under surveillance. >> "fox and friends" first starts right now. abby: you are watching and friends first on thursday morning the day somber morning. rob: we begin with the deadly terror rampage. abby: police making several arrests in birmingham linking the attack outside the british parliament, four people i did including a suspect, 29 others injured. a terrorist plowed through a crowded sidewalk, video showing a woman forced to jump into the river below. >> lying in the middle of the

street, the suspect scratches the vehicle into a barricade before stabbing a police officer. other officers opened fire ending this brutal attack. bring us up to speed. >> we are here at the scene of the crime, the horrible terrorism attack, the heart of democracy in the uk, maybe the world, houses of ireland and there is an easy call around here, police have a place on shutdown, but life goes on. you heard the tolling of the bells of big ben in the face of the terrorism. the latest word from police regarding casualties, four did including a police officer who was killed, 29 people still being treated in hospitals, seven of them in critical

condition. and lesser injuries. international terrorism? islamic radicalism is the reason behind this and overnight in the city of birmingham and another location, different police raids, 7 people arrested. we still don't have identity of the individual involved, the assailant involved but it is believed he was on their radar. they know who he was and he had a record, at least a background in terrorism. let's traceability trail of tear that occurred at 2:30, 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. an suv driving across westminster bridge on the approach to parliament, he went up o pedestrians at a pretty good speed, 35 miles an hour, it was crowded with people and traffic.

one woman had to jump off to avoid getting hit by the car, she was seriously injured and crashed into the gate around the gate parliament building, the individual armed with two knives, the vehicle entrance, stabbing to death and unarmed policeman until he was shot and killed by other policemen. let's listen to one eyewitness account of the terrible scene. >> his body literally horrendous, absolutely horrendous. >> the police officer who was killed was identified as keith parker, father of three, well-liked by not just his family but folks who saw him going into the parliament building, tributes going out in police department across the country and the world, various

cities, first and worst terror attack here in 12 years. other cities like paris which has seen much terror marking this event, the eiffel tower acknowledging the horror and terror here. no claim of responsibility and the police believe this was terrorism. there was an isis fan page noting this attack and terrible display of cheerleading for the horrible is one last note, parliament back in session today. keep calm, carry on, that is the attitude in britain in the face of this horror to humanity. 27 president trump vowing support following this tweeting spoke to uk prime minister

teresa may to offer condolences on the terrorist attack, she is strong and doing very well. mike pence says the attack offers a sobering reality of the threats we face at home. >> loss of four lives including one law-enforcement officer at the hands of a terrorist attack ingram reminder of the dangerous world we live in and the importance of all the measures president trump is taking to protect our country. rob: the us on high alert over fears of a terrorist attack. registries beefing up security including new york, san francisco, police ramping up their presence at soft targets like tourist attractions bracing for anything that could happen abby: this is the latest in a

long line of terrorists using vehicles is that weapons, he packed the westminster bridge packed with tourist after crashing in the british parliament, similar to f attack in these where terrorist drove the cargo truck and crowd celebrating best deal day killing eight people. and extremist in the severed mode down people at a christmas market in berlin killing 12, the bloodied rampage in london on the 1-year anniversary of the homicide bombing in brussels. rob: bomb cell evidence showing surveillance of the transition team. abby: what communications captured, this was quite a moment representative nunez came out. >> reporter: exactly what communications are captured we may never know but the house intelligence chair devon nunez says trump transition officials were the subject of incidental

collection by the intelligence agencies. >> i confirmed on numerous occasions the intelligence community collected information about us citizens involved in trump transition, details about us persons associated with the coming administration, details with little or no apparent intelligence value were widely disseminated by intelligence community reporting. rob: he made clear it had nothing to do with russia or the russian investigation which president trump who briefed him on the revelations field vindicated. >> he feels vindicated. >> i somewhat do. i very much appreciate the fact they found what they found. >> the top democrat on the intelligence committee says this throws doubt into the investigation.

>> it gravely concerning to members of the committee that the chairman would receive information that is pertinent to the scope of our investigation and instead of sharing that information with the committee would share that information with the white house. the actions of today throw great doubt into the ability of both the chairman and the committee to conduct the investigation the way it ought to be conducted. >> the investigation continues, there is more to come so stay tuned. abby: i have a feeling there is a lot more to come. rob: congressman peter king of the house intelligence committee doubling down saying there is no doubt the obama administration surveilled the trump transition team. >> the investigation going on, legitimate investigation, legitimate surveillance, information used illegally and improperly and disseminated by the intelligence community leads to the media and other people as

well as though the president had legitimate case, this is shameful which who gave the order to unmask that, make that known, who gave the order to distribute it like one report. >> bottom line would i be wrong in saying that the obama administration surveilled the trump transition team? the change from all i know you are 99% accurate and probably 100%. abby: away from the final vote on the bill as repeal and replace obamacare, the clock is ticking in the last minute push to make deals and changed the minds but the white house is feeling confident. >> we have not had the deal yet. >> personal involvement of the president and his administration

to try -- >> every american will have access to the kind of coverage they want for themselves, not what the government forced them, costs will go down and choices will increase significantly. >> there is plan a and plan a. we will get this done, plain and simple. >> quote, 23 republicans vote no, the bill will not pass. rob: authorities putting together a shooting spree that left four people that including a police officer starting at a bank near green bay, wisconsin escalating to three separate shootings, the final one as an apartment complex where an officer was shot and killed, the suspect now under arrest. rob: the man accused of kidnapping and forcing a nursing student into the trunk of her own car is bizarre. her dramatic escape captured on video outside birmingham, alabama gas station. the woman was able to kick the trunk open and call police.

