humber and 37 year old idaho man were arrested on friday. authorities say humber and her organization also encouraged mass casualty attacks and attacks on infrastructure. >> the defendants were motivated by their ideology of white supremacy and accelerationism, an ideology centered on the belief that the white race is superior and that violence and terrorism are necessary to ignite a race war and accelerate the collapse of the government. >> prosecutors say humber and her partner provided instructions for making and detonating bombs, and shared an instructional video that explained how to find federal buildings that would be suitable targets. >> a show of support today for an unhoused san francisco woman who is fighting a very serious illness and also fighting the city. the group faith in action bay area, held a rally this morning outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and mult

they're putting together hit lists. 34 year old dallas humber and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges related to a chat group on the social media platform telegram, which has been criticized for its relaxed approach to content moderation. the group, which refers to itself as terror graham, allegedly directed its members to commit hate crimes against black and jewish people, immigrants and members of the lgbtq plus community. the indictment also claims the group plotted to kill high value targets, including a u.s. senator, and incited followers to carry out terror acts around the world. >> a chilling part is that some of these attacks, according to the justice department, have already been carried out, including a man in slovenia who killed two people before taking his own life, a man in turkey who stabbed five people, and a new jersey teen who the fbi says plotted to attack the power grid. >> the indictment claims humber posted pictures of the 2016 pulse nightclub shooting in florida as an example of what members could carry out the threat of domestic terr

haven't even got that excuse." and then across to north utsira, south utsira, fisher, german bight, humbernt down to this bit here, the yellow bit, so biscay, fitzroy, trafalgar. and so what i was left with was all of this, round ireland and round scotland, down as far as tyne in north—east england. he basically left me with all the wet and windy bits, which would bejust like him as a challenge. shannon! it's a lovely, rainy, misty, very scottish—looking day. so we've just rounded the island... yoo—hoo! and now we're waiting to cross the shipping lane, because we've heard on the vhs that a big boat is coming through, and we don't want to have to sprint it through there. distant ship horn blows can't do it. ach! expecting a bit of swell as we go around the corner, there? i think more a bit of wind. that's why i think it's best to go anti—clockwise... anti—clockwise, yeah. ..so that we're coming straight into it. into the wind, rather than... oh, yeah. ok, but head up! more into the wind! k. ok. i can't turn around, though. ok, that's fine. just relax, relax. 0k. relax, longer strokes. right

herefordshire up towards the wash and the humber. see over a month's worth of rain falling dunng month's worth of rain falling during the day, and some disruption is certainly likely here, so please do take care. generally, a cloudy day for northern ireland, a few sunny spells trying to poke their way through for dumfries and galloway. but we've got a band of rain pushing into the far north of scotland, and they'll also be turning things fairly damp as it moves its way slowly southwards, with some brisk winds around at times as we head towards the end of the day on monday. also, for most of us, overnight it is going to be rather cloudy. that rain gradually pushing its way eastwards across eastern parts of england. and underneath that cloud, though it will be still relatively mild. 10 to 12 c. but we're starting to see some cooler, colder conditions moving into the far north of scotland as northerly winds from the arctic begin to push their way in. that rain will spread its way into other areas of scotland dunng way into other areas o

are the leaders of a white supremacist group looking to ignite that race war. 34 year old dallas humber of elk grove and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges. those charges are related to a chat group on the social media platform telegram. telegram has been criticized for what has been described as its relaxed approach to content moderation. the group, which refers to itself as terror graham, allegedly directed its members to commit hate crimes against black and jewish people, immigrants and members of the lgbtq plus community. the indictment also claims the group plotted to kill high value targets, including a u.s. senator, and incited followers to carry out terror attacks around the world. >> the chilling part is that some of these attacks, according to the justice department, have already been carried out, including a man in slovenia who killed two people before taking his own life. a man in turkey who stabbed five people, and a new jersey teen who the fbi says plotted to attack the power grid. >> the indictment claims humber posted pictures of the 2016

leaders of a white supremacist group looking to ignite that, quote, race war. 34 year old dallas humber of elk grove and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges, though those charges are related to a chat group on the social media platform telegram. telegram has been criticized for what has been described as its relaxed approach to content moderation. the group, which refers to itself as terror graham, allegedly directed its members to commit hate crimes against black and jewish people, immigrants and people of the lgbtq plus community. the indictment also claims the group plotted to kill high value targets, including a u.s. senator, and incited followers to carry out terror attacks around the world. >> chilling part is that some of these attacks, according to the justice department, have already been carried out, including a man in slovenia who killed two people before taking his own life. a man in turkey who stabbed five people, and a new jersey teen who the fbi says plotted to attack the power grid. >> and the indictment claims humber posted pictures of the

