keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and some sign software, but not much. he primarily got us going financially. lemonis: and what is the equity split? 70/30? -keith: 50/50. -lemonis: 50/50. dean: i had a graphics background and i had been doing this. i didn't have the financing to do it, so it was a perfect match. lemonis: so, you have a good brother, right? dean: if you can't trust your family, -who can you trust, right? -lemonis: well... while i appreciate keith recognizing his brother's experience, i'm not quite sure that 50/50 is exactly the right formula. if i asked most of the employees here who is in charge, what would they say? matt? -your name is matt, right? -matt: yes, s

keith's picture saying 51-year-old keith reed shot to death. shocked. and i knew right away that it had to be rob. >> reporter: to investigators looking for the killer in upstate new york, mary's husband made more than a lot of sense. there was keith reed's cell phone found off this bridge in pennsylvania. >> harrisburg is on the way to virginia. see, now that makes sense, too, that piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: and something else clicked. remember that man who'd appeared at clymer's central school asking to speak to the superintendent? investigators sent a freeze frame from the school's security cameras down to the interview room in virginia. >> does this look like him? >> yes. >> that's him? >> yes. >> mary identifies those stills as being her husband. so we know that it's him in the school. >> reporter: now authorities had a suspect but where was he? mary said a few days after her husband returned, he told her he got a new job and quit his position as an historian at the marine base in quantico, she said and he had also packed up some th

as keith thurman makes his way back to his dressing room, congratulations to keith thurman, unified welterweightn. at some point we have to start talking keith thurman, on the mythical pound for pound list, inunbeaten and a unified champ. for more on tonight's fights, you can head to showtime boxing on facebook for the post-fight press conference. stay with us, we'll recap our full night of boxing as we continue here from barclay center in brooklyn. tonight. our opening belt erickson lubin, jorge cota. man, this one in the fourth, watch that left hand by lubin. that dropped cota. he really could not recover. the fight was stopped. he walks away with a tko. in our main event, the w.b.a.-w.b.c. welterweight title on the line. keith thurman and danny garcia came out throwing haymakers. keith thurman threw more punches, connected more. it was a split decision. two judges for thurman, one for garcia. keith thurman walks away as the unified welterweight champion. what a night from barclay center here in brooklyn. for al bernstein, mauro ranallo, sugar ray leonard, steve farhood, john gray, and our ent

as keith thurman makes his way back to his dressing room, congratulations to keith thurman, unified welterweightn. at some point we have to start talking keith thurman, on the mythical pound for pound list, inunbeaten and a unified champ. for more on tonight's fights, you can head to showtime boxing on facebook for the post-fight press conference. stay with us, we'll recap our full night of boxing as we continue here from barclay center in brooklyn. tonight. our opening belt erickson lubin, jorge cota. man, this one in the fourth, watch that left hand by lubin. that dropped cota. he really could not recover. the fight was stopped. he walks away with a keith thurman and decision. two judges fo bernstein, mauro n access.wgbh.org >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we got to her house i had looked on instagram and i saw the house was on fire. so that's when i came to check on her to see if she was okay. >> west fire in west oak lane sends a mother and father and young daughter to the hospital. good evening everyone i'm natasha brown. thanks so m

as keith thurman makes his way back to his dressing congratulations to keith thurman, unified welterweightn. at some point we have to start talking keith thurman, on the mythical pound for pound list, inunbeaten and a unified champ. for more on tonight's fights, you can head to showtime boxing on facebook for the post-fight press conference. stay with us, we'll recap our full night of boxing as we continue here from barclay center in brooklyn. tonight. our opening belt erickson lubin, jorg man, this one in the fourth, watch that left hand by lubin. that dropped cota. he really could not recover. the fight was stopped. he walks away with a tko. in our main event, the w.b.a.-w.b.c. welterweight title on the line. keith thurman and danny garcia came out throwing haymakers. keith thurman threw more punches, connected more. it was a split decision. two judges for thurman, one for garcia. keith thurman walks away as the unified welterweight champion. what a night from barclay center here in brooklyn. for al bernstein, mauro ranallo, sugar ray leonard, steve farhood, john gray, and our entire sho

