the mayor of london, sadiq khan, speaking to my colleague sophie raworth.the weather forecast. the weekend is fast approaching. there is some good news on the weather front. the weather is going to become more settled. it is starting to behave itself across the country. but some of us are stuck underneath the cloud and there are bits and pieces of rain. but the vast majority of the uk is enjoying fine weather. this low pressure will hang around, and the cloud associated with it will sort of roll out and roll act down south out of the way, but in the short term, the south—west berlin, central and southern england is still under the influence of that whether one. it will be dying away eventually but there will be cloud, rain and quite strong winds. north and central scotland, the northwest, will see clearer skies and a touch of frost. the further south you are, cloudy it will be, boasting friday morning, and wins really are quite strong, so it will feel on the chilly side. temperatures around seven celsius with a strong breeze to the north east. a different s

khan has lived in the u.s. since 1980 and both he and his wife are u.s. citizens. it's not known which of his travel privileges are under review. their son, u.s. army captain, was posthumously awarded the bronze star and purple heart after he was killed in iraq in 2004. planned parenthood has rejected a proposal by president trump under which the federal , government would stop threatening to defund the women's health organization if planned parenthood stops providing abortions. in response, dawn laguens of the planned parenthood federation of america said -- "let's be clear: federal funds already do not pay for abortions. offering money to planned parenthood to abandon our patients and our values is not a deal that we will ever accept. providing critical health care services for millions of american women is nonnegotiable." an afghan couple and their three young children have been released after being detained at the los angeles airport thursday and held in custody over the weekend, despite having valid visas to enter the united states. the family all arrived with

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, led the tributes.rliament on wednesday are being held under suspicion of preparing terrorist acts. searches involving hundreds of detectives are being carried out in london, birmingham and wales. a vigil is being held in london in honour of the victims. crowds attending were told that the evil and twisted acts of terrorism would be defeated. religious leaders, residents, police and politicians gathered at the candlelit vigil in trafalgar square which was led by the mayor of london, sadiq khan. 0ur colleague sophie raworth was at the vigil and spoke to sadiq khan. there are thousands of people here are jeff albert square. many of them we re jeff albert square. many of them were on their way home from work —— in trafalgar square. and others had come from many miles away to be here to show support for those who died in the attack yesterday and those who were so terribly injured. the home secretary was here, we have heard from faith leaders, and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, made an open invitation this

rakas khan, faced anger and ugliness they have never seen before. >> i have seen my close friends turn back on me. >> reporter: the backlash wasn't against their fraaith but their politics. >> i support donald trump. >> khan and rasheed even went to trump's inauguration, all of which earned them scorn from fellow muslims. >> i had to receive comments like, i never knew you were a racist. you are anti-islamic, a trader, trying to be white, brownie, all these slurs. trump's campaign rhetoric particularly about muslims bothered many people, including salim sheikh. he is friends with rasheed and a life-long republican who voted for hillary clinton. >> i was quite concerned about some of mr. trump's statements at that time. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: how could you support a man who seemed to be so anti-muslim? >> when the statement about the muslim ban came out, i was kind of offended to be very honest but then i took a deep breath and i looked at the message

the nawab ofjunagadh, mahabat khan iii, was no different.e eldest son of the nawab with all the pomp and splendour of a princely wedding. harish desai was ten in 1946, and recalls the splendour of the ceremony. archive: escorted by the royal guard, the bridegroom drives in state through the streets. before him and the procession goes a costly profusion of wedding gifts. all the princes were there, attired in a princely pattern with turbans of a particular type on their head. dance girls used to be brought there, musicians and all that. that lasted for several days. and he recalls getting his first taste of this other world. for the first time, i saw bread, butter, sandwich. that was not known to us here. my father said "you eat this. this is bread and this is butter". and i liked it. there were small pastries. i still remember that made in england, london, there were huntley & palmers biscuits. the important thing is the formal photograph of his highness, mahabat khan iii. the nawab‘s own most legendary indulgence was his love of animals. hi

