for "nightline" i'm linsey davis in new york. >> our thanks to linsey.t, the record climb for one fearless 10-year-old. i'm mildly obsessed with numbers. so, i started with the stats regarding my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. and how many patients saw clear or almost clear skin in just 4 months - the kind of clearance that can last. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. numbers are great. and seeing clearer skin is pretty awesome, too. that's what i call a body of proof. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start hum

tom. >> linsey davis with that breaking news. brave moments from the moderator. >>> we turn from the candidates sounding off as the debate over immigration on the southern border intensifies. president trump saying he'll initiate 5% tariffs on mexican good in coming days that will likely hurt american consumers. but will it force mexico to do more when it comes to illegal immigration and drug trafficking as the president is calling for? tara palmeri takes a look. >> reporter: the new images from the border -- a record number of arrests in el paso, texas, on wednesday. more than 1,000 people crossing into the united states through this break in the border fence. this detention facility at capacity. these photos showing dangerous overcrowding. a space designed for 125 people now crammed with over 900. now president trump vowing to impose tariffs on mexican goods. if mexico doesn't do its part to stop the surge. >> we have been talking to mexico for months, asking them to step up and do more. >> reporter: the white house says they'l

if convicted, he could face up to a year behind bars. >> linsey davis with us tonight. great to have you. >>> we turn next to a remarkable and awful picture from overseas tonight. the massive landslide sweeping cars off the road. this is in southeast china. days of heavy rain unleashing a wave of mud and water. at least one person was killed. storms blamed for more than 60 deaths. thousands of homes destroyed and thousands of people have been evacua evacuated. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," the mother and son attacked by a coyote. >>> also ahead, the deadly road rage case. what happened before two drivers exchanged fire. and what police are now saying tonight. >>> and the stingray scare. after we reported 15 had been stung, word of 12 more have been stung. where this happened, and authorities with important tips for you tonight. >>> and "america strong." what happened today when i set out to ask children, why is your dad the best dad? we have done this for years. but, boy, today did not disappoint. you got to hear what they said in a moment. moment. well, i'm

linsey davis with some of those young couples on the emotional front lines fighting for justice. ♪ >>its face, broadway's new show "the prom" has all the high kicks and jazz hands you'd expect from a musical comedy. only amid all the twirls there's an unexpected twist in a show now nominated for seven tony awards. >> we thought this was a frothy comedy with maybe a little political message, but it's turned into such an overwhelming thing for these kids that really need some courage. ♪ i just want to dance with you ♪ >> reporter: at the heart of it all, a fictional story about a girl named emma, a high school lesbian whose prom is canceled because she wants to bring her girlfriend as a date and is faced with backlash and hate. >> reporter: your character's story is one that so many young people deal with every day in real life. >> yes. >> reporter: how do you put yourself into their shoes? ? she is based on real individuals and real people who have gone through this. it's incredible for so many reasons that this story is being told, because kids still go through this every day. they're

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. was saying, the state department agrees with that telling abc news it has not seen an increase in the number of american deaths in the dominican republic. >> but a father and son from the detroit area say they've been seriously ill since their visit there in april. they went for a senior class trip and were aware of the warnings about drinking the water, and they also knew other tourists had become sick and died in the dominican republic. >> i had heard about it, my parents warned me about it, don't drink the water, don't do anything like that. i continued to drink the water. oh, i'm not going to be affected, i've gone to mexico twice where the water has the same issue. >> both men thought their high-end resort was using a water filtration system. the father says he's been diagnosed with e. coli. the teen has not received a diagnosis just yet. >>> coming up, the heart-stopping scene off the east coast. one group of fishermen, look at this, getting up close and personal with a great wh

