at least 20 people have been injured after a vehicle was driven through barricades into crowds taking part in a holiday parade in the us state of wisconsin. the police chief in the town of waukesha said police had recovered a suspect vehicle. and the mayor of the town, sean reilly, here he is now, live with the latest. my reilly, here he is now, live with the latest.— reilly, here he is now, live with the latest. my heart goes out to all of _ with the latest. my heart goes out to all of those _ with the latest. my heart goes out to all of those affected - with the latest. my heart goes out to all of those affected by| out to all of those affected by this senseless act. my heart goes out to those injured as well as to their families. my heart goes out to those who are witness to these events. my heart goes out to those who lost a loved one tonight. i want to thank all of those who sprang into action tonight to provide help and comfort to those who were injured. i pray for all of those that were injured, that they recover. i pray for those who lost a loved one. thank you to our police and fire departments as well as many others that have helped the city of waukesha. there are other departments, the county, the state, the federal government has contacted me and they have all asked how they can help. i know ourfirst responders are also deeply affected by the events of the day and i pray for them and if they find healing and everyone involved in this situation find healing. chief?— healing. chief? thank you, mair. today's _ healing. chief? thank you, mair. today's tragic - healing. chief? thank you, | mair. today's tragic incident occurred _ mair. today's tragic incident occurred on november the 215t 2021— occurred on november the 215t 2021 at— occurred on november the 215t 2021 at 4:39pm at casper avenue and main— 2021 at 4:39pm at casper avenue and main street. the waukesha christmas — and main street. the waukesha christmas parade was taking place — christmas parade was taking place when an s uv headed into the mainstream. can place when an 5 uv headed into the mainstream.— the mainstream. can you speak u, the mainstream. can you speak up. please? — the mainstream. can you speak up. please? the _ the mainstream. can you speak up, please? the vehicle - the mainstream. can you speak up, please? the vehicle struck| up, please? the vehicle struck more than _ up, please? the vehicle struck more than 20 _ up, please? the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals - up, please? the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals and l more than 20 individuals and some — more than 20 individuals and some of— more than 20 individuals and some of them were children and there _ some of them were children and there were some fatalities as a result— there were some fatalities as a result of— there were some fatalities as a result of the incident. we will not be — result of the incident. we will not be releasing information of the talent is at this time i are — the talent is at this time i are working and notifying the family— are working and notifying the family members of the deceased. an officer— family members of the deceased. an officer did discharge his weapon— an officer did discharge his weapon at the suspect's vehicle to try— weapon at the suspect's vehicle to try to— weapon at the suspect's vehicle to try to stop the vehicle. no bystanders were injured as a result— bystanders were injured as a result of— bystanders were injured as a result of the weapon discharge. the officer involved has worked at the _ the officer involved has worked at the department for six and a half years _ at the department for six and a half years. victims were transferred by waukesha fire department to hospital, and police — department to hospital, and police officers also transferred victims of the hospital and family members also — hospital and family members also transferred victims from the scene to the hospital. we are no— the scene to the hospital. we are no longer looking for a suspect— are no longer looking for a suspect vehicle. we do have a person— suspect vehicle. we do have a person of— suspect vehicle. we do have a person of interest in custody at the — person of interest in custody at the moment, but this is still— at the moment, but this is still a _ at the moment, but this is still a very fluid investigation. in this unprecedented tragic event we saw the — unprecedented tragic event we saw the resiliency of a community coming together. i also _ community coming together. i also want _ community coming together. i also want to thank all law enforcement partners, both federal. _ enforcement partners, both federal, state, dci, state patrol, _ federal, state, dci, state patrol, waukesha sheriffs department, brookville police department, the fbi, atf and all other— department, the fbi, atf and all other partners who responded to assist in this tragedy _ responded to assist in this tragedy. it is unknown at this time — tragedy. it is unknown at this time whether the incident has any nexus to terrorism. to the families— any nexus to terrorism. to the families involved, you are in waukesha's police department thoughts and prayers. to the waukesha community, the scene is how— waukesha community, the scene is how safe — waukesha community, the scene is now safe and secure. i will take — is now safe and secure. i will take a — is now safe and secure. i will take a few— is now safe and secure. i will take a few questions. can chief i would take a few