but these changes in norfolk are among the most dramatic the decades.are being watched closely by forces across the country. outcast and desperate. appalling dangers. that is the verdict of the un children's agency describing the living conditions suffered by hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims, including children. more than half a million refugees have left their homes in myanmar, where they faced a military offensive. clive myrie reports from a refugee campjust clive myrie reports from a refugee camp just over the myanmar border in bangladesh. you may find some of the images distressing. every breath is a struggle for mohammad ibrahim. six months old and fighting pneumonia, he is terribly weak and malnourished. he has just a 50—50 chance of seeing out another day. a sense of sorrow hangs heavy in the air at this clinic in bangladesh. 80% of the patients are rohingya muslim refugees, and many are malnourished children, the weakest of the weak. the mother of an 18—month—old summed up the nightmare of so many rohingya women. translation: we had to

we have seen nationally over 20,000 police officers cut, in norfolk it is 300, asi officers cut, in norfolkicers now are reactive, not proactive. officers are going from job to job, not being able to take the time to stop crime happening. part of our remit when we we re happening. part of our remit when we were set up many hundreds of years ago was to prevent crime, notjust investigated and deal with the offenders. so when you are cutting us offenders. so when you are cutting us to the bone, and unfortunately the government have forced this upon the government have forced this upon the chief comes to come them in an invidious decision di position to make this decision, he would not wa nt to make this decision, he would not want to make this decision if he had the money and the support from the government, he would rather keep 150 pcsos and increase the amount of detectives to investigate all that complex crime, and all the increases as you have just heard from your previous article around the increase in violent crime, gun crime, 27% rise in gun crime, 26% in knife crime. but you would know

can you see why norfolk is a big, very rural county, and it is choosing to do that, to bring in morenstables at the expense of pcsos? it would appear so. expense of pcsos? it would appear so. i can't -- can you say why? i can't speak for norfolk, i know the chief constable and the fellow police and crime commission and they would have thought this through very carefully indeed and they are as eager as anyone in the country to reduce crime on their patch. thank you forjoining us. new zealand's labour party will form the country's next governor as part ofa the country's next governor as part of a coalition with smaller parties. it means their leader, double, will become new zealand's next by minister, the third woman to hold the post. samantha simmonds reports. young, confident and cool. at 37, jacinda ardern will be new zealand's youngest ever female prime minister. she's been an mp for nine years but was only parachuted into the job of labour party leader less than three months ago. she now faces the huge task of heading up a coalition minority government supported by the green party

but these changes in norfolk are among the most dramatic the decades.by forces across the country. joining me now from our westminster studio is paddy tipping, labour police and crime commissioner for nottinghamshire. how does the picture in nottinghamshire compared to what we are seeing nationally with these new statistics? we are facing a perfect storm, crime is up, very significantly, and police officers down. pcsos are down. there is no wonder crime is going up. let's be clear, police numbers are at the lowest level for 30 years. 20,000 officers have lost theirjobs since 2010, there is no surprise that prime numbers and the complexity of crime is going up. is any of this a function of the fact that criminals are more organised, they can hide more easily on the internet?” are more organised, they can hide more easily on the internet? i think that's absolutely right. although volume crime, things like burglary, carcrime, volume crime, things like burglary, car crime, shoplifting has tended to come down or remain stable, the new landscape is online. yo

to men of norfolk opted spend the media civil government in norfolk and allow butler's military rulerain. on the last day of june, other -- butler ordered that all civil office power in norfolk she's at once -- cease at once. attorney general edward bates had summoned to say about this, and he demanded that resident lincoln intervened -- that president lincoln intervened at once. ordering an election by the people on any subject without reference to the laws of the land, and i decided the abstain from making any observations on the certainty of appealing to a popular vote on whether or not the role -- the law of the land prevail or that martial law be established in its bed -- in its stead. lincoln brooded over the matter for days. there was an especially spirited discussion that later ensued. although he was no friend of ben butler, one secretary of state thought that any assessment of butler's actions in norfolk depended on a question of military necessity. to the gending ripes, he perhaps knew how tiring in dispute with ben butler would be. with the confederate army swinging the s

she aprivileged to this norfolk military base early in the morning for work. she recently been hired as an assistant manager at a blimpy sandwich shop. her job would come up in conversation somewhere somehow because she was excited about it . just 30 minutes after she arrived surveillance camerases captured ashante's minute i cooper leaving the base. what we don't know is who was behind the wheel. her car was later found abandoned, windows down. her cellphone was disquoferred in a dumpster. ashante's mother made a plea for prayers. please pray foray shan take you, my daughter, my baby. she's everybody. bring my baby home today. a week after ashante went missing, the fbi took the lead on the investigation. we're looking for the help from the public. volunteer search crews con veed. they found braids and a sock in the area where her cellphone was found. fast forward to friday in charlotte, north carolina a landscaper at a church makes a horrifying discover rivment he went and got the foreman. the foreman cape and he identified it as a body and at that point call