. >> experts from the linsey wildlife rehabilitation hospital released a golden eagle this afternoon nursing it back to health. watch. >> for fully grown golden eagle, this was a round trip. a return to the same ranch near mount diablo that used to be his hunting ground till rancher jennifer sanders spotted it on ground in distress. >> it took me awhile trying to sneak up on her him i guess they found out, sneaking up on him and finally i used a fish net to catch him. >> reporter: she turned the eagle over to the linsey wildlife rehabilitation hospital in walnut creek where vets discovered the bird had lead poisoning possibly from ingesting bbs from hunting other animals. they cleared it the blood and began a rehabilitation process that took months. >> once he's past the initial problem which was lead toxicity, we got her eating. >> reporter: finally on a summer day with a breeze in the air, it was time to spread its wings. after an initial burst, the golden eagle settled in the trees where he's expected to start hunting in a couple days. >> that re-establishes himself. >> reporter:

has if convicted, heould year behin >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> we turn next to a remarkable and awful picture from overseas. the landslide pushing cars off the road. days of heavy rain unleashing a wave of mud and water in china. blamed for more than 60 deaths. thousands have been evacuated. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," the mother and son attacked by a coyote. >>> and the deadly road rage case. what happened before two drivers exchanged fire. >>> and the stingray scare. after we reported 15 had been stung, 12 more now. >>> and "america strong." what happened today when i set out to ask children why is your dad the best dad? we have done this for years.mom. well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. that's where jardiance comes in. it reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 diabetes and known heart diseas. that's why the american diabetes association recommends the active ingredient in jardiance. and it lowers a1c? with diet and exercise. jardiance can c

david, he plans to appeal. >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," the brawl on the little league field. it was led by parents. the kids were just 7 years old. tonight, who police are now looking for. >>> captain sully sullenberger on capitol hill today. what the pilot said, a warning about the new max jets. it got a lot of attention today. >>> and the couple and the lottery dispute. one says she bought the ticket, and that her partner tried to cash it in. a half-million dollar jackpot at stake, and so is the relationship now. a lot more news ahead tonight. . with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. t

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mothernnifer dulos, is out on bond, just hours after prosecutors reported what they say they found, along with her blood, in her kitchen. >> defendant's dna was found in a mixture on the faucet inside. >> reporter: it's been 18 days since the mother of five vanished. today, fotis dulos and his live-in girlfriend, michelle tra coe nice, entered pleas of not guilty. >> your honor, we enter not guilty pleas. >> reporter: both are charged of tampering with evidence, after police say a man matching dulos' description was seen on surveillance video dumping trash bags later found to contain jennifer's blood. his attorney later telling us his client has an alibi and he's now sorting through the facts. >> rather than 30 bags being thrown out, i'm told there were perhaps two. >> reporter: even if there was just one bag that had blood of his estranged wife who is now missing -- >> yeah, bad fact. that is -- that is an anomaly that i cannot yet account for. >> reporter: due lose 'attorney says his clien

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: another american family is demanding answers tonight, after yet another death in the dominican republic. 55-year-old joseph allen, a father from new jersey, found dead in his hotel room this past thursday. his sister tells abc news that her brother was, for the most part, healthy. allen is at least the ninth american tourist to die in the dominican republic in the last 12 months at different resorts across the island. the family of leyla cox, a 53-year-old radiologist from new york, is also asking questions. >> nobody can give me a solid answer on how she passed away. everything is being misdirected and skewed. i get new information every single day. >> reporter: it was just two weeks ago when nathaniel holmes othisndwere ay, seen here both found dead in a d.r. resort. autopsies performed on the island said they died of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema. the husband of miranda werner says she died after drinking from a mini bar in her hotel room. officials in the they ve 2.7 million american visitors there every year and that deaths are very rare. t

