it is a secondary school. policef this incident at the school, and they will be releasing more information in due course. a nearby primary school has also said that it has been locked down on the advice of police. that primary school urged parents not to come to the school because they were in lockdown, but they would like to reassure all families that the children there are safe and well. we did get a bit more of an update as well on the tewkesbury school, the secondary school. a second tweet came from police who say that an adult has been taken to hospital with a suspected stab wound following that incident. this statement says that officials say they were called at around ten past nine today, monday, after a report that a pupil had stabbed a teacher. this report from gloucestershire constabulary goes on to say that a teenage boy has now been arrested in connection with the incident. that is latest that we have on that, a secondary school in gloucestershire, in tewkesbury, has been locked down, and that follows rep

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u where do they see the french flag, whether it is the police school mary u, that is, the symbol of theexposed to their side, and especially attack, especially aggression. and these are people who uh were born uh for the most part raised in france but who are experiencing uh, a significant alienation from the country. am hostility to its symbols to its history. oh, which, of course, causes. e, too, and completely different reactions to the yellow vests , for example, and with respect to the suburban riot, if the yellow vests were supported by the majority of the population, and about 70% yes on average supported the protests of the yellow vests, now the same a similar figure condemns the riots that are taking place. here is now our our eyes. those who remember, and for marxism they say in this connection the difference between the uprising of the proletariat and , uh, like this. revolt of the proletariat by the beginning of the 21st century, almost 4 million foreigners lived in france after the second world war for the restoration of europe, workers were needed in search of work for the

school. let me recap what we know. the police morning. they say that then, emergency services and a big operation swung into action. police were deployed and the fire service sent to by engines, and the london ambulance service sent paramedics and also the air ambulance. service sent paramedics and also the airambulance. we service sent paramedics and also the air ambulance. we now know that nine people have been injured, and they include two adults and seven children. we don't know their condition at the moment, but stephen hammond, the local mp, who spoke to us earlier, said it was his understanding that a number of the casualties were being treated as critical. i have to reemphasise it is only stephen hammond who understands that, and we have not had that component from any official sources to us at the moment, because of course, as nick are corresponded at the scene was saying, the operation is still under way. he was saying he could count around a dozen emergency services vehicles in the area, and from the aerial pictures fr

e where they see the french flag, whether it is the police school of mary e, that is, the symbol of therepublic, is subjected on their part, but to a special attack, especially aggression. and these are people who uh were born uh for the most part grew up in france but who experience a significant alienation from the country, and hmm hostility to its symbols and its history. oh, which, of course, causes. e is also dumbfounded and completely different reactions to yellow vests, for example, and to suburban riots, if yellow vests were supported by the majority of the population, and about 70%, on average, supported yellow vest protests, now the same similar figure condemns the riots that occur. here is now our eyes. those who remember the ozarisms speak in this connection, and the difference between the uprising of the proletariat and uh, so here. by the revolt of the proletariat by the beginning of the 21st century, almost 4 million foreigners lived in france after the second world war , workers were needed to restore europe hands in search of earnings people of north central africa sout

luckily, the driver is expected to be ok and is cooperating with police school's out for the summer. so kids were not on campus. fortunately, authorities, they're still investigating what led to the crash. >> also in the south bay, one man is dead. another critically injured after another fatal car crash in san jose. it happened on capitol expressway between snell avenue and vista park drive around 1 o'clock this morning. the crash involved 2 cars. san jose police say a drunk driver in an suv ran a red light and crashed into a sedan. 2 passengers in the sedan were ejected. they were taken to the hospital and one of them died. the driver who ran the red light has been arrested and charged with dui and vehicular manslaughter. this comes on the heels of yesterday's crash that left a baby dead tonight. san jose police are calling on the community to work together to try to avoid tragedies like these. >> the understanding that this is a shared responsibility amongst all of us drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists. we have know that beyond the numbers of people have died. east nu

