and in tottenham where it all began the high street is a burned out shell the police the job center all the banks everything that's happening the recession you know there's a lot of anger about that no jobs nothing for the youths to do so yeah. you know and it it it is sad that it's the it's the poor people that's suffering it was sparked by the fatal shooting by police of this man mark duggan tottenham once on says about why and how he was killed but his shooting was just the spark in an exceptionally dry tinderbox tottenham and all the london boroughs have long been simmering with resentment towards the police towards social injustice and towards unemployment this is a community which is fantastic precious for how levels of unemployment than losing jobs their lives and services you've been closed there is never an excuse for violence the community has a tin the. war isn't concerns and complaints about the dog or the question is are far tottenham has one of the highest unemployment rates in london particularly amongst the young black people a far more likely to be stopped and searched

on the way to the studio literally about forty five minutes ago i spent most of the day in tottenham which is where it all kicked off interviewing people who had lost their homes as a result of these rights and they are furious with the writers they say that what happened to mark duggan the man who was shot by police is absolutely no excuse at all for what happened to them they blame the police for not being quick enough to contain the trouble in tottenham in the first place and quite clearly what's happening in hackney and. ackerman croydon and all the other places where this order has broken out tonight has absolutely nothing to do with the police shooting of a man ten miles away and it's not anger at all i think it's pure criminality and people are taking advantage of what they see is a lawless situation and overstretched police forces to do their worst and help themselves to free goods little is it spreads very quickly this kind of thing we've seen it in fact in the arab world we've seen it social media spreading unrest in the arab world probably for the good but here it's spread

of the war isn't concerns and complaints about the death of well the question is a far tottenham has one of the highest unemployment rates in london particularly amongst the young black people are far more likely to be stopped and searched by police than whites and together with hackney brixton wolf them stay and lewisham which also still violence has become a victim of what prime minister david cameron is now calling failed multiculturalism this. bearers of so many groups. these groups. you know that. do not respect. nor a racist. but. you know something should be done unless these gangs of youths tire of the violence there doesn't seem to be a real reason why this looting should stop it's unlikely the perpetrators who. jobs to go to and school's out for the summer london residents fear more unrest on the streets in the coming days the losers on making a political point and hardly anyone in these communities supports them but many are saying that there actually is a political point that social integration in parts of the country is deplorable social mobility is nil and the relations

the initial spark for the violence in britain was the police shooting of a man in tottenham intentions could once again be stoked for additional ballistic tests just. did not actually fire again at the offices let's get more on this is totally dependent general patrick henry joins us now live from london partly thanks for being on the program and how do you think the rioters were reacting to this latest news tonight. the news that the ballistics test came back wasn't mark duggan yeah. i don't think it really matters at this point the chain of events has taken its own turn it spiraled out of control as you know the tottenham demonstrations which turned into riots had a political shape to it what happened with the copycat what i call retail riots in brixton on sunday night has no political shape whatsoever and also the stuff that fold up. in other areas along the like lewisham in ealing is strictly criminal enterprise has nothing to do with political power you can spin it one way or another but at the end it just comes down to opportunity you witness some of these riots yourself first ti

feel it's all part of the same thing was they might not know mark duggan the person who shot in tottenham last week respond to all of this they feel it's all tied in and they think that the youth here very disillusioned with society they feel like they have left anything by the coalition government and they then think they have anything to hope for a lot of the austerity cuts of man the youth centers of clothes and that's what people are angry about the anger there's a high unemployment rates and. i feel i may have nothing to hope for in a moral man is my colleague nor any london's burning rioters and police take over the capitol for a third night as looters target yet more areas of london in a spiraling cycle of violence police seal off the streets and treat whole areas as crime scenes with local communities trying to come to terms with the wave of looting engulfing north east and south london in tottenham where it all began the high street is a burned out shell the police the job center all the banks everything that's happening the recession you know there's a lot of anger about that no

the war isn't concerns untruths about that but parker with the spark which has for tottenham has one of the highest unemployment rates in london particularly amongst the young black people are far more likely to be stopped and searched by police than whites and together with hackney brixton walthamstow and lewisham which also saw violence has become a victim of what prime minister david cameron is now calling failed multiculturalism this. powers charmingly groups. put these ethnic groups interest. groups are you. you know that put all the great. spirits. on the races for the greens. but i think you know something should be done unless these gangs of youths tyrant the violence there doesn't seem to be a real reason why this looting should stop it's unlikely the perpetrators have jobs to go to and school's out for the summer london residents fear more undressed on the streets in the coming days the losers aren't making a political points and hardly anyone in these communities supports them but many are saying that there actually is a political point that social integration in parts of

carry in nearby edmonton a man was stabbed south in brixton riots as threw rocks at police and in tottenham where it all began the high street is a burned out shell the police the job center all the banks everything that's happening the recession you know there's a lot of anger about that no jobs nothing for the youths to do so yeah all of our sources ration america you know and it just sad that it's not it's a poor people that's suffering it was sparked by the fatal shooting by police of this man mark duggan tottenham once on says about why and how he was killed but his shooting was just the spark in an exceptionally draw a tinderbox tottenham and other london boroughs have long been simmering with resentment towards the police towards social injustice and towards unemployment this is a community which is fantastic precious by how levels on a ploy moment then are losing jobs their lives and services youth clubs have been closed those never an excuse for volunteers the community is a tune the pull of the war isn't concerns and complaints about the death of mark duggan or the spark which has