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here's abc's linsey davis tonight. >> hold on, he's all right. hey, hey, hey, hey! >> reporter: tonight, anger and frustration reaching a boiling point over this video. >> chill! chill! chill! chill! >> reporter: this was the scene at a d.c. train station saturday. a man approaches police officers, intervening as they questioned several black juveniles who were suspected of threatening riders. bystanders on the platform recording it all on video horrified as an officer shoves the man, then using his stun gun. >> that is not necessary! he not even resisting! he's not even resisting! he's not even resisting! >> reporter: according to an officer's statement, the man said, "go ahead, tase me" and took a combative stance by clenching his fists. what we see in this video is the man approaching with his palms out. >> if you're having a hand out, palm out, that doesn't say aggression, that says stop. that says pause. that says wait. >> reporter: the metro transit police department says its opened an internal investigation into the use of force, saying, "we are committed to

linsey davis, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the stingray scare along the coast. 15 people stung. >>> also, news this evening involving actor cuba gooding jr. he now says he will turn himself into the nypd here in new york city for questioning what we're learn egg. the index is next. it can be hard to see what's possible. but the possibilities become clear with taltz. the first and only treatment of its kind offering a chance at 100% clear skin. th moderate evere psoriasis icantovement of their psoriasis plaques. some even saw 100% clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. increased risk of infections and lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about infections, symptoms, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop, worsen or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions can occur. see the possibilities. ask your doctor about taltz. over... hey, want to try it? ok here you go... over... under... hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of,

linsey davis, abc news, new haven, connecticut. >> our thanks to linsey davis with the tough questionsy is the first sentencing day in the college admissions scandal. >> former stanford sailing coach john vandermoer admitted to accepting more than $600,000 in bribes and designating nonathletes as recruits. prosecutors have recommended he serve 13 months in prison. >> meanwhile cameras captured actress felicity huffman attending her daughter's high school graduation monday. huffman's sentencing in the scandal is set for september. >>> the fbi files on hugh hefner have been laid bare for all of us to see. >> the man behind the "playboy" empire died in 2017 at the age of 91. files show fbi agents interviewed hefner a number of times in the magazine's early years due to, quote, obscene material. >> the bureau also conducted surveillance to see if hefner was breaking laws by transporting pornographic images over state lines. a report determined he was too, quote, clever to violate state or federal laws. hugh knew what he was doing. for a man who really shaped the adult entertainment industr

linsey davis, abc news, los angeles. >> looking forward to that. >> happy fourth of july to linsey there's what all parents wait for. >> you can get some cookie dough. >> the cookie dough gods have done us a solid. >> nestle has created a version that won't give you salmonella poisoning. >> fantastic! >> containers of the edible dough have been spotted, chocolate chip, and peanut butter chocolate chip monster. my nickname. no official announcement yet from nestle there. >> that is fantastic. this is what we've been waiting for. i don't have to tell my kids, just wait, it will be better once it's baked. >> i thought it was okay, really, just to eat the cookie dough. but apparently no, you're not supposed to eat it. and when i do make the cookies, i mean, i keep them in there like five minutes. literally not the full 10 minutes or whatever. they've got to be like raw. >> nice and gushy. >> i love it, i love it. >> all right, now we know, good to know. >> need some cookies. >>> when we come back, the new music from whitney houston. >> and why friend of our show gayle king is now saying ange

linsey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, tom and eva. this weekend marks the largest gathering of the presidential contenders so far and there's a lot on the docket from immigration to impeachment and, of course, with yet another mass shooting in this country less than 24 hours ago, gun control is once again front and center. reaction to the deadly virginia beach shooting swiftover -- swift overnight from the democratic candidates running for president. the campaigns tweeting out reaction. nearly all of them expressing their condolences as well as calling for movement on gun control. >> another mass shooting today and it's not just the mass shootings. gun violence touches families every day. >> reporter: 14 of the 23 presidential candidates are gathering here in san francisco for the california democratic party's annual convention this weekend. aiming to highlight their different campaign positions, senator bernie sanders hosting a rally. >> the principles of our government will be economic justice, racial justice, social justice. >> rep

thank you, linsey. >>> when we come back, the armed robbery in broad daylight.nd tonight, the manhunt. the images of them taking aim at workers. >>> and news just in tonight about the u.s. women's soccer team. what happened today at the world cup. cup. so, i started with the stats regarding my derate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. and how many patients saw clear or almost clear skin in just 4 months - the kind of clearance that can last. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. numbers are great. and seeing clearer skin is pretty awesome, too. that's what i call a body of proof. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb,