questions. can chief i would speak— take a few questions. can chief i would speak first _ take a few questions. can chief i would speak first about - take a few questions. can chief i would speak first about the i i would speak first about the victims? _ i would speak first about the victims? i— i would speak first about the victims? . , i would speak first about the victims? ., , , ., ., victims? i was 'ust going to rovide victims? i was 'ust going to provide some — victims? i wasjust going to provide some brief- victims? i wasjust going to - provide some brief information regarding the patients we transported. and the waukesha was part of the parade, and we normally have an engine at the parade and the soon as we heard a cold coming we had radio traffic and immediately responded from five of the stations. we activated the mass casualties protocols and made this box alarm system and activated a box to the second alarm which means we received assistance not only from the fire stations but all personnel on duty but from approximately 12 other fire departments. the city of waukesha fire department and its partners transported a total of ii transported a total of 11 adults and i2 paediatric patients to six area hospitals. we do not have any specifics on the injuries at this time, all of the patients were transported and there are some fatalities and we do not have any detailed information on the fatalities at this time. i fatalities at this time. i think we can expect a few questions now from the reporters as we were hearing just a moment ago from the police chief, dan thompson, who is ready to take questions. we made notifications to family members, so that number and, made notifications to family members, so that numberand, to be honest— members, so that numberand, to be honest with you, the investigation is still fluid so i investigation is still fluid so i don't _ investigation is still fluid so i don't have an exact number at this time — i don't have an exact number at this time to _ i don't have an exact number at this time to give you.— this time to give you. what school was _ this time to give you. what school was that, _ this time to give you. what school was that, the - this time to give you. what i school was that, the marching band — school was that, the marching band that _ school was that, the marching band that you _ school was that, the marching band that you see _ school was that, the marching band that you see in - school was that, the marching band that you see in the - school was that, the marching. band that you see in the video? i band that you see in the video? i couldn't— band that you see in the video? i couldn't even _ band that you see in the video? i couldn't even tell _ band that you see in the video? i couldn't even tell you. - band that you see in the video? i couldn't even tell you. i- icouldn't even tell you. i couldn't— i couldn't even tell you. i couldn't tell you what band was playing — couldn't tell you what band was playing. 35m couldn't tell you what band was .la in. _ �* ., couldn't tell you what band was -la inc. . ., ., , couldn't tell you what band was - in. ., ,, couldn't tell you what band was - in. . ., ,, ., playing. an alert was issued at 7:05m, playing. an alert was issued at 7:05pm. so — playing. an alert was issued at 7:05pm. so can _ playing. an alert was issued at 7:05pm, so can you _ playing. an alert was issued at 7:05pm, so can you elaborate | 7:05pm, so can you elaborate customer— 7:05pm, so can you elaborate customer the _ 7:05pm, so can you elaborate customer the reason - 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are still ongoing comms and it's a crime scene so we didl it's a crime scene so we did not — it's a crime scene so we did not want _ it's a crime scene so we did not want members - it's a crime scene so we did not want members of- it's a crime scene so we did not want members of the l not want members of the community— not want members of the community coming - not want members of the community coming into l not want members of the l community coming into the not want members of the - community coming into the crime scene, _ community coming into the crime scene, so — community coming into the crime scene, so we _ community coming into the crime scene, so we wanted _ community coming into the crime scene, so we wanted the - community coming into the crime i scene, so we wanted the members of the _ scene, so we wanted the members of the community— scene, so we wanted the members of the community to _ scene, so we wanted the members of the community to shelter - scene, so we wanted the members of the community to shelter in - of the community to shelter in place — of the community to shelter in lace. . , of the community to shelter in lace. ., , , of the community to shelter in lace. . , , ., of the community to shelter in lace. ., , , ., ., place. that is why that alert went out- — place. that is why that alert went out. is _ place. that is why that alert went out. is that _ place. that is why that alert went out. is that still - place. that is why that alert went out. is that still in - went out. is that still in effect? _ went out. is that still in effect? no, _ went out. is that still in effect? no, it is- went out. is that still in effect? no, it is not. i went out. is that still in l effect? no, it is not. was went out. is that still in - effect? no, it is not. was the erson effect? no, it is not. was the person struck— effect? no, it is not. was the person struck by _ effect? no, it is not. was the person struck by the - effect? no, it is not. was the person struck by the officer's| person struck by the officer's shot? — person struck by the officer's shot? . �* , , person struck by the officer's shot? ., �* , , ., person struck by the officer's shot? ., �*, , ., ., ., shot? that's still an ongoing investigation _ shot? that's still an ongoing investigation and _ shot? that's still an ongoing investigation and we - shot? that's still an ongoing investigation and we are - shot? that's still an ongoing j investigation and we are still working the details out. itruiiiiii working the details out. will all schools _ working the details out. will all schools in _ working the details out. will all schools in a _ working the details out. will all schools in a waukesha be closed — all schools in a waukesha be closed tomorrow? _ all schools in a waukesha be closed tomorrow? we - all schools in a waukesha be closed tomorrow?— all schools in a waukesha be closed tomorrow? we do not know at this time- _ closed tomorrow? we do not know at this time. how _ closed tomorrow? we do not know at this time. how long _ closed tomorrow? we do not know at this time. how long do - closed tomorrow? we do not know at this time. how long do you - at this time. how long do you exect at this time. how long do you expect the — at this time. how long do you expect the street _ at this time. how long do you expect the street to - at this time. how long do you expect the street to be - at this time. how long do you expect the street to be close | expect the street to be close customer _ expect the street to be close customer earlier, _ expect the street to be close customer earlier, you - expect the street to be close customer earlier, you said i expect the street to be close i customer earlier, you said you were _ customer earlier, you said you were unaware _ customer earlier, you said you were unaware of— customer earlier, you said you were unaware of any— customer earlier, you said you were unaware of any gun - customer earlier, you said you| were unaware of any gun shots from _ were unaware of any gun shots from the — were unaware of any gun shots from the vehicle, _ were unaware of any gun shots from the vehicle, so _ were unaware of any gun shots from the vehicle, so can - were unaware of any gun shots from the vehicle, so can you i from the vehicle, so can you clarify— from the vehicle, so can you clarify that _ from the vehicle, so can you clarify that the _ from the vehicle, so can you clarify that the suspect - clarify that the suspect driving _ clarify that the suspect driving was... - clarify that the suspect driving was. . .- clarify that the suspect driving was... clarify that the suspect drivin: was... ~ ., �* , driving was... we don't believe at this time _ driving was... we don't believe at this time there _ driving was... we don't believe at this time there were - driving was... we don't believe at this time there were any - at this time there were any shots — at this time there were any shots from the vehicle and we think— shots from the vehicle and we think it — shots from the vehicle and we think it was the discharge of shots — think it was the discharge of shots to— think it was the discharge of shots to stop the vehicle because the vehicle went through the barricade. what did the person _ through the barricade. what did the person of— through the barricade. what did the person of interest _ through the barricade. what did the person of interest say - through the barricade. what did the person of interest say when j the person of interest say when you took— the person of interest say when you took him _ the person of interest say when you took him into _ the person of interest say when you took him into custody? - the person of interest say whenl you took him into custody? that is still unknown _ you took him into custody? that is still unknown at _ you took him into custody? that is still unknown at this - you took him into custody? is still unknown at this time. that's— is still unknown at this time. that's all— is still unknown at this time. that's all the questions we're going to take right now but we will put any and more information on the city social media accounts and there will be further press conferences and further information. that's all we can put out a night at this time. thank you.- this time. thank you. that brinus this time. thank you. that brings an _ this time. thank you. that brings an end _ this time. thank you. that brings an end to _ this time. thank you. that brings an end to the - this time. thank you. that brings an end to the update, the media update led largely by the media update led largely by the police chief, dan thompson and to be fair, a slightly scratchy affair, i think it's fair to say. and it's clear the police want to give so much information but no more, but within that it was made clear there are 12 children, 11 adults who were taken to hospital with injuries and as both the police chief and fire chief said, there were some fatalities and they are not giving any more details, partly as explain, some of the relatives might not yet have been informed about the situation. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge. we did learn a little bit more, but as a starting point, while we are getting details coming in, let's create what was happening here. this was your classic holiday parade, everyone out on a weekend, enjoying what they thought would be freely through the streets of their city.