at metropolitan police department headquarters, bruce leshan, wusa alert day. here is wusa9 first alert weather. >> we have been talking about this a couple days, rise in thunderstorm chances for the weekend. i have now issued a yellow weather alert for this afternoon and evening in addition to the yellow weather alert we already had for saturday. here is why. we are going to see several waves of showers and storms. each wave can be interrupting evening plans, heading to nats park, evening commute. they will all contain locally heavier rainfall. we can see stronger wind gusts. these are more typical summer like thunderstorms, but it will be enough, and coming at that time where it will impact your plans. i have looped this in the last hour. we have a couple showers beginning to form. most of the activity is not on radar yet. it's going to be evolving over the afternoon. here is how it does so. we go through 12:30, 1:00, 2:00, we have one wave of showers metro mid afternoon. the rest of the evening, additional storms pop up in this high resolution model pinpoint

the metropolitan police have said it is too early to know if it is terrorism.n high alert. it begs the question, if is is weakened in syria, where will it turn attention to next? richard watson takes a look. explosions and gunfire

london's metropolitan police say that around 8:30pm last night a blue toyota previous was deliberately a police car ata deliberately driven at a police car at a restricted area near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when the police went to investigate they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. cs gas was used as part of the rest and during the struggle the individual repeatedly shouted the individual repeatedly shouted the words anil akbar. the individual was quickly brought under control and he is a 26—year—old male from the luton area and i'm glad to say that he is in our custody at a central london police station. detectives believe this was an isolated incident but searchers are going on in the luton area. police officers were injured in this attack last night, three of them, no royal family members were present in the palace at the time and it has been confirmed that it is business as usual with the summer open tours. two of the police officers involved have been treated in hospital and there is heightened security across there is heightened security across the c

they outlined how they work and how they hire experienced former metropolitan police officers and theyber law enforcement portal, where the police can interact directly with uber. they said that they don't routinely report things on behalf of individuals, they feel it is up to the individuals. it was a very lengthy response, but certainly a very heated report that came out throughout the weekend and on monday. emily: uber is now extending tipping options for drivers. the drivers are saying it is just uber trying to brush up its image and reputation. what is the latest? caroline: the year of the driver, happening here in the u.k. as well. some olive branches going to drivers. you get tips back as soon as today, and getting potentially paid for waiting for customers. also, easier cancellations, better destinations. the cynics say that the timing is everything. we understand drivers have been quite forceful, and many cases in the u.k. saying, you don't make it easy enough to boost earnings. some drivers took this to an employment tribunal last year and won, saying they should get holiday

this is from the metropolitan police. it follows the metropolitan police.on of being thejoker who cctv pictures showed pushing a woman into the path of an oncoming bus. —— the jogger. woman into the path of an oncoming bus. —— thejogger. the woman into the path of an oncoming bus. —— the jogger. the a1—year—old man was arrested on thursday. he was at released and has been found to have nothing to do with the incident. the incident took place at 7:a0am on friday. a malejogger iogged 7:a0am on friday. a malejogger jogged past a woman and apparently precious, knocking her into the path an oncoming bus, which mercifully manages to miss hitting. she was dou btless manages to miss hitting. she was doubtless shocked by it. 15 minutes later, thejogger came doubtless shocked by it. 15 minutes later, the jogger came the other way and the victim tried to speak to him. he didn't acknowledge her and kept onjogging. he him. he didn't acknowledge her and kept on jogging. he was wearing a light blue t—shirt and dark blue shirts, he is a white man. the police would like any

this is a huge public order if ever the metropolitan police, one that poses a lot of risks and challengesand that means they need to be alert, vigilance. it is a hot day, have lots of water. any concerns, please talk to my officers and the team of people who are supporting them. chief superintendent, thank you so much for your time. as you would expect, 8000 police officers on patrol here in west london. they are keeping people here save. more from me later on. thank you. knoyle phillips there at the notting hill carnival. a young boy has died at the reading festival. the teenager has not been formally identified, but his family have been informed. they have been coming across the borderfor they have been coming across the border for days. they have been coming across the borderfor days. there has been shooting, she says. i have had to come back. bangladesh, already home to half a million don‘t want any more. the border guards are telling recent arrivals that they cannot stay. it is a very tough message to deliver to people who in some cases have seen their villages burnt down and seen fa