linsey davis has the details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is a significant move and a unanimous decision by san francisco's board of supervisors to ban the sale of e-cigarettes across all ages and the mayor has already said she'll sign it. this is the significance. the critics are saying their concern is the popularity among teenagers, thus introducing tobacco products to a new generation, but e-cigarette makers says banning them means adults would no longer have a safer option than regular sill rhett cigarettes. this ban would not just prohibit them in stores, but you ouwould also not be able to purchase them online and have them shipped to san francisco. juul, the industry leader, is based in san francisco and released a statement saying, in part, they support regulation and enforcement instead of prohibition which they say will drive former adult smokers who successfully switched to vapor products back to deadly cigarettes, michael. >> linsey, we're talking about san francisco, but are there any other states out there working on a si

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> caribbean cruise companies are scramblingr and reorganize since the trump administration's new crackdown banning ships from docking in cuba. >> the upside is that some great deals are available if you're willing to be flexible. norwegian has dropped some prices for three and four-day cruises to the bahamas to less than $60 a day. carnival and other lines are also offering reduced fares and amenities like onboard credits and free open bar. and i actually want to share a surprise right now at this moment. janai? i got you one of those cruises! right there. >> i am so sorry that you wasted your money. >> oh. you don't want my -- >> there's not enough money, you can't melt and pour me onto a cruise r >> can't melt and pour me? >> no. what? >> i don't think i've ever heard that. what illinois saying is that? >> to emphasize the point that cruises make headlines pretty often, okay? all i'm going to say. i mean, norovirus. >> they find out your dietary restrictions -- >> #measles. >> there's lots of cruises where nothing happens. $6

here's abc's linsey davis. >> hold on, hey, hey, hey, hey!d frustration reaching a boiling point over this video. >> chill, chill, chill! chill! >> reporter: this was the scene at a d.c. train station saturday. a man approaches police officers, intervening as they question several black juveniles who were suspected of threatening riders. bystanders on the platform recording it all on video, horrified as an officer shoves the man, then uses his stun gun. >> that is not necessary! he's not even resisting, he's not even resisting, he's not even resisting! >> reporter: according to an officer's statement the man said, go ahead, tase me, and took a combative stance by clinching his fists. what we see in the video is the man approaching with his palms out. >> if you're having a hand out, palm out, that doesn't say aggression. that says stop. that says pause. that says wait. >> stop! >> reporter: the metro transit police department says it's opened an internal investigation into the use of force saying, we are committed to fostering the public's tru

here's abc's linsey davis. >> pride is a celebration. pride is protest. pride is empowering.itical. pride is love. >> reporter: with the 50th anniversary of the stone wall rebellion this month, internet star journalist and lgbtq activist raymond braun is asking, what is the state of pride. >> since stone wall pride has been a looking-glass into the lgbtq community. >> reporter: he spent last june traveling around the country for his documentary, "state of pride" available for free on youtube. >> people have been doing this a long time. we owe it to our elders that we get to be here today. >> happy pride, >> there are so many closet lgbtq kids who have written me and said, turned off my lights, put my headphones in and watched the documentary, because i can't go to pride. but because i watched this documentary, i feel like i did. >> reporter: braun says he relates to those closeted kids. >> i was gay from as early as i could walk on the -- >> look at you. >> i grew up in a small, rural, conservative town in northwest ohio. i didn't see any openly gay men, any trans people, any

previously employed by him and that's triggered calls for better policing a back of cultural farmlands linsey master spokes person for black 1st land says that south african society still lacks equality. south africa is a divided society the most unequal society when the world we continue but people in general in this country are subjected to lead the sickness and in this particular case and white people in particular the white minority continues to elude over the land that they stole since $62.00 p. to 80 percent of the landed people that people had but to kill and continue to live without pain and without hopes in an ugly and dignified way the white community is trying to police into the international community. like the. white genocide against because it's completely false white people when they die in day. 8 of communities or and their followers that the stolen land that there was this white people in the white community at large tries to make it like it's some special experience that they have been told that if anything we must realize that black people are subjected to in human come the