reporter anna riley , humber reporter anna riley, who's outside hmp hull., i'll start with you now. you've been speaking to some of the prisoners who have been released. what have they had to say to you ? say to you? >> good afternoon. emily. tom? yeah, we've been here since 7 am. this morning and several prisoners have been coming out of these gates of this victorian prison since then. many of them saying that they were being released under the early release scheme brought in by the new labour government to ease overcrowding, because this is, by any metric , one of the worst by any metric, one of the worst prisons in the country. in england and wales it has chronic overcrowding. the cells are dirty , they are cramped and they dirty, they are cramped and they are crumbling. many of the cells here, built in 1851, meant for single occupancy, but instead you've got several prisoners stacked up inside them. this has led to a culture and an environment of drug taking and violence. serious violence in some cases. behind these victorian walls. so, unsurprisingly,

stretches from parts of gloucestershire, herefordshire, up through the midlands and over towards the humberorth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south east. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is bringing this area of heavy rain will gradually move its way off eastwards as we do

stretches from parts of gloucestershire, herefordshire up through the midlands and over towards the humberwe could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well. for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day, and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south east. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is bringing this area of heavy rain will gradually move

gloucestershire , herefordshire, gloucestershire, herefordshire, up through the midlands and over towards the humber we could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care. over the course of the day, quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the southeast. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is bringing this area of heavy rain will gradually move i

stretches from parts of gloucestershire, herefordshire, up through the midlands and over towards the humbersee over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day . over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day , north of scotland during the day, and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south—east. still though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is

rain warning, also in force for parts of gloucestershire, herefordshire up towards the wash and the humberhere we could see over a month's worth of rain falling dunng month's worth of rain falling during the day, and some disruption is certainly likely here, so please do take care. generally, a cloudy day for northern ireland, a few sunny spells trying to break their way through for dumfries and galloway. but we've got a band of rain pushing into the far north of scotland, and they'll also be turning things fairly damp as it moves. its way slowly southwards, with some brisk winds around at times as we head towards the end of the day on monday. also for most of us, overnight it is going to be rather cloudy. that rain gradually pushing its way eastwards across eastern parts of england. and underneath that cloud, though it will be still relatively mild 10 to 12 c. but we're starting to see some cooler , colder conditions moving cooler, colder conditions moving into the far north of scotland as northerly winds from the arctic begin to push their way in. that rain will spread its way into other

libby squire was raped and killed — her body later found in the river humber. s mother has been working with thames valley police on a campaign with the slogan it does matter . and i've been speaking to young women, and they've said that they haven't realised they could. they didn't think it was important. they didn't think it mattered. they say, "well, i wasn't hurt, you know." and a lot of them just don't know how to report it. and i think, historically, women have been conditioned to accept that that sort of thing goes on. a crowdfunding page set up to raise money for afc wimbledon after the club's pitch was damaged by flooding has recieved more than £100,000 in donations. —— received more than £100,000 in donations. parts of the ground in plough lane were left underwater after large amounts of rain fell in the area on sunday night and monday morning — causing extensive damage to the pitch. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are severe delays on the district line between high street kensington and edgware road and there are minor delays on the hammers

that's gb news yorkshire and humber reporter anna riley, who's in charm park in scarborough .hannel. i'll see you after this break. welcome back to the weekend with me, darren grimes. now, lots of you have been getting in touch with us via your say, sending in your thoughts. one of our viewers says, why don't you have any scottish panel members? well, we had tony maguire , who well, we had tony maguire, who is scottish, and he was in scotland, so , you know, it might scotland, so, you know, it might have been an english panel, but there were some diverging views on the panel nonetheless. and then a lot of you getting in touch to say you agreed with what nana akua said a moment ago, where actually, you know, rachel reeves has said herself expensed. what was it, rachel reeves has said herself expensed. what was it , £4,000 expensed. what was it, £4,000 for her energy bills in her second home in london and the labour party itself over the last five, £400,000 overall in expenses for energy bills whilst they take it away from pensioners. so the question that many are asking is, wel

