as you came out of the exhibition road entrance of the natural history museum... he left—hand side of the road. since then we have had lots of police coming into the scene and there is an ambulance behind the second cordon, definitely somebody being put into the ambulance. it is not clear how bad the injuries are, it does not look that bad from here. police say they have arrested someone, police say they have arrested someone, did you see that taking place? i did not. there are about six or seven police

i'm at the bottom end of exhibition road.quarter behind the natural history museum and the victoria and albert museum. it is quite a strange sight. it is a big pedestrianised area, normally teeming with people all the way through to the winter. it is absolutely desolate. we have a line of police officers. if i look ten yards ahead of me, i can see tables and chairs scattered as people were evacuated from the area. clearly people were told to get out very quickly. you can see bags, you could see coates, i can see wineglasses have drunk, meals on some of the tables. there are effectively bar stools all over the place. that is what we heard from a witness earlier who was pushed behind a cordon and said, dominic, that people, police he described as not the ordinary police but officers with some sort of face covering and guns came rushing towards people in restau ra nts a nd rushing towards people in restaurants and bar is telling them to get out of there. that would explain what you were seeing. that is right. they would have bee

but it cordon has been thrown around this area of exhibition road, cromwell road, that pa rt exhibitionthat part of south kensington. we heard from another witness earlier who said that not the regular police but police with their faces covered and guns moved quickly towards people in the surrounding streets, telling them to get away from the area, as our correspondent, june kelly, has been explaining. that would be a matter of precaution, of procedure, until the police established what exactly has happened here. interestingly, the metropolitan police say on twitter they will release more information when they can, our information must be accurate, they say. there is a huge amount of speculation about whether this is a more sinister incident, a terrorist incident, but we simply do not know at this stage. we don't know if the police now but they are trying to establish as quickly as possible what is going on, what has happened there. and in the meantime, they are exercising the normal precautions they would to keep people safe. more on this coming up shortly, but now, the weather forecas

as if you are going to exhibition road. there was more police presence on that side. car accident. i could not see any car. i said to my daughter, we will walk to full road because it will be impossible, the traffic is crazy, and that is what we did. we walked back towards gloucester road and made our way to that area to get to full road to meet our friends. i was outside the coffee shop when i saw the news pop—up on my mobile phone. breaking news. then i realised what had really happened. it seems that at that point you were not aware of the scale of the police response and the scale of the police response and the police might be potentially responding to something bigger than an accident. not at all. i was so upset when i saw the news. i understand it is not confirmed what happened. it was at that point, the police were really calm. so were the people. ca re good afternoon. a number of people have been injured in central london after a car mounted the pavement and struck several people outside the national history museum in kensington. the incident which took place a

a number of people we re exhibition road. a number of people were injured.useum is a magnet for visitors, especially families on a saturday afternoon. we were sitting outside the restaurant. people started running. people were saying, run. i heard a noise. we ran with everybody else and everything seemed to calm down. we try to walk back to the natural history museum. and then everything went mental with police cars and a lockdown. there was panic as people first ran around the corner is especially as they had children, there was screaming for the children, said the first 30 seconds was panic but it quickly calmed down. a large area in south kensington is cordoned off. 0nce again, londoners face disruption. let's talk to our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani. this is confirmed as a road traffic accident. bring us up to date please. that is right. now confirmed asa please. that is right. now confirmed as a road traffic accident and it is as a road traffic accident and it is a case of move along, nothing here to see any more. traffic is moving outsid

this is exhibition road here.hat would be normally a very busy saturday afternoon, many visitors, both from the uk and abroad, many families visiting the museum and i think we can move on to a shot of the cromwell road. again, you can see how quiet it is there. compared to what it would normally be. you can see the tape across the road. the police cordon and cordons plural in place on the roads surrounding the natural history museum. just to remind you that we understand that police are keeping an open mind as to what the nature of this incident was, but they're not confirming that it was a terrorist incident. they're not confirming that it was an u nfortu nate not confirming that it was an unfortunate accident, they are keeping an open minute. we certainly don't know at the moment. we don't know if the police have managed to establish that themselves, but obviously, caution is extremely important in circumstances like this. the police, of course, will wa nt to this. the police, of course, will want to either conf

