the elderly couple, penny and ron jones, likely identity. likely identity. the elderly couple, penny and ron jones, who fostered so many children here on this estate, was known to foster children from areas like the middle east and africa. residents here say there had been a couple of foster boys that have been living with them recently, one of whom had been in quite a bit of trouble, had perhaps been arrested in the parsons green area a week or two ago. the suggestion is that he was reported missing by penny and ron jones that he was reported missing by penny and ronjones on friday morning. that is the link, that this person who might have been reported missing by penny and ronjones, could have been the same man arrested in dover on suspicion of putting the bomb on the train. it's been quite as accessible 36 hours for the metropolitan police, having started with a smouldering failed bomb and some cctv images, they seem to have their main suspect in custody, but we still have the threat level at critical, suggesting the police are not yet co

in 2010, penny and ron jones were both ordered the mbe by the queen for their services to children.nline interview, mrsjones said they had recently started fostering refugee children, including some from syria and iraq. the surge in sunbury followed the arrest of an 18—year—old man at the port of dover, police said it was a significant breakthrough. at this stage we are keeping an open mind around whether more than one person is responsible for the attack. and we are still pursuing numerous lines of enquiry and at great pace. the device that failed to go off on the tube was made with home—made explosives and is believed was packed with metal fragments. explosives and is believed was packed with metalfragments. it explosives and is believed was packed with metal fragments. it was similarto packed with metal fragments. it was similar to the bomb used in the manchester arena attack. we will have to make sure that we take all steps we can to ensure that the sort of materials this man was able to collect become more and more difficult to combine together. we will always learn from these

sunbury, this was the first police raid, yesterday, on the home of elderly foster parents, penny and ron jonesd away by heavily armed police who sealed off the road with large barriers. dave solway saw what happened and knows the couple well. horrific for them to watch it because i know who they are and what they are like. to see that this has eaten them, after coming out of retirement to try and help with the refugee crisis, after all the good they have done, to see this happen in the way that it happened... it must be heartbreaking. he said they had been looking after a young refugee who'd been troubled and wanted to run away. but he said another young man, originally from iraq, had been living here for several years. the police has been told that the suspect arrested in dover yesterday is iraqi. police say this house is directly linked to that arrest. detectives have given no further details, but they are scrutinising the house closely. tents have been set up to protect possible evidence. however, a 100 metre cordon put in for public safety was removed today. following friday's explosion, t

they are penelope and ron jones, and very well—known the area as foster carers. children over a0 years. people said they fostered several refugees from syria and somalia. we do not know any more details about where they are at the moment, but the police operation continues. i know you will keep us informed of any further developments. thanks. a british airways flight which was grounded at charles de gaulle airport in paris for security reasons this morning after a threat was made. the airbus a320 was due to fly to london heathrow when officials ordered its evacuation. passengers were then searched by armed police and had their luggage inspected by sniffer dogs. the flight has since taken off. the home secretary, amber rudd has accused borisjohnson of "back—seat driving," following his article on brexit in a newspaper article yesterday. in the a,000 word long piece, mrjohnson revived his vision for a so—called hard brexit. he's been accused of trying to force the prime minister's hand ahead of a speech she will make in florence later this week. earlier our politic

penny and ron jones were recognised for their services by the queen when they were made mbes in 2010. over 11 miles from the attack. it appears that the improvised explosive device at parsons green station, which was placed in a bucket, produced a sheet of fla m es placed in a bucket, produced a sheet of flames but failed to go off properly. had it done so, hundreds of people packed into the train could have been killed or seriously injured. several victims were treated at hospital but none suffered life—threatening injuries. armed officers are patrolling stations and busy venues while the investigation seeks to establish just who was behind friday's attack and whether more are planned in the coming days. jane frances kelly, bbc news. in a moment we'll talk to kathryn stanczyszyn, who's in sunbury on thames. but first to anisa kadri who's at new scotland yard. the terror threat level has been reduced, suggesting the police believe they are making progress in this investigation. what have they been saying? we have heard from them in the last hour. counterterrorism chief mark rowley rel