she was last seen at a naval base in norfolk where she worked. her car was found several miles away, her cell phone was found in a dumpster a few miles from base. the break in the case came friday morning. a landscaper found her remains hundreds of miles from norfolk. for billie's parents, their worst fears came true. they were the remains of her 19-year-old daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she's home, she's home with god, and we're okay with that. >> reporter: her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. he added >> i say to you, mr. president, finding young folks is more important than standing up for the anthem. i'm a veteran and earned the right to voice this. >> we still don't know how she was killed. and how she ended up in north carolina. >> darcy, i think when you watch this interview raw, which we posted online, you know, you may be taken aback with something that caught a lot of us by surprise. there was this, and one more thing moment on the tail end of what they were sharing. can you talk

now authorities have not relooseed information on how billie got from norfolk to charlotte or if they identified suspects in the disappearance and death. >> a person in norfolk tells fox5 they're working hard to solve this particular case and we're told they need the public's help. if you have information call the fbi 757-455-01 0 0 or call police. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> breaking news overnight o.j. simpson was released from prison he was serving time for armed robbery twelve years after acquitted for murder of ex-wife and her friend. simpson everybody served nine years of sentence and will finish last five on supervised parole. he's looking forward to spending time with his family and getting an iphone. >> okay. of course, this is football sunday. we'll have a game a little6 later on 9:00 here on "fox5". of course, much like last week a lot of that attention is not going to be on the field but on the sidelines. >> this comes after lots of controversy this past week. many fans wondering what the players will do during the national anthem. last sunday more than 100 players

when she was last seen is entering a military base in norfolk, virginia, where she worked on base at a sandwich shop. her parents spoke to reporters saturday afternoon. >> this is not one of the outcomes that we all were seeking. but yet and still once again there's other young people missing out here and so, our desire and our prayers were answered and she's home, she's home with god and we are okay with that. >> aaccording to a statement from the charlotte mecklenburg police department investigators there are treating billie's death as a homicide investigation. they have got revealed how she got from norfolk to charlotte or if they identified suspect in billie's disappearances and death. >> to the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. you don't deserve to breathe the air she breathed at all. >> sasante we love you baby, we love you. we love you. >> a spokes woman for fbi in norfolk area tells me they are working hard to solve this case. they say they need the pu public's help. anyone with inf

. >> emotions running high as people gather to remember a teen who vanished from a naval base in norfolk. why police are turning to the public to help find her killer. >> neighbors at odds as this home hits the market. but one woman had flying outside her property that could offend potential buyers. >> and another big week in politics, nbc's chuck todd joins us coming up next as we breakdown the president's new warning for iran and >>> well, another busy week on the political beat. >> here's a look at some of the headlines. president trump takes the iran nuclear agreement into new territory. de-certifying the deal, issuing new sanctions, raising new tensions. >> at the same time he's pressing ahead with new health care orders that seem designed to end obamacare. >> and former president obama is about to make a rare public appearance in virginia. so, nbc news political director, moderator of meet the press chuck todd is here to talk about this. let's talk about de-certifying the iran deal. what is the benefit of that for the president, especially when we have tensions with north kore n ir

norfolk police say they are getting rid of community officers. and thousands flee myanmar.. they are all fighting for their lives. they are severely malnourished. on newsnight, positive smoke signals from inside theresa may's eu showdown. and we talk about racism and sexism in football.

the norfolk and suffolk mental health trust, putting patients at risk.ut back infor special measures but today put back in forfailing to special measures but today put back in for failing to address serious safety issues. pippa believes her son would still be alive had he been properly cared for. henry, an art student, was found by the police, peering over a bridge. he said he wanted to die. he was taken into hospital at the trust but discharged when he said he felt better. five days later, henry hanged himself. pippa said that the hospital should have realised that he was at risk. the whole family was devastated. he was my only son. i cannot begin to describe how i feel, other than i feel i have been completely robbed of the future i had planned for the last 21 years with my son. since 2013, the number of unexpected and avoidable deaths at the trust has doubled. in a damning report, the inspectors said it was not learning from the patient deaths. that the number of serious incidents we re that the number of serious incidents were high, and services unsa

>> reporter: we have new information from the fbi out of the norfolk area. tonight they are basically wanting to push forward a media effort in the charlotte area. you remember that's where she was located. authorities saying that they want to get the word out just as soon as possible to anybody in that area hundreds of miles away from where she went missing in the virginia beach area. let's take you to some video. this is what authorities are wanting right now. a spokesperson for the fbi in norfolk told me that they are planning to do a media push in charlotte as they try to get help from the public there. they want to know if anyone recognizes ashanti or her car. you might remember ashanti's car was found in norfolk and when we asked the fbi that they believe the car was driven back to norfolk, they said that could be a possibility. and they don't want to exclude anything from their search. the fbi is conducting investigation tonight. they are saying that they're working around the clock to make sure that they get this solved. as you were saying a funeral

