there are still difficulties in waterloo. probably the highest african-american population in the state. and there are still issues to be worked out there, but it does stem back this far to when the first large group had come up. so something to keep in mind is all of this fluctuation of african-americans to iowa is occurring decades before the great migration, which is most familiar in people's minds. majority of people coming through during the great migration, the largest, the peak years of 1916 to 1918. and the waterloo strike was 1911. buxton was late 1800s. so there is a lot going on here before we have the mass exodus. and people are coming to more urban areas in the northeast, especially, but they are also making their way quite a bit through chicago, and they are also coming through iowa. and often come iowa had been -- often, iowa had been a second or third migration. , those who had come to big cities they are coming from more rural areas. they are coming from farms, or smaller urban centers, and they find the larg

there's still difficulty in waterloo today. an area that has the highest african-american population in the state. there are still issues to be worked out there. back this far -- stem back to when this first large group had come up. something to keep in mind is that all of this fluctuation of african-americans to iowa is therring decades before great migration, which is most familiar in people's minds. majority of people coming through during the great ofration, the peak years 1916-1918, and the waterloo strike was 1911. buxton is a late 1800s. there's a lot going on here before we have the mass exodus. people are coming to more urban areas in the northeast especially. they're also making their way through chicago. are still also coming through iowa. often, iowa had been a second or third migration. those that come to the big cities, they are coming from more rural areas. they're coming from farms. not all, but most or smaller urban centers. they find that the larger cities opportunities they were expecting to find art there. t

daniel sandford with the latest from waterloo station. involved in the bloody sunday shootings in londonderry in 1972 — when 13 civilians were killed — says he has no regrets over the army's actions on that day. next week, we'll find out if any soldiers will face prosecution as a result of those events. the independent saville inquiry into the killings, which reported in 2010, concluded that all of the victims were innocent. but a former head of the british armed forces has told the bbc that the deaths happened during a state of war. he was speaking to the bbc‘s peter taylor, who was in derry on bloody sunday, and this is the second of his special reports. shouting. lord saville's official enquiry into the killings on bloody sunday concluded that soldiers lost their self—control. senior officers who once served in northern ireland can understand the pressures. bloody sunday was part of a war, and for those fighting it, there was no doubt about that. all the dead and wounded, lord saville said, were innocent and posed no threat. i first ca

our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford gave this update from waterloo station.ered in the head office building at heathrow airportjust before 10am this morning, that is the device that went off, slightly melting the packaging. then a second device was discovered in the post room here at waterloo railway station just before 12pm, and a third device discovered just after midday at london city airport. neither of those devices was opened and neither went off, but both seemed to be designed to also cause a small fire. all three packages looked the same, they were white plastic postal envelopes of a4 size with a5 devices inside them and they had postage stamps that come from the republic of ireland. and not surprisingly, counterterrorism and the police are linking all three packages, though they say that they are keeping an open mind about motivation at this stage. it is worth remembering that in february 2014, worth remembering that in february 20 1a, seven letter worth remembering that in february 2014, seven letter bombs were sent to army recruiting officers, some

let's get the latest from our correspondent robert hall at waterloo station.ll us? we got some sort of sense of the timetable. the first alert came in atjust before ten o'clock this morning that an office block near heathrow, the package in that case identical to the other two was ina case identical to the other two was in a white plastic envelope, crudely addressed to that office block, containing ajiffy addressed to that office block, containing a jiffy bad. addressed to that office block, containing ajiffy bad. inside addressed to that office block, containing a jiffy bad. inside the jiffy bag what specialists i was a viable device capable of starting a small fire within the package. at heathrow, that is what happens when a member of staff opened the package. here at waterloo an hour or so later, another package and the officers of network rail. and at lunchtime as third package at another location near london city airport. very worrying because people could have been hurt. it was lucky that nobody was. the investigation is now widening. the counter terrori