the metropolitan police have said it is too early to know if it is terrorism. either way it shows that britain is on high alert. it begs the question, if is is weakened in syria, where will it turn attention to next? richard watson takes a look. explosions and gunfire slowly but surely, so—called islamic state's caliphate is being destroyed in syria and iraq. is is losing battle after battle on the ground. but it is too early to say it has lost the war, because as the state fails, they will continue in other forms. it's a proto—state in raqqa, and mosul, and over those areas. it's also an insurgency across syria and iraq. and it's a terrorist movement to us here in the west. it occupies all of these three states simultaneously. just because it's being pushed back as a state, that does nothing to resolve its other two dimensions. so, what does this mean for the uk terror threat? around 850 jihadists from britain have gone out to syria to fight with is. 15% have died. half of the remainder, about 360, have already returned here. but many of these are early adopte

london's metropolitan police say nobody was injured — and no arrests have been made yet.self islamic state is collapsing — but concern is focusing now on fighters returning home — some very young. it's believed at least 2,000 children went through is military training — those who trained them as fighters and suicide bombers called them lion cubs. the bbc has discovered some now living in europe — although most authorities are unaware of their past. this from our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville. this is childhood in the so—called islamic state. this footage, filmed secretly in raqqa and passed to the bbc, is of what is calls the ‘cubs of the caliphate'. they are child soldiers, barely teenagers. clumsy and armed to the teeth, their guns are almost too big for them. even as is is collapsing, it's investing in its future. it's a slow and steady defeat. this was is‘s capital in iraq. mosul‘s old city is now in ruins. this is where the is war machine suffered its biggest defeat but it isn't the end of them. here, the fighters honed their skills. this was their tr

the metropolitan police said it was too early to speculate on a motive.with us here on bbc news. still to come. we'll have the latest from vegas and one of the most hyped contests in boxing history. now, they were small businesses that found themselves in trouble, during the financial crisis. but instead of helping them their bank, the royal bank of scotland, has been accused of systematically mistreating many of them. a leaked report for the financial conduct authority, and obtained by the bbc, reveals the extent of that abuse. it shows that hundreds of companies which the bank said needed restructuring were treated inappropriately, in many cases deliberately. one business owner has told the bbc he considered suicide. rbs denies the allegations. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. we bailed out rbs when it was in trouble, but when thousands of its business customers got into difficulties, the bank, in many cases, was much less generous. the uk's biggest business bank has admitted that it mistreated many small firms, but now we have learned abou

metropolitan police so grenfell tower.ey treated 422 people, 70 of which we re they treated 422 people, 70 of which were taken to hospital and the are urging people to drink lots of water. some cricket and england have lost the prize wicket ofjoe root on the morning of fourth day of the second test against the west indies at headingley. the england captain was caught for 72, as england attempt to extend their slender lead over the tourists. at lunch england are 251—11, a lead of 82. now it‘s certainly not cricket but it‘s terminology can be just as confusing — with it‘s ‘quaffle‘, bludger and ‘snitch‘. you may have thought the game of quidditch was confined to the pages of harry potter. but it‘s actually been brought to life as a real sport and this weekend the british championships were held in hull. we put colin paterson on a broomstick and sent him along. quidditch. created byjk rowling, and very much harry potter‘s favourite sport. and now, very much a real thing. eight teams battling it out for the quidditch premier l

this confirmed by the metropolitan police.r in the programme. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has warned north korea that it would "regret it fast" if it continued to threaten america or its allies. police have confirmed they've made an arrest in their double murder huntin an arrest in their double murder hunt in north london. detectives investigating the murder of an elderly dog—walker near east harling in norfolk have arrested a man in his 20s. peter wrighton, who was 83 was stabbed to death in woodland a week ago. tensions remain high in kenya after the incumbent, uhuru kenyatta, was declared the winner of the disputed presidential election. there has been violence in areas that support the opposition candidate raila oding, at least nine people have been reported dead. tomi oladipo reports from nairobi. i wish to declare honourable uhuru kenyatta president—elect and honourable william ruto as the deputy president elect. applause. after a bitterly fought campaign, it's official — president kenyatta will be in offi