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she was last seen entering a military base in norfolk on the morning of the 18th. bill worked at a sandwich shop. her car and cell phone were found few miles away. matt ackland spoke exclusively to ashanti's parents. >> reporter: this has been an awful month, brandy and tony billie first realized their daughter was missing three weeks ago then searched for her everywhere. one week ago they got terrible news she had been found dead and they still don't have any idea who is responsible. >> we know that she went to work, was headed to work. got on the base, basically they saw her id, was visually at 4:56 that morning, and that was the last time someone had visually eyes on her. >> reporter: do we know if any type of suspect, have they talked to you about that? and forgive me for asking, but do we know how your daughter wa yet? >> we don't have any of that information, as far as a suspect and we don't even know the method or what's on the death certificate. >> reporter: is there any idea or any hunch of a suspect or is it somebody out there that maybe your daughter did

norfolk is already inundating the streets. >> sreenivasan: the book is called the water will >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. come. jeff goodell, thank you for joining us. >> this is pbs newshour sunday. >> sreenivasan: today in myanmar, there was a public show of support for the army that stands accused of ethnic cleansing directed at minority rohingya muslims. more than 2,000 supporters, including buddhist nationalists and monks, marched through the country's largest city, yangon. one monk told the crowd, "only if the military is strengthened will our sovereignty be secured." myanmar's army has asserted that its crackdown began in august in response to attacks on soldiers by rohingya insurgents. myanmar's de facto civilian leader, nobel laureate aung san suu kyi, is facing international criticism for her relative silence on the atrocities. more than 600,000 rohingya refugees have fled into neighboring bangladesh, many describing the razing of their villages, indiscriminate killings of civilians, and mass rape. in thailand today, an elaborate, five-day funeral pageant for a

after high school she moved to the norfolk area on go to culinary school. people we talked to tonight say they have no idea who would do this to her . i just can't believe this happened to her. former classmates remain in disbelief. they say ashante billy was the girl at school everybody loved, someone with so much ambition. billy was out tanning. billy not fair. she was supposed to& go to school, open a restaurant and have kids. just things like this are not supposed to havment the last time we know of that ashante was seen alive was nearly two weeks ago on monday, september 18. she arrived to this norfolk millions try base early in the morning for work. she had recently been hired as an assistant manager at a blimpy 's job. just 30 minutes after she arrived surveillance cameras captured her minute i cooper leaving the base. what we don't know is who was behind the wheel. her car was later found aband, windows down 12 miles from the base. her cellphone was discovered in a dumpster. ashante's mother made a plea for prayers. please pray foray shan take you m

david, can i deviate for one second to tell you i want to take a ride on norfolk southern norfolk southern yesterday reported yesterday nobody likes. today everybody likes norfolk southern but david, there's a commonality here csx, meeting canceled. what is that about >> i don't know, jim >> what is that about? >> do you have any sense i don't know why csx canceled their analyst meeting. >> i would like more info, because the rails are always exciting to our viewers. always always >> celgene -- >> morgan stanley has a list of names, sell-rated names that are facing secular pressures norfolk's on that list, along with juniper and anf >> juniper, terrible quarter i like norfolk southern's quarter, but a lot of that was coal union pacific, by the way, almost every -- the industrial line items are great and i know i'm hogging this show here, i don't mean to. >> we haven't got to ford and a bunch of other names, but let's get to bob pisani. >> a nice start, again, three to one advancing the declining stocks let's take a look at the sectors that are moving here broad swath here some of the defen

the worst of the storm tracked through essex and norfolk.out into the north sea. across much of the south and east of england, people were waking up to entirely new landscapes. reporter: the advice this morning very much one of taking great care. do not attempt to travel into work. then it hit london and the south east. the worst of the storm tracked through essex and norfolk. by mid—morning, it was heading out into the north sea. across much of the south and east of england, in swanage, the field trip survivors were sifting through what was left of the caravans for their belongings. music: cruel summer by bananarama myjourney took me on the easterly route of the storm. an easy trip now, but almost unthinkable 30 years ago. 15 million trees were uprooted overnight. and the south was at a standstill. # it's a cruel... # cruel... # cruel summer... next stop is wakehurst in west sussex. a country estate now home to the millennium seed bank. dave has lived and worked here all his life. he woke up to a scene of devastation. how many trees did you

ashanti billie, 19 years old, was discovered on friday in north carolina even though she lived in norfolk, virginia. tonight at wise high school in upper marlborough a vigil was held for her. she graduated from there just a couple years ago. there was a big crowd, most of them her friends. they wanted to keep her spirit alive and show just how much she meant to them. >> everybody that's here is here for billie. they're not here for nothing else. they're here for billie. they're here because we all love her and we miss her. >> she impacted every one of our lives and to take away someone that is that articulate and that brave and pursue something so strongly i feel as though her charisma, i feel as though whoever did this, you're a coward and i hope that when they do find out who did do that, that you stand in front of the judge and he may give you life. >> police have not released details seen was at a naval base in norfolk where she worked at a blimpie's shop. cameras saw her car at the beginning of one of her shifts but also spotted it 30 minutes later. her car and phone turned up days a

