all were approached from behind and knifed in the back in edmonton.port correspondent calls "the most radical plan you've never heard of." it's the ultra low emission zone, which comes into effect in central london a week today. i'm telling you now, because if you haven't checked whether your vehicle is exempt, driving into town will cost you £12.50 — on top of the congestion charge. so do go to our website for more details, in case you get hit with a hefty bill. the address is on your screen. from today, if you want to spend a penny at some of the country's busiest train stations, you don't need to because toilet facilities, from this morning, will be free. london liverpool street and king's cross stations are among those scrapping the 50 pence charge. water fountains are also being introduced to the stations, which is handy. let's take a look at the travel situation now. on the tubes, tfl has minor delays between liverpool street and stratford due to an earlier fire alert. on the roads, the m25 anticlockwise is slow on the approach to junction 23, b

the attacks he is accused of started on saturday night in edmonton.y all were approached from behind. there were increased police patrols in the area and people were warned to be vigilant. then on tuesday morning a fifth person was attacked. police say in similar circumstances. it was later that morning that jason kakaire was arrested. now, of those five alleged victims, a 45—year—old woman remains in hospital with what‘s been described as life—changing injuries. we heard a report that she had suffered a severed spinal cord. two men are in hospital in a stable condition. two other alleged victims have been discharged. now, there was no bail application made forjason kakaire. he has been remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey on the 3rd of may. the gender pay gap has widened in favour of men at nearly half of the uk‘s biggest employers over the past year, analysis by the bbc has found. overall, 78% of companies had a pay gap in favour of men while just 14% favoured women. earlier my colleague carrie gracie spoke to lauren toure from frost incl

sharks in edmonton tonight. the wrist shot past the goalie. sharks up 2-1. second period, 2- 2.ace-off. shoots from downtown. the deflection. and the sharks are winners tonight, 3-2. mat chapman out of the line up. after hitting a 3-run home run, a two run double. the a's 6-3. what is a game without him flexing his ak-47. threw out rookie bets who was trying to go to third. i am like what? a's beat the red sox 7-3. why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. internet that's reliable. internet that's fast. that's super important. i just want to get it right now. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. . >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our captioning sponsored by cbs >> democrats formally requested the president's tax re

. >>> the sharks are out today after beating the edmonton oilers 3-2.ir second game in the last 11. the sharks have already clinched second place in the division plan vegas in the first round of the playoffs. the sharks will host the colorado avalanche tomorrow night. >>> a new study recommending the best bay area cities to live in and commute from if you happen to work in san francisco. take a look at a map by property shark showing the top 10 cities to live in if you have to commute into san francisco. it factored in travel time, medium home prices school quality and crime rates. south san francisco topped the list followed by san bruno, san rafael and san mateo. daily considered cities with populations of at least 30,000 that were within 20 miles of san francisco. >>> plenty of fun events around the bay area this weekend including one if your physical fitness buff. here is rosemary with the we can watch. >> the first weekend of april and here are a few things to enjoy. take part in the annual rock 'n roll san francisco half marathon featuring a today

. >>> the other bay area playoff team sharks in edmonton.finds marcus sorensen with the equalizer. tied at 1. burns with a shot so hard they weren't sure it went in. it did. his 15th of the year. san jose leads 2-1 after one. second period, nifty a2.late in the second, burns w another rip. gustav nyquist another winner. they close the season 3-2. the stanley cup playoffs start next week. >>> kids enjoying day baseball at the coliseum against the red sox. a's down 3-0 in the third and ed. swing of the bat it is all steven i witit, got it. i don't ineither one of those guys got he wall. ground rule double. five rbi. then in the 9th another jamb from ramon. the flare to center comes up throwing, and it is a strike to get mookie betts at third. the a's win 7-3. they go 6 and 2 in their first home stand. >> it was a great home stand. winning four game sets is tough. we did that twice. feel good about that. the home stand ready to hit the road. had a couple lucky breaks on the line. that's baseball. some stie sometimes it goes your way, sometimes