. >> john nicholas humber. >> william christopher hunt. >> kathleen anne hunt-casey. >> joseph gerardunter. >> peggie m hurt. >> robert r hussa. >> stephen n hyland. >> robert j hymel. >> thomas edward hynes. >> walter g hynes. >> joseph anthony ianelli. >> zuhtu ibis. >> jonathan lee ielpi. >> michael patrick iken. >> daniel ilkanayev. >> we give up food in your name as you would do if you were in our position. we miss you every day. god bless america. >> abraham nethanel ilowitz. >> anthony p infante. >> louis s inghilterra. >> christopher noble ingrassia. >> paul innella. >> stephanie veronica irby. >> douglas jason irgang. >> kristin irvine-ryan. >> todd antione isaac. >> erik hans isbrandtsen. >> taizo ishikawa. >> waleed joseph iskandar. >> aram iskenderian. >> john f iskyan. >> kazushige ito. >> aleksandr valeryevich ivantsov. >> lacey bernard ivory. >> virginia may jablonski. >> bryan creed jack. >> brooke alexandra jackman. >> aaron jeremy jacobs. >> ariel louis jacobs. >> jason kyle jacobs. >> michael g jacobs. >> steven a jacobson. >> steven d jacoby. >> ricknauth jaggernau

gb news is yorkshire and humber reporter.u're at hull prison this morning and you've already seen some prisoners leaving the building . prisoners leaving the building. >> good morning bev. yes, we're here at hmp hull and we've seen a tranche so far of prisoners leaving already leaving , leaving already leaving, carrying plastic bags, boxes , carrying plastic bags, boxes, carrier bags, leaving as part of this early prison release scheme. hull prison, hmp hull is a victorian prison. it was built in 1870. it's a category b prison, which means it does hold prisoners on shorter term sentences, as well as prisoners who are waiting to be sentenced. prisoners who are on remand , and prisoners who are on remand, and prisoners who are waiting to be moved to another category of prison . in the most recent prison. in the most recent inspection that was done at this prison , overcrowding was seen to prison, overcrowding was seen to be one of the major problems with prisoners. sharing a cell meant for one person making that a double occupa

flooding up and down the country to find out more, we're joined by anna riley, gb news, yorkshire and humberbetween the storm that's hitting florida, but i mean, seeing where you are, it looks like there's been quite a lot of damage done. perhaps >> good afternoon to you both. yes, i'm here in york, where the river ooze has overspilled. you can probably see i'm here in my wellies and it's over a metre above what it should be. i'll just step out of frame here. you can see there that is the root ooze bridge. and the water level has come up over a metre than it should normally be. according to the viking recorder, it should be at 1.8m. the river level is currently at 2.91. it's due to peak within the next hour . 3:00 peak within the next hour. 3:00 it's due to get to 2.97m, and then that water will slowly recede through the evening and into the early hours of the morning. it comes as part of multiple flood warnings, over 170 flood warnings and alerts were issued today across england, and it comes as we've had that heavy rain throughout the week. it's caused disruption widespread across the coun

iceland and went to faroes, and then across to north utsire, south utsire, fisher, german bight, humberejust like him — as a challenge. shannon! it's a lovely rainy, misty, very scottish—looking day. so, we'vejust rounded the island! yoo—hoo! and now, we're waiting to cross the shipping lane because we've heard on the vhs that a big boat is coming through and we don't want to have to sprint it through there. ship horn blares can't do it. ugh! expecting a bit of swell as we go around the corner, there? i think more a bit of wind. wind, right. wind — that's why i think it's best to go anti—clockwise... anti—clockwise, yeah. ..so, that we're coming straight into it. into the wind, rather than... oh, yeah. ok, but head up! more into the wind! 0k. i can't turn around, though. ok, that's fine — just relax, relax. 0k. relax — longer strokes. right. relax. that's fine. great. well, it was a little bit hairy out there and i wasn't feeling very comfortable and so, we just have come round and come back. due to family commitments and things, i haven't been able to get on the water every weekend and

gb news is yorkshire and humber reporter anna riley is in charm park in scarborough, where the hunt is hunting day, and it's run by the british hound sports association. i'm joined by two of their members. this morning, ross and gareth ross. just introduce yourself for me. what you do, what you'll be doing today and what this event is all about. >> hi there, i'm ross crawford, i'm master huntsman of the bedale and this event has been put on to showcase what we do on a, on a day to day basis on the hunting field. and there are going to be a couple of trails laid and we're going to hunt them today, but the main aim of today is to obviously showcase what we do do and protect protect our hounds and our hounds, which are their bloodlines. and breeding lines can be traced back over 400 years. and that, i think, is the most important thing, a way of life and protecting our hounds. and i hope you see and enjoy that today. >> and of course, fox hunting is banned.the >> and of course, fox hunting is banned. the labour government, in its manifesto, want to ban trail hunting, but what in its manif