police are hailing the school for its safety plan saying that prevented anyone from being harmed. ne and was later shot by the police during a traffic stop. they called this area "apparent active violent anti-semitism" roxana saberi starts us off with these breaking details. >> memphis a afternoon today he tried to enter the hebrew academy carrying a gun. >> on the property with the gun. >> reporter: saying that he fired shots outside the school and fled. >> thankfully they had a great safety proces in place and avoid anyone being harmed or injured at the scene. >> reporter: they provided a photo of the suspect in us description of the vehicle he was driving. a maroon pickup truck with california plates. they quickly spotted the vehicle and pulled him over. >> the suspect pulled the vehicle over and immediately emerged out of the vehicle with the gun in his hand and that resulted in an officer discharging his duty weapon. that suspect was struck and has been transported to regional one hospital in critical condition. >> reporter: monday shooting is four months after shooter killed

i agree with you, but this is a unfortunately, this is a feature of the extremely polarized police school environment that they are currently in. it's, it's a feature and also cold war. for those of us that have leaf through coldwell walls, all cold war, correct me if i'm wrong because i was born in the final years of the cold war. but i remember that at that time difference was actually respected because it was dangerous. there was a realization that was fear, that if you don't respect the, your partner enough, you know, they, the wolf can blow up into pieces. do think that here. that's the response for, for the out. i mean, is there, i think there is the, at these, the, among the major powers that there is still a certain respect, you know, for so for instance, for the concept of mutually assured destruction. i think that hasn't been seriously on the mind or and, and fortunately and above, you know, what was the typical feature of the cold war was basically these uh, images of the n b. and i don't want to, yeah, i'm right, you're wrong by definition. and i think i see that happen again

school soon. it's unclear what going on inside what exactly is going on inside the now from a police the school nowew, whether it is going to going from classroom to classroom, course , searching classroom, of course, searching to is just to make sure that this is just one pupil that has one individual pupil that has done this this morning and that there no other indications there are no other indications from point of view from the police's point of view that something serious could well happen of course, they well happen if, of course, they do, those children go and do, let those children go and come back to the parents. >> you might have >> as jack, you might not have had a chance, but the people had had a chance, but the people gathered you, which we gathered behind you, which we assume members. assume are family members. have you chance to speak to them, you had chance to speak to them, to see how they are . to see how they are. >> i haven't just quite yet . i >> i haven't just quite yet. i certainly will do a little bit later on this afternoon . but later on this afternoon. but from overheari

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this part where my head is, each apartment has to fall in my coat dress started who the odyssey police school. was it probably going to tell you something that i'm not sure what to see. we want to see more of it here with the pro independence government and less support for the one ocoee. then in the rest of the united kingdom, not everyone in his cochlan. they'll come think, charles, i'm here today to tell everyone here that and i don't believe that charles is my king. he's not the king of scotland, and that the mona key isn't welcome here, and that's what we finally get today. for 21 gun salute sounded over at denver as jobs and coming to left the computer and detroit air force robeteck team brought the day of celebrations doing and our tennis news a world in number 3. i know that mark has returned to wimbleton at the last years ban on russian and bill ruffian players and he did it with a 1st round victory. on wednesday, the 27 year old delivered a highly professional display in his straight sets went over grand slam w time, arthur theory from great britain made of it. is it tracing, have 6

of the most notable examples in recent weeks include a series of roadside bombs in the state of police school that left for police officers that and an attack against security forces in the state of chiapas, that led to the kidnapping of 16 police employees. experts say that, well, these incidents may be attributed to turf wars between rival gangs. the overall increase in violence could be linked to the gearing up of election season. it would have to be examined on a case by case basis. but effectively when faced with changing political kind of disease, different groups begin moving their chips, b, the political or to the use of violence. this is all the game, this base against the arrivals to show how much influence they wield. security analysts say the influence, criminal groups have over politics is most evident during campaign seasons. and nowhere in the country is this more apparent in mexico's heartlands, namely the state of getting a little earlier this month, a large demonstration organized by a drug gang near the resort. the city of a couple weeks ago led to the abduction of several