linsey davis has more on that. good morning linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. in the days leading up to the victory parade the mayor urged people to come be part of celebrating the historic win, a massive crowd answered and when gun shots rang out, mayhem broke out. in the midst of what was meant to be a celebration, chaos as gunfire erupts in this massive crowd estimated to be in excess of 1.5 million people. it happened monday average in toronto in nathan's phillip square. from this vantage point overhead, a sea of red. fans dressed in red raptors gear. then a wave of people will begin to run for their lives. >> what is happening? >> oh, my god. >> oh, this is not good. >> reporter: the toronto police operation center posting on twitter reports of woman shot, people running from area. the whole team seated on an open air stage including final mvp kawhi leonard, canada's prime minister justin trudeau and the mayor of toronto when they alert the crowd of an emergency. >> we're dealing with the situation that's not far from here. this is serious. >> reporter: tr

abc's linsey davis is here with more.insey, the mayor is blasting her own police department. >> reporter: that's right, michael. the mayor is not only apologizing but calling out the officers' actions as completely inappropriate and unprofessional, and the parents involved in this say that the family wasn't just traumatized. they claim that the officers physically injured the father and their 1-year-old daughter. >> get out of the [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: this morning an arizona family is seeking $10 million from the city of phoenix raising questions about excessive force as this video goes viral. 22-year-old dravon ames and his partner iesha harper, a pregnant mother of two were stopped by police responding to a shoplifting call. the couple's 4-year-old daughter walking out of a nearby dollar store with a doll without paying and without her parents' knowledge. >> when i tell you to do something, you [ bleep ] do it. >> reporter: ames is seen being pulled from the car and kicked can and one officer aims his gun at the

linsey davis with the verdict. >> reporter: keith raniere, the mastermind of the secret so-called self-help group, nxivm, which prosecutor called a sex cult, found guilty today on all counts, including forced labor conspiracy and sex trafficking. >> master manipulator, a conman and the crime boss of a cultlike organization involved in sex trafficking, child pornography, extortion, compelled abortions, branding, degradation, and humiliation. >> reporter: raniere claimed the women were never abused. >> i'm an interesting person. i'm a controversial person, but most importantly i'm an unconventional person. >> reporter: but prosecutors say inside cookie cutter homes on tree-lined streets in upstate new york was abuse "straight out of a horror movie." they say ranier preyed on women including actresses and heiresses, blackmailing them into a secret sisterhood. even branding some of them with his initials. >> it was worse than childbirth. imagine a hot laser dragged across your flesh for 30 minutes without anesthetic. >> reporter: he faces life in prison. and he plans to appeal. >> thank you. >>

what the oscar winner is accused of, and here's abc's linsey davis now. >> reporter: actor cuba gooding jr. in hand cups tonight, charged with a misdemeanor, forcible touching. a sharp contrast from just moments earlier, when the oscar-award winner smiled and waved while turning himself into new york city police. the 51-year-old known for this signature line in "jerry maguire." >> show me the money. >> reporter: now accused of grabbing a woman's breasts sunday night at this new york city bar where he appears drinking and singing in this video obtained by tmz. ♪ the 29-year-old accuser claims he was intoxicated and assaulted her. allegations gooding denies. he told tmz there is video proof that he's innocent. >> there's a tape that shows what really happened. and that's the most important thing. >> was there any groping involved? >> nothing. >> reporter: gooding's says he's surprised prosecutors are moving forward with the case. >> there's not a scintilla of criminal couple ability that can be attributed to mr. cuba gooding jr. >> reporter: gooding entering a plea of not guilty today. hi