i will leave you with this report on the loss of police officer keith palmer.comrade. at 9:33am this morning, a minute's silence for pc keith palmer. 48 years old, a husband and a father, who went to work but never came home. boxing instructor and former soldier tony davies saw the knife attack as he left a function at the houses of parliament yesterday afternoon, and immediately ran to keith palmer's aid. he brandished two knives, i had seen, attacking one of the policemen. that's the decision i took to then leap the fence and try and give assistance in any way i could. you ran towards the violence? most people were running away. yes, but it was a split—second decision and people needed assistance. tony davies was once in the same army regiment as lee rigby, the fusilier stabbed to death in a terrorist attack in 2013. he remembers how no—one went to his colleague's aid that day and thinks that is part of the reason why he ran towards danger to help pc palmer. i was the first person to approach keith and i noticed the head wound and i am shouting, "medic, get a

i would like to turn forjust a moment to pc keith palmer, who i first met 25 years ago as gunner keithoyal artillery. he was a strong, professional public servant. and it was a delight to meet him here again only a few months after being elected. would my right honourable friend the prime minister, in recognition of the work that he did and the other police officers and public servants here in the house do, consider recognising his gallantry and sacrifice formally with a posthumous recognition? thank you, mr speaker. many other mps echoing james cleverly‘s call for a posthumous honourfor pc cleverly‘s call for a posthumous honour for pc keith palmer. keith palmer was a fan of charlton athletic football club, he was a season—ticket holder, and we will just show you some pictures now as the club pays tribute to him also. a scarf has been placed by charlton athletic on seat 166 in the east stand at the valley, and that was the seat of pc keith palmer. marking his passing as well, dying in the line of duty as he helped to protect parliament and those who work there. we have been hearing mo

keith palmer died protecting the city and londoners.massoud because he was on their radar some yea rs because he was on their radar some years ago and they presumably know about the people he was in connection with —— khalid masood. eight people arrested so far. our special correspondent lucy manning has been following the police investigation today and sent us this report from birmingham. with a car and a knife he brought terror to parliament. he is khalid masood, a british—born attacker known to the police with a 20 year criminal record, although not for terrorism. the 52—year—old responsible for the murder of a policeman, a mother on her way to collect her children, and a tourist. masood was born in kent, and was most recently living in the west midlands. he had a range of previous convictions including gbh, possession of offensive weapons and public order offences. his last conviction was in 2003 for the possession of a knife. he was also known by a number of aliases and he was known to the security services. what i can confirm is t

keith: it tells you regen required. vicky: keith daniels knows trucks. keith: thirty-nine years driving truck, i got a little over five million miles. vicky: miles spent crisscrossing california roadways, hauling everything from solid waste to soda pop. keith: it's just a good occupation, got all my kids through college. you know, paid for my house and all my toys. vicky: but last february, keith could only watch as his beloved truck burned. keith: i timed it, 8 minutes, that truck was burned to the frame. so, that's all it took. vicky: you could have been inside that truck. keith: could have been sitting in there when it caught on fire. i mean, i do feel fortunate that i was out of it, didn't get burned, you know, trying to save the truck. you know, it's your truck. jason daniels: that's something to me that can be completely preventable. vicky: keith's son jason now runs the family trucking business in eureka. jason: it scares the crap out of me. it could have been bad. if he was in there, you're talking about a crime scene. vicky: jason, like many oth

we are so proud of the bravery of pc keith palmer, so gratefulfor so proud of the bravery of pc keithalmer, so grateful for what he did to keep us safe and i would like to add my tribute to all the policing here at westminster and the parliamentary staff who acted with such calmness and professionalism yesterday, and i would like to pay tribute to the emergency trauma team at kings college hospital who are caring the injured. this was an horrific crime and it has cost lives and caused injury, but as an act of terror, it has failed. it has failed because we are here and we are going to go about our business. it has failed because despite the trauma that they witnessed outside their windows, our staff are here and they are getting on with their work. it failed because as the prime minister so failed because as the prime minister so rightly said, we are not going to allow this to be used as a pretext for division, hatred and islamophobia. this democracy is strong and this parliament is robust. this was an horrific crime but as an act of terror, it has failed. the right honourable lady sp