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police say a teenage boy has been arrested after reports of a stabbing at a school in gloucestershire. the bbc will meet the met police to discuss allegations that one of its presenters paid a teenager thousands of pounds for sexually explicit photos. six people, including three children, have been killed in a stabbing attack at a kindergarten in china. a 25—year—old man is arrested. let's bring you more on that breaking news from gloucestershire police about a teenage boy having been arrested. this is following reports about a pupil stabbing a teacher at tewkesbury school. the police say they were called at around 8:50am this morning to the school with reports that a pupil had stabbed a teacher. an adult has been taken to hospital with a suspected stab wound. a teenage boy has been arrested in connection with the incident. you can see the tweets there from gloucestershire constabulary. they tweeted saying that the school had been locked down because of the ongoing situation. we don't know if the school is still in lockdown now. it is at the tewkesbury school on ashchurch road. a teen

when he couldn't get in he fired shots outside the jewish school, which police say had safety procedures in place. thankfully no one there was hurt. the school gave police a photo of the suspect and a description of his truck. officers soon spotted that vehicle and pulled the suspect over. police say he got out with his hand on a gun and officers opened fire, hitting the suspect, who's now in a hospital in critical condition. the assistant chief of police says that a tragedy was averted in memphis today. >> very troubling. ron, thank you for that. >>> a first court appearance today for the mar-a-lago employee prosecutors say tried to delete surveillance video under orders from donald trump. the republican front-runner tonight slamming the charges. garrett haake now with late details. >> reporter: indicted mar-a-lago employee carlos diveira bond, entering no plea during a first hearing in federal court in miami. prosecutors say he sought to delete surveillance videos subpoenaed as part of the classified documents case. de oliveira allegedly telling another mar-a-lago staffer, quote, the b

police responding to a call that a man armed with a gun had opened fire outside the school and was trying to get inside. then taking off in a truck. police in pursuit of that suspect and finding him. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in memphis say they believe they stopped a potential mass shooting. police saying they received a report just after noon of a white male armed with a handgun trying to force his way inside the margolin hebrew academy, the city's only orthodox jewish school. >> suspect tried to enter the building, armed with a gun, and when he couldn't gain entry, he fired shots outside the school. >> reporter: oscar gomez lives nearby. his three boys were home alone at the time. >> they throwed themselves on the floor so they would not get hit. i have never, never experienced anything like this. it's -- it's -- like i said, it's very concerning. >> reporter: the suspect allegedly taking off in a maroon ram pickup. and when officers on patrol spotted that vehicle, they say he stepped out with that handgun. the officers then opening fire. the suspect rushed

of the most notable examples in recent weeks include a series of roadside bombs in the state of police school that left for police officers that and an attack against security forces in the state of chiapas, that led to the kidnapping of 16 police employees. experts say that, well, these incidents may be attributed to turf wars between rival gangs. the overall increase in violence could be linked to the gearing up of election season. it would have to be examined on a case by case basis. but effectively when faced with changing political candidates, these different groups begin moving their chips, b, the political or to the use of violence. this is all the game, this base against the arrivals to show how much influence they wield. security analysts say the influence, criminal groups have over politics is most evident during campaign seasons. and nowhere in the country is this more apparent in mexico's heartlands, namely the state of getting a little earlier this month, a large demonstration organized by a drug gang near the resort. the city of a couple weeks ago led to the abduction of several

police officers, firefighters and paramedics, including london's air ambulance, responded to the incident at the study preparatory schoolefore 10am this morning. the metropolitan police say the incident is not being treated as terror—related. the prime minister is sending his deepest condolences. his thoughts are with all wood involved. it would have been terrifying for children, spy have been terrifying for children, spy staff and parents. —— the staff. in the last hour, the emergency services gave this update. very sadly, one of the children, an eight—year—old girl, died at the scene. our thoughts are with her family at this incredibly difficult time. the driver of a car, a woman aged in her forties stopped a woman aged in her 40s, stopped at the scene and has since been arrested for causing death by dangerous driving and remains in police custody. this is a very difficult time for everyone here at the school and across the wider community. we would ask people not to speculate while we work to understand the full circumstances of what has happened during this tragic incident. but i will say we are not treating this as

