a man has been arrested by police in the us state of illinois after six people were shot dead at an independence day parade. a bbc investigation has found that children as young as 11 have been housed in temporary accomodation as record numbers are placed into care. 50,000 people have been put on evacuation alert as floods hit sydney for the third time this year. and cameron norrie, the last brit standing at wimbledon, is trying to reach his first ever semifinal, battling belgian david goffin. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the cabinet office minister, michael ellis, has confirmed that borisjohnson was aware of a complaint about alleged inappropriate behaviour by the mp chris pincher before appointing him deputy chief whip, but had forgotten he was told about it. lord mcdonald, the former top civil servant in the foreign office, said downing street had not told the truth when it said the prime minister was not aware of any formal complaints. labour s deputy leader,
vehicle. he issued an alert yesterday afternoon, the chief provided the vehicle information and crimo s information. very thankful that an alert member of the community saw crimo s vehicle travelling southbound on route a1, dialled 911 and alerted north chicago police officers who spotted the vehicle and waited for additional back up units to arrive and were able to safely apprehend crimo with no danger to the officers. inside the vehicle, second rifle was located, indications indications that that was purchased ijy indications that that was purchased by crimo as well. thus far, over 30 people were injured by the attack and this does not include the six who lost their lives. right now crimo remains in custody at this time. there are no indications that there was anybody else involved in this attack. by all indications, it appears that crimo was acting by himself. the attorneys office has been with us in from the ground level and are with us this morning, but this through the night. we
the final photo of matthew willson taken on the second day of a visit to his girlfriend katherine sheppard in atlanta, just hours before his life was taken away. at around 2am last sunday, the couple awoke in this bed to gunshots being fired nearby. in what police are calling a random and senseless act, one of the bullets penetrated the exterior wall of the room, hitting matthew. as he lay dying in katherine s arms, her flatmate dialled 911. after the third orfourth round, ijust remember katherine sheppard screaming that matt had been shot, and when i walked over to the. ran over to the room, i saw he was laying on the bed, with a wound on his head, and just we called 911 instantly and we were trying our best to stop the wound. matthew, from chertsey in surrey, was a former phd student at the university of exeter, now working remotely
car, something that happens a millions times in this city. police say that her alleged killer pushed into the door as she went in, followed her six floors up, staying one floor behind her. and then when she opened her door, he pushed into her apartment. neighbors heard calls for help, dialled 911, and then those calls went silent. it could have been me. it could have been anybody in the building. reporter: police responded quickly. prosecutors say the alleged killer inside the apartment spoke to police behind the closed door pretending to be a woman and telling them to go away. it took over an hour to get into the apartment. by that time lee was dead. prosecutors say her alleged killer, the 25-year-old was found hiding under the bed. you didn t kill her because she was asian? reporter: i didn t kill nobody. he s so far been charged with murder and burglary. more charges may be coming.
you even faced more problems when a river south of here may really bring damage to your county. with the sun being out, it s a false sense of security. we re not out of the woods. the west side of this county, the river has not crested. 55 feet. by tomorrow morning it will go to 50 which is record flooding. we ve never experienced that. so we re asking people, if you see water, we re asking you to turn around. two individuals yesterday saw water across the road but they tried it, started taking water, dialled 911. just unfortunately couldn t get to them in time. reporter: that s just a reality. not out of the woods yet, sandra. that s what s going on as continued flooding happening. back to you. sandra: thanks to that team for their dedication to the rescue efforts. you ve been traveling with them throughout the day. griff general kin, thank you. one big question remain, what is next for the gulf coast?