we also expect the 18—year—old man who was detained by kent police in dover, being passed to counterterrorismon to be spoken to and i suspect we may get another update from the metropolitan police about both of those activities, both of those investigations, later this afternoon. from scotland yard, back to you. thank you very much. and the mayor of london has also issued a statement, we can take you through some of that. this morning, police have made a significant arrest as pa rt have made a significant arrest as part of the investigation into the attack at parsons green, yesterday morning. and eating your man was arrested in dover, under section 41 of the terror act. the police investigation is ongoing and significant investigation today. i am surei significant investigation today. i am sure i speakfor london significant investigation today. i am sure i speak for london when significant investigation today. i am sure i speakfor london when i say we are incredibly grateful to the police and intelligence services for doing everything possible keeping $1 —— londoners safe. i want anyone with

initially by kent police. the individual concerned was held in a police station there. brought up to london to be held in a london police station to be spoken to by counter—terrorism officers. so we don't yet know whether that operation has happened. but we expect that possibly to be part of a police statement later on this afternoon. 0ne police statement later on this afternoon. one other small update relating to casualties, we now have a figure of 30 casualties that went to hospital yesterday. some of them by ambulance. some of them took themselves to casualty for treatment, all but three have now been released from hospital. just three people still receiving treatment. it has been a fast moving day. i referred to it at the top of this report. so let'sjust day. i referred to it at the top of this report. so let's just go day. i referred to it at the top of this report. so let'sjust go back day. i referred to it at the top of this report. so let's just go back a little, look at what's been happening with the help of my colleague daniel sandford. the port of dover this

officers from kent police had to partially evacuated the port of dover at around 11:a0am.of items during this search. a short while later, around 1:a0pm, with the assistance of surrey police, met police officers also evacuated a house in sunbury on thames. as a precautionary measure, evacuated the surrounding buildings and setup cordons within a 100 metre radius. i wa nt to cordons within a 100 metre radius. i want to be that the experts are quickly and thoroughly searching this address and working to make sure it is safe. once this is done, a detailed search will take place but i'd like to thank residents and people travelling in and out of the port of dover this morning for their patience and understanding first officers carry out this precautionary but important work. their support has an e—book is to act swiftly. the police and simon local authority are working to put residents back into their homes as $0011 residents back into their homes as 50011 as residents back into their homes as soon as the. we are keeping an open mind as to whether more than one person is respo

at approximately 7:50am this morning local police officers in kent arrested an 18—year—old man in the dover. he was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. he's now been transferred to custody at a police station in london. officers from kent police had to partially evacuate the port of dover at around 11:1i0am this morning. and this was to enable them to search the premises as a precautionary measure. that work is now complete and they have recovered a number of items during that search. a short while later, again around 1:40pm, with the assistance of surrey police, met police officers also evacuated a house in sunbury on thames. as a precautionary measure, we evacuated the surrounding buildings and set up cordons within a 100 metre radius. i want to reassure that community that our experts are quickly and thoroughly searching that address and we are working to ensure that it is safe. once this is done, a detailed search will take place, but i'd like to thank residents in sunbury and people travelling in and out of

that individual, are certainly somebody we believe may be that individual, has been detained by kent policehave been, brought back to london, to a london police station, for further questioning. and at lunchtime, as we had been warned by senior officers following the arrest, that operation in sunbury—on—thames. it's important to stress we have heard from the home secretary amber rudd who chaired the government cobra committee at lunchtime, she has been brought up to speed and has talked about the significance of this morning's arrest and topped about the need for the public to remain vigilant. the decision at the moment is that the alert state remains at critical, which means that there is the possibility of an imminent attack. and in london the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has been out on patrol with officers, and her message has been, we want you to remain vigilant, we are anxiously report anything that concerns and worries you, anything that might help the investigation, but on the other hand we have put in place but they now call operation tempera, urges the use of tro

he was arrested by kent police on behalf of the counterterrorism officers who are investigating the failedody who was being fostered by an elderly couple in this town in surrey, to the south—west of london, a town called sunbury on thames. the house of an elderly couple who had had hundreds of foster children in their care over many generations. it is their house being searched tonight and it was raided by very, very heavily armed officers this afternoon. it looks as if there was somebody who was being looked after by the smell bully couple, perhaps an overseas refugee, the main suspect behind the tube bombing. islamic state have claimed responsibility. how credible is that claim? well... islamic state claims responsibility for almost every incident of this nature that there has been in the uk. and in europe in recent yea rs. has been in the uk. and in europe in recent years. the fact that they sought a claim responsibility for everything suggest that they find that convenient for propaganda purposes. i don't think it necessarily tells us that this was something that was either inspired by