the metropolitan police said it was too early to speculate on a motive.t's one of the busiest motorway junctions in the country with more accidents than any other in england. but plans to improve the m25 atjunction 10 could threaten a number of rare trees and plants at the historic wisley garden. tim muffett reports. traffic versus tranquillity. at the royal horticultural society, a row is taking root. it seems a mad proposal to take down these trees which has been suggested. we are never going to be able to replace them. they are wonderful. we should be nurturing bees and looking after them for the future. it is madness. the problem is the nearbyjunction where the. it is congested and has the highest accident rate of any junction in the country and improvements are needed. that one proposal could see the a3 expanded and 2.5 acres of woodland destroyed along with 500 trees. it has high—profile support. this is a giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. 0ver giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. over 100 giant redwood. you have heard of

the metropolitan police say at around 8:30pm a blue toyota prius was driven at a marked police car nearigate they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. cs gas was used as part of the arrest, and during the struggle be individual repeatedly shouted the words "allah akhbar". he was quickly brought under control. he is a 26—year—old male from the luton area and is now in custody at a central london location. police confirmed that our search is going on at an address in the luton area. we now know three police officers were injured in the attack. no members of the royalfamily were present in the palace at the time and an official has confirmed it is business as usual with the summer open tours. two of the officers involved have been treated in hospital and have since been released. there is heightened security across the capital over the bank holiday, particularly for events like notting hill carnival where a ring of steel has been promised to protect people from a barcelona style attack. police are still appealing for information on last night's incident. the us national hurri

that statement from the metropolitan police assistant commissioner mark rowley in the last few minutesosive belts, were killed after driving into a group of people, including a police officer. a woman has died from her injuries. police say the situation there is now under control. in the last half hour, italian tourist bruno gulotta has been named as one of the victims killed on the ramblas. the attack in cambrils happened just hours after 13 people were killed and almost 100 injured in barcelona, after a van was driven into pedestrians along las ramblas. the area, which is popular with tourists, was packed with holiday makers. witnesses have described seeing a white van zig—zagging at speed, deliberately targeting people, knocking many to the floor and sending others fleeing for cover in shops and cafes. police believe both the attacks are linked. so far three people have been arrested, none of whom are the driver of the van. so—called islamic state have claimed responsibility but have offered no proof. citizens of some 34 countries are said to have been caught up in the attack. one b

london metropolitan police hope this video will help lead them to an arrest. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez.. what are you working on for 5 o-clock? the u-s trading escalating threats

the metropolitan police say 47—year—old manish shah, from romford, faces 118 charges, including one of a child aged under 13. he is due to appear before magistrates in barkingside at the end of the month, on august 31. 50 army cadets aged between 12 and 17 have had to be rescued in northern ireland after getting into difficulties. the group, who'd travelled from england to the mourne mountains, were caught in bad weather. 16 of them were understood to be suffering from hypothermia. the ministry of defence has confirmed that all are now safe and accounted for. chris buckler reports. in the wind and the rain, rescue teams battled to get cadets off the mourne mountains and into ambulances. the teenagers from the cleveland army cadet force had come here to camp and to learn skills in the great outdoors. but this became a lesson in survival. at lunchtime today, in what were described as treacherous conditions, the northern ireland ambulance service declared a major incident. and called in extra help to get the cadets to safety. have you nothing... the reports from the scene were much worse,

the metropolitan police department is camming it a suspected hate crime.hey had the lgbtq liaison unit out here earlier today to investigate. at this point they say that none of the surveillance cameras caught two pulled it off but they are looking. that is the latest live from northeast. q mccray, abc7 news. larry: thank you. we have new information. funeral arrangements have been announced for the two virginia state police troopers killed in the helicopter crash over the weekend. jay cullen and pilot berke bates died when the helicopter crashed outside of charlottesville. they were working on security over the charlottesville cullen's funeral is saturday and bates is on friday and both will be private. alison: the events in charlottesville are drawing attention to the tension and the hate in this country. abc7's senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher at the live desk with a look at how son of the groups are tracked. lisa: the southern poverty law center is a non-profit advocacy organizations. it monitors hate groups and other extremists across the u