the family of pct palmer, obviously, —— pc keith palmer, obviously, —— pc keith palmer, obviously, ——ce where there has been such terror over the last two years, they come here, and this happens. so that is one thing. the other thing, though, is a growing sense... pride is the wrong word, i do not like to use that word, i do not like to use that word, but of confidence, is perhaps the word. i am trying to find the right word. confidence, because one is seeing so many responses that are so deeply right, in the way our society is built. the emergency services, obviously. they arejust unbelievable. the people in parliament, the staff in parliament, we re parliament, the staff in parliament, were extraordinary. westminster abbey being just opened to the people coming across as they are evacuated and making them so welcome. members of the public helping those who had been injured, and not running away. and then, those moving photos that something deep within our practices in this country, deep within the way we understand what is right, i have said this in the house of lords earlier, that

at 9:33am this morning, and minute's silence for pc keith palmer. a father, who went to work but never came home. boxing instructor and former soldier tony davies saw the knife attack as he left a function at the houses of parliament yesterday afternoon, and immediately ran to keith palmer's aid. he brandished two knives, i'd seen, attacking one of the policemen. that's the decision i took to then leap the fence and try and give assistance in any way i could. you ran towards the violence? most people were running away. yes, but it was a split—second decision and people needed assistance. tony davies was once in the same army regiment as lee rigby, the fusilier stabbed to death in a terrorist attack in 2013. he remembers watching the scenes unfolding that day. and thinks that is part of the reason why he ran towards danger to help pc palmer. i was the first person to approach keith and i noticed the head wound and i'm shouting, "medic, get an ambulance". the biggest wound was in his rib cage. he was bleeding profusely. i tried to stem the blood flow

among the victims was pc keith palmer, a married father of two.f those who tried to save him was a former soldier. when i seen the guy enter the gate, with two knives in the air, attacking, that's the decision was made. that's when the decision was made. straight over. and give assistance there were two other deaths — kurt cochran was in london celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary. and aysha frade was a teacher on her way to pick up her children. tonight there is news of a another victim. tonight there is news of a another victim. and in central london tonight, a vigil attended by thousands to remember all victims of the westminster attack. and we're taking a look at how the developments are being reported in the papers. good evening. one of the most extensive police investigations of recent years has made swift progress today, following the terror attack at westminster yesterday. the attacker has been identified and the islamic state group has said it was behind the atrocity. the attacker was named as khalid masood, who was born in the uk. he

our hearts are with the family and friends of pc keith,, ays ha the family and friends of pc keith,,an and all those injured in the attack yesterday. the victims were people who came from all corners of our world. this is a time to express our gratitude to the heroism of our police officers and emergency services who ran towards danger to help and at the same time they encourage others to run for safety. london is a great city. full of amazing people from all backgrounds. when londoners face adversity, he a lwa ys when londoners face adversity, he always pull together. we stand up for our values and be sure the world we are the greatest city in the world. our response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values shows the world what it means to bea values shows the world what it means to be a londoner. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, there will now bea ladies and gentlemen, there will now be a minute's silence. that includes the minute's silence. that concludes our ceremony today. thank you forjoining us here on trafalgar square.