sharks in edmonton, burns with the shot, past the goalie and the shirts take a 2-1 lead.ut second period, this time burns gets it from the face- off, shoots downtown, mike was there for the deflection and the sharks went 3 to 2. >>> how about baseball? matt chapman out of the lineup after being hit in the hand last night. a huge day for stephen piscotty after hitting a home run. the red sox play keystone going down is a two run double. biscotti had ng to go that's the third base, despite the red sox being down 7-3 in the ninth inning. and like what's the poin at the >> i read some of bogart's comments the other night. but this was a different guy. as fast as he is in the jump that he got, you don't blame him for running. but maybe next time. >> i should have known, he has pretty much thrown everybody out. >> it's a bad decision and he knows it. >> bad decision indeed. pitcher max free only give up one hit last night. he almost had one, but kyle schwarber got the uniform dirty with a full extension. the braves beat the cubs 9-4. >> if you have been out of town, let me remi

is from edmonton tree from thirteenth century and everything is disappearing and defy you know to today in twenty one century and little the underbelly is a very beautiful symbolic of our country enough of our city of paris it's like a monument in the literary reason you tell you go and so that's a part of our culture and we are losing tonight and that's very sad for this dempsey's said look you have to battle. is the heart of paris it is grander it is monumental it is horrible to see everything we have learned growing up in small centuries of our heritage when news of this fire not spread out the church bells at certain churches across the city rang the bell tolls in solidarity to show that they were all thinking of not to our lady as it is in english and when to stand that a number of works of art have been rescued from this fire they are not damaged that's incredibly good news in terms of the heh. to try and preserve that for not and we also understand that the crown of thorns this was probably one of the most iconic and important relics that was contained in not that has also been r

four other people were stabbed in edmonton over the weekend.elcome to our to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. it is all about brexit, when do we leave, how do we leave? will we leave? hard to believe all of this is still up for grabs. confused ? to believe all of this is still up for grabs. confused? we will attempt to clear everything up, attempt being the key word. the metro leads with theresa may's offer to meetjeremy corbyn to end the deadlock over brexit. the express brands the prime minister's move a massive gamble, as she makes a pitch for national unity. the financial times says the conservatives‘ internal battle on europe has been deepened by the prime minister's statement, in which she also said she would ask the eu for a further brexit the same story makes the front page of the times, which says theresa may's strategy will prompt hostility from her own party. the daily mail reports that the prime minister rejected calls from her ministers to prepare for a no—deal brexit. the mirror says brexiteers in the cabinet are furi

a man charged with five counts of attempted murder after a series of knife attacks in edmonton in northear—old jason kakaire appeared at highbury corner magistrates' court. he has been remanded in custody. nhs tayside has announced a review into the treatment of 14 breast cancer patients, who died after receiving lower than normal doses of chemotherapy, without their knowledge. more than 300 patients being treated at nhs tayside since december 2016, were given lower doses than patients elsewhere in the uk. doctors said it was an attempt to reduce side effects and that the risk to patients was very small. the holiday company, sta travel, hasjoined a growing boycott of companies owned by brunei, after the country introduced strict islamic laws which punish gay six by stoning to death. the firm, which has 53 stores in the uk, said it would stop selling tickets for royal brunei airlines, in support of protests against the law. human rights lawyer amal clooney has been appointed as the government special envoy on media freedom. the foreign office says she and jeremy hunt will work to counter

the victim, who's in his 30s, is critically injured in hospital after the attack in edmonton.o—nazi activist who plotted to murdera labourmp in a sword attack is a convicted paedophile who was jailed last year for trying to groom two underage boys. jack renshaw, who was a member of the far—right group, national action, admitted plotting to kill rosie cooper, the mp for west lancashire. a series of trials linked to his plans came to an end today which means we can now report fully on the background. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been talking exclusively to one of renshaw‘s friends who revealed his plans. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. the committed neo—nazi jack renshaw, who faces a long prison sentence for planning to kill his mp, and who we can now reveal is also a convicted sex offender after trying to groom two young teenage boys. the group he belonged to, national action, was banned in 2016 as an extreme right—wing terrorist organisation. but then its leader, chris lythgoe, decided to take the group underground and prepare for a viole

the attacks began in edmonton in london on saturday night.nd the university of oxford say their findings disprove previous claims that light to moderate drinking may protect against the condition. the founder of amazon, jeff bezos, has reached the largest divorce settle m e nt has reached the largest divorce settlement in history with his former wife. mackenzie bezos will get a stake in the company worth more than 30 billion dollars. she will have to hand over her voting power in the company to her husband, who is the world's richest man. she sent out a tweet saying they look forward to their next phase as co—parents and friends. britain's spy agency, gchq, is supposed to be home to one you might think of secret corridors and rooms full of high—tech gadgets. but our revelation to date paints a very different picture. a plain red brick building, next to a pub and a tube station in central london, was home to intelligence officers for 66 years. the secret can only be revealed today because they've moved out. gchq gathers communications from aro

. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her brother brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from can

. >>> the sharks are off today after beating the edmonton oilers 3-2.t 11. the sharks have clinched second place and will face vegas in the first round of the play- offs. they face the colorado avalanche tomorrow night. >> i am ready for one of those seasons where all the bay area teams are in the play-offs and doing well. that would be exciting! it is possible. >> it is possible. not to pick on the sharks but the sharks are the only team in the bay that i have never seen win at all. >> yes. we really need that. >> among the major sports teams, i have seen everyone else do it. it is time for the sharks to step up, right? we are fans over here. we want you to win it all. all right. let's take a look at the commute on westbound 580. >>> as you come up the 205 here at westbound 580 it is lighter than usual on the super commute. normally we have the traffic start here and end here. there is a big empty spot. livermore to pleasanton, dublin. some people may be scared off by what will be rain later today. it is friday and spring break week for some of the sch

the 29—year—old is accused of stabbing five people in the edmonton area.es. a hospital in england close to the welsh border says it will no longer accept patients from wales, except in emergencies orform accept patients from wales, except in emergencies or form maternity and cancer care. the decision by managers will affect thousands of people in flintshire in north wales. a woman whose conviction for murdering her husband was quashed at the court of appeal has been granted bail ahead of a fresh trial. sally challen was jailed for life in 2011 for murdering her husband richard, but the conviction was overturned in february following a campaign by her sons, and evidence that she had suffered decades of abuse. today, she pleaded not guilty to his murder. richard lister reports. sally challen has never denied killing her husband, richard, but she's always maintained that she didn't murder him. in february, the court of appeal heard arguments about the issue of coercive control and quashed her murder conviction. it ordered a retrial, in the light of new eviden

so, you know, hopefully we can put it together in edmonton and put it together in colorado and then get it no problem. >> and the sharks are back on the ice thursday. let's hope they are doing kind of what the warriors did. you know, kind of just going through the regular season, getting ready for the playoffs and turning it on. let's hope that -- that's the case, they have two games to fix it. >> join us tonight on coffee tvv 20. astronomers around the world are going to show us what no human had has seen before. have a preview at 9:00. >> and the realities of ridesharing and the threat to public transit. are really lyft and uber to blame the drop in use of transit. >> and tonight, the lineup, catch the goldbergs, schooled, and then modern family and single parents and whiskey cavalier, and then stay with us for abc7 news 11:00. and 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel live. kimmel taped inside planet hollywood and tonight's guest include kevin hart. >> look for breaking news whenever you wish, we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us tonight. ♪ new wok fired shrimp

tonight they're in edmonton.r last ten, but still have the second best record in the western conference. as for how san jose will fare in the play-offs, head coach peter deboer knows how the story will be told. >> if we go on a role, you're going say it doesn't matter. and if we lose you're going to say it does matter. i've had teams, you know, going to the play-offs both ways. my personal opinion is i think the body out work matters, and our body of work is pretty good. >> only matters if you win. that's what everyone will remember. right now the sharks 2-1. getting become to the giants, giants fans, pack a poncho and play to your patience. because if it rains, the tarps will be out, and they will play because tampa's only trip to san francisco is this weekend. so they don't want to have them have to come back. >> they're going to try as best as they possibly can. so i would imagine that everyone just may not start on time. >> could they do a double header? that. >> could do a doubleheader, but they want all the

. >>> sharks in edmonton, first maga burns with the ridge shot, passes to goalie and sharks take a twolead. second period , this time burns gets it from the face-off, shoots a downtown, mike was there for the deflection and the sharks when 3 to 2. >>> how about baseball? matt chapman out of the lineup after being hit in the hand last night. huge day for stephen piscotty after hitting a three run home run, the red scotts outfielder plays keystone. it goes down as a two run double. piscotty had five runs batted in. what's the game without ramon laureano flexing his ak-47? he dropped mookie betts, who is trying to go to third base, despite the red sox being down 7 to 3 in the ninth inning. unlike, what? what's the point? the a's beat the red sox 7-3. >> i read some of bogart's comments the other night. this was a different guy and he is fast as he is and the jump that he got, you don't blame him from running. but maybe next time. >> i should've known. he is pretty much thrown everybody out. >> it's a bad decision, he knows it. >> bad decision indeed. picture max freed gave up one hit last