closed off and as police investigate and try to figure out what's happened but again this was on exhibition road which cuts across cromwell road which then becomes a main artery the a4 heading out to heathrow airport. the south kensington neighborhood maybe to be more specific about where this has happened. we've had several incidents in the past several years in london that have turned out to be terrorism. this again, we don't know but certainly that is one line of inquiry over the summer there was the attack on london bridge and then in the spring at parliament so people in london are quite skiddish about accidents involving vehicles or incidents involving vehicles. again that's the latest right now. we will be keeping you updated neil as we get more information, several pedestrians injured as a vehicle plows into them in south kensington at 2:20 local time this afternoon, neil. >> neil: amy you mention mentioned this is similarly heavy traffic to tourists and others and i'm wondering what precautions have been made post the london bridge and related attacks also in heavily traffic ked areas o

officers regular officers as well along with forensic teams who we've seen combing the corner of exhibition road and cromwell road where the car actually hits several of the vehicles and mounted the pavement it is north according to police being treated as terrorism related although they have only in the last few moments or so said that they are keeping an open mind the driver of that vehicle was quickly holed out of the car pinned to the ground by a combination of security guards from the nearby museums and passes by the person who originally according to the police was said to have been arrested the police then clarified that and said that that individual has been detained where i'm totally going to find out more about what exactly has happened here in the coming few hours yeah it is confusing given the police that sort of issued two statements five one of the news agencies the reality is that it's on surprising there has been such a response to this incident given the attacks that london and other parts of the u.k. have suffered in the last. five in all four in london one in manchester a lot

and certainly, i was just going for my morning early run, actually, up this particular road, exhibition roadres with cromwell road outside the national history museum. from what i can see from pictures which you're showing right now, the approach easterly towards neis bridge, and this road is actually a very, very fast road. there are two lanes on either side. there are very few risk mitigation measures on the pavement or sidewalk. obviously, to a degree to protect, obviously, members of the public. now, there could be, and again it's too early to call quite yet as to whether this could be a terrorist-related incident, but because, obviously, there are a number of vehicles and road traffic collisions which happen with regular frequency on this road. however, from the pictures i've seen, the vehicle and person apprehended was on a road that is semi-pedestrianized, so certainly a lot of tourists and businessmen in london which congregate on the road, which is shared with traffic, but primarily pedestrianized. from what we can see or what i've seen from some of the pictures on social media is a

it is effectively wedged at the end of the pavement on exhibition road.n the natural history museum, the science museum and the victoria and albert. it was that car which mounted the pavement. we are not sure why that was. it ended where it is now. scenes of crimes officers have been here. we saw a dog section at one point, a lwa ys saw a dog section at one point, always an indication they may be looking for traces of explosives and things like that. that is the kind of resource of the police will bring to bear on something which, on the face of it, looks like terrorism but tha nkfully face of it, looks like terrorism but thankfully in this case has just turned out to be a road traffic accident. the driver himself currently in custody. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in the front pages of the sunday papers at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight, are martin lipton, deputy head of sport at the sun, and the political commentator, daisy mcandrew. there are renewed fears for the future o

that ru ns deployed to exhibition road.ldings —— building's eastern entrance. police say it was a road traffic collision. jane frances kelly reports. a black car close to the natural history museum quickly became the object of attention for police. it was placed behind cordons following an incident in which 11 people were hurt after a car drove onto the pavement. the london ambulance service said they mainly treated head and leg injuries, with nine taken to hospital. none have life—threatening or life—changing injuries. armed officers were quick to swoop on the area shortly after the incident reported at 2:20pm. eyewitnesses say they cleared the area as quickly as possible. we ran with everybody else. everything seemed to calm down. we tried to walk back to the natural history museum. then everything went mental with police cars, and there was lockdown. there was an initial panic as people ran around the corner. there was lots of screaming from young children. that first 30 seconds was panicked. very quickly it calmed down.