builds to the irish sea, drying off in north wales northwest england, the odd shower clipping parts of norfolklk but the bulk of the showers and strong winds out at sea. later when is lots of sunshine. should stay sunny for most of the day across england and wales perhaps eastern scotland, cloud increasing mostly high byte towards the north—west and northern ireland and north—western scotla nd northern ireland and north—western scotland it's going to be lowering and maybe later in the day the first signs of lorraine but otherwise a dry day, chilly day after the cold start temperatures drop— 15, the following night won't be as cold because the crowd and rain the weather fronts taking its size the winds will be strengthening blustery day on saturday and cloudy, the main rain probably not amounting to much away from the hills, sinking southward quite cloudy behind it, best of the sunshine in eastern scotla nd best of the sunshine in eastern scotland and north—east england. still temperatures about 1k degrees, the best we will manage 17 in the south—east. the winds is not a strong on sunday but ge

it is actually a storm system right offer the coast here down towards north carolina around the norfolk area. that is bringing in some moisture, bringing in shower now getting mostly into chesapeake bay, maybe as far west as the d.c. metro area overnight tonight. you may want to take the umbrella. tem tuf temperatures on the cool side. some of the warmer air will move in the next few days, too. more clouds tomorrow, but back to summer on sunday only to get another huge temperature swing on monday. lot to talk about in the weather, topsy-turvy forecast for you. i have that coming up in just a couple minutes. to go zpo do something with it. >> thank you, doug. the man charged with killing his pregnant girlfriend will not be facing in i charges for the death of her fetus. teacher laura wallen was shot and killed this summer and her body left in a shallow grave, and this evening her family is pushing for changes to maryland's law. news 4's kristin wright reports from rockville. >> reporter: laura wallen was pregnant, but she never got the chance to find out she was having a boy. a child her

england, that will move further south and the heavy rain will develop through parts of lincolnshire to norfolkn scotland and north of england, that will move further south and the heavy rain will develop through parts of lincolnshire to norfolk going into this evening but there are sunny spells phrased in scotland and north—east england. temperatures around 1a — 17. after the wet weather at old trafford we expect things to try and try the evening as a rain edges away for the super league final and overnight we have outbreaks of rain showers towards the north and west of the uk and the winds easing with eastern areas likely to have some breaks, allowing a few of the meteor shower in places. some of those breaks will only be fleeting. expect a great deal of cloud. temperatures around 12 degrees. nowhere particularly cold. tomorrow, and good deal of cloud to begin the day and still on this feed of air from the atlantic, we will have some showery bursts of rain affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, running through north—west england and wales into the midlands but there are a few brighter

, dishing upa based at swanton morley, in norfolk, dishing up a month—long training exercise and foundh a caesarea ‘s. —— such access arrays. i did not want to leave her side. i told such access arrays. i did not want to leave her side. itold her such access arrays. i did not want to leave her side. i told her what i did in the army, and kept her talking. how old was she? i would say she was 30. very young, very scared. —— accessories. it is a difficult thing for anyone to go through. an ordeal many here are struggling to come to terms with, as the search continues for an accomplice and any idea of a motivation for such an attack. cata la n catalan leader has asked to address parliament early, and may try to make catalonia independent. correspondent gavin leaked reports from barcelona. voiceover: another day, another development in the crisis. swiss authorities confirmed they have contacted the spanish government, offering to help as negotiator. —— gavin lee. but there seems little chance of that, spain's prime minister refusing any dialogue, he is clear that separatist parties have br

perhaps up to norfolk, the northern isles and scotland as well.tures are little below par for the come. temperatures are little below parfor the time of come. temperatures are little below par for the time of year. it is looking decent across the bulk of england and wales for much of the day. into the evening, for scotland and northern ireland, we see the cloud, the rain moving in and the wind is picking up as well. this front shifts further south overnight and in the early hours of saturday. it will bring patchy rain into england and wales as well. it will not be as cold as the night we have just seen, with temperatures pretty much in double figures. through saturday we have this frontal system which will be edging its way southwards and eastwards. some rain on the front in the south. some rain for wales and southern england which had gradually clear later on in the day. elsewhere, a return to a few bright intervals but also some scattered blustery showers blowing in as well. the temperature 14 to 16 degrees. the rain in the south will eventually

steam engine six eleven is being prepped in the round house it's the famous dreamliner of norfolk and weston it was housed in the museum in roanoke in virginia but was moved to spencer for refurbishment since this footage was taken this it's eleven was back on the rails again fine if twenty fifteen it was full steam ahead once more. the museum cinema features black and white films of the history of the railroad the railway had a significant role in opening up the continent the story of the post train ninety seven isms and mentioned it traveled back and forth between washington and spencer every day but it was never to arrive on september the twenty seventh one thousand and three that journey came to a tragic end on the bridge and with dan. what we understand the engineer that day it was his first time operating the train and there was a section attraction air tran so that was a tory as for being short he approached it to greater speed not knowing the route that well and the train derailed and there were several fatalities and that would result in the train out making here all. the tra