tracey would like to tell sadiq khan what dagenham needs most urgently.ut he's got no time to talk. >> see you guys, cheers...thank you very much... >> a disappointment for tracey and the others. but she's pleased the local council is stimulating the area's cultural sector. >> its nice to bring it here. it is lovely to bring it in this borough. >> but even so, it'll be years before these new projects yield proper jobs. tracey, though, is happy that a start's been made. who knows, her grandson jimmy may grow up to be a famous film director - from dagenham. >> for people who accuse donald trump of sexism, the issue of equal rights between men and women today is as topical as ever. in spain, one of the battlegrounds between the sexes is the kitchen. but not in the way you might think. since the 19th century traditional cooking clubs have been cross between cooking school and social club: but only if you're a man. >> san sebastian is known for its culinary specialties, for its gastronomic societies, and its strong women. but some here don't think those things

. >>> president trump has said that he feels deeply for khan for the loss of his son but that khan has no right to claim that he has never read the constitution and lies. >>> a federal disaster loan office has opened in santa cruz to help victims of last month's devastating storm. the goal is to make it as easy as possible to get people the money they need to rebuild. you can also fill out an application online or can call the small business administration to apply. >>> time now 4:47. let's check the forecast. >> the entire storm itself is still taking its time. but some of the rain bands ahead of it are moving in. >> we wanted to hurry up and get here so it can exit and not affect our weekend. >>> good morning, everybody. let's get to it. we have at this particular time the rain heavy in parts of the north bay. we have the rain spreading into the central bay affecting the panes. moderate to heavy rain from 12 to 116 for the morning commute to 37 to head to novato or perhaps if you are heading to vallejo. >> east bay rain from hercules to walnut creek into san ramon valley not affected

let's talk to the mayor of london, sadiq khan, whojoins talk to the mayor of london, sadiq khan, who central london. what have you agreed with philip hammond? i am pleased the government and i have to decide party political differences and have worked together to get a decent dealfor london. and have worked together to get a decent deal for london. it means we have more control over how public services are run and over how taxes are spent in particular. we can bring forward plans to invest in infrastructure on, for example, transport lines. we can keep more of the business rates raised in london. we have more say over how the criminal justice system we have more say over how the criminaljustice system operates and how the health service is run. i am looking forward to working closely with the london councils to make sure we deliver better services and spend taxes more wisely in london. that is a lot of areas, public service, transport, criminal justice. to explain to people who do not live in the capital, is that about giving individual london councils, london boroughs, more money in

in london, new mayor sadiq khan has doubled spending on the problem to £875m, bringing in electric busessel cars off the streets. you‘re covered in, like, oily grease, when you wipe your face, but you do see a lot of people walking up here with masks, so obviously, there is some impact on all of us. whenever you cough or sneeze, you know you've had some horrible black dust in you, so i think it's pretty shocking. i'm from scotland, where we actually have clean air, so there's a noticeable difference. i caught up with mr khan last month, when he was announcing a toxic charge that some diesel drivers will have to pay when they enter the centre of london. we‘re not doing anything along these lines in wales. should we be, and what‘s your message to the welsh government? well, i'm the mayor of london, so let me tell you the context in london — over 9000 londoners die here because of the poor—quality air. there are children in london whose lungs are underdeveloped because of the poor—quality air. we've got to take action because inaction won't lead to an improvement of the air in london. so, c

i caught up with mr khan last month, when he was announcing a toxic charge that some diesel drivers will of london. we're not doing anything along these lines in wales. should we be, and what's your message to the welsh government? well, i'm the mayor of london, so let me tell you the context in london — over 9000 londoners die here because of the poor—quality air. there are children in london whose lungs are underdeveloped because of the poor—quality air. we've got to take action because inaction won't lead to an improvement of the air in london. so, can we replicate some of what's been done in london here in wales? what about electric cars? i got behind the wheel to put one to the test. i'm just conscious of the speed i'm driving at because it tells you how economical you're being in terms of the miles that you're doing. you can see the miles counting down, which gives you a bit of anxiety. you want to make sure you can get where you're going to and don't run out of miles. i'm picking up huw morgan in swansea. the council here has some electric vans, too. do you find the vans useful? t

