british parliament, heightened fears about attacks here in the u.s. and in other countries around the worlds. >> you can see, this is what we're talking about tonight at 6:30, as always, if you have any tweets, share what's on your minds with the hashtag 5@6:30. off the top tonight, attackers still emerging, what we know so far, three people are dead, as well as the attacker, one police officer stabbed, 20 people are injured. this all start wad knife wielding man at the parliament. officer shot the alleged attacker and put parliament on lockdown. authorities still trying to piece together the sequence every events in the city's most highsly protected site. >> i know our homelands security team, our national security team are in contact with them, secretary teller son issued a statement, as has homelands security secretary kelly. so we are continuing to monitor the situation, we're in touch with officials in the british government. >> meantime tonight charles clancey was direct or of the human center for

security tell knock gentlemen, charles, hello? >> hello. >> what we saw in london today, we see these attacks happening every now and then, maybe with a little more frequency. what was your take away today? >> it was definitely the latest in a series of these sort every events that we've seen in europe. obviously, this one resulting in the loss of life, and i think that these loan gunmen attacks are very difficult to forecast, and the intelligence national security and law enforcement agencies they have their work cut out for them, being able to address them. >> when we see attacks like this, they set off the wave of concern here in the united stain and other places. that will warranted? do you know right now if there is security being heightened here in the u.s. because of that? >> well, certainly, every time we see an attack like this, the gut reaction is to tighten security measures across the board, as a reaction. i think that in many cases, those maybe

think get more employ active in security measures to address these issues long-term. >> we saw what really start the whole chain every events started when the alleged attacker drove through crowd of people, saw the images, brought to mind, the attack in nice, when you had the attacker there driving a vehicle through a crowd of people and seemed like for awhile almost the default go to for terror. >> certainly, vehicle could be tremendously powerful weapon. >> we want over prescribe security, think i we have to make sure we have heightened sent of secure any critical areas where these sorts of events might happen. but need balance of security and lib earth. >> i we know these sort of terror attacks are physical, also of course cyber attacks, we know you were on the hill today talking little more about this. what if anything have we learned when we look at all of the recent allegations, of meddling within t

presidential election from russia, and all of the recent hacks that we've heard about, whether the dnc, whether the government itself. what have we learned, and are we secure here in the united states? >> i think the important thing for viewers to realize individual citizens are typically not the targets of many of these cyber attacks. so, as the average citizen, basic cyber hygiene is really what they should be going for, making sure computers are to up date, software is patched, and that you're aware of your surroundings on the internet, not clicking e-mail links that you don't trust. >> are there any instances where we're seen cyber attacks in a vein that cause some sort of loss of life? because i think about, i know it seems like bit of stretch, i'm trying to get to here, but we see attacks against financial institutions, see them against companies with ransomeware things like that. i mean it, seems like, have we crossed the bridge into where cyber terror puts lives at steak here? >> i think we're

i think the more we connect, safety critical infrastructure from aircraft to automobiles to the internet, the more the risk of that sort of attack, becomes increasingly possible. so i think as the internet of things begins to take shape, and more and more infrastructure is inter-connected to the internet, additional security counter measures are need in the order to secure that infrastructure. >> switching gears completely here, we know today that the head of the gop house gop intelligence committee came out and he said that there was evidence of surveillance against the trump campaign. but it was not -- didn't have anything to do with rush a it was not collected at trump tower. let's listen to what he had to say and i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> what i saw has nothing to do with russia, nothing to do with the russian investigation, has offering do with possible surveillance activities and the president needs to know that these intelligence reports are out there. and avenue duty to tell him that. >> let me get your take on,

lot of democrats who came out hey you didn't even talk to your co-chair about this one. you came out but your job should be to the american people. not to be going to the white house to give donald trump these briefings. >> i think that intelligence collection is a very complicated thing. there are lot of laws that it operates under. obviously there is the courts here in the u.s. that authorize intelligence community to surround vale us citizens under certain circumstances. i think it is really too soon to tell, as the intelligence community has only been able to share publicly a small amount that far information. i think we're going have to wait and see as more of this becomes public, to real understanded the full scope. >> every day, seems like you peel back an onion, whole new concept what we're seeing on capitol hill these days. >> inch freed. >> we appreciate having you in tonight. >> thanks a lot. >> see you soon. >> the other big issue on capitol hill of course, healthcare. the arm twisting and deal making still underway there tonight. the president, gop leadership making final

republican lawmakers to get on boards with this gop plan before that big house vote happens tomorrow. >> there is no plan. i mean, there is plan a and plan a. we will get this done. >> republicans could pass the bill without the democrats. but there are still a number of gop lawmakers, the freedom caucus, you know what them ' oppose this plan. >> final day of confirmation hearings in this vein, judge kneel gorsuch, some democrats, say they want to delay the proceedings, because of the fbi probe into the trump campaign's ties to russia. >> that's right. they say there is still this cloud because the trump campaign, the white house is sort of under investigation here, and they just want to hold off. but i think that's unlikely. >> what are the chances that had, you know, had hillary clinton won the race, she was under fbi investigation, that is undisputed fact. would that have been a tool used on other side? >> i would guess so. i mean, you know, that's the way polits works. who ever is in office. >> you find every way, every