officers from kent police have to partially evacuate the port of dover around 11:40am this morning.e them to search the premises asa enable them to search the premises as a precautionary measure. that work is now complete and they have re cove red work is now complete and they have re cove re d a work is now complete and they have recovered a number of items during a search. a short while later, around 1:40 p:m., with the assistance of surrey police, met police officers also evacuated house in sunbury—on—thames. as a precautionary measure we evacuated the surrounding buildings and set up accordance with any 100 metre radius. i want to reassure the community that our experts are quickly and thoroughly searching that address, and we're working to ensure that it is safe. once this is done a detailed search will take place. but i would like to thank residents in sunbury and people travelling in and out of dover this morning for their patience and understanding while officers carried out this precautionary but important work. their support has enabled us to act swiftly. police and surrey

investigating the parsons green terror attack yesterday have made an arrest, an 18—year—old man arrested by kent policemorning. that was under section 41 of the terrorism act, a significant case, it seems that person was trying to leave the uk. he is in custody at a local police station and will now be transferred toa station and will now be transferred to a south london police station in due course. the deputy assistant commissioner is a coordinator for counterterrorism and says they have made a significant arrest in the investigation this morning, although they are pleased with the progress made and the investigation continues. that threat level remains at the highest level, which, of course, is critical. staff, officers and partners continue to work through this complex investigation. he also says the arrest will lead to more activity from our officers, bostrom investigative reasons, we will not give any more details on the man that we arrested at this stage. clearly a very significant development in the hunt for whoever perpetrated yesterday's bomb attack. an important moment from the point of view

kent. his arrest is being described by the police as "significant."tigators are linking yesterday's explosion to islamist extremism. 30 people were injured when the home—made bomb ignited at parsons green station. the terror threat level remains at critical — its highest. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the port of dover this morning, where an 18—year—old man was arrested by kent police on suspicion of terrorism. an arrest detectives described as "significant," and which is directly linked to the investigation into yesterday's explosion on a west london tube train. the arrest is the first obvious breakthrough. nobody died when the improvised explosive device produced a wall of flame in the carriage. that bags on fire... the home—made bomb in a bucket, which detectives believe is linked to islamist terrorism, appears to have failed to detonate fully, but 30 people ended up on casualties. three of them are still being treated at chelsea and westminster hospital, and last night the uk moved to its highest terrorism threat level —

an 18—year—old man was arrested by kent police in the port area of dover in kent. at a local police station but he will be transferred toa station but he will be transferred to a south london police station in due course. speaking on behalf of the metropolitan police, the deputy assista nt the metropolitan police, the deputy assistant commissioner has said today we have made a significant arrest in our investigation this morning. although we are pleased with the progress made, this investigation continues and the threat level remains at the highest level which is critical. the public should remain vigilant as our staff, officers and partners continue to work through the complex investigation. we are not at this time changing protective security measures and the steps to free up armed officers remain in place. i think this is the most interesting line about the arrest, the arrest will lead to more activity from our officers were strong investigative reasons we will not give any more details on the man be arrested at the stage. that suggests that there may be other p

they see any team —year—old man was arrested by kent police under section 41 of the terrorism act. said we made a significant arrest in our investigation this morning. although we are pleased with the progress made, this investigation continues and the threat terror level remains at its highest ever, critical, which means an attack may be imminent. this arrest will lead to more activity from our officers were strong investigative reasons we will not give any more details on the man rea rrested at not give any more details on the man rearrested at this stage. they also touch on help they have been receiving from the public. the touch on the number of injuries, 29 people have been known to be injured. detectives have spoken to 45 witnesses and continue to receive information from the public on the confidential anti—terrorism hotline. they have received 77 images and videos from the public since the attack yesterday morning. it reports to so much happening behind the scenes, although they are not saying much publicly at the moment. clearly a lot is going on and this is a very fast mov