in may, he posted a picture online taken here in sunbury—on—thames, outside the home of penny and ron jonesuse is also being painstakingly searched because last friday morning, many cctv cameras picked up this figure carrying a lidl supermarket bag leaving the street behind the house. around an hour and a quarter later, the bomb exploded at parsons green. it had been in a lidl bag. the house in sunbury—on—thames is at the centre of the inquiry. an 18—year—old also arrested is a recent and troubled foster child of ron and pennyjones. neighbours say he'd tried to run away. over the last year, there have been numerous police cars parked outside the house when i've drove past, but it's been more ramped up over the last two or three months with police call—outs to the house. local people are having to get used to this steel cordon across their road. the hope is that it will be removed shortly, but the investigation will continue. it's not unusual for friends and acquaintances of terrorism suspects to be arrested, but then later released. there's a long way to go. tom symonds, bbc news, sunbury—o

for the people who live there, we understand they are penny and ron jones, live there, we understand. foster carers, well—known in a local area, fostering children for more than a0 yea rs. fostering children for more than a0 years. it's believed that's where the 18—year—old arrested yesterday had been living. people say they have taken in eight refugees in the course of the last few years. some from syria, some from somalia. people say that recently there has been an 18—year—old refugee and a 22—year—old refugee living at that property. as we have been able to come further down the street we have been talking to residents here who say they are distressed at what has happened, but are pleased to be allowed back into their properties. they were allowed back over the course of yesterday evening between nine and 10pm. but they are still very curious as to what exactly has gone on. some people telling us they have seen things taken out of the house. it's been deeply worrying for them. one resident hasjust told me that he was told by police that this could last for several days. we could l

|j thought to be a troubled foster child of ron and penny jones. i went out and asked what was wrong? he was a new kid and didn't want to come in the house, hey just been kid and didn't want to come in the house, heyjust been bought up from kent and wanted to go back to london. police cars were parked outside the house when i drove past, but it's been ramped up over the last 2—3 months, with police coming out to the house. local people are having to get used to this deal cord and across the road. the investigation will continue. it is not unusual for acquaintances of terrorism subjects to be arrested but then released. there is a long way to go. a cyclist who knocked down and killed a woman while riding an illegal olympic style bike has been sentenced to 18 months in the use offenders institution. charlie alison was riding on the bike with no front bra kes riding on the bike with no front brakes when he crashed intojim briggs —— kim briggs. the boy drowned in a bath run by southern house which treats mental health patients. they said that his death

this police investigation continues, the residents there we know where penny and ron jones, foster carersnes, foster carers for more than a0 years, locals say that they had most recently been fostering an 18—year—old, and a 22—year—old, both of them believed to be refugees. thank you for that update. the home secretary, amber rudd, has accused borisjohnson of "backseat driving", by writing a newspaper article setting out his vision for brexit just days before theresa may is due to deliver a major speech on the subject. mrjohnson's spokesman insisted the foreign secretary was fully behind the prime minister's plans for brexit. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. not since here injanuary has the prime minister given a big set—piece speech on brexit. but on friday she will, in florence. that's why borisjohnson's intervention matters, notjust because of his own ambitions, but because it highlights the rows within government about the flavour of brexit the country signs up to. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we've got is theresa may managing that process. she's

the homeowners, foster parents ron and penelope jones, honored by the queen for taking in hundreds of children. it's not clear what connection the couple or their home have to the investigation. our british news partners contacted the couple. they had no comment. >> doing what they do, you know, fostering kids. they do a good job of it as well. >> reporter: tonight police are still questioning an 18-year-old man arrested in dover saturday morning. a key ferry port to france. and they have a second man in custody. a 21-year-old arrested west of london late saturday night. neither man has been named or charged. >> police have made good progress with what is an ongoing operation. >> reporter: on the streets of the capital, a heavy police presence again today. the threat level was lowered to severe, meaning an attack is still highly likely. nbc news, london. >> in france, four young american women were attacked with acid today. it happened at the train station. two of the women were treated for burns and have since been released from the hospital. authorities say they are all students at