i would like to turn forjust a moment to pc keith palmer, who i first met 25 years ago as gunner keitharters battery 100 regiment, royal artillery. he was a strong, professional public servant. and it was a delight to meet him here again, only a few months after being elected. would my right honourable friend the prime minister, in recognition of the work that he did, and the other police officers and public servants here in the house do, consider recognising his gallantry and sacrifice formally, with a posthumous recognition? thank you, mr speaker. theresa may said it was something that would be considered in due course. while the prime minister was still speaking in the commons, the house of lords held a minute's silence before the leader of the lords, lady evans, led the tributes to those who died in the attack. her voice cracking with emotion, she said the horror of the attack would be felt notjust in this country but across the globe. yesterday was a shocking day, for everyone who works within the palace of westminster. but what shone through has been the support and care that mem

pc keith palmer's family have issued a statement. overwhelmed by the love and support for ourfamily, and most especially, the outpouring of love and respect for our keith. we want to thank everyone who has reached out to us over the past few days for their kindness and generosity. the police have been a constant, unwavering support at this very difficult time. it has made us realise what a caring, strong and supportive family keith was part of during his career with the police. we can't thank them enough. we would also like to express our gratitude to the people who were with keith in his last moments and who were working that day. there was nothing more you could have done. you did your best and we are just grateful he was not alone. we care about him being remembered for his selfless bravery and loving nature. we miss him so much, but we are also incredibly proud of keith." that statement from keith palmer's family, released in the last few minutes. there's growing concern about the fate of civilians in the iraqi city of mosul wher

i was saying,, monkeys, stay with us -- come on keith, stay with us.ure that the professionals on scene did everything that they could. some are saying he should be given a medal for what he did. what do you have to say about the guy that you saved? >> he was a normal guy, protecting, one of our most historic assets to this great nation. he is expected to go his daily shift, go home and have tea with his family. >> some say what you did yesterday was extraordinarily heroic. core values in the army is surface and commitment. -- service and commitment. i am frustrated more than anything. that.about police constable keith palmer symbolizes the sacrifice vital to a civil society. he was unarmed, guarding the epicenter of our democracy and epitomizing the delicate balance between security and liberty. mark easton, bbc news. host: that debate will go on in the house. the northern ireland secretary of factories says in her review, the house of commons should be armed at all times. people will be talking about it in the weeks ahead. let's talk about those vict

tragically, a8—year—old pc keith palmer was killed. pc palmer had keith palmer was killed. had been a member of his country. he had been a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command for 15 years and a soldier in the royal artillery before that. he was a husband and father, killed doing a job he loved. he was every inch a hero. his actions will never be forgotten. i know the house willjoin me in sending our deepest condolences to his family and to the families and friends of those killed or injured in yesterday's awful attacks. i know also that house will wish to thank those who acted with such speed and professionalism to secure this place and ensure we are able to meet as we are doing today. at 7:30pm, i chaired a meeting of the emergency committee cobra and will have further briefings and meetings with security today. the threat level to the uk is set that severe, meaning attack is highly likely for sometime. this is the second—highest threat level. the highest level, critical, means there is specific intelligence and attack is imminent. as there is no

tragically, as the house will know, 48-year-old keith palmer was killed. lifelmer had devoted his to the service of his country. he had been a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command for 15 years. and a soldier in the royal artillery. father, husband and a killed doing a job he loved. he was every inch a hero and his actions will never be forgotten. i know the whole house will join me in sending our deepest condolences to his family and to the families and friends of all those who have been killed or injured in yesterday's awful attack. i know also, the house will reach to thank all those who acted with such speed and professionalism yesterday to secure this place and ensure we are able to meet as we are doing today. nighteaker, at 7:30 left we will have further briefings and meetings with security officials. the threat level to the u.k. has been set at severe, meaning attack is highly likely for some time. this is the second highest threat level. the highest level, critical, means there is specific intelligence that in attack is immi

part of which pc keith palmer was part.tatement from the family of pc keith palmer today saying he will be remembered as a wonderful dad and husband, a loving son, brother and uncle, wonderful dad and husband, a loving son, brotherand uncle, dedicated wonderful dad and husband, a loving son, brother and uncle, dedicated to hisjob and son, brother and uncle, dedicated to his job and proud son, brother and uncle, dedicated to hisjob and proud to be a police officer. brave and courageous. we can see now members of the territorial support group, the tsg, based at catford, the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command, of which keith palmer was a member. asimple a simple but poignant gesture, as members of the territorial support group based at catford lay flowers in memory of their former colleague, pc keith palmer, who then went on to join the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. the job that he was doing yesterday when he was killed by khalid massoud. pc palmer was 48. hejoined he was killed by khalid massou