. >> harris: kevin kiley is talking about policing school board meetings. the republican from california with the questions. let's go back real quick. >> i'm not aware of any such evidence but i know we have had a number of our folks who have been up here for transcribed interviews so unless some of them shared it, i am not aware. >> they shared with us suggests the opposite. for example you had a letter from christopher dunham acting assistant director in march of this year where the f.b.i. acknowledged it did not observe an uptick directed to school officials. does that sound accurate to you? >> yes, sir. >> is it also true according to the f.b.i. itself none of the school board related investigations have resulted in federal arrests or charges? >> i have think that's correct. i think of the 25 -- for context, that's 25 tips. if that's correct i would like oh move on. it concluded the justice department's demonstrated there was no justification for the attorney general directive. do you have any reason to object to that conclusion? >> no. >> we had an inv

justify violence, especially when it consists of attacking public buildings, time holes and police stations in schools. there's nothing justifies that many times as revise codes, espionage low goes into effect on saturday. critics well, really expand the definition of espionage will present new challenges for the following businesses. academics and generalized. the us says the little will get basing legal grounds accessing data held by us companies in china. and the multi is senior research fellow at the center for china in globalization. he says that revise though is concerning all the need for phone businesses, but also for the domestic ones to this law defines china is national security has the relative absence of both international and domestic threats across a very, very broad range of bay area. because we think of the traditional military, very security, but there is economic security, financial security, even cultural security. so this is one thing we have to understand that the chinese conception of national security as we heard earlier, the pieces is quite broad. the supreme cold has rejected

can justify violence, especially when it consists of attacking public building, town halls, police station, schools or looting shops. the buses, the bundle behind us. i say this very full sleep, they used every day by people living in the suburbs in working class neighborhood. why have they done this? i think it's because more desperate. for me it's because they have the impression that there's a double standard injustice. this is a moment for the country to address safety issues, braces and, and racial discrimination. and knowing also on the day for those former president, your boss on arrows political career hanes, by a thread. the after record. bars them from public office until 2030. since it's an emblematic day, like september 6, 2018 when i was stopped in the chest. today i, we stopped in the back. it was not j. u m a. c. as both scenario which of the stablish a bazillion democracy. welcome to the show. france continues to be on high alert after 4 days of protests over the killing of a teenager at a traffic stop. it started as a cry for accountability has been merged into a massive mobilizati

school. but the emergency services, fire, police, ambulance are dealing with it as an ongoing incident, and therea of south—west london. one with an area of south-west london. ., ~ one with an area of south-west london. ., ,, , ., one with an area of south-west london. ., ,, y., ., ., ,, , london. thank you for taking us throu~h london. thank you for taking us through that — london. thank you for taking us through that so _ london. thank you for taking us through that so clearly. - london. thank you for taking us through that so clearly. telling l london. thank you for taking us i through that so clearly. telling us what we know and don't know for this very important developing story. again, a vehicle has collided into a school in south—west london, leading to several casualties. let's cross now back to, we want to cross back to the speech given by sir keir starmer in chillingham, that has just concluded. major speech setting out a labour�*s education policy. let's go to our education reporter, vanessa clark. thank you forjoining us. i wonder if you can take us through what you heard in that sp

school. there are a lot of parents here. parents have been told to gather here by the police. re all on their phone is trying to call up once and things like that. it all started at around nine o'clock this morning. a lot of the children into school are still inside the school, it is currently inside the school, it is currently in lockdown. we are waiting for an update on police here as to when those children will be allowed out of the school. we those children will be allowed out of the school.— those children will be allowed out of the school. ~ ., ., ., ., of the school. we heard from another school nearby — of the school. we heard from another school nearby that _ of the school. we heard from another school nearby that they _ of the school. we heard from another school nearby that they had _ of the school. we heard from another school nearby that they had been - school nearby that they had been told to lock down by the police as well. do you know any more about that? ., , ., ., that? that is not something i have heard. that? that is not something i have heard- there _ that?