the homeowners foster parents ron and penelope jones honored by the queen for taking in hundreds of children. it's not clear what connection the couple or their home have to the investigation. our british news partners contacted the couple. they had no comment. >> they're doing what they do, you know, fostering kids. they do a good job of it, as well. >> police still questioning an 18-year-old man arrested in dover saturday morning. a key ferry port to france. they have a second man in custody, a 21-year-old arrested west of london late saturday night. neither man has been named or charged. police have made good progress with what is an ongoing operation. >> reporter: on the streets of the capital, a heavy police presence. the threat level was lowered to severe meaning an attack is still highly likely. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> protests in st. louis turned violent in the third straight day of demonstrations in the city. windows were broken in several businesses and weapons confiscated during the demonstrations. at least 0 people were arrested and several officers injured. just hou

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the prompt belongs to ron and penelope jones, dedicated foster parents who have been honored by the queenfor caring for hundreds of children for more than 40 years. less is known about the alleged terrorist, who may have been living under their roof. scotland yard is keeping the identities of both suspects under wraps. throughout the day forensic teams here have been searching the property of the second person in connection with the case. we now learned a third property is being searched. even though they have lowered the threat level, the public had been warned to expect a high police presence as they head back to work tomorrow. elaine. >> charlie d'agata, thank you. >>> at a train station in france today four american women all students at boston college were attacked with acid. two were briefly hospitalized after being splashed in the face. others were treated for shock. a 41-year-old woman is under arrest. europe has seen an increase in acid attacks. police do not think the attack was related to terrorism. >>> president trump takes center stage this week at the u.n. general assembly i

the homeowners, foster parents ron and penelope jones, honored by the queen for taking in hundreds ofldren, recently they have been helping young refugees from syria and iraq. our british news partners contacted the couple. they had no comment. this morning, londoners went back to work, a visible police presence at train stations and subway lines. the threat level now lowered from critical to severe as police piece together clues. british media are reporting the two men under arrest were cared for at the same foster home. at this point, neither man has been charged. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> a woman from chester county is one of four boston college students recovering from an acid attack in france. 22-year-old courtney silverling from chester springs was the other -- was with the other students outside of a train station yesterday. french police say a disturbed woman approached them with no warning, spraying them with acid. the woman was arrested. police do not think it was an act of terror. boston college says the students were treated for burns in a hospital and then rel

sky news in the bbc report that the house belonged to an elderly couple named penelope and ron jones.have fostered more than 250 children over the course of 40 years. some refugees and in 2010 the queen of england honored the pair for their work. the investigation fridays attack is still ongoing and police say they have interviewed hundreds of witnesses so far and identified at least 20 more. abby, pete,. >> thank you so much, allison. >> it is a threat that is ongoing and not going anywhere and we had doctor james mitchell on the program earlier, a guy who was in charge of interrogating the mastermind of 911 and we asked him how do we in the us avoid a similar fate is london. this is what he had to say. >> we need to do more aggressive monitoring of the individuals and groups that pose a threat to us. that includes, maybe, some politically incorrect monitoring of the social media and their twitter account and any sort of account that they may be using to spread these radical g.i. ideas. the other thing we need to make sure is we do a better job of letting those people that we lead in

