scotland yard believes abdul shokoor ezedi went into the water in the hours after the attack last month. a police boat has been seen circling between chelsea and vauxhall bridges. our correspondent, charlie rose, is at the scene of the search and has the latest. police started searching this section of the river thames at nine o clock this morning, basically to take advantage of the low tide. why have they started searching the river? because, they say, here in chelsea bridge, here on chelsea bridge, this is where abdul shokoor ezedi was last seen, the wednesday before last, four hours after that horrific attack in clapham where a mother and her two young daughters were doused in a corrosive alkaline substance. now, police are going to have their work cut out because they say there are very challenging conditions. low tide is possibly the best time to search the river. there are obstacles in the way, there are also snags. but this is their latest theory, that abdul shokoor ez
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hello everyone, i m john, velocity are watching cnn newsroom and we begin on the border with gusts that where the clock is ticking down tunis really ground offensive. negotiations continue to try and free more than 200 hostages being held by hamas, and other militant groups and as the. sources say these negotiations a priest to reach with the minds of herschel, israel says that is a nonstarter. at the same, time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to reassure troops who are on standby for more than two weeks the ground offensive is still on track with just one goal to smash hamas retaliation for the militant group of the attack were seven and 1400 civilians in israel dead. even before any ground incursion unrelenting is really a strike that had a devastating impact on gaza and more than 2 million palestinians who live there and now facing a dire humanitarian crisis. on tuesday, on the eighth of an expected 20 hr expressed over from egypt. as the civilian battl
with more on this, i m joined by nitesh shah. he joined by nitesh shah. is head of notties. thank yo being he is head of notties. thank you for being with us, so, we are flirting with this $95 barrel level, production has been cut. that is why prices are going up. it is fair to say this is opec plus, russia and saudi arabia s plans bearing fruit? yes, so, to peck group and in particular russia and saudi arabia have been angling for tightening up the market to push prices to these levels, they have extended recently extended their supply cuts against market expectations, that is what drove it above 90 but we are close to 95 now, that a recent leg in movement in oil prices has been driven by the tight innocence the market n the us storage levels are going to record lows and in past months what we are finding, despite to peck saudi arabia, russia particular driving down production, us was making up for that, us production was rising, now that seems to have come to an end, us pro