the other one went to waterloo, the other one went to waterloo, the other one went to waterloo, the other city airport, so other one went to the city airport, so clearly they were choosing their targets quite carefully, and i think it is just targets quite carefully, and i think it isjust a targets quite carefully, and i think it is just a sense that we need to be on our guard and it is almost as if irish republican terror has fallen off the radar. yes, and many have been warning that we have taken oui’ have been warning that we have taken our eye off the ball and there is a lot of trouble bubbling away that we in london or in you know the mainland are not paying attention to. on the other hand we don't know whether this is. obviously lots of papers are saying that there is an ira connection, dissident connections, we don't know that. we have some dublin stamps. i mean i'm sure we know —— they no more than we know behind—the—scenes but we don't know behind—the—scenes but we don't know whether this is an actual terrorist attack. i mean, obviously oi'i terrorist attack. i mean, obviously on

our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from waterloo station.e devices was discovered in the head office building at heathrow airportjust before 10am this morning. that's the device that went off, slightly melting the packaging. then a second device was discovered in the post room here at waterloo railway station just before 12pm. and a third device discovered just after midday at london city airport. neither of those devices was opened and neither went off, but both seemed to be designed to also cause a small fire. all three packages looked the same, they were white plastic postal envelopes of a4 size with a5—sized brown jiffy bags inside them containing the device. and all three of them had two postage stamps on with—heart motifs that come from the republic of ireland. and, not surprisingly, counterterrorism and the police are linking all three packages, though they say that they are keeping an open mind about motivation at this stage. it's worth remembering that in february, 2014, seven letter bombs were sent to army recruiting officers, some

would you be in waterloo? >> i might be in waterloo. i don't know if i would be in waterloo and all of the communities i've been in, to run for president. i was running to serve my state in the united states senate. and i made the commitment that i was going to serve every one of the six years in public trust. i have an opportunity, now, to do something that i think the country badly needs or maybe i should put it this way. i get a chance to be part of something that the country badly needs. that's come together at this very divided moment. not just coming together for the sake of it. although that's part of it but coming together to achieve the really ambitious goals together. >> you're not the first to say i'm going to bring this country together. a lot of people put their hope and thought and people thought he was the answer to do that. why didn't that happen in obama's eight years? what was hard and why do you think you'll be able to do it? >> i don't know. i know that president obama worked incredibly hard to find common ground wit

passengers using waterloo are facing major disruption passengers using waterloo are facing major disruptione mayor on how to officially mark the tragedy. on the tube — the district line has minor delays between wimbledon and earl‘s court now we told you earlier about the major disruption at waterloo— some services may be cancelled or delayed by up to an hour. and on the roads traffic‘s building on the highway as you can see here from the limehouse link tunnel as far as tower bridge. now if you‘re not a fan of the gym, how about this instead? these classes are called drag diva fit — they‘re aimed at people who aren‘t keen on conventional workouts and they‘ll be cheered on by drag queens. fitness should be fun and it shouldn‘t feel like work. we have guys, girls, straight girls, gay men. it‘s just a place that they can feel comfortable in the gym and just really enjoy themselves. time for the weather— here‘s elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. yesterday‘s exciting fun—packed day of weather was filled with cloud, a few brighter spells here and there, light winds and of course it stayed dry

would you be i waterloo? >> i might be in waterloo. i i don't kni would be in waterloo and all of the b communities i'n in, running for president. i was running to serve amy stat. and i made the commitment that i was going to serve every one of the six years in public trust. i have an opportuny, now, to do something the country badly needs. i get a b chance to part of something that the country badly needs. that's come gether at this very divided moment. not just coming together for sick of it. but coming together to achieve the rlly ambitious goals together. >> you're not the first to say i'm going to bring this country together. a democratic predent and a lot of people put the hope in and thought he was the candidate thatould do that. why didn't that happen in obama's eight years? what was hard and why do you think you'll be able to do it? >> i don't know. i know that president obama worked incrediblyard to find common gro and democrats alike. took a message to the entire country. but he was able to achieve ahe of a lot in those eigh