of the clients in the restaurant hit the floor and then there was all these people running on exhibition road towards the station really and then all of a sudden i why say a large gathering of policemen showed up in yellow vests clearing up the roads and asking everybody to leave the restaurants leaving bags and things behind really. >> what were people telling you when they were running? what did they say? you must have been asking what is going on. >> yeah. well the people just seemed panicked and running, i think they knew what was going on and those large huge contingents of policemen just saying go, go, run. >> and what did you do? did you run? >> no, we had to leave the restaurant. we walked out, ran away yes. >> all right so when you ran off you didn't even get a chance to pay for your meal. were you in that much panic where you just left the restaurant? >> no we paid for our meal, but there was quite a few people that ran off. >> really how did you feel when you were hearing this? at this time in london gosh we've had just the fifth terror attack just a few weeks ago so to have people

the incident took place on exhibition road that passes next to the natural history museum, and other tourist attractions including the science museum and victoria and albert. the helicopter is over the scene and this is the scene live. you can see a police cordon in place and clearly a number of officers are still on the scene. we heard from witnesses how quickly police moved into place once they arrived in south kensington. our correspondent richard lister is close to the scene in south kensington. richard, a number of developments in the past few minutes. indeed, in the last few minutes. indeed, in the last few minutes the police have confirmed that the incident was a road traffic accident, which i'm sure will come asa accident, which i'm sure will come as a relief to everybody here and anybody watching, because clearly, given the times we live in, there was concern it could have been more serious, but to reiterate, the met police confirm officially this was a road traffic accident and in the past few minutes the london ambulance service gave more details about the people hurt in t

statement they said police were called fourteen twenty one local time two reports of a collision in exhibition road south kensington they go on to say it's believed a number of protests troopers are injured offices wrote the c. london ambulance service because. they don't want to qualify. man's been arrested at sea inquiries to establish the circumstances a motive the way so the police know it's going to move out of the moment but the injuries are the those pictures pretty much to say that you say the balance of the police cause at the same will be across the entire course of two coasts. mystery now the next live update in thirty minutes with me here on our site. for now though i'll leave you and hope some of those going ok. economic development is all about numbers we're really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six points. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart is says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is that

what was going on and i asked the policeman just in front of me and said, a guy ran on people on exhibition road just 60 meters. so he told me, he said they don't know, they might think it's a terrorist attack, they don't know what happened. i came back straight back to my place and i opened the window and i see people got scared and start running and, but now, you can hear the helicopter running across my head, my place, and, but -- thank god we're okay. . neil: romain is the driver still there or he's taken away? >> i don't know, what we see on the news, the guy got knocked down and i guess taken away. the news from where i am right now, but from what we know, what we've seen on the tv, he seems to be taken away. neil: now, do you know -- i know there were a number of people hit, you came after the scene and saw people running. do you see how many were hit or in the hospital? >> no, they say, i hope the lower account, but i think

be investigated as long who knows this part of the city are quite well what i do know is that exhibition road which is goes on for a. overload where we are too high has some very interesting road markings there is no official pavement no difference in height level between the road and the pavement it was a bit of an experiment in city planning some years ago when it was in the past or something usually for some drivers we don't clearly know what the cause of this is is being described officially as a collision the police are on time for are going to fill us in with more details in the coming hours ok naval come back to as and when things develop they thank you. now thick black smoke continues to billow from villages surrounding the iraqi town of how we govern it forces trying to flush out the remaining eisel fighters and we just sent it was recaptured from iceland thursday after a two week military camp and hundreds of myself fighters have since surrendered to the kurdish peshmerga troops in what looks like an attempt to avoid capture by the shia militia forces charles strafford has a report