- streets of their city. that's ri . ht. streets of their city. that's right. sunday _ streets of their city. that's right. sunday afternoon, l streets of their city. that's. right. sunday afternoon, for streets of their city. that's - right. sunday afternoon, for 40 right. sunday afternoon, for a0 pm and families were gathered, local schools with their marching bands and dance troupes of people of all ages and they were celebrating their annual christmas tradition, this christmas parade and you can see this red car and this video is from the city of waukesha, they were doing a live stream of the event and this is the moment and you can see the police officer running after that car. large crowds gathered and lots of children there, so devastatingly we had there, so devastatingly we had the numbers, that 11 adults taken but also 12 children taken but also 12 children taken to hospital with injuries. and we were given no further details about the injuries and we know there have been fatalities but we don't how many. coming together at this time of year, this had a devastating impact.- this time of year, this had a devastating impact. there were re orts devastating impact. there were reports earlier _ devastating impact. there were reports earlier on _ devastating impact. there were reports earlier on some - devastating impact. there were reports earlier on some people| reports earlier on some people hearing a short or several shots fired. we have some clarification here as to what is going on. clarification here as to what is going on-_ clarification here as to what is going on. police officer we are told this _ is going on. police officer we are told this discharge - is going on. police officer we are told this discharge the i are told this discharge the weapon as it was making its way through the crowd of people and police, sorry, eyewitnesses said they had heard gunshots at the time, so it wasn't clear where it came from, say police have been keen to clear it up but its not believe the gun was used by the driver of the car, but police discharged a weapon to try to stop the vehicle. police also said they had a personal interest in custody, so they have one person in custody and they wouldn't give any further details about it at this stage but they said the scene is now safe and secure but interestingly as we were getting the contrasting reports about whether should shelter in place about whether the scene was safe, police said it was an active crime scene and they need to canvas and get as many witness statements and is much evidence as possible so they do want people in the area not to go there and to shelter in place and stay inside their homes so as not to contaminate the crime scene. has homes so as not to contaminate the crime scene.— the crime scene. as you speak, we have a _ the crime scene. as you speak, we have a line _ the crime scene. as you speak, we have a line saying _ the crime scene. as you speak, we have a line saying the - we have a line saying the shelter in place order is no longer in effect but the police chief said it was a fluid situation and they have got the car and they have got someone of interest in custody, so it would seem from their point of view that this is a closed case nonetheless. it's the ramifications of all of this that will be significant, i think it's fair to say, possibly beyond this isolated incident. ~ , ., incident. absolutely and there are families _ incident. absolutely and there are families getting _ incident. absolutely and there are families getting horrible i are families getting horrible calls from law enforcement and thatis calls from law enforcement and that is why they would not release further details about the victims in any of their ages or names because the families in many cases are still being notified, so some horrible calls that law enforcement officers will have to make tonight and that was mentioned by the local mayor to make sure the first responders in the case had been really affected by this. interestingly the fire chief who we heard about from a short while ago, he said the local fire stations and floats in that parade, so they were on the scene quickly and were able to respond as soon as they heard over the radio the coming in.- soon as they heard over the radio the coming in. let's be thankful for _ radio the coming in. let's be thankful for small— radio the coming in. let's be thankful for small mercies. i thankful for small mercies. courtney, thank you for that. we have aged tweet coming from the governor of wisconsin who has put this out. ? we have a tweet. we have received some more information from the police chief, primarily. our north america correspondent is with us and has been listening into all that. a little bit more light shed on the situation now, even if we don't know much more about the person who they have in custody.