khan and are sheed -- >> you're anti-islamic, you're a traitor, brownie, all these slurs. >> reportercampaign rhetoric particularly about muslims brothered many, especially rasheed's brother who is a lifelong republican who voted for hillary clinton. >> i was quite concerned about some of trump's statements at that time. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> how could you support a ban who seemed to be so anti-muslim? >> when the statement about the muslim ban came out, i was kind of offended, to be very honest, but then i took a deep breath and i looked at the message behind the statement. >> the message rasheed and khan heard wasn't anti-muslim, but a problem they see in their own faith, one that many religious leaders up until now have not faced, violent radical extremism. >> the first war we have to win is the moderates against the radicals. >> reporter: trump is taking action against some muslims to protect all americans, still they admit, the travel ban is a mistake. >

sadiq khan, the mayor of london that the fight message at that vigil in trafalgar square, saying thatrrorism —— 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 minister, martin mcguinness, has taken place in londonderry this afternoon. his coffin was carried th

yesterday evening, said —— the merit london sadiq khan invited londoners to pay respect to those whon their hundreds. jess and matthew are with me. jess, you were near the incident yesterday and you have come here to pay your respects? yes, i've come here to pay my respects to the people who have died and been affected, and foreclosure of my mental health as well. just to tell myself that i have lived through this but survived, and i can move on. you knew this but survived, and i can move on. you knew someone this but survived, and i can move on. you knew someone who was involved and injured yesterday? yes, i went involved and injured yesterday? yes, iwent go involved and injured yesterday? yes, i went go any further but they were an important port of my everyday life, —— an important port of my everyday life, -- i an important port of my everyday life, —— iwill an important port of my everyday life, —— i will not go any further. they were someone i knew and i saw them face—to—face, not on a daily basis but a few times. when i did find out, it was heartbreaking, especially to the peo

today noted, saying, o an thing, khan saying in a large city, this is what we have to accept.is a mindless piece of resignation on the part of an official elected to serve, is it not? >> i'm not going to comment on the mayor or anyone element i can tell you that president trump, first thing he did when he took office was go to pentagon ask secretary mattis, secretary of defense to come up with a plan to defeat radical islam and isis, that is what we're in process of doing, we're looking at this as a whole of government, not a military operation, not an economy operation, but a whole of government approach. looking at our 68 coalition partners, we are looking for all of them to do the same. as this threat continues we have to stand together and no longer ignore what ask really happening. lou: i thought that prime minister made an interesting statement. sharing it with you and our audience. prime minister may saying, it is wrong to describe this as islamic terrorist. it is islamist terrorism it a perversion of a great faith. as you know in this broadcast we have for 15 years cal

if sadiq khan can congratulate him this morning —— does have a say in the opinion pages.dvertising tea m editorial team and the advertising team at the standard. it makes almost all of its money from advertising. if you were in advertising, you would want a meeting with the chancellor. the former chancellor. yes, the former chancellor! it's uncharted territory, that's the truth. i think it's very unpredictable, but we learned with brexit and donald trump that weird things happen, and much as some people perhaps want it as some people don't perhaps want it to happen, this is the reality for now. i think the bigger test, frankly, for george osborne is going to be at westminster, where the opposition will be, i think. interesting times. dramatic pictures have emerged from the root of the moment a woman escaped a mudslide. she dragged herself to safety. heavy rains triggered the slides, which have killed at least a dozen people, but she managed to escape, as you can see, got out of that and was then helped to safety. those mudslides killing at least a dozen people. some schoo