daniel sandford at waterloo station. also making news today. says it's prevented an attempt by an indian submarine to enter pakistani waters. the navy released this footage of what it said was a video clip of the submarine. but there's been no independent confirmation of this, nor of reports in the indian media that it shot down a pakistani drone over the state of rajasthan on monday. there's been an escalation in tension between the two countries over the disputed territory of kashmir. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is facing one of the biggest scandals of his leadership. a second high—profile minister has quit, over the government's handling of a recent corruption inquiry. it follows allegations the prime minister tried to protect a major engineering firm from a bribery trial. the philippines has called for long—standing treaty with the us to be revamped. the country's defence chief said frequent passage of us navy vessels through south china sea's disputed waters could draw his country into a war. tensions between the us and ch

our correspondent, robert hall is outside london waterloo station.f all, just how significant are these packages in terms of the kind of damage they could have cost? i think to keep things in perspective, of course anything like this is very worrying and the police we re this is very worrying and the police were treated very seriously and are doing so. we'll talk about that in a minute, but the one device which did go off, when staff opened it at an office building close to it. the fire inside simply damaged part of the envelope. but what the police are saying when he finally released this statement was that these were viable devices capable of starting a small fire even within the package, so small fire even within the package, soi small fire even within the package, so i don't think we'll be talking about anything too serious, however it could cause injury and obviously if there are packages undiscovered and they go off, then they could cause a lot more than a small fire on somebody‘s desk. let's try and piece together what we have talked about her

and that the likes of waterloo station they did not even evacuate the station.is too early to guess who is responsible. some people are jumping to the conclusion that it is an irish group, because it was posted in dublin. in a way that postmark is such an obvious clue it makes you wonder if it is too obvious. so we shouldn'tjump to far ahead. an interesting one from the telegraph is that we are told again and again, not to worry because it will not be a big issue, the irish border in the end will be happily result. even if they that tension is mounting on both sides of the border in recent months. —— months. and the gare loch around brexit makes people think it could be irish distance at work. you have mentioned waterloo station, heathrow airport, city airport, three extremely busy transport hubs in the london area. it could have caused serious chaos and harm if these had not been intercepted. but we come back to the crudest of this. for example, the 12 heathrow airport was compass house, slightly set away from terminal 5. —— the wanderer said to. it was not a t

von hilliard in waterloo, iowa. potential candidates are hitting the east coast today appearing in another key campaign state, new hampshire. kirsten gillibrand, jay inslee and seth moulton, appearing at events in the granite state. nbc news ali vitali is in concurred, new hampshire where jay inslee is scheduled to appear in less than an hour. >> reporter: we're actually here in concord, we just finished up with seth moulton. we'll make our way to jay inslee's next event but basically what's happening over here, is all of my candidates that i've been following around have kept their feet squarely on the ground off of counters and pickup trucks. they're introducing themselves to new hampshire voters and doing it in a lot of different ways. i think about the three events i've been to today, kristen gillibrand is trying to do more roundtable smaller intimate events because she thrives in a retail politics mode then you move over to jay inslee, the governor of washington state, who paramount to his candidacy is combatti

our correspondent robert hall is at waterloo station. what can you tell us?dons have just come what can you tell us? the cordons havejust come down, what can you tell us? the cordons have just come down, bearing what can you tell us? the cordons havejust come down, bearing in mind this incident happened in the middle of the morning so it gives some indication in the detail that has been gone in two and the fears of a possible threat to the public. we have been hearing about these incidents during the day but we have to be guided into we get hard facts and the metropolitan police furnished us with those in the last hour. some of the main points, let's deal with the packages. the police say they were all a thought sized white. bags containing yellow say they were all a thought sized white. bags containing yelloinffy bags and they were seen as a small improvised devices. the device at heathrow was opened by a member of staff, the package caught fire, nobody was hurt but the building was evacuated and the package was later made safe. hence, the suggestion from co