she was last seen at norfolk naval base. and darcy spencer was there as her emotional parents spoke out after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> to the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. >> the parents of ashanti billie appear before the media hours after learning their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to thank everyone for their prayers and express gratitude to those that helped in the billie had been missing for nearly two weeks. she was last seen at a naval base where she worked. her car was found several miles away. her cell phone found in a dumpster a few miles from base. then a break in the case came friday morning. a landscaper found remains behind a church in charlotte hundreds of miles from norfolk. an autopsy confirmed those were the remains of their 19-year-old daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she is home with god and we're okay with that. >> her father spoke about the nati

though showers should fade away from the coast of lincolnshire, norfolk and suffolk.weak weather fronts increasing these weak weather fronts increasing the cloud into the and in two northern scotland. temperatures still only 8 degrees or so through the central belt into aberdeen. not much warmerfor northern the central belt into aberdeen. not much warmer for northern england and the midlands. cloud coming in here slowly in the afternoon and after the cold start, it will limit the temperature rise to about 90 degrees. if you are lucky, temperatures 12 degrees in the south—east of england. it is here we have the risk of a frost continuing into the early part of monday night. milderairtake into the early part of monday night. milder air take some time to reach this part of the uk. 0n milder air take some time to reach this part of the uk. on tuesday we see these western south—westerly winds picking up a bit more. blowing in more cloud and a bit more rain around, particularly across the western side of scotland. much further south it is going to be dry. temperatures i2 fu

the odd shower clipping the coast of norfolk and suffolk.d, lots of sunshine and temperatures rising fairly quickly and a nice day coming. not the cold wind we had today but lots of sunshine around. in the north—west we'll see cloud increasing and invading the guys across northern ireland into scotla nd across northern ireland into scotland and perhaps some high cloud working over the irish sea working towards england and wales, temperatures 15 degrees. heading into the weekend things are going to change because the high pressure will be squashed to the south, low pressure coming into the north, pushing these weather fronts southwards and on friday night into saturday morning, a cloudy start, a love of rain. the main area is here —— a lot of rain. some showers, brisk wind, we may break up the cloud across eastern scotland and here we will see the best sunshine. blustery wind on saturday but much lighter on sunday, a westerly drift, so some lighter on sunday, a westerly drift, so some drizzly showers for the west of the uk. further east, dry

the top story here in the uk...as the number of recorded crimes in england and wales rises sharply, norfolkolice say they're getting rid of all of their police community support officers and closing down seven police stations. nissan's production in japan nissan's production injapan comes toa nissan's production injapan comes to a screeching halt as it admits to production goblins. and the end of an era as the last card to be manufactured in australia rolls off the assembly line. —— last car. yet more trouble for corporate japan. its second—largest carmaker, nissan, says it plans to suspend domestic production of cars for its home market to probe more deeply into a certification scandal. nissan was forced to hold a major recall after the firm admitted that uncertified technicians performed final checks on some car models. for more our correspondentjoins us from the newsroom. can you sum up his son —— nissan's latest problems. the newsroom. can you sum up his son -- nissan's latest problems. it seems to be going from bad to worse for corporate japan. we have been discussing this topic a lot

those showers around the wash, norfolk, perhaps suffolk, fading through the morning, and then we'll startorth—west. we're trying to get back into that atlantic air, and that means some weak weather fronts bringing more cloud into northern ireland and scotland, perhaps a little more rain to the north. but generally, most places will be dry into the afternoon. we'll probably see more cloud coming into northern england, it's quite high cloud, but it does mean it is quite chilly in the day across these areas. temperatures about 8—9 degrees or so. where we hang onto some sunshine across southern england, well, 11 or 12 degrees. but it is here, with the clear skies, that there is a risk of a pinch of mfrost on monday night, particularly early on. it takes a little while for mild air to reach here, but mild air is on the way, and temperatures will be rising on tuesday. we've got this strengthening west to south—westerly wind, and that means a lot of cloud. we'll see some rain developing in scotland, some quite heavy rain over the hills in the west of scotland. but most of england and wales it'll

those showers around the wash, norfolk, suffolk, fading through the morning, and then some changes ine weak weather fronts bringing in some more cloud into northern ireland and scotland. perhaps bringing some rain to the north. but generally, most places will be dry into the afternoon. we'll probably see more cloud coming into northern england, wales, and the midlands in the afternoon. high cloud, but it does mean it is quite chilly in the day across these areas. temperatures about 8—9 degrees or so. where we hang onto some sunshine in southern england we will see 11 degrees. but it is here, with the clear skies, that there is a risk of frost on monday night, particularly early on. —— it takes a little while for mild air to reach here, but mild air is on the way, and temperatures will be rising on tuesday. we've got the strengthening west to south—westerly wind, and that means a lot of cloud. we'll see some rain developing in scotland. some heavy rain across the hills in scotland. but most of england and wales it'll be a fine day. still some sunshine in the south—east, and temperature