i'd like to turn to just a moment for pc keith palmer, who i first met 25 years ago as gunner keith palmerry 100 regiment, royalartillery. he was a strong, professional public servant. and it was a delight to meet him here again only a few months after being elected. would my right honourable friend the prime minister, in recognition of the work that he did and the other police officers and public servants here in the house do, consider recognising his gallantry and sacrifice formally with a posthumous recognition? thanks. theresa may said it was something that would be considered in due course. while the prime minister was still speaking in the commons, the leader of the lords led tributes to those who died in the attack. her voice cracking with emotion, lady evans said, would be felt not just in this country, but across the globe. yesterday was a shocking day for everyone who works within the palace of westminster. but what shone through has been the support and care that members and staff showed for each other. and i would like to thank all noble lords for their patience and cooperation

palmer. 0ther teacher aysha frade, and pc keith palmer.rst minister, martin mcguinness, has taken place in londonderry this afternoon. his coffin was carried through the streets and thousands attended the funeral. the former us president bill clinton was there. so, too, was arlene foster, the democratic unionist party leader. mr mcguinness died on tuesday. he'd been suffering from a rare heart condition. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. this is a place that makes a point of remembering. through the large crowds, martin mcguinness' body was carried, past the paintings that detailed the divisive history that he lived through, through the bogside. a past which shaped him. it was also a time of violence for which some will always hold him partly responsible. the attendance of presidents, irish prime ministers, and political rivals was testament to the years

keith palmer was one of us -- the police who protect us is one of us. i hope at some stage the tribute to keith and the police is that we are here today and that our proceedings are going on. we have the arch that was spoken about before, which is a lasting memorial to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our democracy. and i do hope that, at an appropriate time, with discussion with the family, we may be able to look at a lasting memorial to keith, in order that each and every one of us will know that there are people putting their lives on the line for our democracy today. prime minister may: i thank my honorable friend and i am sure the house authorities will wish to consider the point that he has made. if i may just reflect on his earlier remarks, i think it is a particular characteristic of policing here in the united kingdom that our police are able to have that link and that bond with members of the public, at the same time as they are doing that very difficult job of keeping us safe. we see it so often when major events take place, roy

one of those, police officer pc keith palmer, 15 yea rs of police officer pc keith palmer, 15 years ofow hard will they be working now? the initial investigation, they will be mainly focused on trying to identify who this person is and if they don't know that, they will carry identification on them, they will wa nt identification on them, they will want to be identified even if they don't make it through the incident. the police will be focused and they'll be focused on that and that will be where they go. those who come to this place a lot, reflecting on what an extraordinary atmosphere it is. we were as close as we can be because from here on in, we are here. effectively, not only is this a security zone, it is a crime zone. the whole area is a crime scene. there will be officers working to try to secure evidence, cctv. there are cameras everywhere here. they are cameras everywhere here. they are looking to build—up a picture of what happened yesterday. something thatis what happened yesterday. something that is not been mentioned, there will be a lot of people who will wonder what h

they were paying their respects to pc keith palmer.nd american tourist kurt cochran, and also a 75—year—old man who died in hospital last night. this photo was thought to have been taken of pc palmerjust 45 minutes before he died. the american tourist was at westminster prior to the attack, and asked if she could pose with the officer. the man responsible for the deaths was 52—year—old mac khalid masood, his birth name kurt —— adrian elms. yet a range of previous convictions, including possession of offensive weapons and public order disorders. his last conviction was in 2003, for possession of the night. he was also known by a number of aliases, and he was known to the security service. so far, eight people have been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist act. a flat in birmingham was raided. neighbours said they thought masood live there recently. it has reverberated across the world, but it was an attack at the world, but it was an attack at the heart of british democracy. shots show the prime minister, theresa may, being

