playoff spot, likely a date with the warriors in the first round if they get there. the lakers got beat by the clippers tonight and now are 5 1/2 games out of that eighth seed. >>> giants and dodgers, cactus league, justin marjohn striking out four in three innings and got help from parra. giants win 8-2. samardzija hasn't allowed a run in five total innings this spring. >>> the sharks lasted 10 games last year, lost his bite after suffering a shoulder injury. he signed a $90 million contract a few years ago, thinks this roster is good as it is. >> we got a lot of big fish. so it's not always necessarily the best thing to add, add more. you know, we just need to live up to what our potential is and do what we can do and have the guys that show up and do their thing every year do that again. >>> trump did it again today. at the white house he served the south dakota football team fast food. did the same thing when clemson visit

darren bett looks at the links between them. 0ur story begins in the south of france where records havehere has been just 15 millimetres of rain in marseille and beziers and in nice we have had over 50 consecutive days without rain. the reason is a persistent area of high pressure. you can see it here. the same area of high pressure that has been close to the uk. this has been around so long it is a blocking high and it has split the jet stream, so we have one fast moving ribbon of our high up one fast moving ribbon of our high up in the atmosphere to the north of the uk and anotherjet stream over northern africa, which has been picking up areas of cloud and rain and driving it away from the eastern mediterranean into parts of the middle east. so while it has been dry in the south of france it has been very wet here in iran. so what we have had severe flooding, not just in tehran but in the south of the country as well. all this rain follows what has been a period of severe drought. the weather pattern isn't going to be changing anytime soon. it is still dry on the south of france, ther

he also says he supported the attack at finsbury park mosque in london in 2017 when darren 0sborne rammedns is the word rather, a reference to the child sex abuse scandal in the north of england, leading to questions about whether he could have links in the uk. this is obviously an emerging and fast moving picture but we will be resolute in pursuing all lines of investigation if there are any links that need to be pursued. that is what we will do. there has been growing concern about the rise in extreme right—wing activity here in the uk over the last few years, that is why in the last six months for the first time the security services m15 have become involved in investigating it. tarrant says he only recently decided on christchurch as his target. the authorities in new zealand and others around the world will now be focusing on this threat with a new urgency. the man alledgly responsible for carrying out these attacks had published a manifesto identifying himself with extreme right—wing views. many of those cited by brenton tarrant are in the united states. and we can speak now to davi

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.s are really going to pick up the winds are really going to pick up this afternoon across england and wales. all because of storm freire. hidden underneath all of that cloud isa hidden underneath all of that cloud is a deepening area of low pressure, they went is continuing to strengthen and train is moving northwards. we have seen some of the strongest once move across the northern half of scotland. showers are becoming fewer and a bit more sunshine, but the rain is quite heavy at times pushing northwards towards the borders and into parts of northern ireland. behind it you may see things drying of a touch later in wales and the south—west of england at the temperature is 12-13d. england at the temperature is 12—i3d. by this england at the temperature is 12—13d. by this stage, they winds would be strung across northern scotland, the lightest of the winds are likely to be in northern ireland, the strongest of the whence the south—west of england and south wales. that is where we start

terror attack took place in june twenty seventeen in north london there finsbury park a man named darren osborne used his van to plow through a group conducting prayers outside the muslim welfare house one person was killed and twelve were injured and in january twenty seventeen callousness or an attack on worshippers at a mosque in cuba the perpetrator was a local university student alexandra based on a six people died and a nineteen were injured it was declared an act of terrorism the latest media report on this attack saying twenty seven people have been. confirmed dead so far we'll update that for you and confirm that as and when we get the information earlier on r.t. asked him bill of research and asia specialist about the possible consequences and implications of this horrendous attack. if he attacks in a mosque one report said he was light skinned so one presumes that he wasn't a muslim himself. so presumes the assumption would be i think that it is a terrorist attack that somebody has been doing it for political religious a mixture of reasons or compounded by some sort of drive.