the port of dover this morning, where an 18—year—old man was arrested by kent police on suspicion oft detectives described as "significa nt, " and which is directly linked to the investigation into yesterday's explosion on a west london tube train. the arrest is the first obvious breakthrough. nobody died when the improvised explosive device produced a wall of flame in the carriage. that bags on fire... the home—made bomb in a bucket, which detectives believe is linked to islamist terrorism, appears to have failed to detonate fully, but 30 people ended up in casualty. three of them are still being treated at chelsea and westminster hospital, and last night the uk moved to its highest terrorism threat level — critical — and soldiers were deployed to do some of the work of armed police officers. we have authorised 0peration temperer, which is the initial deployment of a number of troops. they will be deployed to key sites in the uk to free up armed police. and so you will see more armed police on the streets, up to between 500 and 1,000 depending on how the police wish to deploy them.

they say the man was arrested by kent police and a port area of dover on the english channel. a police official said this is a significant arrest and the investigation is still ongoing. if we hear more during this program, we would bring it to you. here is what president trump said yesterday about the attack in london when he was making an address at andrews air force base. president trump: i want to say that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of london. they suffered a vicious terrorist attack today. i spoke with a wonderful woman, british prime -- british prime minister treat -- theresa may, and relate our 70's and commitment to eradicating the radical islamic terrorism, it will be eradicated. believe me. [applause] we have run several short pieces this morning at have sent you to our website as well. it is the 30th anniversary of the c-span video library. to watch that even with the president or any event that we have covered over the last 30 years, go to c-span.org, whether 30 years ago or 30 minutes ago, find it at the video library at c-span.org. more on the lond

so to sum up to developments, an 18—year—old developed in dover by kent police, due to be brought backlice station in london, and ongoing police operation in sunbury—on—thames, not farfrom one operation in sunbury—on—thames, not far from one branch operation in sunbury—on—thames, not farfrom one branch of the operation in sunbury—on—thames, not far from one branch of the district line which led via wimbledon two parsons green. there is a geographical and physical connection to what ways yesterday in that area. obviously this is an ongoing situation, it is moved very fast in the past to three hours, and if we get more developments we will bring that to you. at least four people have died after a crash involving several vehicles on the m5 motorway. avon and somerset police said the collision happened between junction 1a and 16 in south gloucestershire. they say the motorway would be closed for "a considerable amount of time". highways england said traffic queues stretched for around six miles. on the line is a man who was on the road when the accident happened. can you tell us where you

thousand vehicles from germany a bird's eye view of a dramatic scene unfolding off the coast of kent as a police speedboat closes in on one side of greenpeace protesters. other activists board the must have cargo ship there to stop a consignment of more than a thousand v.w. cars from reaching its destination the action is part of an attempt to pressure the british government to ban all sales of diesel vehicles immediately i'm not in twenty four c. as planned. earlier other greenpeace activists broke into a vehicle park and attempted to immobilize cars by taking thousands of keys the protest comes as far expired and continues to grapple with the fallers of the diesel emissions. but the carmaker says the majority of the vehicles on board are petrol rather than diesel that they all nice european regulations. writing's agency standard and poor's has announced it's slashing china's credit rating it warns approach long period of debt growth has raised economic and financial risks s. and p. has downgraded china's there from a modest.

this morning, local police officers in kent arrested an 18-year-old man in the departure area of the port of dover. he was arrested on suspicion of being concern in the commission, preparation or instigation in the acts of terrorism. >> reporter: as britain raised their security alerts to the highest local official, heavily armed officer were seen patrolling train stations and guarding important government buildings. the luckiest escape for most commuters is only now sinking in after the home made bomb in a bucket failed to detonate as planned. if it had, the ensuing explosion would have been catastrophic, which is why investigators and security forces alike moved so quickly today. this was no time to take any more chances. tonight, here at the scene of the raid, investigators and forensic teams have been gathering evidence. scotland yard says at this stage they're keeping an open mind as to whether more than one person was involved in the attack. demarco. >> morgan: charlie d'agata reporting. charley, thank you. it was a day of dueling demonstrations in washington, w, d.c. supporter

police. this is an image from kent state, there were a series of demonstrations at kent state university. protesting the war. and the crowds were getting bigger. at one point they set a building on fire, and the national guard was called in to try to restore order. during that process, the national guard ended up shooting and killing four protesters. so there is all of this really sad and disturbing images coming from kent state that i think also shows the fear of a police state in both cases. there is also, i think, a really interesting thing happening with the role of women in "soylent green." basically what they show is that the role of women in society has declined due to overpopulation, because they have this exchange. this is the place where saul does his research and gets his information. at the exchange, there are judges there. well educated judges. there are about five that i can tell, and three of them were women. you get the sense that women were valued as intellectuals, as contributors to society in this pre-apocalyptic world. but the younger generation, and thorne's love inte