the struggling sharks had lost 9 of their last 10 games coming in to edmonton tonight.>so what what happened. peter dearborn company hoping to build some playoff momentum's first period, one all rent regard turns on the red light to one start to look at that beautiful. >>burns with a goal and an assist second period. leon draisaitl scored second goal of the game 49th of the season again not at 2. we're still in the second gustav nyquist tips and burns, a shot of the gulf, 3 to san jose final score that would be at arundel shut out the in the final period, he had 26 saves find work now it's the warriors 4 games left in the regular season tonight, a trip to la warriors facing the lakers lebron shut down for the season. team is out of playoff contention at last check score, 60 to 42 warriors in control of bath, golden state rolling out of the gate outscored the lakers by 27 in the opening stanza full highlights later. >>pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. lexus ultimate highlight an update on a story we brought you last night spurs head coach gregg popovich mister po

finally the struggling sharks have lost 9 of the last 10 games heading into edmonton tonight. >>so it's san jose start getting back in shape. peter dearborn company hope until it's playoff momentum first period. 1 one tie. a hard first turns on the red light to one san jose firms with a goal and an assist second period, leon draisaitl scored his second goal of the game 49th of the season remarkable. again not of that too. there's still in the second gustav nyquist tip-in burns's shot for the goal, 3, 2, sharks final score would be 3 to aaron dale shutout, the oilers for the final period, 26 saves for him. so coming up on kron four sport attended those for warriors highlights which include he steph curry assisted you can't miss until people of this year we're gearing up for yet another round. >>of storms although they made up at the same punch as previous ones, the storms. they're coming as a lot of snow is sticking to the ground from earlier in the year now after shoveling and blowing snow nearly every day this season, many residents think the hard work is over with more snow.

the struggling sharks had lost 9 of their last 10 games coming in to edmonton tonight.an jose get back into shape. peter de boer company over to build some playoff momentum. the shark first period, the kings won on style the hardest slap or 66 turns on the red light to one sergeant burns with a goal and an assist. >>second stanza leon draisaitl scored his second goal of the game 49th of the season. >>to dust on the second stop nyquist of sunburns a shock to the whole final score. 3, 2, e% sharks parent dow the oilers the final period but he had 26 >>finally here is one of those stories it's a fun story, clubs and football team getting their championship rings with the caption, best ever on the side you know you give the tigers credit for rolling over alabama in the national championship game in there 50 no record is technically the best ever in terms of most wins by an undefeated team in a single season, but best ever might be a little over the top of the >>and got get to know you said i think they did something that was pretty amazing you can just put it on the side of

the victim was reportedly walking with a companion in edmonton at around 5am this morning when he was after four stabbings this weekend. police haven‘t yet formally linked this morning‘s incident and the earlier attacks. commander helen millichap gave this update. the actions of the suspect, the fact that the incidents are in a similar area and the descriptions given mean that we are potentially only looking for one individual perpetrator. however, until these investigations have developed further and we are in a position to speak with certainty about this, have a duty to ask the public to remain vigilant and to please continue to report anything suspicious to us. as you will also have heard, we have made an arrest this morning within a few hours of the most recent attack. this is a live investigation, and it is too soon to make any further comment about the significance of this arrest, which is why we are continuing to advise the public to remain alert. the metropolitan police, speaking after those latest attacks. we‘ll have the sports news in a moment and an update on the talks in d

the attacks in edmonton in north london began on saturday night. will appear before magistrates later today. the gender pay gap has widened in favour of men at nearly half of the uk's biggest employers over the past year, analysis by the bbc has found. overall, 78% of companies had a pay gap in favour of men, while just 14% favoured women. iamjoined by i am joined by charles cotton, with the cp id, the professional body for hr, human resources and people development. good tabby with us. remind our viewers first of all what exactly the pay gap is. what does it mean? the gender pay gap is looking at the entire workforce of an organisation. so, comparing the average 01’ organisation. so, comparing the average or the median pay of all men with the average or median pay of all women. it is not to be confused with the equal pay gap, which is where you compare men and women doing the same or similarjobs. and this is only the second year of gender pay gap reporting. to what extent is that a factor in the results we are seeing today? yes, some of these fact

