our reporter steve knibbs spoke to a witness. rleans to celebrate his 44th birthday a few days ago. i've been here many times. i'm told that what it was like last night is what it was like, or what it is like for mardi gras. it's just a massive, massive party. everyone just so happy. it's just crazy numbers of people. the atmosphere was just amazing. the fireworks were beautiful. i was in a bar called the erin rose, which is just on conti street. um, which is about 15, 20 metres from bourbon. and, you know, we were all having a great time. i'd been in there for maybe 2.5 hours at that point. um, and then we heard shots and saw people running past the window. and didn't really know, you know, what was going on, obviously, you know, we heard the shots. we knew it wasn't going to be good. but we kind of thought, ok, it's a shooting, you know, someone has been shot. and obviously that was not the case. they shut her down the windows, locked the door, and we alljust sort of, i suppose, in a way trying to carry on because we didn't real

our reporter steve knibbs spoke to a witness, steve hyde, who was in new orleans to celebrate his 44theen here many times, but i've been here many times, but i am told what it was like last night is what it was like for mardi gras. it wasjust night is what it was like for mardi gras. it was just a massive, massive part of it but everyone so happy, but increasing numbers of people. the atmosphere was just amazing. the fireworks were beautiful. i was in a bar called the terrence rose and it is about 15 or 20 metres from bourbon street and we were all having a great time in i had beenin having a great time in i had been in there for a two and half hours at that point and then we heard shots and saw people running past the window and didn't really know what was going on. obviously we heard it and we knew it was not going to be good but we knew, "ok, it's a shooting and someone has been shot" and obviously that was not the case. they shuddered down the windows, locked the doors and we all sort of... in a way supposedly try to carry on in a way because we did not know anything. things were a

our reporter steve knibbs was at wimbledon magistrates court today. he filled us in on the latest.ff—duty police officer saw him driving the car and using a mobile phone at the same time the officer knocked on the window of the car and told him to stop the car into stop using the mobile phone the year before that in october 20 32 police officers saw stormzy driving in kingston on thames this time driving a lamborghini a very expensive car they were concerned at how dark the windows we re were and when they tested the tent on the windows using a special device they found that the windows only let 4% of light and when the legal minimum limit is 70%. stormzy was referred to in court by his real name and was also revealed he has six penalty points on his driving licence already. the district it was in west london last year when an off—duty police officer saw him driving the car and using a mobile phone at the same time the officer knocked on the window of the car and told him to stop the car into stop using the mobile phone the year before that in october 20 32 police officers saw stor

our reporter steve knibbs spoke to a witness, steve hyde, who was in new orleans to celebrate his 44thys ago. i've been here many times. i'm told what it was like last night is what it was like for mardi gras. it was just a massive, massive party. everyone was so happy, but crazy numbers of people. and pulling away to bring you this updated news conference from the authorities there in new orleans. but from the authorities there in new orleans.— new orleans. but this is an onauoin new orleans. but this is an ongoing investigation. - new orleans. but this is an ongoing investigation. so l new orleans. but this is an - ongoing investigation. so there are some questions i will be unable to answer at this time. the fbi is the lead investigative agency, and we are investigating this as an attack of terrorism along with our partners. today, at approximately 3:15am central standard time, an individual drove a pick—up truck into a crowd on bourbon street in new orleans, killing at least ten individuals and injuring dozens more. after hitting the crowd, he exited the vehicle and fired upon loca

our correspondent steve knibbs is at wimbledon magistrates court. 0h oh very disappointed press pack �* , ., , here. stormzy didn't show up in erson, here. stormzy didn't show up in person. they — here. stormzy didn't show up in person, they were _ here. stormzy didn't show up in i person, they were photographers and journalists and camera crews but it soon became clear that stormzy would be pleading guilty to the offence, he originally pleaded not guilty to is expected to stand trial in front of the districtjudge. but the court was told that earlier this year stormzy was stopped by an off duty police officer driving his rolls—royce. the officer told him to get off his phone but we heard in court that last year to police officers stopped stormzy driving his lamborghini because he was concerned that his windows were too tinted and when they put a device on the windows they found only a% of light was let in when the legal minimum is 17%. stormzy had already pleaded guilty to that charge, today he was sentenced under his real name and the districtjudge was told that stormzy already had