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just been kid and didn't want to come in the house, heyjust been bought up from kent and wanted to go back to london. policep over the last 2—3 months, with police coming out to the house. local people are having to get used to this deal cord and across the road. the investigation will continue. it is not unusual for acquaintances of terrorism subjects to be arrested but then released. there is a long way to go. a cyclist who knocked down and killed a woman while riding an illegal olympic style bike has been sentenced to 18 months in the use offenders institution. charlie alison was riding on the bike with no front bra kes riding on the bike with no front brakes when he crashed intojim briggs —— kim briggs. the boy drowned in a bath run by southern house which treats mental health patients. they said that his death had led to significant changes and improvements in the way it deals with such patients. the former england and manchester united captain wayne rooney has been banned for driving from two years and ordered to do community service after pleading guilty to drink—driving. he was arrested near his hom

kent. his arrest is being described by the police as "significant."d when the home—made bomb ignited at parsons green station. the terror threat level remains at critical — its highest. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports.

with the police are not telling us much about who this eighteen year old man is we know that he was arrested in the port area of dover down in kent on saturday morning and he is being transferred to a police station in south london the police are calling it a significant arrest but saying they're not going to comment any further about this person for investigative reasons earlier on mark riley the nation's top antiterrorism police officer said that the police had been making really good progress and they were chasing down suspects the use of the plural they're suggesting in some people's minds that there could be more than one person who's being linked to the attack now we know that hundreds of officers have been going through c.c.t.v. footage from the train and from elsewhere trying to identify who planted the device which failed to detonate fully they've said clearly the aim was to create huge injury and huge panic it could have been a lot worse in other words it was headed for central london it was rush hour and over twenty nine people were injured most of them suffering burns none of those injuries were life threatening also

police. i saw one arguing with him. i went out and asked what was wrong. it was a new kit, 15, didn't want to come into the house, he came from kent and he said he wanted to arked outside the house when i drove past, but it's been ramped up over the la st but it's been ramped up over the last 2—3 months, with police coming out to the house. the police get called, there will be a police presence at the house. whether it means that the lad has actually caused trouble per se, who is to know? it is speculation. police say an 18—year—old linked to the address was arrested in dover and is being questioned. cctv evidence is at the corner of the investigation. this image obtained by itv news was ca ptu red image obtained by itv news was captured close to the house in sunbury—on—thames. the key question? did this man with a lidl bag place a bomb on the london underground, also ina lidl bomb on the london underground, also in a lidl bag. burning and terrifying innocent commuters. tom symons, bbc news. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner joins us. the investigation seems to be moving quickly? certainly, ithink we the investigation seems to be moving quickly? cer

the police are not telling us much about who this eighteen year old man is we know that he was arrested in the port area of dover down in kent on saturday morning and he is being transferred to a police station in south london the police are calling it a significant arrest but saying they're not going to comment any further about this person for investigative reasons earlier on mark riley the nation's top antiterrorism police officer said that the police had been making really good progress and they were chasing down suspects the use of the plural they're suggesting in some people's minds that there could be more than one person who's being linked to the attack now we know that hundreds of officers have been going through c.c.t.v. footage from the train and from elsewhere trying to identify who planted the device which failed to detonate fully they've said clearly the aim was to create huge injury and huge panic it could have been a lot worse in other words it was headed for central london it was rush hour and over twenty nine people were injured most of them suffering burns none of those injuries were life threatening also

saying how surprised they were by that raid but it's been linked by police to the arrest early on saturday in the court of dover in kent of that eighteen year old man we don't know anything more about him police are saying that they're not releasing any details right now for investigative reasons people not to speculate alter or for the media to actually release any details that might emerge until they do so they are saying that they're going as fast as they can in the last couple of hours or so across an addict the head of the metropolitan police has been saying that her officers are working flat out to find out who planted the device during the rush hour on friday whether any other people were involved in helping that person whether in fact there are any other materials at large as well that has been talk in the media here of the chemical involved being the same as what was used in the. manchester bombing back in may although that hasn't been confirmed the threat level nationally was raised on friday to the highest level critical meaning that the or forty's expect an attack imminently and on saturday after a rather m