— have in custody. yes, and read the new information _ have in custody. yes, and read the new information we - have in custody. yes, and read the new information we are i the new information we are getting is the information a lot of people have been dreading, confirmation that some people have lost their lives and there were children involved, including amongst the casualties, and more than ten children taken to hospital and we don't know the condition. so many questions swirling around and we don't know the motive and we don't know the motive and we don't know the motive and we know there is someone in custody but we don't know the motive and we don't know if the authorities are looking for more people involved in the police a little while ago issued a shelter in place order for anyone within half a mile of the downtown area where this happened and to stay sheltered in place until the all clear is given. and we don't know exactly the reason for that and it could be that they don't want people going to that area and making a chaotic situation more difficult to investigate and that could be the reason. people had been told the all clear had been given in terms of safety in terms of the local people was over. but still a lot of tension in the area. lots of questions remaining unanswered. 50 lots of questions remaining unanswered.— lots of questions remaining unanswered. . ., ., ., unanswered. so much information we don't know _ unanswered. so much information we don't know at _ unanswered. so much information we don't know at the _ unanswered. so much information we don't know at the moment - unanswered. so much information we don't know at the moment and one has to be careful it's back 7 one has to be careful it's back ? facts and the information that we appreciate that waukesha is barely an hourfrom kenosha and kyle rittenhouse has just been cleared of the fatal killing of two men and one of being injured. there are people making connections which is perhaps slightly loose but it's difficult to avoid. it’s it's difficult to avoid. it's very difficult _ it's difficult to avoid. it's very difficult to - it's difficult to avoid. it�*s very difficult to avoid because you hear, wisconsin, not a state talked about everyday has been high—profile in the news for the last week or so for the very reasons you just explained, so people understandably might wonder whether there is any connection and we have to say quite plainly that we have absolutely no suggestion at this stage that there is any connection between the events of the last few days and what has happened in the last few hours. clearly there was a strong security presence in kenosha last night and the authorities were prepared in case there was any trouble following the decision of the jury which there wasn't, and there had been protest around the us with people protesting and objecting to the decision the jury came to, but by and large the protest and some demonstrations have been peaceful, so it may be an unusual coincidence that these two events are unfolding about an hour apart. two events are unfolding about an hour apart-— two events are unfolding about an hour apart. peter, thank you very much _ an hour apart. peter, thank you very much indeed, _ an hour apart. peter, thank you very much indeed, bringing - an hour apart. peter, thank you very much indeed, bringing us. very much indeed, bringing us up very much indeed, bringing us up to date on the situation there in macro one ? waukesha. to summarise, the police chief in the last few moments has confirmed that there have been some fatalities and more than 20 people, half of them children, more than half, have been taken to hospital after a driver so i driver ran into the parade through the heart of the city, a holiday parade in his red suv, which has now been found by the police. we will keep across that for you as it develops. do stay with us on bbc news. much more still to bring you, along with that, including the missing chinese tennis player, peng shuai, who tells olympic officials in a video call that she is safe and well. we have more on that. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it,'s a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly the hot—air. balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, - but nobody seem to mind very much. as one local comic put it, it is not hot air we need, | it is hard cash. cuba has declared nine days of morning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s and it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. a number of people have died after a car crashed into a crowd in the us state wisconsin. counting is underway after the first round of presidential elections in chile. seven candidates are competing to replace the outgoing sebastian pinyera. early results suggest there's likely to be a runoff between the two front—runners. we can now speak to freelance journalist jane chambers who joins us from the chilean capital santiago. thanks forjoining us. please just lay out what the situation is now. we are down to two? we are is now. we are down to two? - are definitely down to two. so today was the first round of voting and there will be a second round on the 19th of december and the two candidates, the far right wing candidate, and on the other side, the far left wing candidate, so very different candidates going through to the second round.— second round. suitably polarised. _ second round. suitably polarised, you - second round. suitably polarised, you might l second round. suitably. polarised, you might say, second round. suitably- polarised, you might say, in terms of who these two are. but it does raise questions as to who is voting for whom i suppose. it who is voting for whom i soppose-_ who is voting for whom i suppose. who is voting for whom i suuose. ., , ~ suppose. it does. and it's been an interesting _ suppose. it does. and it's been an interesting round _ suppose. it does. and it's been an interesting round of- an interesting round of elections because they have been more centre—right and centre—left and now as you say, it's more polarised. there are people voting forjose antonio kast. and he is the conservative cabinet, and gabriel boric said he would send neoliberalism to his grave as it is the cradle for neoliberalism and will raise super taxes for the rich, so very different outlooks from each of the candidates.