the metropolitan police backed off from that and the number of stop and search incidents has reduced16%. so there is concern about this. as you rightly say, these new acid attacks and neither attacks which have seen such problems in london has caused a rethink but she has to be careful that she doesn't step on theresa may's ropes. walking a political tightrope. amber rudd has a comment piece inside the times and she is talking about basically admitting that things were not right previously, that stop and search did break down trust between the public and the police, but she also says that this time it will be different andl that this time it will be different and i think campaign groups will be watching this like hawks, the sea whether that bears out.” watching this like hawks, the sea whether that bears out. i think a lot of police would welcome it. let's go on to the financial. the word comes back. —— let's go onto the financial times. brexit. financial watchdog warns of risks to stability from cliff edge brexit. we need to take this seriously. the deputy governor of the bank of en

the metropolitan police say he'll face no further action.ers. kenya's opposition has accused the government of "state terror" and of killing its supporters following the disputed re—election of president uhuru kenyatta. the country's human rights office says 2a people have died during protests, but there are claims the figure is much higher. opposition leaders appealed for calm but said they did not recognise the outcome of the election. from nairobi, alastair leithead reports. after a night of violence, the ambulances brought out the injured from the worst—hit neighbourhoods. some had bullet wounds. others, machete cuts and head injuries. it is hard to know how many people have been killed or injured in the police crackdown in these opposition strongholds. the clashes continued throughout the day. rock—throwing youths confronting tear gas—firing police. they‘ re dramatic images and they were intense. but this was largely contained to small areas. well, there have certainly been violent clashes. we have seen people who have been killed and i

later, but i'm satisfied the initial investigation between the london fire brigade and the metropolitan policent. and, again, there was no pathological evidence to suggest any third party involvement. marshall had smothered his victim while classic fm played in the background. he then drained his bank account and fled the country. three weeks later, at this flat in rome, he strangled 67—year—old vincenzo iale, who he had also met on the website badoo. and days later, posing as an official from the british embassy, he tried to kill another man. martin was caught and jailed in italy for both crimes and brought home to stand trial for the west london killing. in the dock at the old bailey, he claimed he had no memory of the attack. a killer who thought he'd covered his tracks and fooled investigators, but the emergence of this evidence has now brought him to justice. nick beake, bbc london news. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. north korea versus the usa — the language on both sides is increasingly extreme. but is there any

the metropolitan police is to introduce head—mounted cameras to firearms officers.500 met officers. the new, head—mounted version can be worn on officers' baseball caps or ballistic helmets. detectives investigating the murder of a schoolboy in south london are trying to discover if there is a link between that and an earlier incident involving a group of armed teenagers. 15—year—old jermaine goupall was stabbed to death in thornton heath on tuesday night. two people have been charged with his murder. police say a group of teenagers wearing balaclavas and armed with sticks had been at the same spot just hours earlier. there are plans to cover the protective screen due to be erected around grenfell tower in children's drawings. scaffolding will be erected around the burnt—out tower, and then encased by netting, during an operation expected to last until the end of the year. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning. 0n the roads, whitehall is closed southbound from horse guards avenue to parliament square until 2

. >> reporter: for the first time in its 188 year history, london's metropolitan police department isficers head mounted cameras in an effort to provide more transparency and accountability. >> they are action cameras. >> reporter: the head cams. the change comes six years after a controversial police shooting of a man which sparked riots across the uk. some wanted to equip officers with cameras. >> it is critical to maintain the ic >> most don't carry guns. it took longer to supply armed police cameras as they experimented with the best place to mount them. for police with guns showed they were not effective. they blocked the view of the recorder. they found head cameras were by far the best option. >>> but scotland yard have yet to equip undercover police and it is those situations that most need to be caught on video. further tests will be done to decide if those covert officers should be armed with cameras too. teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> now, wusa 9's first alert weather. >>> so the day you have been waiting all these years for is just a week away. >> yes. next monday we ha