she joins us now via skype from waterloo in on terrio canada thanks very much for being with us so do we expect these women to get a fair trial. well i think it's probably not in the liberal standards of a independent judiciary no i think that would be quite comical but certainly i hope that the international pressure that's being put on the government will indeed push the public prosecutor to acquit these women frankly it is not something in terms of cost of p.r. that they can afford at this tumultuous time it is not in the interests of the long term health of the kingdom to continue to keep these women arrested because frankly the international community is keeping tabs on them and is very worried for their continued continued safety so it is really i think i could impress on on the saudi government and frankly royal court it is simply not worth it to keep these women in prison and they certainly do not deserve to be there when you talk there about the outrage from the international community but that hasn't really up to this point made much of a difference. to the kingdom of saudi

would you be in waterloo today? >> i might have been but i don't know that i would be in waterloo and all the other communities i've been to to run for president. i was running to serve my state in the united states senate. i made that commitment that i was going to serve everyone in the six years in that position of public trust. but i have an opportunity now to do something that i think the country badly needs. or maybe i should put it this way, i get the chance to be part of something that the country badly needs, and that is coming together at this very divided moment. and not just coming together for the sake of it, but coming together so we can achieve these really ambitious goals. >> you can find complete political coverage on "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 8:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> sorting facts from fiction, that was the focus of a town hall event congresswoman jackie speier held in millbrae this morning. this right here is video from the event's live stream after a review of what democ

there's still difficulties waterloo to this day. a -- the highest african-american population in the state, and there's still issues to be worked out there, but it's -- it does stem back this far to when the first large group had come up. so something to keep in mind of thisall fluctuation of isican-americans to iowa occurring decades before the great migration, which is people'sliar in minds. of peoplety coming through during the great migration, the peak years of 1916 to 1918 and the was 1911.trike buxton is late 1800s. there's a lot going on here before we have the mass exodus and people are coming to more urban areas in the northeast especially, but they're also making their way quite a bit through chicago and they're still coming through iowa. often iowa had been a second or third migration. thee that had come to big cities, well, they're coming from more rural areas. coming from farms, not all but most or smaller urban centers. and they find that the larger cities are just opportunities that they were expecting to find just ar

they say a similar package was discovered almost two hours later in the mailroom at london's waterlooin station, and a third a half hour later in an office at london city airport. authorities say no one was injured by the small improvised explosive devices inside, and only one train line was briefly suspended. but transport police did say that passengers, like the ones here at waterloo station, are the eyes and ears of the network and asked them to report back if they see anything suspicious. scotland yard believes the three incidents are linked, and they're working with the irish police. >> they are collaborating together to try and determine who sent these packages, and what was the purpose of them being sent to these destinations. this is not the acts of a hobbyist or an amateur. >> reporter: police say they're keeping an open mind about the motives. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> glor: house democrats vote this week on a resolution condemning anti-semitism and bigotry. it is widely seen as a rebuke of one of their own, minnesota freshman ilhan omar. nancy cordes has more. >>

delivered to two of london's airports and one to the city's waterloo railway station. it was here, near heathrow airport, where someone started to open one of the letter bombs, causing it to ignite. the building had to be evacuated, but no one was injured. officers from counterterrorism command have now launched an investigation. london's metropolitan police tweeting, "we're treating the incidents as a linked series." perhaps one clue -- each package appeared to have been mailed from a bus company in dublin, ireland. irish police now also helping. opportunity, counterterrorism warning people here at waterloo and elsewhere to be alert to further suspicious devices. meanwhile, the hunt goes on for who mailed these packages, and most importantly, why. david? >> ian pannell, thank you. >>> and of course, we are just back from alabama this evening. we have new reporting here after that horrific tornado that hit beauregard, alabama. it was an ef-4, winds 170 miles an hour, as we reported last night. 23 people killed there, including seven members of one family. and tonight h