officer, he stood for ukip asa for me army officer, he stood for ukip as a candidate for police and crime commission in kentast year, and kent seems to be his base. not a lot is known about him, be to honest none of the seven candidates standing in this contest we re candidates standing in this contest were anything like nationally known political figures. but were anything like nationally known politicalfigures. but he were anything like nationally known political figures. but he was a contrast to the two candidates who it was thought were favourites. peter whittle, who was and maybe still is ukip‘s deputy leader, a member of the london assembly. he crashed into fifth place. it was thought it was a fight between him and anne marie waters, the most controversial candidate in this race. stridently anti—islam. controversial candidate in this race. stridentlyanti—islam. i controversial candidate in this race. stridently anti—islam. i think had she won, it would have thrown ukip into complete turmoil because several ukip meps said they would quit the party. it would have detonated a huge row within the party. h

joining me now via webcam from tonbridge in kent is the former chief constable of the british transport policeto the cctv first of all? based on your knowledge of that and what we've just heard, would your suspicion be that the police probably know quite a lot about the possible perpetrators here already?|j a lot about the possible perpetrators here already? i really wouldn't want to speculate at this stage. we do know is that the underground and overg round stage. we do know is that the underground and overground is a very cctv—rich environment. there will be hundreds of this trawling through the hours and hours of cctv available to them. —— hundreds of officers trawling through. they will be looking at the outside of various tube stations at cctv in the street, so tube stations at cctv in the street, so there are superb opportunities in this investigation. and there's only a relatively small number of stations prior to parsons green on that journey where this stations prior to parsons green on thatjourney where this could have been brought on from, this device? yes. equally, it could have be

police. i saw one arguing with him. i went out and asked what was wrong. it was a new kid, 15, didn't want to come into the house, he came from kent and he said he wanted to tside the house when i drove past, but it's been ramped up over the last 2—3 months, with police coming out to the house. the police get called, there will be a police presence at the house. whether it means that the lad has actually caused trouble per se, who is to know? it is speculation. police say an 18—year—old linked to the address was arrested in dover and is being questioned. cctv evidence is at the corner of the investigation. this image obtained by itv news was captured close to the house in sunbury—on—thames. the key question? did this man with a lidl bag place a bomb on the london underground, also in a lidl bag? burning and terrifying innocent commuters. tom symons, bbc news. donald trump has used his first appearance at the united nations as us president to criticise the organisation for failing to realise its full potential until it tackles bureaucracy and mismanagement. un secretary—general antonio guterres has warned that cuts would create an unsolvable problem for his

police. i saw one arguing with him. i went out and asked what was wrong. it was a new kit, 15, didn't want to come into the house, he came from kent and he said he wanted to ouse when i drove past, but it's been ramped up over the last 2—3 months, with police coming out to the house. the police get called, there will be a police presence at the house. whether it means that the lad has actually caused trouble per se, who is to know? it is speculation. police say an 18—year—old linked to the address was arrested in dover and is being questioned. cctv evidence is at the corner of the investigation. this image obtained by itv news was captured close to the house sunbury—on—thames. the key question? did this man with a lidl bag place a bomb on the london underground, also in a lidl bag? burning and terrifying innocent commuters. tom symons, bbc news. matthew thompson is in sunbury—on—thames where police are carrying out an intense search on a property. the police investigation is very much still ongoing. absolutely. you can see behind me that there is a much an active investigation. i thank also, we have another camera angle. you can see two forensic tents in t