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enforcement officer, a guy of algerian origin did not threaten mary in protests, drowned mary, police stations of the schoolnds of law enforcement officers were mobilized to contain the gendarmerie , shell fragments were fired and stones were fired, and the french demanding justice flew straight to the elysee palace of president macron, doused with a wave of popular indignation . the boomerang law works during the yellow vest protests, yes, and demonstrations against high-profile pension reform. police actions. he approved, but why fight with arbitrariness, when you can just run away to an elton john concert, like a belarusian loves potatoes, like russians like fast driving, like a frenchman loves hot france, the country has long turned into a kind.

several people have been injured at a primary school in wimbledon in south—west london. merton polices officers were called just before ten this morning to reports a car had crashed into a building at the study preparatory school in camp road. the london fire brigade says it's also there as well as london's air ambulance . police london's air ambulance. police say they are not treating the incident as terror related . the incident as terror related. the standards committee has recommended that former government whip chris pincher be suspended for eight weeks. mr pincher is accused of drunkenly assaulting two men at london's carlton club. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson told gb news the suspension could lead to a by—election suspension of that length is a very serious sanction and i think the expectation is that that would then now lead to by—election. >> the length of that suspension is very serious. i would also add that i do find it incredibly frustrating that once again, we're talking about the inappropriate, completely inappropriate, completely inappropriate behaviou

violence committed in recent days, against the police elected officials, public services, police station, school, social and care centers and the town halls as well as many properties or funds has been struggling with bottom process in recent days of to a balance. a police officer faithfully shot a teenager of l. julian defense during a traffic incident. the killing has highlights a board of concerns about racial profiling on police brutality in the country. are you and human rights committees spoke out about the incidents saying funds must address excessive use of forced by police and quote, system i think causes of racial discrimination. federal authorities have a nice, a temporary fund on valleys, in an effort to avoid further rise is voltage of police clicking down on the demonstrates as the smallest as close live now, to philly deville and it's any who's joining us from pies affinity. thank you very much. for joining us, good evening to you from us. go a good evening. thank you. thank you for you today. should 1st of all i just want, what do you make of the you and concerns regarding the th

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past days, of course, sonya we have heard of multiple attacks by riots is on town halls, police station. so even schools, however, french officials humbling all this what i think the french government's response really has been to really ramp up security, put small police officers on the ground that about 45000 of them across the country were deployed last night. and we've seen police, we in full since being sent hotspots, like murphy and leo. they've also been using things like helicopters and tones to track the unrest. of course, president mccall has also, you know, kind of stop short of calling for the state of emergency. but he has also urge bad ones kind of keep the teenage trigger at home away from bry it's he has talked about the role of social media in, in, you know, kind of amplifying disappointments and how much of a crisis have his protests been for president mccall as well, it can just certainly represents a big crisis for heavy. she has cancelled a plan and speak to this a to germany, and i think extra shows you just how serious the situation is here in front. i think my growing office has

school and the wider community through our community engagement function. and we will also be supporting our staff who responded to this tragic incident. i'd like to close by thanking london ambulance, metropolitan police and local community who all stepped forward to support everybody involved in today's tragic incidents. thank you. thank you, andy. i'll now take a couple of questions. bbc news. i'm so sorry for all of you for what's happened at the school today. i wondered if i could ask you just to give us a sense of sort of what was happening before the crash happened and what was the scene after and what you need to do in terms of the investigation. and if i may, to ask you, the chair of governors and the headteacher, i mean, this is absolutely devastating for the school. can you give us your thoughts as to what this tragedy means for you, the parents and the pupils? maybe we could start with you, if that's all right, because we haven't heard from you. you perhaps appreciate that the school community is profoundly affected by this tragedy. and at the moment, we're really not in a position to make any further comment about it. we will be in communication with all of those in the community about the

police are saying it is not terror related at the moment but we do not know why that car has crashed into the schoolriver of that vehicle, but we do know that a number of people are injured and that there is an ongoing situation, a major incident i think it's can be described as, going on at the moment at this school in south—west london in the wimbledon area. all after a car crashed into the building. police saying they got reports just before 10am. at the moment, we don't know the number of injuries or the scale of the injuries or the scale of the injuries or the number of people who have been injured. as i say, we have seen pictures of the scene of a big operation by the emergency services. lots of police at the scene and, as i've said, london fire brigade said they dispatched two fire engine and to make extra crews as well. london ambulance sending first responders and we are seeing red sports that the airambulance and we are seeing red sports that the air ambulance has also been dispatched to the scene. i repeat, the actual school is a prep school, it is the study prep school and it is for girl