the metropolitan police have also put out a number, 0800789321. can feed back to the police here which can be fed into the wider investigation. although the metropolitan police say that the spanish authorities have a lot of experience in dealing with terrorism and describe the spanish police as very capable. thank you very much. let's be to our correspondent emma va rdy very much. let's be to our correspondent emma vardy in westminster. theresa may among the politicians who has been speaking about the attacks in spain, talking about the attacks in spain, talking about that little boy, julian cadman, who is missing after these attacks and more widely about the political response from britain. take us through all of that. political leaders have been coming out with messages of support for the people of barcelona and messages of solidarity for that city. prime minister theresa may has spoken of the uk standing shoulder to shoulder with barcelona as yeats —— address theissue with barcelona as yeats —— address the issue of extremist material and extrem

mut metropolitan police the london police saying that he crime figures are on the rise why are hate crime figures on the rise do you think. well listen i think hate crime is and again to be clear any kind of via group of course i agree with my friend any any kind of violence is horrific but listen there are different kinds of hate crimes and they have different kind of causes there's no question there have been attacks against muslims and islam but by the way there have been tremendous attacks on synagogues all across england certainly france and they're not committed by the right wing which they used to be the most attacks of synagogues twenty five years ago were committed by the right now the attacks on synagogues are for the most part committed by radical islamists so they all have each of them have different different reasons i can't tell you what they all are i think we've become a very polarized society for example i think that's a very negative change in our in our in our politics but i think this this this notion of this game trivializes how one can become radicalized and i think

armed officers in the metropolitan police force are to be issued with head—mounted cameras.ive helmets of members of the metropolitan police's firearms units. cameras in undercover armed operations. and, a £200 million plan to build a bridge covered with trees across the river thames in central london has officially been abandoned. the garden bridge trust said it failed to get support from the london mayor, sadiq khan. more than £37 million has been spent so far on the project. the headlines. president trump has spoken out against racist violence two days after a woman was killed during a rally by height supremacists. it follows criticism of president's previous statement blaming violence on many sites. thousands are dead following a mudslide sierra leone. pakistan is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its creation as a sovereign state. the air force put ona sovereign state. the air force put on a display to... here is the sport. police have received complaints about hibernian court neil lennon's conduct during the game against readers at ibrox on saturday, he was criticise

that was dan freedman reporting on the conflict between uber and the metropolitan police. ildren have been injured in a brawl at the championship fixture between middlesbrough and jadeja knighted. police said 200 football fa ns knighted. police said 200 football fans fought in a coach park at outside the game on saturday afternoon. the disorder began before the final whistle when sheffield fa ns the final whistle when sheffield fans invaded the pitch after their tea m fans invaded the pitch after their team had a last—minute equaliser disallowed. unite is issued a statement saying it does not condone that of behaviour. at least 11 people have been arrested for looting containers that had fallen from a cargo ship in brazil. local people had gone out in small boats to the floating containers taking consumer goods including bicycles, air conditioning units and close. port official site a5 containers had fallen in, possibly dislodged in heavy seas. danish police searching for a missing swedish moment say no one was found on board a privately built submarine that has been salvag

now, right now, metropolitan police are investigating the flyers, if you happen to see any in your neighborhood, you're asked to give them a call. reporting live in takoma this evening, krysten leon, fox 5 local news. >>> we have an update about a disturbing incident that happened months ago at the university of maryland. university police say they've identified a person of interest in a noose hanging at the fraternity. the incident happened in april. since then, police interviewed more than 50 people. the person is expected to be disciplined. it's unclear at this point whether any state or federal charges will be filed. >>> a man is in custody for allegedly firing shots in a possible road rage incident. this happened on wednesday night on route 4 near suitland parkway, jonathan boy kin of fairfax fired at a vehicle. driver wasn't hurt but her car was damaged. boy kin is facing a lot of of charges including first and second degree attempted murder and assault >>> a burglar who targeted the same dc house twice, police say the man broke into the house in southeast on july 17th, then did it again