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feel it's all part of the same thing once they might not know mark duggan the person was shot in tottenham last week that sparked all of this they feel it's all tied in and they think that the youth here very disillusioned with society they feel like they have left anything by the coalition government and they don't think they have anything to hope for a lot of the austerity cuts of man the youth centers of clothes and that's what people are angry about the anger there's a high unemployment rates and they feel like they have nothing to hope for and was small a lot of people here the older members of the community likening things to the nineteen eighties rise saying that fundamentally it is a lot of lingering. feelings in the community that the police is still institutionally racist and and this and all the anger really is is is is being directed at the police more than anything else that's what the residents here are saying for more on that is my colleague. london's burning writers and police take over the capital for a third night as leaches target yet more areas of london in a spiraling

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it all started on saturday night in tottenham which is a an area in north of london way up north miles away from here actually following the fatal shooting last week of a man called mark duggan by police started a peaceful protest outside the local police station there that escalated into arson looting and vandalism and then over the. also the last three days three nights even . other looting is going up and fresh riots run up all over london simle train is the last night and i was the worst it was in in areas all across south and east and west london to the police and the politicians were quick to say that that was copycat violence and it wasn't anything to do with disaffected with. society and unemployment and the economy they were saying this was just mindless violence people jumping on the bandwagon of a genuine cause and that's what that's been put down to however just a few moments ago when london mayor boris johnson turned up here along with the home secretary theresa may they were given and that announcement to the press i couldn't hear what he was saying all the shouting abuse

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tottenham has been trying to restore its reputation after similar riots 26 years ago.hen it was provoked by the death of a local woman during a police raid, a policeman was hacked to death in the ensuing violence. this time it was the shooting of a local man, mark duggan, by the police on thursday that sparked the protests. the subsequent lack of information from the police angered some locals. sharon grant is the widow of former local politician bernie grant who represented the area in the 1980s. she blames the police for failing to spot the signs. >> the past in tottenham, all the ingredients were there. if you are running the tottenham police, the alarm bell should have sounded and you should have triggered the community consu consulting and had manpower in the background waiting to nip any trouble in the bud. >> reporter: everyone is acutely aware of what happened here in tottenham in 1985. many people think these disturbances differed in one crucial way, they spread almost virally through london. and some people are attributing that to modern technology, in partic

and then subsequently to brixton because tottenham is the most neglected poor black community in london they let this happen they don't mind this happening in places like brixton and tottenham and other just neglected areas but when it's place like evening and oxford street that's when it becomes a problem we have we just have to understand the nature of policing the nature of policing has never been there for the protection of our communities all right chad thanks for the program joining us tonight from london as you are. still to come this hour back at all odds reports of shelling from north korea as its southern neighbor with its fire. from the north all over the waters close to both countries dividing line it's all kicked off there will bring you the latest and we discover how actively sought denies the road vigilante campaign against sexual predators as paedophile offenders escape justice here in russia. meantime though the u.s. and european markets have dropped dramatically losing most of tuesday's gains amid uncertainty over growth prospects with such financial turmoil damaging i

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unfairly surprise i've heard of occasions for instance in tottenham where there's issues of gangs have been issue for gangs for many years and they've said look tonight let's put aside our differences let's join together for a loop and i'm amazed by that as a shame they didn't do that under different circumstances social media's played a massive part in this people leaving messages saying he wants a free telly and it's really driving and fuel in the fire on the file and the rioting and i think we've got your take on i just like to really ask you know because we're of course based over here in moscow it's difficult to get a feel that we are seeing the pictures difficult to get a feeling of what it what it's really like to be living in london right now what's the average londoner on the street saying about this we take it what you're saying the people have got their most about what's happening they're very concerned about it but i'm thinking about the people whose cars are being burned whose business is being looted what's the reaction you get from other londoners it's a sad it's a sad t