police custody. they also said they are working with the school and other agencies, obviously a very distressing timehat area. the other take away from that police news conference from tewkesbury was that the motive is unclear. they say there is no evidence that the attack was terror related but they are keeping an open mind so that is the latest police news conference there that you were just listening to and that comes after a teenager was arrested this morning in the uk after a teacher was stabbed at a school in tewkesbury in south—west england. let's move on to other news and here in the uk... us presidentjoe biden visits the uk, holding talks at windsor castle with king charles. earlier, mr biden met prime minister rishi sunak in downing street , describing the us—uk relationship as "rock solid". both leaders are travelling to that nato summit tomorrow and we can now go to my colleague in windsor were king charles has been meeting joe biden. ., ~' ,, , . king charles has been meeting joe biden. . ~ , . , , biden. thank you very much, yes, windsor has _ biden. thank you very much, yes, windsor ha

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that school we're told, is on lockdown at the moment. gloucestershire policesition to say anything else at this stage. we don't know an awful lot more except that this primary school is in lockdown. it's on us. let me just find out for you, ashchurch road in tewkesbury. that's a elle edwards knows tewkesbury is a lovely little, lovely, lovely market town. >> 20,000 people. it's lovely . >> 20,000 people. it's lovely. >> 20,000 people. it's lovely. >> the school, to according gloucestershire police, putting out a statement, is in lockdown at the moment. out a statement, is in lockdown at the moment . now, the school at the moment. now, the school itself has also tweeted, urging parents not to come to the school and they've said that all the children are safe. good so thatis the children are safe. good so that is some good news that's coming through from the school . coming through from the school. but there is a report of at least one injury. we believe. but as i say, we don't know any more in terms of how that injury was sustained. we're in the very early stag

that, approximately 2000 or so children are in school, currently in lockdown, told to remain in their classrooms. i've been told that might be easing in policeu for the update from tewkesbury. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines in the uk. a second eight—year—old girl has died from her injuries after a car crashed into a school in south—west london. the incident happened on thursday. the metropolitan police named the second fatality as nuria sajjad. her family described her as the "light of our lives". a review into failings in maternity care in hospitals in nottingham is set to become the largest in the uk. donna 0ckenden, chair of the inquiry, is expected to announce that 1,700 families will have their cases examined. dozens of babies are known to have died or suffered life—long injuries as a result of poor maternity care in the city dating back more than a decade. ? easyjet has cancelled 1,700 flights to and from gatwick airport during july, august and september. the company blamed constrained airspace over europe and ongoing air traffic control difficulties. it sa

it is still illegal to carry a gun in gun-free zones, things like police departments, schools, courthousesnally, let's talk about a litany of new restrictions impacting the lgbtq community with gender-affirming treatment now banned for transgender minors, things like hormone blockers, sex reassignment chur surgeries. it prohibits transgender people from using bathrooms that match their identity. pronouns now restricted. you're not allowed to use the pronoun you choose as a teacher or a student. it must match your birth certificate. >>> a quick programming note now. make sure to join anderson cooper for a special hour on the titan submersible underwater tragedy, the whole story with anderson cooper is tomorrow night at 8:00 on cnn. we will be right back. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. everyone loves free stuff chuck. can we get peytoton a footlong? get it before it's gone. onon the subway app. i brought in ensure max prototein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. -eveone: woo

about fact and fiction and it is still illegal to carry a gun in gun-free zones, courthouses, police stations schools and polling places. and a series of new restrictions impacting the lbgtq community. starting with gender affirming treatment for minors. gender affirming treatments, including hormone blockers, and sex reassignment surgery, now prohibited for trans gender minors. bathrooms also impacted. you now have to, in florida, use the bathroom that matches not your identity, but rather, you must use the bathroom matching your sex assigned at birth. pronouns also being signed off here in the law. which pronouns are used in school? they must match the sex assigned to you that's part of your birth certificate, so it is not, no longer the choice of the teachers, staff members, or the students. and finally, drag shows, this is something that you've been covering here in the state of florida, no minors in adult live performances and many critics say this is a target on drag shows, we've recently seen with a federal judge temporarily blocking that law, it is now under, undergoing court in a lawsuit. an