here's linsey davis. >> i don't think i've ever been more nervous to do a video. >> reporter: countryusic star granger smith and his wife amber opening up for the first time since the death of their son, river. earlier this month, their little boy -- >> i love daddy. >> reporter: -- died in a drowning accident, and now the parents of this 3-year-old redhead with the infectious laugh say they're trying to find light in their darkest time by looking for meaning and the good in the midst of their tragedy. >> love those close to you, soak up those moments. god gave us river for three years, and that was his mission, and i don't believe that god takes anyone too soon. >> reporter: and now granger says he plans to continue to heal the best way he knows how. >> music has always been my healing. that's the place i've always turned to. >> reporter: the smiths say they are thankful to the first responders and also to the fans who raised $100,000 for dell children's hospital in austin. david? >> very brave to come forward. thank you. >>> when we come back, the armed robbery in broad daylight. an

linsey davis sat down with his attorney. >> reporter: this morning, jennifer dulos' estranged husbandos is out of prison. tuesday morning, fotis and his girlfriend, enters pleas of not guilty in the charges of evidence tampering and hindering a prosecution in the investigation of dulos' may 31st disappearance. authorities say they found his blood in t and evidence of a clean up was found in the garage. findings fotis' attorney says she could be dead but not at the hand of his client. >> has he said i did not kill my wife? >> yes. >> does he have a theory of where his wife is? >> no. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news, he says his client, a real estate developer, has an alibi and several witnesses can place him at his home the morning jennifer went missing. but police say they have surveillance images showing a man they believe in fotis, stopping 30 times around her house, dropping off trash bags containing dulos' blood-stained clothing. >> rather than 30 bags, i'm told there are two. >> reporter: even if there is one bag that has blood of his estranged wife who is no

this morning we're hearing from the victims' families and linsey davis has the details. >> reporter:ohio doctor is waking up behind bars this morning charged with murder in 25 patient deaths. >> this breach of a doctor's oath is vile and worthy of today's actions, and that begins the process of holding this accused killer accountable. >> reporter: william husel, a 43-year-old critical care doctor is accused of ordering potentially fatal painkiller doses for his patients. five of his pashs wetients were these excessive doses when there was still a chance to improve their conditions. the victims' families are still grief stricken. >> we had such a close relationship. her and i. i'm the oldest child. >> she was mine. she was my life. >> we all share the same grief, the same loss. >> reporter: the mount carmel health system which employed dr. husel, has apologized and settled civil cases with patient families for hundreds of thousands of dollars. the hospital acknowledges a four-week delay in removing him from patient care and during that time three patients died after husel administered

. >> lord richard, walnut creek's oldest known turkey vulture is about to turn 45 living at the linsey64 making him one of the oldest in captivity. today his handler visited the set of midday live. rachel cross says overall the birds are doing well and not endangered and do an important service for environment. >> 100% scavengers which means they wait for things to die naturally. >> i feel like it's environmentally sound. the garbagemen or women or whatever lord richard is. >> it's a noble job for these guys without turkey vultures there would be a lot of carcasses in the wild. they help prevent spreading disease. keeps our back yards, our environment very safe and healthy. >> they may not look super cute but pretty cool birds. the center is throwing him a bash june 30th at 10:00 p.m. party is free with maid paid admission. catch it right here on abc7. >> lord richard has a little bit of a you don't want to mess with me vibe. >> science fiction becoming fact. solving crimes could come down to one single hair. doesn't even need to come from your head. the new break through happening rig

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look north's rural affairs correspondent linsey smith is in hull where they're having a look at the aftermathis heading to a new oilfield to the east of aberdeen. bp hope to drill for new oil there. about 130 million barrels. that is why greenpeace have had to step in according to them. they have had different activists occupying the wreck and it seems that things had come to a close when the final protesters were ta ken off. come to a close when the final protesters were taken off. but this morning we suffer the protesters go on board and they were here for most of today. in the last couple of hours, it seems they have been apprehended and taken away by police. studio: it has been quite a police operation hasn't it? yesterday we saw a major police operation launched. at tpm, a helicopter was landed on board the right and a number of specialist officers made their way off that helicopter. we also saw a 2—pronged approach. we saw rope access teams try to access we re saw rope access teams try to access were these protesters were in a fairly precarious area and also we saw police boats being us