- each of the candidates. gabriel boric is each of the candidates. gabriel lzvoric is very — each of the candidates. gabriel boric is very young, _ each of the candidates. gabriel boric is very young, 35 - each of the candidates. gabriel boric is very young, 35 years i boric is very young, 35 years old. does it divide in terms of a generational vote?- a generational vote? some eo - le a generational vote? some people think _ a generational vote? some people think it _ a generational vote? some people think it does. - a generational vote? some people think it does. some people think it does. some people think it does. some people think the older more traditional voting forjose antonio kast, while the younger ones are going to gabriel boric and he was one of the student leaders some years ago when there are lots of protests about education injuly, so a lot of supporters here want changes in education as well. jane, thank you very much indeed for that. jane from santiago with the latest on the presidential election there. the missing chinese tennis star peng shuai has told the international olympic committee she is "safe and well" during a video call with its president, thomas bach. the athlete hasn't been seen in public since she made accusations of sexual assault against this senior chinese politician several weeks ago. ben rothenberg is a tennis journalist and host of the no challenges remaining' podcast. he's been following the story and joins me live now from washington. that is quite a move in terms of this saga, and the fact that thomas back, the president of the international olympic committee has been able to talk openly with peng shuai, along with the head of the athletes commission of the ioc. that must give some cause for comfort, doesn't it? it must give some cause for comfort, doesn't it? it does rive comfort, doesn't it? it does give some- _ comfort, doesn't it? it does give some. the _ comfort, doesn't it? it does give some. the key - comfort, doesn't it? it does give some. the key word i comfort, doesn't it? it does give some. the key word is| comfort, doesn't it? it does - give some. the key word is some cause for comfort. it is a proof of life moment for peng shuai knowing people were able to speak to her live which is a very positive development but we are still having a lot of questions, but also for the reasons we wondered about peng shuai in the first place, namely, the accusation she made against a former senior official in the chinese communist party. though some still not been addressed and nothing in the ioc statement released mentioned anything about those accusations or where they stood or the possibility of investigating now. it really did was offer a short three paragraph statement that really, honestly, sounded like it was written by the chinese government in terms of how much she wanted to make it clear that the message was nothing to see here, everything is calm, please stop looking into this. is calm, please stop looking into this-— is calm, please stop looking into this. �* , , is calm, please stop looking into this. �*, , , into this. the ioc's message is the 've into this. the ioc's message is they've adopted _ into this. the ioc's message is they've adopted an _ into this. the ioc's message is they've adopted an approach i into this. the ioc's message is| they've adopted an approach of quiet diplomacy and it has got them significantly further, one might say than other attempts so far. the wta springs to mind, the women's tennis association, who take on a very firm line indeed. it’s association, who take on a very firm line indeed.— firm line indeed. it's taken them further _ firm line indeed. it's taken them further but _ firm line indeed. it's taken them further but the - firm line indeed. it's taken i them further but the question is where they want to go and with the ioc it's fair to say that their main goal is keeping things on track, understandably, for the 2022 winter olympics held in beijing and are only a few months away and are only a few months away and settled into a feathery start date, so the main ioc priority is to make sure that the smoke clears in time for the smoke clears in time for the torch lighting there. i think that's a very different goal than the wta house, which is to preach about ideas about transparency and lack of censorship and that women need to be heard and accusations like these should be taken seriously. these groups are very different goals and the ioc goal is for things to calm down in this landscape in china. ~ ., ~' china. where do you think the s-uortin china. where do you think the sporting landscape _ china. where do you think the sporting landscape is - china. where do you think the sporting landscape is left - china. where do you think the l sporting landscape is left now? it's hard to imagine, there are lots of sports, and sportspeople who have spoken out and said that the simply will not do. that's not going to dissipate until people are genuinely comfortable she is ok and able to do what she wants to do. ., ., , to do. there are two different fronts. to do. there are two different fronts- the — to do. there are two different fronts. the wta _ to do. there are two different fronts. the wta will - to do. there are