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families selling and buying and one is paul sullivan, you're an annapolis police officer, you're a marine and you live on kentd, and we've seen on the news a lot lately the people in houston and florida suffering from hurricanes, your family was affected by that tornado in july >> that's correct, july 24th, we were woken up by the dog and the oldest boy woke us up before the storm and we were lucky enough to get out of the back bedroom and towards the front of the house right before a lot of the damage started. >> reporter: your house suffered and you lost a lot. being able to have early access to this we sale will be helpful >> it will help us rebuild and i want to inviting us. of >> mimi is running this, nice of you to open your doors early. sale starts tomorrow to paul and another family from kent island, what's the purpose >> this is local moms selling items to other local moms, as we know of as moms i'm a mom of two, having kids is expensive, and it's insane how much money you have to spend on clothing and gear. we have, when you're not using something or your kid is not playing with a toy anymore, you c

police. i saw one arguing with him. so i went out and asked what was wrong. it was a new kid, 15, didn't want to come into the house, he came from kentpolice coming out to the house. the police get called, so that's why there will be a police presence at the house. whether it means that the lad has actually caused trouble per se, who is to know? it is speculation. police say an 18—year—old linked to this address was arrested in dover and is being questioned. cctv evidence is at the corner of the investigation. —— cctv evidence is at the core of the investigation. this image obtained by itv news was captured close to the house in sunbury—on—thames. the key question — did this man with a lidl bag place a bomb on the london underground, also in a lidl bag? burning and terrifying innocent commuters. tom symons, bbc news. tom mentioned the cctv pictures from itv news. let's bring you these images which we received in the last hour from the sun newspaper, which is claimed to be recent cctv footage from friday morning before the attack. it shows a man carrying a lidl bag, heading in the direction of sunbury rail station. it's too early to s

who was arrested in dover in kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. the investigation has widened. policen address in surrey close to heathrow airport. following the terror attack at parsons green tube station where 30 people were injured due to the detonation of an improvised explosive device on friday. it comes after a second arrest in which a 21—year—old man was detained on saturday night in hounslow in west london. he is being questioned. the home secretary said given the progress in the investigation the national terror threat level has been lowered from critical to severe. the joint terrorist analysis centre which reviews the threat level that the uk is under has decided to lower that level from critical to severe. severe still means that an attack is highly likely so i would urge everyone to continue to be vigilant but not alarmed. as the prime minister said last friday, the military were called to support the police, so that armed police officers could have a greater presence on transport networks and on our streets. there is still intense police activity at the terraced house in

kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. as investigations enter their third day, following the terror attack at parsons green, policesecond man who was 21. he was detained eight last

arrested in dover in kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. the investigation has widened still further. policeng an residential address at stanwell near heathrow airport following the attacker parsons green station where 30 people were injured on friday. it comes 30 people were injured on friday. it co m es after 30 people were injured on friday. it comes after a second arrest of a 21—year—old man who was detained in hounslow, west london. he is now being questioned. the home secretary said given the progress in the investigation the national terror threat level had the load from critical to severe. the joint terrorism analysis centre which reviews the threat level the uk is under has decided to lower the level from critical to severe. severe still means an attack is highly likely, so i would urge everybody to continue to be vigilant, but not alarmed. as the prime minister said last friday, the military were called to support the police saw armed police officers could have a greater presence on our chance but at work and our streets. there is still intense police activity at the terraced house

government laboratories in kent where the device and its contents are now being examined and analysed for clues, pieces of a jigsaw which is now being assembled, which might lead to policey services to the person or persons responsible for this attack. that operation we will be hearing about in just a moment. people travelling to and from london today will notice an increased police presence. the critical state which is now in place has enabled the government to produce measures which have released another thousand police officers, armed, for reassurance and response right across an area which the government believes may still be under threat. let's hear the latest summed up now. let's hear the latest summed up now. curiosity overcame fear as passengers filmed the device still burning on the floor of the tube. oh, that bags on fire. security sources have told the bbc the device used a home—made peroxide—type explosive very similar to the manchester arena bomb. police said they had a very detailed briefing on the device, but refused to make that information public. they said there were many covert components to their investigation. but what is clear is that there is a ma