three major transport hubs in the city three devices were sent to heathrow london city airport and waterloo station police say that they are treating the incidents as linked and described the packages as capable of igniting a small fire when opened no one was injured to get more now from paul brennan who joins me in the studio appalled this happened quite recently what more do we know it's a curious one first of all the police are linking all three of these. packages and can call them attacks as such and it's curious because whoever sent them doesn't appear to have been wanting to target people it's it's been three packages of incense of the corporate offices of london city airport london heathrow and waterloo station the railway station they look like very rudimentary primitive devices please call them explosive devices i take issue with that it looks very much more like primitive incendiary devices intended literally just to burst into flames in a very small way and they're actually quite a small size a four size the obvious connection appears to come from the fact that they had irish pos

i'm geo benitez here in waterloo, nebraska. >> now thanks geo for that.re flooding may be headed to the region. >> let's go to paul williams. >> good morning, more unwelcome rain is like salt into an already infested wound from the folks living in grand island, omaha, kansas city, adds to flooding and the recovery will be disrupted. now, think about this. the missouri river at plattsmouth location, the mississippi, ohio, illinois red, missouri and platte rivers. that's going to be a problem throughout the season. on the rest, for tuesday night going into wednesday, look for snowy patches and icy thunderstorms along the west coast and for florida, heaviest rain from ft. meyers to miami that will result in flooding in low lying areas. >>> we head overseas where a gunman opened fire in a tram ride in the netherlands. killing five people and injuring three others. >> the turkish immigrant was known to authorities and has a criminal record. terrorism has not been ruled out. at least one other suspect has also been detained. some witnesses say there was more th

the devices were discovered at london's heathrow and city airports as well as waterloo train station no one was injured although one cost a small foreign office building at heathrow aid has been rushed to afghanistan's kandahar province after some of the worst flooding in years residents are salvaging what they can after nearly ten days of heavy rain and at least twenty people have died while another thirty were killed by flash floods in other parts of afghanistan and neighboring pakistan charlotte bella's has this report from kandahar. yes press ration runs deep and searches quickly through this crowd much like the floods swept through here last week it's nine am and they want aid from the u.n. distribution point they say they've lost everything and need help. last your house is your basic. supplies or services they had and so they all were going there are in need of assistance. but there's a list only those who have been verified as a name and don't pose a security threat to the county and to sixty year old abdul k u s one zero zero zero the world food program gives some fortified

first called to reports of vandalism at the stadium at 8am this morning, then later to disorder at waterloo run through some other stories now. bryony frost is going to miss next month's grand national meeting at aintree. she broke her collarbone in a fall at southwell. she became the first female jockey to win a grade onejumps race at the cheltenham festival last week. gymnast simone biles has confirmed that next year's tokyo olympics will be her last. the 22—year—old won four gold medals in rio and says the wear and tear from her gymnastics career has taken its toll on her body. she says feels as though it is falling apart". england's women's cricketers have completed a 3—0 whitewash over sri lanka in their one day series. the hosts could only manage 174 all out after winning the toss. england knocked off the runs with eight wickets and over 23 overs to spare. amyjones and tammy beaumont both made half centuries. now the inclusion of transgender athletes is under consideration at the international olympic committee amid concerns over fair play. the debate has been loudest when it comes to

then at waterloo shortly before noon. finally at london city airport. that's a major but small airport, kind of tucked into the middle of the city. so these are all major transport hubs for britain's capital. heathrow is the busiest airport in europe. but flights and most travel to waterloo train travel throughout these airports, they weren't affected. that's interesting, because that's nobody was killed or injured in these attempted attacks. one of the bombs sent to heathrow, the first one, actually kind of exploded and it did start a small fire. it is fought clear to scotland yard these bombs were capable of doing any more damage than just that. in their statement today, the police said the bombs appeared capable offic nighting just a small fire when opened. so it's not clear exactly what kind of damage this suspect wanted to try to achieve here. scotland yard said the bags were sent in small bags similar to ma little la envelopes. regardless of how small they are, you have to understand london is a city on edge, it's been struck by multiple deadly te

