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Revised traffic plan makes allowances for smaller vehicles as test cricket matches set to begin Last year 79 policemen - including four senior officials and nine traffic policemen - were shod dead by unknown gunmen. PHOTO: ATHAR KHAN/EXPRESS KARACHI: The security arrangements for the test cricket matches between South Africa and Pakistan beginning Tuesday (tomorow) have been finalised, said the Security and Emergency Services spokesperson on Monday. According to the spokesperson, 5,000 officials of Karachi Police, including 1,050 Special Security Unit (SSSU) commandos, 1,500 security divisio...

Knife. and then the police went over with some guns and it ended with the man being shot. >> reporter: police say they were call to the area at 2:00 p.m. follows reports of the stabbing. after reporting to ordinary londoners, a suspect was shot dead by officers. >> i also want to thank the members of the public who have helped by showing extraordinary courage and stepping in to tackle this attacker. >> reporter: it wasn't far from london bridge, one of the busiest commuter stations in the capital city that things began to unfold. about a block in that direction behind the security cordon. witn...

London, and what i've noticed is there's almost not a time where that area is not packed wall to wall with people. >> that's exactly what i'm seeing now. there are a lot of people out on the street. many of them curious to see exactly what's going on. again, this is a very unusual incident to take place here in london and i think it's clear from the response that i'm seeing, the large security cordon, the fire trucks, the police van, that authorities at this point are taking no chances. this is what i would call a gold standard response from the london police. i've seen in the past from the te...

Your own country. and that's kind of the way some people see this. ed: tucker the, we're showing more pictures of the president first shaking hands with kim jong un and then, apparently, being invited across. as you reported, became the first sitting u.s. president to step on north korean soil. i teed this up before, but can we just come back, i've seen the u.s. secret service all around the world protect american presidents. it's a difficult job, especially in a place like. that what was happening with the secret service, what was happening with the president's staff around him as he was step...

20 million people, the oceans are under pressure. here it's still clean, we can have access to great seafood anytime. >> anthony: when did the war get bad? >> dharshan: it got really bad, i think, 2005 onwards, it was really bad. >> anthony: yeah, we were last here in 2008. i mean just to get into the hotel, i remember, from the airport, we had to go through one security cordon after another. >> dharshan: and we were, during those times, we had no idea when it was going to end. i've done business in this country never knowing what a peaceful time to be. >> anthony: how long have things been qu...