roads — traffic is slow on the north circular westbound from the great cambridge interchange in edmontonwards, them through the afternoon some scattered april showers, but also some decent spells of sunshine around as well. a bit of a mixed picture really today but it's a mild start to the morning. that early rain is mostly out towards the east. it's clearing northwards. the cloud will thin and break, where we've got it, to give us some good spells of sunshine around for the second half of the day but also one or two showers, perhaps the odd flash of lightning too. temperatures between 12 and 14 degrees celsius to end the afternoon — a drop on where we were yesterday, with a moderate southerly breeze. through this evening and overnight, there could be one or two showers but they're mostly set to clear away. clear skies into tomorrow morning so it should be a sunny start to friday and it will feel slightly cooler tonight as well. lows between six and eight celsius. tomorrow, mostly dry. there could be one or two showers as we head through the second half of the day and then saturday rathe

four people were injured when they were stabbed from behind in seperate attacks in the edmonton over airport to welcome at least a million more passengers a year, flying 1a routes across eight european countries. makeup companies are reporting record sales for products claiming to protect the skin from pollution. beauty experts in the capital say london's toxic air can be particularly damaging but more scientific research is needed to prove the new cosmetics actually work. it is everywhere in a city, and if you look at the statistics the amount of pollution in the city is extraordinary and astonishing, and it all ends up sitting on your skin and it is quite hard to get off your skin once it is there. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning, but the 0verground has minor delays stratford to richmond and clapham junction. 0n the trains, south western railway has some delays into waterloo. that's because of issues on the line between surbiton and woking. on to the roads: in shoreditch there are temporary traffic lights on city road

we can talk now to our correspondent james waterhouse who is in edmonton. james.litan police are calling these attacks are cowardly and senseless. during a ten hour period between saturday night and sunday morning, four people all walking alone in the streets around here in edmonton were seemingly randomly attacked from behind without warning and stabbed in the back. two of the victims are in hospital in a critical condition, a third, a 29—year—old man, has sustained what's being described as life changing injuries. and off the back of this, the rates of fatal stabbings in england and wales are ata stabbings in england and wales are at a record amount, last year they we re at a record amount, last year they were at their highest since records began and this further piles the pressure on ministers to finally do something about it. the home secretary sajid javid has previously described violent crime as rotting oui’ described violent crime as rotting our country and today he announced a public health duty were certain workers will have to legally point out signs tha

our correspondent chi chi izundu is in edmonton.tacks that happened in and around the area since saturday, and around the area since saturday, and as you said a couple of men were walking along the street behind me this morning at five vm when one was stabbed and the other was not harmed. one is in the hospital with life—threatening conditions, the one who was stabbed. the police will maintaina who was stabbed. the police will maintain a massive presence in the area and they are warning people to remain vigilant and report anything they consider possible suspicious behaviour, but they are saying and they are still continuing to do searches up and along these residential streets, looking for any evidence on the attack from this morning. thanks forjoining us. a simple blood test which speeds up diagnosis of pre—eclampsia during pregnancy is to be rolled out across the nhs in england. women who develop pre—eclampsia have dangerously high blood pressure which can damage vital organs. a study by king's college london shows the new blood

it follows four random stabbings in edmonton, which is nearby, over the weekend. we get any more. an ultra—low emission zone will come into force in parts of london next week, in a bid to deter the dirtiest vehicles from contributing to high levels of air pollution. the initiative comes as scientists say the impacts of toxins in the air are more serious than previously thought. 0ur science editor david shukman reports. outside a school, we use a heat camera to reveal air pollution. scientists are discovering that it's far more dangerous than previously thought. the exhaust stands out in this video, because it's hotter than the surroundings. it flows right beside the children. they're closer to the ground than adults, so their health is more at risk. this is the equipment that you'll be using to monitor air pollution and how clean or dirty the air that you're breathing over that week is. to find out more, researchers hand out pollution monitors. these backpacks are fitted with devices to measure the quality of the air. it sucks in air and stores all the data here.

the victim, in his 305, is critically injured in hospital after the attack in edmonton.can now report fully on the background. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been talking exclusively to one of renshaw‘s friends, who revealed his plans. when the time comes, they‘ll be in the chambers. the committed neo—nazi jack renshaw, who faces a long prison sentence for planning to kill his mp, and who we can now reveal is also a convicted sex offender after trying to groom two young teenage boys. the group he belonged to, national action, was banned in 2016 as an extreme right—wing terrorist organisation. but then its leader, chris lythgoe, decided to take the group underground and prepare for a violent race war. his ultimate plan was there was going to be a number of islamist or other groups‘ bombings, and then we‘d respond with our own. and he believed that that would generate random acts of terrorism off lone wolf type people. robbie mullen initially joined national action because of its uncompromising neo—nazi views and its young membership. but he turned agai