developing news out of san jose where car crash has triggered a hazmat situation at a middle school. policeay it happened around 8.30 this morning welcome all alone, middle school, the car plowed into the area of the school where the pools chemicals are stored. that car then caught on fire. for the latest. now we go live to kron 4 charles clifford, whose at the scene for us this afternoon. charles, what's the latest? >> well, at the moment, i'm standing along mission street near and this is alone middle school right behind me here where, as you mentioned the car early this morning slammed into a building. let's going take a look at some video here now. the san jose police department says that about 8.30, thursday morning, a silver subaru, driven by a woman across the playground and slammed right into a building next to the school's pool. that building housed the chemicals that they used to treat the water in the pool. the car caught fire. the building caught fire. an officer arriving on scene from the san jose police department helped the driver get out of the vehicle. she was taken to the

side of the world it can happen to your country we are dealing with a country that attacks police stations and schoolsw less it is a war crime and the ego could accept defeat from nato, however, he will not be able to accept defeat from ukraine mr. putin, you have already lost this war, but you are too stubborn to admit that these are values ​​that we believe in, we must protect people's freedom and democracy, what is more important in life besides fighting for the values ​​that you believe in, ukraine will be reborn, those were dark times, but ukraine will be reborn again and the glory of ukraine literally thousands of kilometers were overcome and crossed the oceans to prove that the war in ukraine is not only about the pain of loss and tears and about freedom, independence and democracy in the whole world this is a story about what is the announcement of landlizzo and they turn on rammstein with headphones and go wet the dew and you can call me thank you for the invitation my name is michal my name is harry hello you are max panama or

girl who died today after a land rover into primary rover crashed into her primary school in south—west london. policeere called to the scene just before 10:00 this morning. the school involved was the study prep school in wimbledon. 16 people were treated at the scene. ten were airlifted to hospital , scene. ten were airlifted to hospital, all by scene. ten were airlifted to hospital , all by helicopter. hospital, all by helicopter. police say the driver is a woman in her 40s. she's been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, her voice cracking with emotion as she reported the death of the eight year old girl detective chief superintendent claire keelan said the incident isn't being treated as terror related and officers along with colleagues from other emergency services , from other emergency services, are provided first aid to a number of people who had been injured . injured. >> very sadly, one of the children, an eight year old girl, died at the scene . our girl, died at the scene. our thoughts are with her family at this incredibly difficult time . this incredibly difficul

held in a church around 15 minutes walk from here in west wimbledon where school members are part of the congregation. murton police on all our teams. we have spent the morning outside the school here and for every person a stop to talk to us another was too overcome with emotion. —— merton police. it goes to show how close the community is here. the flag is being flown at half mast at the golf club across the road from the school is the one note we read that stood up is the one note we read that stood up to us among the floral tributes behind us was made out apparently to the eight—year—old girl who lost her life and it read simply, you will always be our shining star. we will miss you so much. studio: mark lobel in wimbledon, thank you. ukraine's president zelensky has been touring nato members to rally support for his country to be invited to join the alliance. today he meets the turkish leader recep tayyip erdogan, who maintains good relations with vladimir putin. the ukrainian president says his forces have the initiative in their major counteroffensive against russia, but conceded the gains "weren't fast". an

a bit like what the uk government did following the 2011 riots, they help people with the police, with the schoolhcare, with all social venues, with holidays for the kids. we have been training a lot of these people. apprenticeship in france has been rising super fast over the past six years. it is a deeply entrenched problem which we are solving little by little. it's not only about money. i think we need to be very clear about this. yeah, but it's not only about money. let me tell you what emile chabal, who's currently at edinburgh university, says. he says a feeling... there is a feeling that there has been a form of window—dressing — buildings, fancy buildings, shiny trams that have brought no real results, nor tackled structural issues that residents face every day, eg, racism and access to the labour market. so there is no systemic racism in france. i think we also need to be very clear about this. that is not true. simply. there are social... why is it not true? because you will find some people sometimes being racist, but the vast majority of the population is not. we have a third of the