the homeowners, foster parents ron and penelope jones. recently, they've been helping young jeffries from syria and iraq. our british news partners contacted the couple. they have no xhen. police have two men in custody. this video obtained by the son, purports to show the second arrest in late london. police covering the legs with plastic wrap. and searching the fast food rau restaurant he was arrested. he is believed to be a 21-year-old syrian refugee. earlier saturday, an 18-year-old man was arrested in dover, a key port to france. this morning, londoners went back to work. a visible presence at train stations and subway lines. the threat throwers from critical to severe. this morning, british media are reporting that the two men under arrest were cared for at the same foster home. at this point, neither man has been charged. >>> now, to the tragic death of a crew member of the series "narcos." miguel has more this morning. >> reporter: good morning. a location scout had set out alone the day he was killed. he left with cameras and was

ron. so let's start with the president's comments regarding the london terror attack. you heard him in the athena jones piece quick to mention the words radical islam terror. keep in mind, we still don't know all the facts at this point. but when the facts were clear back in august after the charlottesville protests, a woman killed in clashes, he was not quick to mention the term white supremacists and he also had had this to say about facts. >> very important to me to get the facts out and correctly. i couldn't have made it sooner because i didn't know all of the facts. it takes a little while to get the facts. i had to see the facts. i want to know the facts. i want the facts. i wanted to see the facts. before i make a statement, i need the facts. you don't make statements that direct unless you know the facts. i want to make a statement with knowledge. i wanted to know the facts. >> so as a journalist, speaking of the information we know from our news room, the facts are still not in on this london terror attack. however, the president is much more sensitive in this case. >> it's been really strikin

jones act. that's a law that requires goods shipped to their port be carried bit s. vessels. former texas congressman ron. how bad is it in puerto rico. >> i think it's very, very bad. a nation of a government destroying an island with too much we will fair and corporate konyism, along with a bad storm, it couldn't be worse. with overspending, it's a mess. kennedy: it is a mess. and the president has been criticized for this. is it fair to criticize him? he says it's a big ocean. it's difficult to get stuff there. but last i checked. we have a lot of planes. >> we have the equipment, they are not that far away. if they wanted to fight a war in the middle east or go to north korea they would get there real fast. we are not talking about a great distance. they say it's difficult to get to this little island not too far from us isn't much of an explanation of what's happening. we did find out about the jones act. they are handy capped by regulations. they undermine the island's efficiency through socialism and welfare, then they have regulations. it proiflts's difficult to -- it proves it's difficult to han

jones act. that's a law that requires goods shipped to their port be carried bit s. vessels. former texas congressman ronis it in puerto rico. >> i think it's very, very bad. a nation of a government destroying an island with too much we will fair and corporate konyism, along with a bad storm, it couldn't be worse. with overspending, it's a mess. kennedy: it is a mess. and the president has been criticized for this. is it fair to criticize him? he says it's a big ocean. it's difficult to get stuff there. but last i checked. we have a lot of planes. >> we have the equipment, they are not that far away. if they wanted to fight a war in the middle east or go to north korea they would get there real fast. we are not talking about a great distance. they say it's difficult to get to this little island not too far from us isn't much of an explanation of what's happening. we did find out about the jones act. they are handy capped by regulations. they undermine the island's efficiency through socialism and welfare, then they have regulations. it proiflts's difficult to -- it proves it's difficult to handle a situ

ron johnson, thank you very much for your time. >> have a good day. >> taou. now to chris. >>> they will be waving the jones act, making good cheaper. a cnn exclusive now. the irs sharing information with special counsel bob mueller for the russian investigation. how about the president's tax returns? might those be in the mix, next? >>> all right. now to a cnn exclusive. the irs is sharing information with special counsel bob mueller and his team in the russia investigation. cnn justice correspondent evan perez live in washington with more. evan, you're tracking down if people did the proper reporting of income, taxes will be part of the equation. what does your reporting suggest about the scope of where mueller is headed? >> chris, right now we know the irs is sharing information with investigators working with special counsel robert mueller. this comes after the two sides were somewhat at odds after the scope of the russian meddling. mueller's investigators wanted information with several people associated with the trump campaign, including paul manafort and michael flynn. we're told by sources that the