not far from the east coast, showers running into the coast of norfolk and suffolk.today. decent morning and for many parts a decent day with some sunnier skies. changes coming into the north—west, wind picking up, clouding over in the afternoon. some rain in the north—west. some of the high cloud may spill into northern and western parts of england and wales. temperatures 13—15, where they should be for the time of year. weather systems moving in, the wind picking up, cloud moving over the uk and rain, mainly across the south. not much rain away from the hills. further north, quite a cloudy airstream, drizzly showers. not a bad afternoon. reasonable temperatures but quite blustery wind on saturday. by sunday, the wind will be lighter. further east, brighter, but limited sunshine. this is bbc news. police investigating claims of sexual abuse against the former prime minister edward the three he would have been questioned if he we re would have been questioned if he were still alive, but says no inference of guilt should be made. four days after the las vegas shooting

as the number of recorded crimes in england and wales rises sharply, norfolk police say they're gettingl of their police community support officers. the actor, tom hanks, has described the sexual misconduct allegations against harvey weinstein as a "watershed moment", that will lead to a sea change in hollywood. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. they are all in negative territory as you can see. they are all in negative territory as you can see. now its time for meet the author. william shakespeare had a younger brother richard but we know less about him than the bard. bernard cornwell brings him to life as the narrator in his book, fools and mortals. the brothers are leading more or less separate lives a tale of rivalry, jealously and blackmail. set during rehearsals of a first night of a midsumumer night's dream. welcome. it's a change of scene for you, bernard, because you are best known as someone who writes in battle mode, really. people are found

sunny start the many, showers coming in around the wash into norfolk should fade away. weather fronts should introduce more cloud to scotland and ireland, more rain to scotland and ireland, more rain to the far north—west. cloud spelling in two northern england, wales and the midlands, limiting the temperature. there is milder weather on the way as the south—westerly wind picks up blowing in more cloud across the uk. most of the rain will be in western scotland. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: hundreds of thousands of people have marched through barcelona in support of spanish unity and against catalonia's unilateral declaration of independence. the international trade minister, mark garnier, faces an investigation, after he admitted asking his secretary to buy sex toys. the prime minister calls for changes to disciplinary procedures to better protect house of commons staff from sexual harassment. heathrow airport says it's investigating how details of its security procedures were found on a memory stick lying in the street. and parents will no longer be able to

together to remember ashanti billie, a 19-year-old gr was found dead after she was missing in the norfolk area. q mccray was there as they paid tribute to her memory. q: you will notice the crowd behind me. easily more than 100 students, current and former, who all had class with ashanti billie. tonight during the vigil, they are honoring and celebrating her life, saying prayers, then released balloons into the night sky. the 19-year-old went missing september 18. according to authorities, she drove to work and disappeared. that is when fbi agents found her body in charlotte friday. disturbing news that rocked the campus here. >> she was one of those people who was there, and she was a lot of support. she was my sister. >> for the person who did i don't have much to say, but they'll figure out what's coming to them. q: every student here received a ribbon just like this one to one or billie's life. -- to honor billie's life. the investigation continues tonight. that is the latest in prince george's county. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: turning now to the crisis in the caribbean, hundred

the norfolk and suffolk mental health trust, which has been putting patients at risk again.but today it was put back in for failing to address serious ongoing safety issues. pippa travis—williams believes her son would still be alive if he'd been properly cared for. henry, an art student, was found by police peering over a bridge notorious for suicide. he said he wanted to die. he was taken into hospital at the trust, but discharged the next day when he said he felt better. five days later, henry hanged himself. pippa says the hospital should have realised that he was at risk. the whole family are devastated. he was my only son. i cannot begin to describe how ifeel, other than i feel i have been robbed, completely robbed of the future i had planned for the last 21 years with my son. since 2013, the number of unexpected and avoidable deaths at the trust has more than doubled. in a damning report today, inspectors said it was still not focused on learning from patient deaths, the number of serious incidents was high, services were unsafe due to staff shortages and high caseloa

. >> ashanti grew up at prince george's county, then moved down to norfolk, virginia to follow her dreams, and those dreams ended last month when she was discovered dead. news 4's meagan fitzgerald just spoke with ashanti's parents today. >> yeah, meagan, through their grief they found a new mission. >> in trying to share that with us, they showed incredible strength. they weren't emotional because god that ashanti is where she needs to be. they say this is all part of the plan. it's also a tragedy, though, that it's given them a new purpose. >> she wanted to open a bakery. that's been her dream, her goal and desire for years. >> reporter: ashanti billie was just 19 years old, but her parents shea she was driven and focused on her future. >> once again, going to something that was part of her passion, to help move forward in her future and that was the last time she was seen. >> reporter: ashanti was last seen on a navy base in norfolk, virginia in the morning of september 18th. her parents searched tirelessly until police say her remains were found near a church in charlotte, north carol