world champions at this format struggled to 111—8 in their 20 overs with debutant leg—spinner shadab khanan's kei nishikori came through a tough test needing almost three hours to beat fernando verdasco in the third round of the miami masters. the number two seed took the first set in a tie—break before the spaniard fought back to level the match in the second set again in a tie—breaker. but nishikori dominated the third set winning it 6—1 to set up a last 16 match with argentina's federico delbonis 0n the wta tour, top seed and world number 0ne angelique kerber is through to the last 16 of the miami 0pen after a straight sets win over american shelby rogers. the german came back from being a break down in both sets which included losing the opening three games of the match to win 6—4, 7—5 and set up a fourth round match against japan's risa ozaki. to cycling and alejandro valverde won the tour of catalonia on sunday. the spaniard completed the win with his third stage victory of the seven—day race with his compatriot alberto contador second and his movistar teammate albert soler third. v

in reply marlon samuels put on 44, but shadab khan gave another match—winning performance, claiming figuresmaining two matches to be played at the same venue. a quick update on the miami masters quarterfinal, kyrgios has won the opening set by 6—4, and is currently ina opening set by 6—4, and is currently in a tie—break in the second set, and zverev has just taken it, so we are going to a third set in that match. i will let you know in the next 45 minutes or so. from me and the wonderful sport today team, goodbye. hi there. it was the warmest day of the year so far yesterday, with temperatures reaching 22 degrees celsius in the east, and 72 degrees fahrenheit. it wasn't warm and sunny everywhere. pulses of rain affecting north and western parts of the uk. the rain affecting this part of the country in the next 12 hours. the front very weak, though, as it goes south—east. the wettest weather will always be in the north and western parts. however, wherever you are in the morning, it is going to be a mild start to the day. temperatures around 11—12 degrees for many of us. but there will be som

annika: : trying to separate a post-soviet man from his cacar s like tryingng to separate genghs khan from his horse. [horse neighs] annika: he e will not do it willingly.y. but what we hope i, if f we start from the e young generation up, a new mindset can take hold. narrator: according to the latest statistics from the ministry of internal affairs, road accidents in georgia have been increasing steadily over the past 3 years, and many of the victims are pedestrians. as in most of the former soviet union, there is a lingering tendency to subjugate humans to machines, because owning a machine means having power. walking or using public transport is considered inferior to driving. erekle: georgia has not significantly updated its traffic laws since the soviet time. so you could say that a lot of it is outdated, and the soviet city planning in general, urban design and traffic regulation, was more kind of car focused. it did not emphasize the rights of the pedestrians. narrator: erekle urushadze is on the board of iare pekhit, which means "go by foot" in english. with support from the u

post—mortem has confirmed. with the accused, was found dead in a field close to tourist resorts in khan—akonaill now face rape as well as murder charges. a priest in sierra leone has found a monster diamond — one of the world's largest. a local chief from the kono region handed the stone to president ernest bai koroma. of the country. the government now plans to auction it to raise much needed revenue. when you see this diamond you will see why it is so valuable. we will bring you pictures when we receive them. now — these commuters in new york state waiting for their train — probably should have stepped a little further away from the aa‘gai of the platform. because after a heavy snowfall, this is m you get hit with a wall of snow, even as the train is slowing down. new york had actually avoided the worst of storm stella. these pictures are quite something. back now to us secretary of state rex tillerson‘s tour of asia. north korea will be one of the main issues but there are plenty of other diplomatic challenges facing him and the new trump administration in the region. with me isjohn kim, m

culture minister matt hancock is set to raise concerns with mayor sadiq khan about the use of the formt police denies the voluntary form targets certain genres of music. we have a special report on that coming up. a man is seeking to take his case to the high court to change the law on assisted suicide which is currently unlawful in the uk. the 54—year—old father, who cannot be identified by name, was diagnosed in 2014 with a rare degenerative disease. his illness is not terminal, but means he is largely confined to his bed and he needs constant care. the judgement is expected to be announced in the coming days. and we have an exclusive interview on this programme. an american airline has been criticised after two young girls were stopped from boarding a flight because they were wearing leggings. the incident at the airport was seen by another passenger, who took to social media to tweet united airlines. the airline responded by saying they had the right to refuse passengers for not following their dress code. they later clarified that the girls were not on a general ticket and had to