he had 15 yea rs officer, pc keith palmer. he had 15 years service, officer, pc keith palmer.had 15 years service, was officer, pc keith palmer. he had 15 years service, was a8, and was a husband and father. he left for work today expecting to return home at the end of his shift, and he had every right to expect that would happen. i can also now confirmed there were three members of the public who have lost their lives in the attack. specially trained family aid officers have been deployed to support them. and as i confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer. therefore, we have five people who died today. i will not comment at this stage on the identity of the attacker, but our working assumption is he was inspired by international terrorism. i should also say at this stage that approximately a0 people have been injured, including several with serious injuries, including three police officers, two of whom are in serious condition. after the attack, westminster was in lockdown. some mps were stuck in the house. 8000 people were in westminster one

good tips there, keith.anks so much. >>> safety will be very important as people head out the door tomorrow morning. >> absolutely. because not only you got the shoveling to do, you're going to have ice, you're going to have ice probably on the sidewalks and the steps and the driveway, getting to the car is going to be difficult. now once you get into center city, roads should be okay. but it's those side roads that are going to be perhaps difficult. right around your car. so take it easy there. already down to 20 in pottstown, 20 in allentown. it's really cold out there and even colder in some of the suburbs. this is birch, lehigh and northampton, some of the places that got the heaviest snow. fleetwood is 18, kutztown is 19 degrees, mertztown is 18, south mountain 16, this is not january. this is the middle of march. and we've got wind on top of that. these are sustained winds of 20 to 30 miles per hour out of the northwest. at least it's a land breeze so you won't have to worry about coastal flooding. but

we miss him so much, but we are also incredibly proud of keith.", a former head of the metropolitan police has called for changes to security at westminster, following wednesday's attack there. former commissioner lord blair said there should be a review of the arming of officers. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. minutes after the terrorist attack in the precincts of the palace of westminster. on the ground is constable keith palmer, who was stabbed to death. his killer, khaled massoud, has been shot to death by police. meanwhile, armed officers here have left the scene to investigate the gates, where masood's car has mounted the pavement and crashed. the gates, meanwhile, have been left unguarded and wide open. anyone could have got through. an understandable error according to a former head of scotland yard, who nevertheless leaves that in the future security who nevertheless believes that in the future security will have to be more stringent. i'm absolutely certain that they will have to be a review now of the outer soft ring.

keith palmer was one of us -- the police who protect us is one of us. i hope at some stage the tribute , to keith and the police is that we are here today and that our proceedings are going on. we have the arch that was spoken about before, which is a lasting memorial to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our democracy. and i do hope that, at an appropriate time, with discussion with the family, we may be able to look at a lasting memorial to keith, in order that each and every one of us will know that there are people putting their lives on the line for our democracy today. prime minister may: i thank my honorable friend and i am sure , the house authorities will wish to consider the point that he has made. if i may just reflect on his earlier remarks, i think it is a particular characteristic of policing here in the united kingdom that our police are able to have that link and that bond with members of the public, at the same time as they are doing that very difficult job of keeping us safe. we see it so often when major events take place,

we miss him so much, but we are also incredibly proud of keith.electronic devices from cabin baggage on some passenger flights arriving in the uk and the us, have come into effect. laptops, tablets and large smartphones will now have to travel in the hold on flights from turkey, parts of the middle east and north africa. simon jones has more. wrapped up and ready for the hold. security at this airport in istanbul has just got tighter. no laptops, ta blets has just got tighter. no laptops, tablets and e—readers allowed in hand luggage insights to the us and uk. some passages preparing for a long journey not impressed. this airport is so secure, the security level is so high compared to other airports in the rest of this part of the world, so why are they doing it from here? if you stay like this you will say everybody could be a terrorist. it is not respectful for people and for turkish people. terrorist. it is not respectful for people and for turkish peoplelj think it's not good. the countries affected by the uk laptop and are turkey, lebanon, jo