junction on exhibition road just for the down here and cromwell road it did cause a tremendous amount of alarm precisely because of where it is next to the victorian albert museum and that full history museum in the science museum on a saturday this is a part of london that is heaving with tourists heaving with locals and of course the city is no stranger to violent attacks that have led to fatalities so what we have seen is an incredibly rapid police response we saw armed units here we've seen in the last couple of hours forensic teams combing the site picking up possible evidence but what we have now established according to the police was that this was an unfortunate incident eleven people are being treated according to the london ambulance service nine people have been hospitalized and it does look like as if this cordon is about to be lifted possibly within the next half an hour or so to allow this part of london to return to normal people are wondering why there was such a big response to what is essentially now a traffic incident we must remind people that the u.k. really is un

road" is celebrated 365. you recognize this? >> yeah. oh, my. >> reporter: the exhibiten here for years. >> oh, my. >> reporter: but this was his first time seeing it. >> charles had a saying. he said, "you're making my heart beat fast." >> reporter: izzy was there for ars. of kuralt's careers. tie highs and the... highers. >> the man moaning in the background is our cameraman. i had just been put through a snap roll by a little old lady of 80. >> reporter: but izzy says "on the road" almost didn't get off the ground, said management wasn't thrilled with the idea at first. why would they say no? >> because they didn't see what he saw, i guess. what i heard was the telephones lit up pretty hard that night , i the first one was on. >> reporter: oh, really? gh people said, "it's about time we saw a little something else about america. >> reporter: it gets three miles to the bushel. >> reporter: it was the beginning of one of the most successful segments in news history, which is why it saddens izzy that the name "charles kuralt" is fading from our cllective conscious. >> i

road is celebrated 365. >> recognize this? >> yeah, oh, my. the exhibit here for years.s his first time seeing it. charles had a saying, you make my heart beat fast. >> izzy there for most of his career. the highs and the highers. the man moaning in the background is our cameraman. mr. blackmon put through a snap roll by a little old lady of 80. izzy says on the road almost dent get off the ground. management wasn't thrilled with the idea at first. >> why would they say no? >> they didn't see what he saw, i guess. what i heard was that the telephones lit up pretty hard that night when they first one was on. >> really? >> people said it is about time we saw a little something else about america. >> three miles to the bushel. >> the beginning of one of most successful segments in tv news history. which is why it saddens him that charles kuralt is fading from our collective consciousness. people are forgetting who started this? >> what's that guy's name? >> charles kuralt. >> doesn't ring a bell? >> asked a group of cbs interns who has heard of charles kuralt. look way in t

exhibition. at the age of 88 he still does some off—road riding.ology with the bikes, and they are beautiful. beautiful. i'd like to have one of those engines now in my bike. with new models coming out on sales figures continuing to rise, triumph says a discount and about the future of the business. simon ward, bbc news, hinckley, leicestershire. the actor and comedian steve coogan has received damages and apology from the mirror group newspapers over phone hacking. speaking outside london's high court mr coogan said he felt vindicated by the result and condemned the behaviour of executives at the paper. there will be a press conference at around 9pm our time by the police in las vegas where they will no doubt give more details about their investigation into that mass shooting. it took place yesterday. more on that in outside source. stay with us for that if you can. time to look at the weather forecast with ben. good evening. today hasn't been a bad day all things many bad day all things considered, many saw some sunshine with a window of fine wea

road. this is the kind of carriage martin luther would travel with back in the day and this one is a hand crafted replica for the special exhibition luther and the germans that you can visit here and till november fifth of two thousand and seventy. and you. vote for castle is more than just an eleventh century castle it's a national icon. and i was an ox main landmark. in this small room martin luther worked on his translation of the new testament into german. it took him just eleven weeks and his translation sold like hotcakes. it was the first one to translate the bible but he did it very well. and most importantly he translated from the greek and not simply from latin into german what was the. special exhibition luther and the germans include some three hundred exhibits. from the exhibition in vauxhall corsa shows five hundred years of german history always in light of luther's relationship with the germans or from the reformation influenced german history but also how every historical era produced its own image of luther. and they differ widely. luther and the national hero. luther who split the church. the protestant reformer