reporters in waterloo. here is a look at some of his day. way to go. >> good job. >> you are doing great. >> good job. >> thank you very much. thank you. ok, guys. good job. >> how was it? >> great. just amazing running partner. this guide know of, who is works with the viewer, the university of iowa hospital. were just talking to me about what he thinks of the da. what can be improved. and talking about music. he is a musician. kind of distracted me from the pain i was feeling. the last two miles of this. felt really good. >> can i ask you a question? >> absolutely. >> congrats on joining the race. thanks for coming to iowa. i am self-employed. right now my premium is over 10% of months. which is a lot for anyone. the problem is the cost of health care is so out of control right now. i am a college student as well. for me, if i were to hurt my ankle today, that could basically put me in a position where i would not be able to finish college, afford health care. in the past, you have said that you supported medicare for all. i'm not sure whe

in london and scotland the parcel deliveries were found at heathrow airport london city airport waterloo station and glasgow university causing major disruptions one of the powerful hasn't been found there is no confirmation though that the ira is actually behind the incidents it has been thirty years since the creation of the first web page the internet is of course developed rapidly since the idea was first suggested by the british scientist and inventor tim berners lee but so many people now develop benefiting from his development he is stressing the use the importance of enabling where web access to all of the world's population thirty years ago i submitted a vague but exciting proposal for a free open permission a space for all of humanity to share knowledge and ideas. today half the world's population is still unconnected and those of us who are alive feel that our rights and freedoms are not fully protected and respected well china has the world's largest number of internet users around eight hundred twenty nine million according to the chinese government that is twice the populat

two hours later, a package was at waterloo train station. a third a half-hour later at london city airport. no one was injured by the small improvised explosive devices inside. and only one train line was briefly suspended. but transport police did say that passengers, like the ones here at waterloo station, are the eyes and ears of the network and asked them to report back if they see anything suspicious. scotland yard believes the three incidents are worked and are working with the irish police. >> they're collaborating to determine who sent these packages and what were the purpose of them being sent to these destinations? this is not the acts of a hobbyist or an amateur. >> reporter: police say they are keeping an open mind about the motive. roxana sabeiri, cbs, london. >>> the house of representatives is expected to vote today on a resolution condemning anti-semitism. it was spurred by accidents made by freshman representative, ilhan omar. she says some in congress has alieeelegiance to a foreign pow. nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: t

waterloo university. you go there and there's so many tech companies, actually blackberry started in waterloo and some super bright young people. when we went on a tour there and some of the stuff they were coming up with, you wouldn't even think of it. we want to make sure -- by the way, tech is tied into automotive now. it's highly tied into automotive and no matter if it's google or any tech companies working with the automotive industry. we are encouraging people that we -- we have the whole package in ontario. we have more natural resources than majority of areas right across north america. we have some of the smartest and brightest people in the entire world right in ontario. it's the most diverse -- ontario is probably the most diverse city in the entire world so no matter where you come from, you land in toronto you know you have people from your country there somewhere. it's just a great area. >> speaking of technology and data, you know, you have four daughters, i have two daughters, you know, t

they were found at heathrow and the london city airports and the country's busiest rail station waterloo no injuries were reported. and elderly couple in austria have had a lucky escape after a truck crashed into their living room. we call period into their home in a station house near a brewer now after it was hit by a train while crossing the tracks the couple are in shock their house will be torn down. the north korean leader kim jong un has arrived back home to a carefully choreographed welcome young this following the failure of last week's peace summit with the us summit president donald trump kim's four thousand kilometer journey by train from vietnam took sixty oz the meeting with trump ended up. properly without a deal on denuclearizing the korean peninsula. the former german foreign minister klaus kinkel has died he was eighty two kinkel was a veteran member of the business from the f.t.p. party he also held a number of other ministers posts on the chancellor which go on. to france's president. has called for a far reaching uniforms and warned against the dangers of populism th