it was spotted in norfolk several days after she didn't show up for work. the fbi is asking anyone who saw this car or billie between september 18th and 23rd to give them a call. this morning, celebration of life service starts at 11:00 at the ebenezer ame church in fort washington. also, take a look at this photo. prince george's county need your help to find courtney freeman. she's only 15 years old. the last time she was seen was on westchester park drive in college park back on tuesday. call police if you have any idea where she is. >>> congratulat everybody. [ applause ] >> new this morning, just hours after president trump signed an executive order aimed at changing some of the affordable care act laws, he makes a brash move toward insurance companies much late last night the white house announced plans to halt payments to insurers. the cost shared reduction payments are used to reimburse insurers for lowering out of pocket costs for customers. the white house says the government can't legally continue to make the payments without authorization from c

jobs will also be cut in yorkshire and norfolk. around thinned and 75 redundancies were announced.petitive and help them focus on technology. part of what it means is that we mustn't lose sight of this. within the proposed cuts announced isa within the proposed cuts announced is a layer of management going out to bea is a layer of management going out to be a system is. that is extremely important because it shows that they have looked at the situation across—the—board. they have looked at the situation across—the—boa rd. they have have looked at the situation across—the—board. they have looked at all part of the company and all avenues and decided that what they need to do based on the level of orders they have against the level of workforce they have and the expectations they have of the future. if we put all these things together, this is looking at what they need for tomorrow. the reality is that these cuts, in terms of air anyway, what lies behind is a lack of international orders and not local orders. we know that the mod is not ordering nearly as much in the uk today in term

a landscaper found remains behind a church in charlotte, hundreds of miles from norfolk. their worst fears came true. an autopsy confirmed those were the remains of their 19-year-old daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she is home. okay with that. >> her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. he addressed president trump directly. >> i say to you mr. president, find young folks, missing folks is more important than people standing up for the anthem and i'm a veteran and i served this country and i earned the right to voice this. >> that was darcy spencer reporting. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on this murder mystery. the fbi says it's determined to find billie's killer. read the agency's statement and the entire news conference with her parents on the nbc washington app. >> president trump praising the federal response in puerto rico while hitting -- this comes after his twitter rant against the juan yesterday. in an interview she said the country cannot be distracted as they focus on saving lives. >> i really have

he was taken to hospital by the norfolk and suffolk mental health trust but discharged the next day when days later henry hanged himself. pippa says the hospital should have realised he was at risk. i feel i have been completely robbed of the future i had planned with my son. i will never attend his graduation from university, i will never attend a wedding or see him have grandchildren. the trust said it is sad when things go wrong and there will be an inquest. hospital inspectors said they were concerned the trust was still not focused on learning from patient deaths. the number of serious incidents was higher. staff shortages meant services were unsafe and some staff had caseloads of 60 to 70 patients. some patients struggle to access crisis care. last year when the trust was taken out of special measures, many patients and families warned it hadn't improved. today questions are being asked about whether inspectors acted too hastily. we took the decision a year ago based on what we found at the time. what we saw then was it was a service that was improving and our anticipation and hope

. >> ashanti billie left prince george's county to fulfill dreams of culinary school in norfolk.s ended last month when she turned up dead. >> tonight opening up about the search for her killer but also their new found purpose. >> she's amazing to me. she's outgoing, quirky, always wanting to helping everyone u89s l else around here. >> she was only 19 years old, but ashanti billie's parents say she was focused on her future. >> she wanted to open a bakery. that was her dream, desire for years. >> she wanted to get a family shop. it was something that was part of her passion, to help move er future. >> on the morning of september 18th, ashanti was heading to work on a naval base in norfolk. she passed through the gates, but never arrived at the shop. 30 minutes later, investigators say her car was seen on this security camera video leaving the base, but ashanti was never seen again. for days her parents passed out fliers and scoured the area, hoping to find her, until they received the heart breaking news nearly two weeks after she disappeared. ashanti home. she was found on the

are photos of the 2014 mini cooper that ashanti billie was drive being the day she disappeared in norfolkshe disappeared last month near thva north carolina behind a chufrp. investigators hope someone who saw the car between september 18th and 23rd will contact the fbi. >> meanwhile, billie's family came together today to celebrate her life. >> friends and family gathered at the ebenezer a.m. e. church. >> reporter: today at the home going service for ashanti billie, there was a theme. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it was finding praise in the midst of tribulation. >> we can give god praise in the midst of the sorrow, in the loss, in the tragedy. come on, i need you to encourage this mother and father. >> reporter: the 19-year-old culinary arts student disappeared from a naval base in norfolk. her body discovered days later in north carolina behind an a.m. e. church. >> this should never happen. and on a military base, this should never happen. i don't understand >> ashanti had a spirit about her and whoever did this has taken her away from the world. >> reporter: today in this a.m. e. church miles aw