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i would like to particularly thank the member of talk to him -- tottenham. but we have seen is unacceptable. i am sure the house will join me in condemning it. pete -- keeping people say is the first duty of government. the country has been shocked by scenes of looting, violence, vandalism, and thieving. it is criminality, pure and simple. there is no excuse for it. we have seen three innocent people run over and killed in birmingham. we will not put up with this in our country. we will not allow a culture of fear to exist on our streets. we will do whatever it takes to restore law and order and rebuild our communities. first, we must be clear about the sequence of events. in a week ago today, a 29-year- old man named mark duggan shot dead by police in tottenham. i can assure the house this is being investigated thoroughly and independently. we must get to the bottom of what happened, and we will. initially, there were peaceful demonstrations. understandably, and appropriately, the police were cautious about how they dealt with this. however, this was used a

in a week ago today, a 29-year- old man named mark duggan shot dead by police in tottenham. i can assure the house this is being investigated thoroughly and independently. we must get to the bottom of what happened, and we will. initially, there were peaceful demonstrations. understandably, and appropriately, the police were cautious about how they dealt with this. however, this was used as an excuse by opportunists thugs and gangs, first in tottenham, then across london and in other cities. it is not a causal link. it is preposterous for anyone to suggest people looting over the weekend were in any way doing so because of the death of mark duggan. young people stealing flat screen televisions and burning shops -- that was not about politics or protest. it was about theft. in recent days, individual police officers have shown incredible bravery and have worked in some cases around the clock without a break. they deserve our support and thanks. what became clear earlier this week was that there were simply too few police deployed on to our streets. the tactics they were using

pockets of violence and looting in unrest have sort of sprung up all over london as far north as tottenham as is on saturday again i referred to embody a little bit with these pictures i want to talk about in just a second we're just seeing obviously our viewers are seeing it as well we saw the police charge what about one hundred fifty meters down the road. a group of youths difficult to say of many there maybe fifty sixty use of running away it looks like the police are sort of cordoning them down to one side of the street there's certainly no use to be seen above the police were watching the helicopter shots punning in and yeah the street behind the police there looks look looks reasonably quiet so far we also had some information in the last from home secretary theresa may updating the number of people who have been arrested this evening that number we're hearing now sterling it's two hundred and fifteen arrested in the london riots or so. as we get a bit more on this but just reminding our viewers of it just to there you're looking at live pictures here from hackney tonight in north e

in reaction to the fatal shooting of a man named mark duggan in tottenham. they're jumping on the bandwagon to cause as much problem problems and and wreak havoc as they can and as i said this is happening this was happening in broad daylight which shows that people have complete disregard of being identified the police have said they will be releasing photographs of the people they've caught on camera to try and track them down saying they will be arrested and punished for this but it's just shows that people have complete disregard for that they don't care they want to cause as much trouble as possible and now with darkness falling it seems to be going from bad to worse really ok either bennett thanks so much for bringing us that one of our team of correspondents in london tonight now but earlier on i spoke to andrew gilligan he's from the british newspaper the daily telegraph just shortly before us spoke to him himself was caught up in the middle of the riots. i was a i was mugged i was pulled off my bike and my bike was stolen by a gang of. on the way to

leaving buildings ablaze cars torched and turned over and storefronts vandalized looted riots began in tottenham after police shot a man to death but it quickly became clear that the unrest was less about police brutality and more about conservative austerity some of the areas hardest hit by conservative government's deep spending cuts are now fuel fueling the. worst riots that u.k. has seen since the one nine hundred eighty s. prompting the man responsible for those cuts prime minister david cameron to rush back from a trip to italy for a meeting with his national crisis committee he's also recalled parliament from its summer recess and tripled the number of police on the streets tonight sixteen thousand police officers are on the streets in and around london a fourth night of chaos so far more than six hundred people have been injured and there are now reports that one man has died after he was shot in the area of croydon another man is in critical condition clinging to life after he was beaten in mob violence and ealing from london to manchester to tottenham to birmingham to civil unrest is r

mentioned there is a district called hackney in the northeast it's about a few kilometers south of tottenham where the initial writing took place on saturday night and the violence to seem today isn't as bad as it was on saturday night in tottenham no buildings have been torched yet but there is still widespread looting and the pictures we're seeing this afternoon showed several. master. riot is going through the streets along the high street smashing windows of local businesses and shops grabbing what they can a lot of the time actually they're just grabbing things like chairs out of the out of the windows and just hurting them at the police so they're trying to find whatever they can to throw the police missiles they even stopped a truck in the middle of the high street opened up the cargo and threw planks of wood at the police so the police are trying to stop them by forming a line of police in riot gear across the road and slowly advancing towards the rioters but the problem they're facing is that is being revealed today that a lot of the gangs are actually operating and coordinating the

the riots broke out in tottenham on saturday, after protests over fatal police shooting turned violent. but as steve sedgewick pointed out, there's probably a lot more going on here than just one shooting in tottenham. >>> we turn to 2012 politics, texas governor rick perry reportedly expected to announce his candidacy for the white house on saturday. politico reports that perry will remove any doubt about his presidential intentions in a planned speech in south carolina. the announcement falls on the same day as perries first trip to new hampshire and the iowa aims straw poll, where perry's news, if he jumps into the race on saturday would swamp whoever wins the iowa poll. >>> still ahead on "way too early," incredible surveillance video. tornado that leveled the town of joplin, missouri, in late may. bill karins brings us the new look at the storm and gives us a check of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> plus one more reason to be grateful the nfl came back from the lockout. without it, we'd be watching players wrestle fans for balls inside basketball arenas. look at that guy. that