after he admitted using a mobile phone while behind the wheel of his rolls royce. 0ur reporter steve knibbse detail from outside the court. very disappointed press pack this morning because stormzy did not show up in person. there were assorted photographers and journalists and camera crews here this morning but it soon became clear that stormzy would be pleading guilty to the mobile phone offence. 0riginally he pleaded not guilty see of e was expected to stand trial. the court was told that earlier this year he was stopped by an off duty police officer, driving his rolls—royce. the off—duty officer tapped in the window and told him to get office phone. we heard in court today that, last year, two police officers stopped stormzy driving his lamborghini because they were concerned that his windows were too tinted and when they put a special device onto the windows they found they were only letting a% of lighting when the legal minimum was 70%. stormzy had already pleaded guilty to that charge so, today, he was sentenced under his real name. in the districtjudge was told that stormzy already

here's our reporter steve knibbs. he did not appear at the magistrate court this morning much as a disappointing he was initially due to plead not guilty but in court today the judge was told that he had sent a letter to the court admitting to the offence last year he was driving his rolls was when he was spotted by an off—duty police officer who saw the wrapper using his mobile phone and he tapped on the window and told him to stop. also in the year before in 2020 32 police officers stopped stormzy as he was driving a lamborghini and was concerned there was too much tent on the car they used a device showing the amount of life coming through the window showing only 4% of light was coming through when the legal requirement was a minimum of at least 70%. the court was also told that storms stormzy had six points on his licence and the districtjudge said in sentencing him that his actions were irresponsible and dangerous behind the wheel and ordered him to pay fines of over £2000 behind the wheel and ordered him to pay fines of over e2000 and also endorsed licence with another six points which the

steve knibbs is outside court. tell us more. stormzy is one of the most successful _ tell us more. stormzy is one of the most successful music stars - tell us more. stormzy is one of the most successful music stars of - tell us more. stormzy is one of the most successful music stars of his. most successful music stars of his generation but today admitted he wasn't that successful when it comes to being behind the wheel. he wasn't here at wimbledon magistrates�* court to be sentenced, instead of the court was told he admitted all of the charges against him, one involved that rolls—royce you said he was driving in west london last year. an off duty police officer caught him using his phone while he was driving and the officer knocked on the window of the car, got him to stop and told him to get off his phone. a year before that in october 2020 three, two police officers stopped stormzy as he was driving his lamborghini in kingston upon thames. they were concerned the windows of the car were too dark and when they tested the windows using a special device, they found they let only 4%

public�*s help in locating them, according to the metropolitan with me is our news correspondent steve knibbsbeen given very little detail about the investigation apart from saying they were working at pace. from saying they were working at ace. ~ ~ ., ., from saying they were working at ace, . ~' ., ., ., from saying they were working at race. ~ " ., ., ., ., pace. we know that killian died on the 432 bus- _ pace. we know that killian died on the 432 bus. they _ pace. we know that killian died on the 432 bus. they are _ pace. we know that killian died on the 432 bus. they are continuing l pace. we know that killian died on | the 432 bus. they are continuing at lines of inquiry and they issued a appealed to speak to these two teenagers. they say they want to speak with them in connection with killian's murder. the detective leading the investigation is chief inspector sara lee, undertaking increased weapons searches in the area, reassurance patrols and house to house in greece. she appreciates the public�*s patients because of the disruption this has caused, but investigators have been workin

with me in the studio is our reporter steve knibbs. \ have ie in the studio \ have spoken a studio \ernment.- a lot of time with the government. a lot of time with the covernment. ~ ., ., , government. what was their reaction to _ government. what was their reaction to what _ government. what was their reaction to what had - government. what was their i reaction to what had happened? naturally, it was anger and frustration. thank you. president biden on his way back we think to washington, dc is going up the steps of air force one. fully in the loop on the events in new orleans, he has spoken to federal authorities and the head of homeland security with all federal response as they will need in new orleans. telling reporters that he will give them a further update as and when he gets it. we are waiting for a press conference in new orleans to bring us up to

the 31—year—old pleaded guilty, our reporter steve knibbs is at wimbledon magistrates' court. the magistrates' court this morning, much to the disappointment of the photographers and camera crews that were here from early this morning. originally, he was due to stand trial after pleading not guilty to the mobile phone events. but in a letter to the court today, he changed his plea to guilty. last year he was driving his rolls—royce when he was spotted by an off duty police officer using a mobile phone, who rapped on the window and told him to stop using it. the year before that, in 2023, two police officers stopped a stormzy as he was driving a lamborghini because they were worried that the windows were too dark. they used a special machine to find it only let 4% of light in, when the minimum requirement was at least 70%. the court was told that stormzy had two previous speeding offences on his record, so he already had six points on his licence. the districtjudge said that his behaviour behind the wheel was dangerous and irresponsible. he ordered him to 1448 00:26:36,700 -->