now facing robbery and kidnapping charges. >> white house intruder left dangling by her shoelaces after jumping the fence to, quote, meet with president trump. the woman had been walking back and forth before finally taking action but she got stuck at the top of the fence. secret service had to help her down and make the arrest, this is the second security breach in less then a month, jonathan tran accused of making it to the white house lawn and hanging around for 17 minutes, even turning doorknobs, tying his shoes before he was arrested. abby: it is 12 minutes after the hour. terror in the heart of london bridge our next guest with a frightening about why terrorists are using cars to bow down it is people. rob: not sure who the head of the democratic party is? nancy pelosi doesn't know either. >> who is the leader of the

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>> the worst terror attack in london in a decade, a terrorist going on a deadly stabbing spree. rob: how did law-enforcement respond to this? abby: former advisor to the us and nato commander from afghanistan, good to have you here this morning. under these circumstances, what is your response to how police officers in the uk responded so quickly, how difficult to go from parliament to jumping into

action like they did? >> incredibly difficult. i thought the british police reacted extremely well. it is so hard to go from a civilian environment where they see hundreds of people as no threat at all to combat footing instantly. those two plainclothes policeman minutes issue the attacker in the blink of an i. rob: the potential damage and harm done, they jumped into action. the first one in over a decade, last one was in 20005, a well coordinated attack that did a lot of damage. you compare that to this, almost like they were reduced to a simple attack using a car. they are using vehicles to do the damage. does that also speak to how good law-enforcement is doing at

keeping an eye on these people making sure they don't get their hands on more deadly weapons? >> it does. the rise in lone wolf attacks in the us, the uk and elsewhere speak to that somewhat. it also speaks to the fact that groups like isis and al qaeda are calling for these attacks more than they are setting up big coordinated attacks that can be intercepted more easily by intelligence agencies. a little bit more supply of these lone wolf vehicle borne attackers but also doing a good job clamping down with demand. abby: this is the fourth type of attack where you have a vehicle plowing through it is people, the fourth time we have seen this in the past year. what can we do about that? seems this is the new way terrorists try to kill innocent people despite literally taking their car and running down the street, driving over people, how do you stop that from happening?

>> it is more challenging for that to happen in the us than in parliament. there is no equivalent in washington to the long straightaway you see on the westminster bridge leading to houses of parliament where an attacker can build up a lot of speed and plow into a bunch of people and become hard to stop. this is just a commentary on washington traffic but the police here do a very good job making sure you have to turn multiple times and anyone in a car can go along the straightaway and ran to a bunch of people close to 1-stop. >> if someone comes after you with a knife, you want to protect yourself and in many cases they don't have one. >> absolutely and they are proud the majority of british don't carry guns and a tradition

harkens back to the 19th century when police force is instituted and differentiate it from the army which walked around with rifles. you really have to acknowledge the modern day the threat of modern terrorism this doesn't make sense anymore. officers have to be armed. rob: led to see those two officers were armed. that made all the difference in the world. abby: it is 20 minutes after the hour, growing outrage, accused of raping a 14-year-old girl. >> this bill is good for maryland and makes maryland safer. >> 100%. abby: rick jenkins trying to create a new sanctuary city on the spot. rob: is the thought that counts. telling nancy kerrigan to break

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the previous presidential administration, illegal aliens over the well-being of american citizens was that is why the 18-year-old suspect in the rape case was not arrested by ice. freedom prowled the hallways of rockville high school to the relative safety of a sanctuary community. this is what needs to happen. elected leaders of sanctuary communities should pay a price. if you harbor an illegal alien and it is a crime you go to jail too. be realistic, fine. let's be realistic. of 14-year-old girl was brutally raped in a public school by illegal immigrants on american soil. is that realistic enough for you? i am disgusted, america. abby: mississippi banning sanctuary cities, counties,

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showing a woman forced to jump into the river below. abby: bystanders running to help the injured, laying in the middle of the street, the suspect crash of the vehicle for stabbing a police officer to death. other officers opening fire to end that brutal attack. greg in london bringing us of to speed with the horrific day yesterday. what is the mood like? >> reporter: horrific yesterday, today the place is still on lockdown, watching police helicopters overnight, streets and roadways around houses of parliament, this was the scene of a horrible crime. the casualty figure has been revised. 29 people remain hospitalized, 7 of them in serious condition, four people including the attacker was killed. the defense mister underscored that he believed this was islamic terrorism as we get word