keith palmer was 48 yea rs police service. keith palmer was 48 years old.s stabbed as he was guiding the gates of parliament. the foreign office minister, tobias ellwood, tried to save his life by giving him artificial respiration, but sadly failed and keith palmer died, along with the attacker and three other people. so a death toll now of five and at least 40 people have been injured. we have gotten the latest update from the metropolitan police's acting deputy commissioner, mark rowley. one of those who died today was a police officer, pc keith palmer, part of the command. he was 48, had 15 years service, and what a husband and father. he left for work today expecting to return home at the end of his shift, and he had every right to expect that would happen. i can also now confirmed there were three members of the public who lost their lives in the attack. their families will be supported. and as i confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer. shot dead by anarmed effieep we have five people who therefore, we have five peop

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meanwhile, the mp, who tried to save the life of pc keith palmer outside parliament, foregin ministertobias ellwood, has been speaking about what happened. he called it a dark day. i make it clear that i was one of many that stepped forward on that dark day. our thoughts and prayers remain with those families and friends of the victims, including our own pc keith palmer. people say in the iraqi city of mosul say many civilians remain buried under rubble, following the air strikes. jermey bowen is on the frontline in western mosul. there is an alternative to this very difficult, costly street fighting,

as regards pc keith palmer and the protective vest.he moment at the request of the coroner the cause of death but they are going to retain that protective vest for future examination. the us military has said that it has carried out an air strike at request of iraq at a place where hundreds of civilians are said to have died. the united nations has raised grave concerns about the casualties in the iraqi city of mosul. iraqi forces, backed by a us led coalition, are fighting to retake the city from the terror group islamic state. at least 200 people are reported to have been killed, with many buried under the rubble. the us has opened a formal investigation. the bbc‘s middle east editorjeremy bowen has the latest from mosul. thousands of people have arrived, walked out of those parts of muscles still controlled by islamic state and it is a big area, in the last couple of days. —— mosul. they have arrived in just the clothes they standing up in and a few spare odds and ends. they need food and water and ends. they need food and water and

the conservative mp who treated pc keith palmer, as he lay dying, has paid tribute to him in the commons. tobias ellwood, a foreign office minister, was pictured giving first aid to pc palmer. today, he spoke in the commons for the first time since the attack. i'm very grateful for her kind remarks. i make it clear that i was one of many that stepped forward on that dark day, and our thoughts and prayers remain with those families and friends of the victims, including our own pc keith palmer. last month, a judge in a rape case in manchester sparked controversy when she warned that women who drink, on a night out, could be putting themselves in danger. the comments were criticised by some, accusing the judge of putting the blame on the victim

keith — aged 48 — had 15 years‘ service and was a husband and a father.left for work today expecting to return home at the end of his shift and he had every right to expect that would happen. i can also now confirm three members of the public also lost their lives in this attack. specially trained family liaison officers will be deployed to support them. and i confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer — therefore meaning we now have five people in total who have died. i will not comment at this stage on the identity of the attacker, but our working assumption that he was inspired by international terrorism. also, at this stage, but it may change — we believe approximately a0 people were injured, some with serious injuries, including three police officers, two of whom are in a serious condition. our investigation continues and moves at a fast pace this evening. we will work throughout the night. we will work throughout the night. we have hundreds of offices on this investigation and they are focusing on the suspect‘s motiv

keith, aged 48 had 15 years service, and was a husband and father. he was someone who left for work today expecting to return home at the end of his shift and he had every right to expect that would happen. i can also now confirm that there are three members of the public who have lost their lives in the attack. specially trained family liaison officers have been deployed to support them. and as i confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer. therefore now in total we have five people who died today. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, was inside parliament when the attack took place. run. go. move. gunfire. the sound of gunfire replacing the bells of big ben. man shouting: go! go, move yourselves, go! the centre of our government, normally a safe place. not today. members of the public, politicians, the hundreds of staff for whom this is work. in politics, for some, a home from home. sprinting for safety outside. the swat team turned up with paramedics, and they asked us to abandon our vehicle and just walk away. t