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discovered at heathrow and london city airports as well as the country's or busiest railway station waterloo. france's president emanuel macro has called for far reaching reforms and warned against the dangers of populism three months ahead of european parliamentary elections he laid out his vision in an open letter addressed to the citizens of europe news outlets in all twenty eight e.u. member states published a letter in which he said we are at a pivotal moment for our continent a moment when together we need to politically and culturally reinvent the shape of our civilization in a changing world it is the moment for european renewal. so let's take a closer look at some of what the presence of the french president is proposing a new european agency for the protection of democracies would help shield the member states and the elections against cyber attacks and manipulation. mr macro also proposes a batting foreign funding of european political parties another hot button issue is migration the french president wants to reform the schengen border free area to set up a common border force an

investigating three packages containing explosives found at heathrow airport, london city airport and waterloosunday in londonderry in 1972, when 13 civilians were shot dead by the army,

waterloo, heathrow and london city airport. police say the devices were in full size envelopes and capable of ignite ago small fire when opened. which they say in the right place could have spread. fortunately the second two envelopes remained unopened. in heathrow, the areas of evacuated after the first package was opened. staff opened it and nobody was hurt. the next two were found the next couple hours. as i said, those sites are now open again but being closely monitored. trace? >> trace: benjamin, what are we learning where the packages came from? >> it seems the only evidence that the police have to go on at the moment, or they're disclosing, all three envelopes had irish stamps on them. we're told the irish police were called. a clear connection there. this comes a year as mi 5, the british security service, down graded the threat of a u.k. terrorist attacks by irish dissident republican groups. the security service lowered they assessment from substantial to moderate, which means intelligence officials consider an attac

they were discovered at london's heathrow and city airports and waterloo railway station the devices didn't hurt anyone for one caused a small fire and a heathrow office building. and also in the u.k. a sad and the number of knife attacks among teenagers has triggered an intense debate the home secretary is expected to meet police chiefs place they're looking for answers and as news barco reports from london they're likely to demand more money to put thousands of officers back onto the streets this is the brazen face of british knife crime boss gang members descended on a college day a month just seven threatened students a seventeen year old was wounded six people were arrested since the start of the year ten teens have been fatally stabbed twenty seven have been killed in the past twelve months seventeen year old jodie chesney was murdered last week she had never been involved in crime she was with a group of friends in this park when her killer approached he stabbed her in the back and left he didn't say a word knife crime is no longer confined to criminal gangs in deprived areas

three packages containing explosives that were found at heathrow airport, london city airport, and waterloothat counter—terrorism investigation, with the paper detailing a possible link to irish dissidents. the ft leads on a warning issued by the head of the civil service in northern ireland that the country faces "grave" consequences if britain leaves the eu without a deal. the guardian details the findings of a parliamentary report which claims that the home office is still failing despite the windrush scandal. the daily mail has on its front page details of a case involving an 18—year—old man who has been given a suspended prision sentence for a second weapons offence. the explosives sent to busy london hubs is the mirror's lead, with the paper detailing how the irish dissident group the new ira could be responsible. that is where we start. daisy, bombs sent to airports came from ireland, explosive devices found at three major transport hubs. the first thing that jumped out major transport hubs. the first thing thatjumped out to me over the story was the fact that these packages clearly

three explosive packages that were found yesterday at heathrow airport, london city airport, and waterlooation in central london nbc news's matt bradley filed this report late last night. >>> london authorities are searching for whoever mailed this explosive device, which went off when staff at heathrow airport opened this morning, causing a small fire the latest terror scare here putting the city on edge in all, three suspicious packages containing impro he viesed explosive devices arrived in the mail at heathrow, london city airport, and waterloo station. nobody was injured no flights or trains were delayed. london has been a frequent terror target, including a year and a half ago when a homemade subway bomb injured more than 20 >> police say they're treating all three incidents as linked and keeping an open mind regarding motives. >> that was matt bradley from nbc news reporting there >>> and in the run-up to international women's day on friday, we've been speaking about gender equality and female representation now, today we'll be looking at health, well being, and women in sports for