the buildingwest, with the lights on his the metropolitan police department headquarters.his is the statue of confederate general albert pike. this is located at judiciary square for stop a lot of the protesters who came here tonight feel like that statue should be taken down. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: tom, thank you. has quit the president's manufacturing counsel over the president's inponse to the violence charlottesville. kevin plank, head of baltimore-based under armour, said he would work to promote diversity and inclusion. he left the council this morning, calling it a matter of personal conscience. alison: it has become one of the most searing images from the weekend protests, white nationalist carrying the torch's as they march through the streets. tonight, the maker of those torches says it does not condone the violence. brands says it is not associated with that protest and its torches are intended for positive events. nancy: investigators say that it could be days or weeks before we know the cause of the state police chopper that went do

we can however speak to tony long — a former metropolitan police firearms officer — who shot dead threepolice and the founder of national black police association. tell us your reaction to the film you have seen your reaction to the film you have seen and your your reaction to the film you have seen and your concerns your reaction to the film you have seen and your concerns about greater manchester police's firearms unit.|j do not have any concerns. there are three tragic incidents you have spoken of, in the space of three or four years between all of them. if we talk about them individually, one was an accident in training, we have strict health and safety now, and health and safety may have been breached in that instant, i don't know, i would breached in that instant, i don't know, iwould be breached in that instant, i don't know, i would be lying if i said i had not been in situations where we went, that was close, because something happened that we had not anticipated. somebody does something off the script, and causes a danger. as far as that anthony grainger incident is concerned,

metropolitan police say on friday night a man drove a car directly at a police van. when officers confronted him, they say he reached for a four-foot sword, repeatedly shouting allah akbar. three officers were slightly injured. they we -- believe the man was acting alone. no members of the royal family were in believe t was acting alone. no members of the royal family were in the palace at the time and many tourists gathered outside were not injured. the 26-year-old man is being held under the terrorism act. the attack came the same night a soldier was attacked in brussels. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack, lester. >> kristen dahlgren, in our london newsroom tonight, thanks. thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, after hurricane harvey, the highly personal stories, including the experience of one man i met who survived but lost a big part of his life. >>> also, the showdown in las vegas as mayweather and mcgregor battle it out tonight. who comes out on top in the money game. >>> welcome back to rockport, texas. there have been a number of moments like this w

the metropolitan police say officers we re metropolitan police say officers were made aware about concernsorked in conjunction with the family and specialist officers from the east midlands area. we have also had a statement from the foreign office in the last few minutes. they say staff from our consular provided support to a british woman following an incident in milan. we remain in contact with the italian authorities. norfolk police have warned people to stay away from a woodland area after a dog—walker in his eighties was stabbed to death. the body was found near east harling. the man was described as a "family man". alex dunlop has the details. a few metres in from the cordon, you canjust make out a forensics van. as a police helicopter circles overhead, officers continue to look for clues in an area of open heathland. a member of the public called police at 10.45 on saturday morning after discovering the body of an 83—year—old man close to a path. he had been repeatedly stabbed in the head and neck. his two dogs were found nearby, unharmed. at a briefing this afternoon, an update in

we will hear from the metropolitan police department. >> the vehicle crossed the intersection of 6th street, struck a light pole and the parked vehicle on the side unoccupied park at the time, then landed on and when it became engulfed in flames. >> reporter: that car has been towed away from the scene. when police got to that car engulfed in flames, they found someone in the passenger seat and announced dead on the scene. the driver was some distance away from the car and detectives are at the hospital trying to piece this together. this had new york avenue closed until about maybe an hour ago and now again open to traffic. you can see the damage to the sign. fortunately none of the vehicles involved got into this gas station and hit a pump where things could have gotten a lot worse. no identity on the victims involved in this, one person is dead and passenger in the black accura towed away. the driver is hospitalized as they try to piece this together. back to you. >> thank you. neighbors in new carrollton can rest easier now cleared a shooting scene over an apartment building. pri