road and 42nd street. in the works, smithsonian has outlined his plan to renovate the air and space museum. the goal is to keep most exhibits open during the seven-year project. the 40-year-old building will see a new exterior roof work as well as a modernized heating and air-conditioning system. each of the museums 23 galleries will also be updated. the apollo 11 command module will be housed in a climate controlled display as part of a new exhibit. work is expected to begin next summer. the air and space around our area will fill a bit cool tonight. bill kelly is in the stormwatch 7 weather center with the on the forecast. it's a nice one out there. bill: it is so nice. beautiful, blue skies, just a few clouds if any in the area. it certainly feels like fall outside. level,ng on your comfort maybe a light sweatshirt or something like that. 61 in reston, 65 around annapolis. mid and low 60's getting down into the 50's as the sun goes down. sun goes down,e and then we drop into the 50's with a few clouds here and there. the next weather maker and a look at halloween and what's in the 10 date forecast as were setting our clo

is this the first time that you all have been -- opened up an exhibit like this and will there be more. >> so, we're taking it on the roadwe kicked off at the women's museum last year and, you know, washington, d.c. has the only museum in the world devoted to women in the arts. >> isn't that great. we need more. >> it's awesome and thank you wilhelmina holiday for deciding that that needed to exist sewn we're very lucky with the response we got and, you know, we wanted to have an exhibit that lasted more than just a few days, so this is a full month of programming. tomorrow we have a portfolio review day for emerging artists at the exhibit. this week we have a panel discussion on the art of business, the business of art with some experts and the executive director of d.c. commission on the arts and humanities is join and us. this is a grassroots effort but there's a lot of wonderful women that have put their heart and soul into this. >> so, blind wino. >> open gallery hours are 12 to 5:00 both today and tomorrow. >> okay. so, basically you have, what, a few weeks left. >> we have about two weeks left. november 4th is tec

exhibit? >> they did. every zoo has frogs. so, yeah, i mean -- >> stephen: how is your frog? do you still have a frog? >> i should have never gone down this roadmean, you know, there's-- being a frog is really more about body language. ( laughter ) do you want me to teach you how to be froggish. >> stephen: i have my own frog. i can do a frog. >> let me see your frog. i'll do my frog if you do your frog. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> aaahhh! that's good! that's good! that's good! ( cheers and applause ) all right. all right. so my frog is more about posture, right. you have to turn your feet out. it was more like this kind of thing. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh, i like that. >> it's not in the face. there's a frog that would shake its ankle. you have to get this. the frog would do this. >> stephen: that's really nice. that's really nice. ( cheers and applause ) you can commit more in pants, i'm getion. so now, storyteller. >> yes. >> stephen: are you the best storytellener your family? >> no, no, that would be my dad. >> stephen: oh, that's great. >> yeah, he has a really special skill for taking the mundane, and exaggerating into a s

world eleven playing an exhibition series in september a number of major players have pulled out of this match more than ten thousand men have been declared. to be rude to me no road is a burden because there's the issue of national prestige is the issue of national. at the moment and. obviously the most important. to the well there certainly. is nine years down the line three longarm now decides to come back this is sending a signal to the rest of the world they were the affected party they were the party that will attack they haven't all said the security arrangements are bored they want to help the people of pakistan bring back international stars and they are lost every hour in order to demonstrate that they support the game and that the security arrangements are good now well joining us now from karate is rashad mahmood sports editor of one of pakistan's leading newspapers door shut thanks for joining us just give us an idea as to how important a day this is for pakistan cricket. this is indeed a very historic day for pakistan very good because it is sort of a revival of international cricket in pakistan after almost eighty years it is ironic though that it w

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