. >>> closer to home now, kent island community still recovering after a tornado touched down two months ago. among those affected an annapolis policend dog all survived but haven't been able to recover from the damage. now a massive consignment event called the we sale is stepping in to help. this year the victims will get $100 gift certificates and early access to clothing at that sale. the we sell is taking place today until sunday at the prince george's towards and learning complex. steve, over to you for the morning line. >> it is time for the morning line allison you are correctly. the nationals dropped two in a row to the braves last night. last night somebody impersonated max scherzer. they came in later in the game 'cause max got off to a great start struck out seven batters. they pulled max after he loaded the bases. the first pitch from the relief pitcher was slam. the runs got charged to scherzer's era. seven earned runs credited to scherzer. nats lose three to two. >>> indians set the american league record yesterday. 21 consecutive wins. cleveland has not lost since august 23rd. the third team in major league history t

were made and police arrested 40-year-old allen harper and 23-year-old parrish whitmore and they found 49 bricks of heroin and crack cocaine during a search of of paper's car and his home on kent street. and they recover aid fully loaded handgun that was stolen out of washington township pennsylvania. >>> thousands of people gathered today for a final farewell to gerard granzel. he was murdered at his home in the spring garden section of philadelphia. jeanette reyes was there for the good buys today. more than two hours after the funeral hundreds of people formed the line that led into the basilica of saints peter and paul. known as jerry to loved one he was gunned down last thursday in front of his home in an attempted carjacking he was protecting hi his 3-year-old daughter in the backseat. >> i got the call that he was shot if the face and rushed to hahnemann and shared 10 minutes later he had passed. friends and family held each other and some wept and some overcome with shock to the end of such a vibrant life. some celebrated a life well lived. >> i like to look at such a tragedy as being seeds for the future of the community. >> jerry was a family man overjoyed with the t

welcome all that's right in the last hour we learned that police arrested that eighteen year old man in the port area of dover down in kent where many ferries set off for france of course they're not telling us much about him what they've said so far is this they called it a significant arrest and said a strong investigative reasons we will not give any more details on the man we arrested at this stage we know that he's been transferred to a police station in south london but earlier on we were hearing from the metropolitan police that they were making what they call really good progress saying that hundreds of police officers were going through c.c.t.v. footage probably from the underground train involved and from elsewhere so they haven't given away whether or how many possible associates the person who put the bomb on the train might have but they did say that they were chasing down suspects an indication that there could be several people involved the british media have started to speculate on the explosive material there suggesting it could be the same as what was used back in two thousand and five the so-called seve

kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. as investigations enter their third day, following the terror attack at parsons green, police they have arrested a second man who was 21. he was detained eight last night in hounslow in west london and is now being questioned. it follows the arrest of an 18—year—old man yesterday morning at the port of dover which had to be partially evacuated. the home secretary said the police and security services are trying to establish how many people we re trying to establish how many people were involved in the attack. this has been a year like no other. we have seen five serious attacks and six that were foiled by the police, and the police are getting on with doing their operation today. they are working closely with the security services. there is still intense police activity at the terraced house in sunbury where the 18—year—old is believed to have lived with an elderly couple, known for having fostered hundreds of children, including refugees. they we re children, including refugees. they were recognised by the queen in 2010. the house is 11 miles away from the attack. it appears

kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. we can listen to amber rudd, home secretary now. following the attack in parsons green last friday, the policeprogress in what is an ongoing operation. the joint terrorism analysis centre, reviewing the threat level the uk is under, have decided to lower that level from critical to severe. severe still means an attack is highly likely, so i would urge everybody to continue to be vigilant, but not alarmed. as the prime minister said last friday, the military were called to support the police, so armed police officers would have a greater presence on our transport network and our streets. during the next few days the military will return to their original positions, and i would like to ta ke original positions, and i would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their hard work. and also them for their hard work. and also the police, security services and emergency services, who did such a fantastic job combating what emergency services, who did such a fantasticjob combating what was done at parsons green on friday. that was home secretary, amber rudd. jane frances kelly reports. as inve

at the moment locals are bringing food and kent, it is small, but there are two of the camps like this —— tents. we will see whether police. i have opted for something a little more affordable. the one i was on earlier was about £7 million. this isjust a few hundred thousand. still well out of my price range, and i imagine for most people. we are here because we are talking about the boat show. it isa are talking about the boat show. it is a showcase of what we do in the uk. a growing industry which employs about 33,000 people. the boating industry worth about £3 billion every single year. so one of course that you might wonder who buys all of this stuff, but you don't necessarily have to buy. you can lease it, timeshare it, part owned a chunk of a boat. and there is an increasing leisure market. we might not think we have the weather but these boats go around the world. 85% of what is made in the uk is exported. we have been having a look around and finding out what a few hundred million might iu, and some of these are little more affordable. _by of these are little more affordable. —— by you. we will find out who can af