some breaking news coming in from the metropolitan police that a doctor from romford has the metropolitanfrom romford has been charged with 118 sexual offences. amongst the charges that doctor mannish shark is facing is one of sexual assault on a child under the age of 13. the doctor who was 47 is due to appear on bail on the 31st of august at barkingside magistrates‘ court. four men from the west midlands have been found guilty of plotting a terrorist attack similar to that carried out on the soldier lee rigby. a gang calling themselves "the three musketeers", along with one other man, were planning to attack police and military targets here in the uk. for security reasons some of the trial had to be held in secret, as phil mackie reports. a major alert near the centre of birmingham last august, homes and businesses were evacuated, the bomb disposal unit had to be called. it was the culmination of an elaborate operation resulting in several arrests, including these men who called themselves the three musketeers. undercover officers found a cache of weapons in the back of one of their car

london's metropolitan police say that around 8:30pm last night a blue toyota prius was deliberately drivenmarked police car in a restricted area near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when officers went to investigate they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. cs gas was used as part of the arrest. and during the struggle the individual repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". the words "allahu akbar". the individual was quickly brought under control. he's a 26—year—old male from the luton area. i'm glad to say he is now in custody at a central london police station. detectives believe this was an isolated incident, but confirmed there are searches going on at an address in the luton area. we now know that three police officers were injured in the attack here last night. no members of the royal family were present in the palace at the time, and an official has confirmed it is business as usual with the summer open tours. two of the officers involved have been treated in hospital and have since been discharged. there is heightened security across the capital over the b

perceived injustice of the death of twenty year old black father rush on charles at the hands of metropolitan police the city of london has been eagerly awaiting today's results from weapons dealer be a systems it's a taxpayer funded arms company tendering for contracts with london's police and the way the bailed out city of london's favorite channels have covered be a systems goes something like this area searching for b.a.'s this stems after the company find out three billion dollar deal with saudi arabia to supply thirty more hawk jets the deal which includes related to the poor and services along with the jets will reportedly help saudi arabian pilots learn to fly the.

just a word from the metropolitan police. ng a significant effort into dealing with criminality before carnival, i am unapologetic about that and will continue to do so. it is 8:a9am. if you have plans for the weekend you want to know what the weekend you want to know what the weather will do. thank you and good morning. bank holiday weekend. a couple of showers around, particular we today, and from wetter weather on monday towards the north—west of the uk but other than that, some dry weather, sunny weather and feeling worn once the sun is on your back. a lot more cloud stretching from east anglia to the south—west and yesterday, producing the odd spot of rain. a few showers in northern ireland and to the north and east of scotland, is in heavy ones in aberdeenshire. 0ne is in heavy ones in aberdeenshire. one or two showers in eastern england towards the afternoon. the vast majority staying dry. temperatures into the high teens if not low to mid—20s. 25 the high towards the south—east. for those off to the festivals at leeds

officers later arrested and charged philip carlos mcdaniel, metropolitan police detectives are looking for two o color honda accord with a new jersey license plate. >>> all right. this next picture, it is immediately becoming the image that represents yesterday's events in charlottesville. brian kelly, a photographer for "the charlottesville daily progress" took the photo, today's wash wington post, featured the photograph prominently on their front pages. we sent one of our photographers dune to the newseum and we saw the photo was also featured on today's front pages in cities all across the country from los angeles, orlando, miami, chicago, new orleans, boston, minneapolis, st. louis, charlotte, cleveland and dallas and many, many more. >>> but we highlighted those cities because each has dealt with tragedies like the one yesterday in charlottesville. tragedies involving hate, racial prejudice, mass men of color. republican senator john mccain sent out a statement last night that bears repeating. he said in part, our founders fought a revolution for the idea that all men are created

instead, the metropolitan police said they'll now begin administrative investigation, into the actions of officer brian treanor. now, as you recall, this is back in september 11, terrence sterling was riding his motorcycle through the adams morgan section of the city, when he was spotted by officers, allegedly, driving irradically. now, according to the evidence that was released by the u.s. attorney's office today, they say that terrence sterling was driving his motorcycle, at speeds over 100 miles an hour. that he was running red lights. and that he was drunk, that his blood alcohol content was .16. which is twice the legal limit. he also had marijuana in his system. now, the question all along here officer feel that terrence sterling was a threat? we know from witnesses, that he had his hands on the handlebars of the motorcycle. he was revving the engine, he was unarmed, the officer blocked his motorcycle at that intersection, when witnesses say the window was rolled down, and the officer fired two shot at terrence. now, we want to show you some of what the u.s. attorney's office sa

