him go. had to. but what about that mysterious man travis said he left kenia with at the gas station? >> we couldn't find him. he was gone. >> wow. >> we send out bulletins. we put it on the news. and we didn't get anybody to come forward and say, yeah, i know this guy. >> reporter: but d.a. lombardi did get a search warrant for travis's white cargo van, to see if it held any clues. and inside it reeked of bleach. >> to the point where when you spray something like on a ceiling, a roof, and you spray it so much it drips down, that's how much bleach he'd sprayed on this van. >> he was determined to erase something. >> everything. everything. so we're going through his van, we're taking off doors, we're vacuuming, we're crawling underneath it. >> reporter: the van for the most part was spotless. except for something odd that
correspondents dinner lives saturday at seven eastern on cnn what got some news jazz to into us. >> we're following reports that north korea is believed to find a ballistic missile just a short time ago into the waters of its east coast depends coast guard alerted its vessels in the vicinity about 30 minutes ago. and just six minutes later, at announced that the missile, it already fallen alerts were also issued by south korea's military and japan's government we'll. continue to follow this developing story. well, as people around the world, marc earth day-to-day, some young an up meteorologists, awarding of a very grim future for our planet these climates savvy kids have been taking over the airwaves in new effort by the united nations development program, where young people anchors special whether bulletins, wanting of the perils of climate change and its effects on global weather will are meteorologist derek
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later bulletins on bbc news. in the meantime, back to london. thank you, steve, thank you shaimaa khalil. jubilant scenes there in taiwan is the dpp's william lai set to be taiwan's next president gets ready to make his victory speech and as steve said there, he will bring you all the highlights later on in the programme. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. most of us have seen plenty of this today, a lot of cloud around, but it is predominantly dry. the weather story, though, is on the change from tomorrow and into next week. it's going to turn noticeably colder with a risk of snow, even at lower levels in the north. and, yes, we will see some severe night—time frost. for the here and now, though, for the start of this weekend, we've got this cold front sinking its way steadily southwards. the real cold air not quite arriving yet, but it means some brighter skies behind that cold front, a scattering of showers to the north west of the great glen and some sunshine to the east
we've got a front sinking south, bringing cloud, but some bright spells. for sunday, a couple of fronts that will start to move south. as a result, we get back that cold blast of arctic air. so waking up to a frost on monday morning, but should be dry with a bit of sunshine. that's it from me — there's more on the bbc news app, and there will be regular bulletins on bbc radio london across the morning. i'll be back in half an hour. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. the uk and the united states have launched overnight strikes against houthi rebels in yemen — bombing more than 60 targets in 16 locations. it comes after weeks of attacks by the rebels on cargo
for sunday, a couple of fronts that will start to move south. as a result, we get back that cold blast of arctic air. so waking up to a frost on monday morning, but should be dry with a bit of sunshine. that's it. there's more on the bbc news app and there will be regular bulletins on bbc radio london across the morning. i'll be back in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. we can bring you up—to—date with what is going on. rishi sunak and us presidentjoe biden have confirmed air strikes against houthi targets have taken place in yemen. the iran—backed rebels have been attacking commercial shipping routes in the red sea. the us air force said 60 targets in 16 locations were the focus of the co—ordinated military action.
there's more on the bbc news app and there will be regular bulletins on bbc radio london across the morning, i'll be back in half an hour but for now let's cross back to charlie and naga. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. throughout this week, we've been hearing from many of the sub—postmasters who were wrongly prosecuted by the post office because of a faulty it system. among them is hashmukh shingadia. his post office, in bucklebury in berkshire, was used by the princess of wales when she was growing up nearby and he even got an invitation to her wedding. but his life was torn apart after he was prosecuted, as breakfast�*sjohn maguire reports. spend any time in hasmukh shingadia's village shop in berkshire, and like hundreds of other former postmasters up and down the uk, you understand why they're called a pillar of the community.
the minimum temperature. staying in single figures. tomorrow we hang onto the cloud through friday. again, largely dry, one or two brighter spells potentially. could get a spot of drizzle in the cloud, but, like i said, should stay largely dry. the wind lighter. as we head through the weekend the temperatures start to drop again. a couple of fronts introducing colder air once again into next week. that's it from me — there's more on the bbc news app, and there will be regular bulletins on bbc radio london across the morning. i'll be back in half an hour, but for now, let's cross back to charley and naga. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. the public inquiry into the post office scandal resumes this morning, after an unprecedented government promise to quash the convictions of hundreds of innocent people. the public inquiry is trying
be something special. and that's all the sport for now. we will have an update for you a bit later. more now on mario zagallo mentioned in one of the bulletins there. one of the all—time greats of brazilian football, mario zagallo, has died at the age of 92. he won two world cups as a player, but is best loved in his homeland for his coaching of the great national team that won the cup in 1970. zagallo played alongside the greats such as pele — he retired from the sport after the world cup in germany in 2006 and had been living with numerous health problems. here's our reporter simi jolaoso in the newsroom with more. mario zagallo was one of the most instrumental figures in brazilian football history. he brought victory to his country over four decades — from the 19505 to the 1990s. his family have described him as a loving grandfather, as a victorious professional, and as a patriot who leaves behind great achievements.