six different raids around the northern uk city of birmingham which according to local officials is a hotbed of terrorism. the assailants, unidentified man as of yet, just in suv across westminster bridge plowing on the approach to parliament, plowing through pedestrian, one jumped into the river thames, she was injured before he stabs at that. and unarmed policeman at the entrance to the houses of parliament. one member of parliament bravely practicing cbr trying to save the life of the policeman. he was a soldier in the iraq war, the first iraq war. he had a family member who was killed in a cyber -- a terror attack, he knows what terrorism is and was involved. the police officer who was

killed, keith palmer, a father of three, there were injured, tourists, men and women, all casualties in this event. tributes from around the world, cities were touched by terry including paris, the eiffel tower shutdown as again we believe according to various officials speaking about islamic terrorism, international terrorism, no word on who did it. police say they know who did it, they are on the trail of unraveling this terrible row terror attack. abby: the uk has well which katie hopkins taking aim at the open door policy telling tucker

carlson last night the warnings went unheard. >> we are a country that spends so much time tiptoeing around the cultures that choose to join us and not enough time defending the culture they have chosen to join. because i say those things i hated for those views. rob: katie hopkins thing multiculturalism has not worked and created pockets within the country, brought deep-seated animosity. she went on to say the uk is the most divided it has ever been. abby: president from vowing full support from the us to london following that attack, the commander in chief doing this, teresa may today offering condolences on a terrorist attack in london, she is strong and doing very well. mike pence calling the loss of life tragic and the deadly sign

of the threats we face here at home. >> loss of four lives including one law-enforcement officer at the hands of a terrorist attack, a grim reminder of the dangerous world we live in and the importance of all the measures president trump is taking to protect our country. abby: the us on high alert after fears of a copycat terrorist attack on the big cities beefing up security including in new york, chicago, boston and san francisco, police ramping up their presence at airports, courthouses and soft targets like tourist attractions bracing for the worst. rob: perhaps vindication for president trump, there was surveillance of his transition team. abby: what communications were captured? >> reporter: we don't know the details and may never know the

details but the chairman of the house intelligence committee devon nunez says trump transition officials where the subject of collection by the intelligence agency. it was, quote, widely disseminated in the intel but did not have anything to do with russia. >> i briefed the president on the concerns i had about general collection and how it relates to president trump and his transition team and the report i was able to see did not have anything to do with russia or the russian investigation tied to the trump team. rob: president trump was criticized for his claim of being surveyed says he feels somewhat indicated. >> do you feel vindicated? >> i somewhat do. i very much appreciate the fact that they found what they found,

i somewhat do. >> reporter: the top democrat on the intelligence committee says this throws great doubt into this investigation. >> it gravely concerning to members of the committee that the chairman would receive information pertinent the scope of our investigation and instead of sharing that information with the committee would share that information with the white house. i think the actions of today throw great doubt into the ability of the chairman of the committee to conduct investigation the way out to be conducted. >> reporter: the investigation to use and it appears there's much more to come. >> republicans, tensions flared during the confirmation hearing of supreme court justice nominee neil gorsuch. >> what worries me is you have

been very much able to avoid any specificity like the one i have ever seen before. be sure the supreme court is not one of those agencies captured on any subject, nobody will capture me. rod rosenstein john boone the party is willing clear option to confirm neil gorsuch if they can't reach those 60 votes was witnesses for the against his nomination begin testifying today. >> democrats are a party without a leader, nancy pelosi unable to answer that question. >> who is the leader of the democratic party? is president obama was president of the united days until weeks ago. i don't think he can be dismissed as leader of the democratic party was hillary clinton did not -- >> there is not one

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the plan is facing opposition from republicans. >> i can tell you the opposition is still strong, we believe we need to do a bill that reduces premiums. >> doesn't have supported the house of representatives. >> just not there. rob: will this past? here to weigh in, this and finance, kings college in new york city. this is a huge day, he is the dealmaker getting the deal done. how is this going to pass? >> house leadership at the end of the day, obamacare coverage,

maternity care, house freedom caucus, conservatives in the house, and house leadership paul ryan said it can't go, we can't pass, that is the deal they have to cut today. >> consensus the democrats agreed to that this was just an act, it needs to change in some regard. it is not going to make it on its own volition skyrocketing premiums, going to implode at the president said -- you have some people on the far right saying the deal has got to get cheaper and in the middle, we can risk coverage. >> with republicans you have moderate and more conservative. trying to thread the needle between the two, president trump

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negotiation was. >> democrats hate anything about this. they should be cheering for something to fix this, it is on them. >> no democrats, they removed themselves, and only republicans trying to solve this, very hard to pass a bill if you only have one ready trying to deal with it. there is some culpability on democrat side, we are going to make this something else. rob: today is a big day. thanks so much. let's check in with brian kill need to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: intriguing with healthcare. terror raids taking place in britain to get to the bottom of

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>> i won't read anything funnier than this first time. another says i spit my drink out reading this would abby: others sending hundreds of gifts to show their shock at her comments. thank you so much, i am excited to get this started for the advice you had for me. this is a blessed which they are burying the hatchet abby: it is 5 minutes to the top of the hour. joe biden stealing social media again. rob: it was a supply on capitol hill. ♪ every dog has its day ♪ i kissed her and she said let's do one more

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