two different fronts. the wta will have - to do. there are two different fronts. the wta will have to i fronts. the wta will have to decide if it's enough for them and i think they will insist on wanting direct contact with peng shuai herself and they have not gotten that today and i don't think this second—hand report will do enough to assuage them, and nor should it given the position they've outlined and i think there's a lot of opportunity here for the national committees of various countries which have concerns about peng shuai. she was discussed in the us and various members of the uk government have also discussed her and there's many people who might have questions must not be satisfied with what we see from china on a sports management front in this crisis in terms of the lack of transparency and their censorship with the olympics fast approaching and i think it will start to lead conversations about whether a boycott should be threatened or other diplomatic actions around the limbic games. we other diplomatic actions around the limbic games.— the limbic games. we will see what the next _ the limbic games. we will see what the next step _ the limbic games. we will see what the next step in. - the limbic games. we will see what the next step in. thanks| what the next step in. thanks very much indeed ? the olympic games. just to bring up to date on the situation we have been covering in wausheka. a car has been driven into a holiday parade in the us state of wisconsin. at least 20 people, including children, were injured when the vehicle ploughed through crowds in the town of waukesha. we also know from the police chief that there have been some fatalities although we are not being given any more detail than that at the moment. after one red suv was filmed right? driving into the parade, quite clearly hitting a number of people in the process. the car itself, the police chief tells us, has been found, and one person of interest is in custody. but the situation there is actually described as fluid. that's the latest year on bbc world news. hello. sunnier, colderweather by day means clearer, frostier conditions at night. and for many, it will be a frost as monday begins, but a fine, dry, sunny day to come. now feeling chilly although temperatures are edging back closer to average for the time of year. we've lost that straight wind from the north and, around this area of high pressure, some less chilly air feeding in. and so temperatures willjust recover closer to average for this time of year. and it is high pressure and that means a lot of dry weather for the next couple days. so cloud going to increase, as we will see in a moment. not much cloud around though first thing monday with the extent of the frost, just the north coast of northern ireland, far north of scotland and down the east coast of england avoiding that frost. northern scotland with cloud and breeze seeing patchy rain, some showers feeding in towards kent and sussex and the channel islands. cloud increasing in northern ireland during the day. but for most, it's another sunny day to come and feeling chilly, although temperatures not far from average. it's all relative compared of course with the really mild autumn we've had so far. cloud increases from the north as we go through monday night and into tuesday morning, across scotland, northern ireland, into northern england and wales. the clearer skies in south wales, midlands and toward southern england is where we are most likely to have a frost on tuesday morning. there could also be some mist and fog patches. but frost is less widespread as tuesday begins. but there is more cloud around. despite the cloud, most places stay dry but still some patchy rain across parts of northern and western scotland. best of any lingering sunny spells in southern england, south wales, parts of the midlands too. more tens showing up on the chart here so temperatures have edged up a little. won't last long, though, because through wednesday there's another cold front moving southwards, for thursday we're into colder air coming down the north, at the end of the week we're watching this area of low pressure which is likely turn things windier and wetter. later this week, we're getting back into the colder air. as the wind picks up around that area of low pressure, wind chill will be more of a factor, along with an increasing chance of overnight frost. a fairly quiet few days before the weather turns more active later in the week. colder, wetter, windier and an increasing chance of getting some wintry showers as well. morikawa this is bbc news, the headlines: a number of people have been killed and more than 20 people injured, many of them children, after a car crashed into a parade in the city of waukesha in the us state wisconsin. police are yet to confirm the exact number of fatalities. a suspect is in custody, the scene is now said to be safe. chinese tennis star peng shuai has spoken to officials from the international olympic committee on a video call. the ioc said ms peng assured them she was safe and well but wanted her privacy respected. she hadn't been seen since making sexual assault allegations against a former senior politician. chile's presidential election is heading for a run—off between candidates at the extremes of the political spectrum. the far right former congressmanjose antonio kast will face off next month against the left—wing former student leader gabriel boric. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show.