they have heard from the home secretary and the police and the mehrabad london, sadiq khan, who mader people to come here andjoin in this invitation for people to come here and join in this bejewelled —— the mayor of london. what have you made the turnout? it shows that we will not allow evil and twisted individuals to twist our city and to destroy our shared values and our way of life and many londoners and visitors wanted to do something today, horrified by the attacker yesterday. and today's vigil, thousands of londoners and visitors, it demonstrates the best of our city, and as much as evil twisted individuals tried to destroy our way of life and attack our shared values, they will not succeed. of life and attack our shared values, they will not succeedlj of life and attack our shared values, they will not succeed. i was talking to some of the police here this evening, and of course a police officer lost his life yesterday, there are people who have been hugging the police and they have been giving them cards and flowers. saying thank you. one of the mercer michael watt things ab

but critics, including albert khan of the muslim organization plans to fight the new travel ban. >> lawyers are now trying to -- the first executive order was explicitly a muslim ban. now under the guise of new language they are trying to claim it's not. we won't be >> the executive order suspends the entire u.s. refugee program for 120 days. it no longer singles out syrian refugees for an indefinite ban. >>> a new travel ban takes effect on march 16th. nigeria is warning citizens not to travel to the united states saying several nigerians with valid visas were put on the next plane home. nigeria is not on a list of six muslim-majority nations. >>> two dozen students from yemen who were invited by the state department to be in a high school student exchange program are now terrified to be sent home. six of those students now attend northern virginia community college. they are asking the embassy of yemen to help stay in the u.s. the state department extended their visas after war broke out in their country. their visas will expire in it's even really hard for them just to take care of thems

. >> reporter: the message rasheed and khan heard wasn't anti-muslim, but one they see many americanen many muslims up to now haven't openly faced, violate radical extremism. >> the first war that we have to win is the war that the reformists or the modern muslims have to win against the extremists. >> reporter: still, they admit the first travel ban was a mistake. >> i think that was too much. i mean i did not agree what him in the beginning. >> reporter: you think it's better now? >> it's a little better now, it is. but again, his message is, he's not hating all the muslims, he's just trying to protect this country as president, that's his job. >> reporter: but rasheed says the best way to protect americans is not shutting people out. >> i want to look at america as being number one in the world, but i think it can do that by rooimping out to the people. >> reporter: like many of donald trump's supporters, rashaad and khan say that view is too idealistic in today's world. >> the united states politics should be beyond any religion. >> pakistan is not under any travel restrictions c

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both prime minister theresa may and london mayor khan delivered a message of resilience. >> we musn't allow terrorists to destroy our way of live or divide communities. >> we are not afraid. our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. >> at this point, british authorities continue to say masood acted alone. london's westminster bridge reopened today. you'll remember, the attacker drove an suv into pedestrians on that bridge before crashing the vehicle into the gates of parliament. he scaled the fences and later fatally stab adpolicemen before being gunned down by officers. >>> tonight, unity in europe, berlin honored the victims in london with a special tribute. this is video of brandenburg gate lit up with the union jack as a mark of respect. >>> donald trump jr. is facing criticism for a tweet he sent following yesterday's attacks in london. trump jr. tweeted, you have to be kidding me. it's followed by an article where the mayor of london says, quote, terror attacks are part of living in the big city. the tweet included a link to a september newspaper story that includes

four men, at least one wearing a suicide jacket, launched the attack on the sardar daud khan hospitale islamic state group says it carried out the attack. now on bbc news, it's time for wednesday in parliament.