we have photos of two packages, addressed to the heathrow airport and waterloo station. both had similar republic of ireland stamps. the one made out to heathrow was opened and caught on fire. it arrived at an office building near the airport which was evacuated as a precaution. flights were not affected. the third package found at london city airport. no one was hurt. >>> president trump will visit alabama, friday to meet with victims of the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly six years. the ef4 twister that ravaged the area, track 70 miles into georgia. was one of at least 18 tornadoes that touched down, killing 23 people. search and rescue crews trying to find several people still missing. >> a lot of heavy equipment coming in two areas using to pick up big portions of debriefs. authorities say the death toll could have been higher. crews alabama residents at least an eight minute warning. >>> the house pushing backon house democrats' new investigation cohen them disgraceful and abusive. the house judiciary committee requesting documents from 81 individuals and entit

authorities say they were addressed to heathrow and london city airports, and the waterloo train station. each had a return address to dublin, ireland and contained devices designed to cause a small fire. >> it looks like these packages have been designed to shock and cause a stir, a media response >> london's counterterrorism unit is trying to track down the center with the help of irish police, but the clock is ticking. the concern is more packages could be coming. >>> for the first time in nasa history, a spacewalk at the iss will be completed entirely by women. the expedition will have two female astronauts and female flight controllers at the home. nasa says it was not planned that way. the was originally set for the fall. >>> races at one california track canceled after nearly 2 dozen horses have died in two months. what's being done to make sure this doesn't happen again. >>> a bay area police department showcasing a new set of wheels. the city's first fully electric patrol car. >>> a revamped tesla model s is the first all electric powered patrol car to join a pilot police force

they were found near london city airport and heathrow airport and the waterloo railway station. they are treating it as a linked series. matt bradley has the latest details. what have we got? >> they are treating these as linked because they came in basically identical packaging and they are treating it as a terrorism attack. as you mentioned, they referred the counter terror officers and called on them to investigate this. that shows some level of preparedness and they are calling these bombs ieds or improvised explosive devices. if you have been following them in the middle east, that means a lot of different things and normally it refers to something like a small bomb, normally homemade similar to a land mine. it started around 10:00 a.m. and the packages arrived at heathrow and waterloo before noon and shortly after noon at london city airport. it's a major, but small airport tucked into the city of london. these are all major transport hubs for britain's capital. heathrow is the busiest airport in europe, but the flights weren't effective because nobody was killed or injure

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jonathan bigley atty is outside waterloo, britain's busiest station. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mystery continues today. package did havethem. the mail room of this train station behind me a final destination. only one went off causing a small fire. sources believe this is the act of a pro trying to send some kind of message. police say the three packages were identical. all addressed to major transportation hubs with return addresses to dublin, ird and containing devices specifically designed to cause a small fire. only this one addressed simply to heathrow was opened causing the plastic packaging to melt. letters sent to waterloo and london city airport were identified as suspicious before they were opened. >> it looks like these packages have been designed to shock and to cause a stir, to cause a media response rather than to cause death. >> reporter: all three packages are believed to be linked. sources tell cbs news at this early stage they could be anything from a political message leading up to the uk's exit from the eu to some

watch as ts trapped resident captured on video rushing water surrounding their home in waterloo. officials warning residents that bridge structures are unsafe to travel on even after the water recedes. and unfortunately, this is the kind of flooding that stays in place for awhile as well. so the missouri river in eastern nebraska, we've got the warnings up in red here. look at that large chunk of red. that stays in record flood into the middle of the week, and then track that down to the south as all the water moves. st. joseph, missouri which is just a little north of kansas city there, we get into major flood by wednesday. so it's slow-moving water that tends to stay as well. eva? >> all right. thanks, sam. >>> this morning, we have a new entry in the race for president. new york senator kirsten gillibrand announcing her candidacy while other candidates this weekend fanned out across a half dozen states, and the undeclared joe biden making a major appearance. >> that's right. the former vice president speaking at a democratic party dinner in his home state of delaware, and mayb

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