Celia Hatton

A big day for the London Marathon as a Kenyan athlete smashes the world record.

Kiitos, että katsoitte.

This latest violent episode happened at one of Washington's glitziest annual events, the White House Correspondents' Dinner. A suspect, Cole Thomas Allen, will appear before a D.C. court on Monday morning local time. We'll hear more details about him in a moment. But first, in an interview with American Media, Donald Trump has said he wasn't worried during the believed assassination attempt on him and his cabinet yesterday.

During the Saturday evening event. In an interview with CBS correspondent Nora O'Donnell, he said his curiosity to see what was happening probably slowed the Secret Service's efforts to rush him to safety. Mr. Trump then reacted angrily when Ms. O'Donnell read out portions of a manifesto allegedly written by the gunman that appeared to refer to the president as a rapist.

Peter Bowes. The suspect, 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen, is from Torrance, a Los Angeles suburb, where he's reported to have worked as a tutor. Our correspondent Reagan Morris spent most of the day outside his home. She joined us from Torrance.

The FBI descended on this neighborhood, on this house. Neighbors said there were three helicopters up from news media and law enforcement. There was a huge law enforcement presence and the FBI going through the house. And since then it's just been chaos with media. We're all sort of out here talking to the same neighbors. Many of them don't want to speak to us. Some of them were happy to speak to the BBC, but not local news, because they don't want to be on locally, but they'll talk to us. And some details emerging about the suspect...

Hän itse asiassa, ja todella yllättävää joidenkin, jotka tunnevat hänet.

mutta se on myös kautta, joka antaa sinulle laittaa sääntöjä eteenpäin. Olemme ymmärtäneet, että hän taisi omistaa joitakin sääntöjä. Olemme kuulleet, että tämä mies, hän oli 31-vuotias, hän on yksi suurimmista koulutuksista, joita rahaa voi ostaa Yhdysvalloissa. Hän meni yhdestä suurimmista koulutuksista,

He have a degree in engineering from Caltech. And then apparently he has an advanced master's degree. So he's very well educated. He was working, according to his LinkedIn social media profiles, he was working as a part-time software developer, video game developer. And he also worked as a tutor in one of these education centers that high school teenagers go for tutoring help with physics and math to prepare for their own exams. So we've heard from some people who...

And Reagan, as you mentioned, he traveled by train for days to get to his destination. So this wasn't a spur of the moment decision. This seems like it was a planned event. And you know, a lot of the details we're going to hear more and more when he's formally charged on Monday. We'll definitely learn more. But President Trump himself was doing some media interviews where he said that before Cole Allen allegedly stormed into that building,

President Trump said that this young man alerted his family and that the family indeed are the ones who called police. A lot of these details we have not been able to independently verify, but I know that we are going to learn many more details when he is formally charged Monday morning in Washington.

Reagan Morris Kaliforniassa.

This was a big moment for her. This was the first time he had agreed to attend the dinner as president. Also, Wei Jia and the president have had some tricky exchanges in the past. During the COVID pandemic, he abruptly brought a news conference to an end when he was annoyed by one of her questions. Wei Jia was interviewed on CBS's Face the Nation by Margaret Brennan on Sunday. Here's what she told her about Saturday's dramatic events.

The commander of Ukraine's drone forces has told the BBC that long-range attacks on Russia's oil export facilities are legitimate military targets and will escalate after weeks of strikes deep inside Russia that have severely disrupted its energy exports. Speaking in a rare interview, Robert Brovdy said Vladimir Putin earned blood money on oil exports.

which he then spent waging war on Ukraine. The commander also said that his forces were currently stalling Russia's advances along the front line. Our Eastern Europe correspondent, Sarah Rainsford, traveled to meet the drone commander and his troops.

We've just pulled up by the side of a road in the middle of a field somewhere in eastern Ukraine. We've come in a convoy of soldiers and they're just getting into position because tonight they're going to be launching drones deep into Russia.

Those drones revving their engines look like big toy planes. But this model can fly more than a thousand kilometers. And Ukraine has others now that go twice that far. For weeks they've been hitting oil facilities deep inside Russia. The team are ready now for the launch, just waiting for the signal.

Olemme tuttaneet joitain yhteyksiä, jotka ovat antaneet meidät menemään minibussilla, jossa on täysin tärkeitä sääntöjä, eikä edes kohtaa nähdä, mihin menemme. Heidän nimensä on Robert Brovdy, hän on Ukrainan dronelähti.

Ja me olemme juuri aloittaneet ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön ympäristön

Tässä on, kuten hän kertoo, kun hän ensin käytti dronin. Hän oli valmiina ja tarvitsi nähdä, missä olivat russit ja muistaa, mitä hän osti lapsille. Myöhemmin hän liittyi munitseja yhä enemmän edelleen. Brovdi nyt pääsee kaikkiin Ukrainoihin ympäröivien järjestöjen. Joten tuntuu, että tässä on uusi keskustelu russissa. Voitko kertoa, miksi? Mitä he ajattelevat?