clearly, that is what dave merritt is saying in his article. and it cannot be lost. the reaction is one that is, we have got to like these people up. people will naturally be very terrified and there was a question about, our justice system should be there to readability. we don't always get it right. the systems aren't always right. the systems aren't always right but that's got to be the objective and you have just got to caution when there is that political response where people are worried and so the instance of the politicians will become we are going to go harder, we are going to lock them up, we are going to lock them up them up, we are going to lock them up for longer, and we just have to be careful though whether that is the right response. any immediate response to a tragedy is probably not the right response and you need to find out what went wrong in this particular instance, and we cannot lose track of the fact that our justice system at his best seeks, yes, to reprimand people but also to try and rehabilitate them so they can come back and her society.

of dave merritt, jack merritt 's father. so deeply emotional. yet so deeply sober. it‘s spoken from the words of the guy ‘s father and it‘s exactly what jack would have wa nted it‘s exactly what jack would have wanted and i think it‘s so important that he‘s made this interjection when politicians have sought to panel beat it into their own narrative, it is amazing. mike, how do you react? i think firstly we all feel this is a deeply tragic event but i think, i think one of the things we need to look at now is the example set by jack things we need to look at now is the example set byjack and saskia, two people who, despite the immense capability and privilege, were dedicating their time to help the least fortunate in our society, i think they set an example for all of us. how do you respond? i think a good number of people will really find his words very admirable in terms of how he has reacted to such a tragic loss, the killing of his son. i think it's important to look at how we move forward and what sort of po

the daily mirror front page focuses on dave merritt, whose son jack was killed at london bridge by an offender on release after a terrorism conviction. mr merritt accuses the prime minister of using his son's death as a political "opportunity". both labour and the conservatives have called this election "the most important for a generation", the guardian's front page story notes. it says the party leaders will spend a "fra ntic" final 2a hours criss—crossing the country for campaign events. and online, buzzfeed is focusing on a disconnect between labour and voters in the north of the country, in what were once labour's heartlands. i couldn't quite see the picture if you missed it, was aung san suu kyi. i will show this back page of the mirror. red bull gives you wins. get it? you don't like it as much as me. there is a brand of energy drink that has a slogan very similar to that. thank you, ben. i know, iwas just ignoring it. i am used to that around here. iwasn‘t just ignoring it. i am used to that around here. i wasn't ignoring you. let me share this with you, it seems quite app

his father dave says that he feels that borisjohnson saw his son's death as "an opportunity to score some points in this election". note prizes for guessing what the independent is leading with, the pictures speak for themselves. the metro has some less—than—pleasa nt words forjohn ashworth. it comes after a recording was leaked of the shadow health secretary telling a friend — well former friend now — that labour won't win the election. mr ashworth has said that his comments were simply "banter". so no surprise that the election to dominates. shall we start with the daily telegraph, pm pledges to get tough on serious criminals. boris johnson has given an interview to the telegraph, and tough on crime and the causes of crime. feels like pretty traditional tory territory. he's reiterating a pledge that was all ready made in the manifesto for the last few weeks on abolishing automatic early release for criminals. but as ever with boris johnson, it's a mixed bag. there's also a bit of carrot along the stick in the form of an additional £500 million pledge to spend on youth cent

. >> reporter: well, dave, as you heard there, this is becoming a politicized issue. but jack merritt, the 25-year-old cambridge university worker of the department of criminalology, his parents have taken to social media to appeal to the prime minister not to politicize his death, not to use his legacy as an opportunity to impose more sentences on serious offenders. having said that, the government has announced that they're going to be closely monitoring 74 offenders after this weekend's events. we know 1 of the 74 has been rearrested over the weekend. back to you. >> nina dos santos live for us in london. thank you. >>> more than 400 people have been killed in 2 months of protests across iraq. this weekend, the prime minister resigned. many in iraq turning against iran. even iraqis who share the shiite faith. the violent backlash against iran is escalating. but arwa damon joins us from baghdad. just a staggering loss of life. 400 people in 2 months. just awful what's happening there. >> reporter: it really is. and when you go to these protest grounds and you see ju

so you've got to go to the lake merritt station and get it in person, dave okay can do some coffee run up to the north where's he loves still in the 30's quite chilly their 40's over most of the bay we've got mostly sunshine on tap for your sunday. >>go investigate more straight ahead the kron 4 morning news continues. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare, potentially fatal brain condition. some serious allergic reactions a

all right dave. thank you. world ns this morning police in london have identified one of the 2 people killed in friday's terror attack. >>investigators say 25 yearld jack merritt was stabbed and killed by a newsman con on london bridge merritt was a membeof a group that was hosting an event to he ex convicts when khan began his attack. the name of the other person o died as well as the people injured in the knife attack have not yet been reased by father confirmed his death in a tweet saturday night, s friends and colleues remember him as a caring person who is always on the side of the underdog. happenng today, the white house has until 3 oclk this afternoon to say president trump or his lawyers will participate in wednesday's peachment hearing that hearing will feature testimony fro legal s experts on what the usconstition says about the impeachment process. both presidents nixon and clinton sent their lawyers to a similar hearing when they were being impeachedthese hearings are a major step towards possible