on the ground is constable keith palmer, who was stabbed to death.oud, has been shot to death by police. meanwhile, armed officers here have left the scene to investigate the gates, where masood's car has mounted the pavement and crashed. the gates, meanwhile, have been left unguarded and wide open. anyone could have got through. an understandable error according to a former head of scotland yard, who nevertheless leaves that in the future security will have to be more stringent. i'm absolutely certain that they will have to be a review now of the outer soft ring. always behind it is the inner core of armed officers, but pc keith palmer has paid for his life for that soft outer ring and i think his family at least, and everyone else, need reassurance. the bbc has obtained new footage of the police response. a fleet of cars carrying teams of marksmen racing down the embankment. this was shortly after khalid masood's trail of carnage which began on westminster bridge. questions remain unanswered about his route to radicalisation. he was a violent crimi

tonight we have seen a statement from the family of keith palmer.en thinking of this man on the front page of the paper, tobias ellwood, the foreign office minister. he certainly is a bit of a hero. i thought he behaved excellently. he ran towards the problem and lots of other people we re problem and lots of other people were running away. this picture of pc palmer, he looks so vulnerable, ifi pc palmer, he looks so vulnerable, if i may say so. i think the real message of this story is that the security at the front of parliament will have to be stepped up. you will have to have armed policeman there. at the moment you just have to police officers in high visibility jackets, which really isn't good enough. john, scotland yard has been giving us more details tonight in terms of what it knows in the investigation. one of the most striking things i have seen in the last hour is something that suggests that the entire duration of the attack, from the moment the first casualties was hit on the bridge to keith palmer being stabbed and then being shot, wa

aysha frade, kurt cochran, an american citizen and a police officer, pc keith palmer.t the fight message at that vigil in trafalgar square, saying that londoners will never be cowed by terrorism —— with a defiant message. amber rudd, the home secretary, also with an equally defiant message. terrorists, she said, will not defeat us. we will defeat them. and we saw defiance from mps in the chamber of the house of commons today. simply by having a debate on what happened yesterday, by getting back to work, that was a message of defiance. and the people who came out on streets around westminster and to attend that trafalgar square vigil showed that they will not be cowed by terror. you are watching bbc news. you're watching bbc news. thanks to ben brown down in westminster. we will be back there at 7pm with my colleague christian fraser for at 7pm with my colleague christian fraserfor more reaction at 7pm with my colleague christian fraser for more reaction to the london terror attack. in other news, the funeral of the former ira commander and northern ireland deputy first

he's named as 48—year—old pc keith palmer — a husband and father. served with him in the army 25 years ago pays tribute. he was a strong, professional public servant. and it was a delight to meet him here again, only a few months after being elected. 42—year—old ayesha frade, a spanish teacher, was one of two others who died. she was on her way to collect her children from school. forensic police have been carrying out a fingertip search of the scene of the attack outside parliament. seven people are still in a critical condition. the attacker was shot dead. a terrorist came to the place where people of all nationalities and cultures gather to celebrate what it means to be free. and he took out his rage indiscriminately against innocent men, women and children. we will have all the latest from westminster on the ongoing investigation. and coming up on bbc news, the latest and the stories of those killed and injured in a terror attack in westminster. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 1pm. the prime minister says the man who carried out th

ruth, to the left, a photograph of keith palmer.s bringing all of the pieces together over the weekend, i suspect a lot of the papers will do that. the photo was taken by a tourist whom he posed with 45 minutes before he died. he is wearing the stab best which u nfortu nately is wearing the stab best which unfortunately wasn't able to protect other parts of his body. you go in and out of those gates on a regular basis, you were a treasury official a few years ago, you are a regular at westminster talking to committees, giving evidence and so on. you must have been chilled by what you saw. i think he looked very vulnerable. what strikes me is at the gates there are an armed police. i think they were on at some point, and there were objections from mps and there were objections from mps and visitors. that will have to change. i see lord ian blair, you said in the introduction, he is calling for tighter security of the commons, and i think that is almost a first stop that they have armed police there. they have an police around the res