inspectors said services at the trust covering norfolk and suffolk were unsafe due to staff shortagesrn from patient deaths. the nhs foundation trust said it was "disappointed" by the report. pakistani soldiers have freed a north american family of five who were being held hostage by the afghan taliban. canadianjoshua boyle and his us wife caitlan coleman were kidnapped while backpacking in afghanistan in 2012. they had three children while in captivity and were rescued during an operation near the afghan border, the pakistani army said. a british—built satellite will go into orbit this morning to monitor air quality around the world. it will make daily maps of polluting gases and particles known to be harmful to health. called sentinel 5p, the spacecraft is part of the copernicus project run by the european union. uk ministers say it's an example of the type of research collaboration they want to see continue after brexit. those are the main stories this morning. now to the sport. the consensus about gordon strachan seems to be he is a manager leaving that team in a better place. but

the car was spotted in norfolk several days after she did not show up for work. the fbi is asking anyone who saw this car or billie between september 18th and 23rd to call them. >>> this morning, celebration of life service will be at 11:00 at the ebenezer a and e church in ft. washington. >>> congratulations to everybody. >> new this morning, hours after president trump signed an executive order aimed at changing some of the a affordable care act laws, he makes a brash move towards insurance companies. a source says trump's plans to halt payments to insurers under the obama era health care law. he's been trying to unveil for months. the white house says the government can't legally continue to pay the so-called cost sharing subsidies because they lack a formal authorization by but the trump administration had been making the payments for month to month each as trump threatened to cut them off to force democrats to negotiate over health care. >>> president trump is expected to announce his decision to decertify the iran deal. the president's decision comes ahead

in norfolk and suffolk, a bright and a dry start.t spells. in scotland, the rain, and it moves eastwards through the course of the day. at the moment, heavy bursts of rain in it. windy in the west. across the board, it will be windier than yesterday. we also have early rain in northern ireland, that clears and it will brighten up. in wales, the rain to stay on and off as we go through the day. the wind arrows indicate that it will be a windy day. it clears northern ireland, there will be some sunshine, rain clears scotland, a mix of sunshine and showers but it persists across england and north—west england. coming in across the wash, and temperature wise, we are in good shape, 11—19d, above average for this time in october. this is due to a wiggling weather front overnight, producing rain. by the end of the night, a lot of rain is left, and it will be another mild night. 9—14d, those are the overnight lows. we start off tomorrow with a wiggling weather front wiggling southwards, taking cloud and sporadic rain with it. it brightens up

she was last seen at a naval base in norfolk, virginia last month. her mother took to facebook to announce they are forming a scholarship in her name and tonight at 7:30, there will be a vigil to remember the 19-year-old at wise high school in prince georges county where she graduated. no arrests have been made in her murder. >>> and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, conditions were ideal today for doing yard work or going out to lunch. absolutely beautiful, but what's tonigh take a look. if you are planning on heading out this evening, maybe for late dinner, temperatures are dropping. very similar to crede. we're going to stay most lly clr throughout the evening. temperatures are going to drop into the low 50s early form morning. some suburbs will be into the 0 40s. i'll get you prepped for monday and the rain chances. erica. >>> panthers star quarterback cam newton raises a fist at the touchdown. some said it was a black power salute. others say it as a show of solidarity. earlier in the week, newton said he wanted to spread a message of un

the 19 year oiled was a student beach when she disappeared from a norfolk naval base. the prince george's county native was found dead in north carolina last month. the fbi is still investigating this case. they were investigating a $10,000 reward. >> this morning, an 80-year-old man is stunned that a dog was allowed to live after ripping off part of his ear. >> this is a disturbing story. larry marshall says his neighbor's great dane attacked him in fredericksburg last months. >> this is video of the dog at a shelter. the wound was so bad that marshall had to had reconstructive surgery. this was the third time the dog bit marshall. despite that a judge determined the dog was dangerous. not vicious. he was allowed to live. >> judge made a graver without a doubt, i contend that the dog should be put down. >> if the dog goes home, he will have to wear a muzzle. the owner will have to post a sign saying the dog is dangerous. marshall says that's not enough. he wants to strengthen virginia law when it comes to dog behavior. >>> colin kaepernick filed a grievance against th

developing this morning a former football player at norfolk state university is behind bars charged inhe university's defensive lineman. 22-year-old jaqua none killed ackies. anderson is being held without bond. >>> also clear los angeles international airport that's the all clear. sunday wasn't so clear. a suspicious package led to people were eventually let back inside the lower level. >> time is 4:53. between candy costumes and decorations the average person is expected to spend as much as $161 this halloween. that amount is slightly more for millennials at 1 $183. most will that spend $70 on costumes, 60 will go to the candy and $37 will be spent on decorations. >>> the white house is in full halloween mode. there are giant spiders pumpkins with presidential faces carved into them and cobwebs all over. military families and community organizers w >> horror film jigsaw is the only new release to scare off competition and crack the top five in this weekend's top box o haven't heard of it? me neither. it brought in $16.2 million behind in expectations though it's the eighth installmen