mayor khan: i want to not replace it.a good relationship with the eu, but we will also recognize a special relationship, canada, india, china, australia, all parts of the world, new zealand as well. we have got to use brexit as an opportunity to keep what we have got, more links and better trade. anna: what kind of feedback are ,ou having on the potential talking about having talent, you have mentioned the possibility, how realistic is that? mayor khan: we are the one region elected to remain in england. we understand the important -- the importance of immigration and we need it. some sectors, 35%, if it -- if it is the case you want the government -- want the country to prosper in the future community this as well. i recognize and respect other parts of the country may want immigration and that means we recognize the immigration system. i want to work with the government for how we can attract talent to london and recognize parts that want. thank you very much, joining us here in london. : thank you for bringing us that

at the moment, the london mayor sadiq khan is meeting met police with members of your counsel.st 24 hours?” response to the police response has been of the last 24 hours? i commend their stance. unfortunately, there isa their stance. unfortunately, there is a backlash and i think it is important that the police to do their best to protect communities and not to allow anyone who wants to use this as an opportunity to incite hatred and indeed violence against anyone in the community. that is very important. islamic state has claimed responsibility. what is the message from the general muslim council of britain? islamic state is a lwa ys council of britain? islamic state is always trying to use any opportunity, i don't even know if this was a islamic state thing, but they are trying to use this opportunity to claim a victory. say they are retaliating or retreating from iraq and gradually being thrown out of mosul. i think they would use any opportunity. it is a press opportunity for them, and opportunities to instil that terror. we should stand still. the muslim council of britain

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watch as two hooded thieves break into this gun store. 50 west armory in khan tillly.t only took 48 secretary for the suspects to break in through front door and take off with 35 handguns and store manager said one man acted as lookout and other two took guns value add 20,000. then just two days earlier, surveillance capturing these two suspects in dark clothing breaking into united gun shop in rockville. you can hear and see them smashing into the glass cases and also pulling rifles off the wall. this is in less than 90 seconds they got away with 31 guns and at sfxt concerned about the thefts because usually guns ends up in the happens of criminals. you may not realize the federal government does not require licensed gun stores to meet any particular security measures although some states have specific regulations and atf does remember deeders have along system and high def with oughto and you heard that in the video there and multiple problems on all entrances. they want to see homeowners and gun shop owners to see them stored in a vault. >> thank you, sarah. >> just

it was masterminded by the london mayor, sadiq khan, also in attendance were the home secretary and acting commissioner of the metropolitan police force. they all spoke on the theme of the need to come together, show solidarity, and to overcome the seeds of hatred. that was -- those were sentiments very much echoed by the people who gathered to hear those speakers. people,re perhaps 1000 maybe not even that. it's a cold evening here in london. also, perhaps the events of yesterday potentially made lender is -- londoners fear gathering in one place. those are two possible explanations for the relatively low attendance here. came from we spoke to diverse backgrounds, people from the jewish community, people from the muslim community, people from the christian community, and atheists as well. everyone having a dialogue and talking with one another. there were candles lit by the main protagonists, but also by ordinary citizens and people just chatting away. they are continuing to do so now, although the numbers are beginning to dwindle. >> it's part of what people talk about in london as the s

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thousands of londoners gathered in trafalgar square for a vigil left by the city's muslim mayor sadiq khan. in part, they came to honor the dead, and in part to bolster solidarity. >> as you heard in elizabeth's story, kurt cochran, the american killed in london, was from utah. he and his wife were visiting her parents, family and friends are devastated. >> one of those guys, i mean, you know you want to be a friend with him in five minutes. and we have been -- >> cochran and his wife were on the final day of their vacation when they were struck by the attacker's suv. >>> no injuries are reported after a man drove his car at high speed through a busy shopping area in antwerp, belgium. security is heightened this morning. police arrested the driver identified as muhammad r. who was living in france. pedestrians were forced to jump out of the way. police found knives, a shotgun and a gas can in the car. >>> israeli police say the suspect in a wave of threats against jewish community centers in the u.s. is an 18-year-old american israeli jew. he was arrested in israel yesterday, shielding his