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darren osborne drove into a group of muslims, killing makram ali. home secretary warned today that the government's deradicalisation programmes have detected a growing problem with the far right. of those that we've had most concern about, and that's something called the channel programme, last year, almost half of those were far—right extremists. counterterrorist police and the security service, mi5, have experienced a sudden surge in the threat from the extreme right wing. four attacks got through, three murders, and one that came very close. and of the 18 foiled suspected terrorist plots in the last two years, four came from the extreme right wing. very vicious language about muslims that has been circulating everywhere online. .. but at a regent's park mosque event today, sajid javid was also repeatedly warned about the language that had crept into everyday politics. our politicians, our leaders, who use language such as "sick asian paedophiles," such as "muslim women who wear the niqab are letterboxes," they need to be called to account. some r

terror attack took place in june twenty seventeen in north london near finsbury park a man named darren osborne used his phone supplier through a group conducting prayers outside the muslim welfare house one person was killed and twelve were injured and in january twenty seventh team canada saw an attack on worshipers at a mosque in quebec city the perpetrator was a local university student alexander bissonnette six people died and nineteen were injured in that attack it was declared an act of terrorism our guests gave us their analysis of the situation. if he attacks in a mosque one report said he was light skinned so one presumes that he was a little muslim himself. a show presumes this i'm sure would be i think that it is a terrorist attack that somebody has been doing it for political religious a mixture of reasons all compounded by some sort of drain. but a terrorist attack i think is this assumption is that there will be this huge psychological and political damage this is charles and as the first time this has happened a religious shooting at this sort as happened in new zealand

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.eland is pushing into scotland and westernmost parts of england and wales. strong and gale force winds, even at the rain 10—11d, mostly dry, 13 or 1a even at the rain 10—11d, mostly dry, 13 or14 in even at the rain 10—11d, mostly dry, 13 or 1a in the midlands. 0vernight windy and wet for the north—west of scotla nd windy and wet for the north—west of scotland and rain clings on to southern parts of england. plymouth clearer skies, with with averages 3-4. clearer skies, with with averages 3—4. rain in southern parts of ingrid and wales moving northwards, perhaps toward southern scotland heavy rain, drawing in. we have warnings for the met office covering much of wales, much of a good too, just as high 60—70. —— much of england two.

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren betts.tic. we have storm at freya on the way. it is yet to develop into a storm, it is coming from that cloud there. this girl of cloud already brings in wet and windy weather from the atlantic, that area of cloud clearing away from the eastern parts of the uk. it is brightening up here, however, we have already got the rain arriving in northern ireland, turning wet and windy here, and into west to most parts of england and wales. the strongest winds most likely to be across northern ireland in western scotland, strong to gale force wind, here. as you can see, a southerly wind, so not that cold. temperatures evenin wind, so not that cold. temperatures even in the rain around 10—11dc. it will stay dry in the midlands and eastern england, so a bit warmer there. the rain could linger across southern parts of bing and all night, and it will get very windy in north—west scotland, gale or severe gales, and frequent showers, too. in between, things, and quieter, clearer skies, temperatures dipping

now time to the weather, with darren. sunday, we have got storm freya on the way. that is yet to develop into a storm, it will come from that area of cloud, there. that cloud already brings in wet and windy weather in from the atlantic, that area of cloud clearing away, but it is brightening up here. we have already got the rain arriving in northern ireland, turning wet and windy here, that will push its way further across scotland and into western parts of england and wales. the strongest winds likely to be across northern ireland, and some strong to gale force winds here. a southerly wind, not that cold, temperatures even in the rain around ten or 11 degrees. where it is dry in the midlands and eastern areas, 13 degrees is likely. we will get some rain later on, and that rain could linger, but at the same time, it gets really windy in north—west scotland, gales, severe gales and frequent and heavy showers, too. in between, things are calmer and quieter, temperatures dipping away at around three or four max celsius. tomo

right terror attack took place in june twenty seventeen in north london near finsbury park man named darren osborne used his van to plough through a group conducting prayers at side the muslim welfare house one person was killed and twelve were injured and in january twenty seventh canada saw an attack on worshippers at a mosque in quebec city the perpetrator was a local university student alexander net six people died and nineteen were injured it was declared an act of terrorism. we're joined now by dravid iran are experts on political and you strategic issues javid thanks for coming on to the program now we have heard from a stringer on the ground and he suggested that new zealand is not a place that you associate with this kind of incident how big a shock is this for the people of new zealand. i think it is a shock maybe for the people in the museum there but it's not a big shock people. it's just a regular nothing world to most of the world because these kind of incidents have been happening over the years. in a void we had more than one hundred. to portray of muslims as terrorists as m