metropolitan police have been blocking off the street to not allow traffic to come out of pennsylvania but they're still on the move and moving up to the capitol. as to the business ahead here at the justice department tonight, this is what we can tell you. we're being told this is a three, pronged investigation, this will be the justice department's civil rights division, the fbi and this will also be the us attorney's office for the western district of virginia. the attorney general, jeff sessions, he was out on every broadcast morning show this morning and his message was this. he said on cbs this morning that in his opinion, the victim in this charlottesville violence this weekend, who lost her life in session's opinion, had her rights violated. >> protesting racism and bigotry, she has right to do that. this individual had no right to drive car into them. and kill people. and killing her. justice will be done. we're coming after these people. it will not be tolerated. it cannot be tolerated in america. >> reporter: and jim and sarah the helicopter you hear still continuing to moni

metropolitan police confirm that speed cameras are triggered once you're going 11 miles an hour or abovehe posted speed limit. in prince george's county, they will flash once you're driving 12 miles an hour or over the limit. virginia, you're in no speed cameras where you are. lucky ducks. so take this information and pass it on, and don't say we didn't warn you. whamo, you've got something you want to verify? hit me up. send a note to the station as well, or email verify@wusa9.com. >>> fake news is a problem across kind of all aspects of society. >> i think it's a really important topic for us to pay attention to. >> reporter: so these two young men have decided to do something about it. they're a team of interns with booz allen. they're developing an extense for your web browser that can determine what news is fake, and what news is real. >> our goal is to allow our users to identify fake news as their browsing. >> load an article, and it runs in the background, so it's really simple to use. you just navigate to an article. right now, we're on the onion, and you'll see it's turned red.

i asked her what she'd say going forward to the officers of the metropolitan police department about this incident. it's part of the full interview she chose to give first to wusa9. >> the jobs that the police have to do, they can't do without the community and the commune needs the police, too, to make sure that we have safe neighborhoods and people can live a great life here. so what i say to my officers is they always have my support. we give them the need. we put body cameras on them so that we would have evidence when they're in this situations to help us shed light on an unfortunate situation that may happen when they're working. so they should know that we give them what they need, the resources and training that they need, but we also just like we hold citizens accountable, we're accountable, too. >> now to another big part of this story you saw first on wusa9, a conversation with terrence sterling's family. our delia goncalves has done some great reporting on this story. >> one of the hardest things i ever did in my life was to sit down and have to plan a funeral for a son th

metropolitan police say on friday night a man drove a car directly at a police van. when officers confronted him, they say he reached for a four-foot sword, repeatedly shouting allah akbar. no members of the royal family were in the palace at the time and many tourists gathered outside were not injured. the attack came the same night a soldier was attacked in brussels. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack, lester. >> kristin dahlgren, thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, after hurricane harvey, the highly personal stories, including the experience of one man i met who survived but lost a big part of his life. >>> also, the showdown in las vegas as mayweather and mcgregor battle it out mayweather and mcgregor battle it out tonight. nick was born to move. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body wit

i would like to thank duncan penney qc, the cps, the metropolitan police and in particular dc darrene respect they have shown me, my family and friends. i will make further statements in due cour5e will make further statements in due course but for now i would like to a5k course but for now i would like to ask the media to continue to respect my privacy and for us to remember kim not through the lens of this trial, but for being the beautiful, fun loving woman who adored her children and who lived her life to the full and by the mantra, make everyday count. thank you. that was matt briggs who5e that was matt briggs whose wife died last year as she was cro55ing that was matt briggs whose wife died last year as she was crossing the road in london. charlie alli5ton wa5 found guilty of wanton and furious driving. the transport secretary, chris grayling, says politicians in the north of england should find the solutions to its regional transport problems, not central government. his comments come as northern leaders are meeting in leeds, calling for more money and a commitment from centra