disposal. >> absolutely. >> that's how it goes, like it or not. also today the president sat down with members of the congressional black caucus, including anthony brown. >> fox5 ronica cleary joins us liver with the story. just curious, did he meet with the entire caucus or just a select few members? >> just a select number of leader, they metaphor about an hour with the president today. let me tell you, it was interesting. one of the questions that i was planning to ask congressman brown about right at the top of our interview, was this message that the president brought on the campaign trail to the african-american community, when he would say what do you have to lose. you know, very controversial statement. we previously spoke with congressman elaine like a cummings, very hurtful statement. wouldn't you know right there in congressman brown's lap was a book that they, a bound notebook if you will they presented to the president, the title of it was we have a lot to lose,

speaking about specific issues within the african-american community. take a listen to what he said from our interview earlier today. >> it says: we have a lot to lose. and the congressional black caucus, our leadership team, went to the white house today to speak with president trump. and to help him answer the question that he asked on the campaign trail to african-americans, what do you have to lose. so what we wanted to do was really sort of educate him on who the african-american community is, and, you know, where we live, and when our dreams are, our challenges, our needs and our aspirations, and then we had an opportunity to layout some solutions. >> well, congressman brown, he described the meeting at productive. he said future meetings have essentially been promised along with meetings with other people inside the president's administration to maybe put, make some of these things happen that they're talking about

now, interestingly enough, we love to get the pulls of the people here at 5@6:30. i tweeted out cover of this what do you have to lose, a book, if you will, and i will say this: the response at minimum on twitter, it does seem to be skeptical of whether or not the president will really respond to this. but, at the same time, you know, the congressman said, you know, he is -- the impress i got was sense of hope there are meetings scheduled. he seemed receptive, respectful, during the meeting, i think one of those things where we have to wait and see if these follow-ups really occur. >> no doubt folks will be watching. >> and congressman brown, he's in a very good position as a freshman congressman, but he's also really, the future of the black congressional caucus. you can really see him taking leadership role. good to see him open a dialogue. right after the election itself. >> indeed. of course we know he's local, he's right there from maryland, so folks here in his own backyard rooting for

>> absolutely. >> well they are called dreamers. undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. before they were 16 have high school diplomas, ged's, lived here for five consecutive years or more. >> but has it helped undocumented students to turn into unsupervized nightmare? tom fitzgerald live tonight with more on. >> this hey, fits? >> reporter: hey, jim, sean, we will get to all this in just a second. do have details to up date you on just happened within the last hour. we have received word tonight now that the chairman of the house judiciary committee virginia congressman, he's requesting information from homeland security secretary general john kelly tonight in the letter to secretary kelly he says he wants all of the information on the two suspect that were arrested for this rape at the rockville high school on friday. there is a detailed report in a letter that we just sent out on twitter ourselves. we expect to get more details now exactly o

judiciary committee is looking into this, as well. we should also tell you, late this afternoon, the montgomery county public schools announced that rockville high school itself had been the subject of several threats throughout the day. people calling in both bomb and gun threats, saying that they're thereto, quote, shoot the illegals. that's from the montgomery county public schools public information office tonight. we should tell you there was no incident at the high school today, fortunately, but does gave you a indication on just what these situations they're dealing with over in that school is at this moment. now, as far as this question of who are in these classrooms, nationally, this story has taken a lot of questions about how many undocumented students are in classrooms, not only here in montgomery county, but nationwide. advocates for immigration reform, like the federation for american immigration

many parent are struggling with now, especially, in the wake of these latest revelations of the suspect having entered the united states illegally. we spoke with the executive director of that group, bob dane, earlier today. >> the schools are in a pickle on one hand, they've got a legal obligation to give a public education to all kinds, even illegal aliens whose criminal histories may not be known. on the other hand, they've got a moral obligation to keep their classrooms safe. but you know if the federal government would do their job, and secure the border, deport people who don't belong here. >> as we told you, this is not only a problem in our region. it is nationwie. but, in our region, these numbers are eye-opening. we got numbers from the department of health and human services which were in charge every taking care of the so-called d a/k/a dreamer student. there are 556 in montgomery county alone, over

hikes to 732. another complication on all of this, talk to the immigration experts, and they'll say getting the ages on individuals, getting the correct ages every these individuals, these also are problematic. the very nature of them being undocumented, many times us immigration officials do not have access to any specific birth records or any proof that these individuals are the age that they're claiming to be. here's more from bob dane tonight on what challenges that presents to law enforcement. >> these guys probably came in under the recent flow of unaccompanied minors, then made the calculated decision to make a b line for montgomery county. why? because that's the place that offers the most benefits to illegal aliens, and asks the least amount of questions. >> no way to know for sure? >> no, really isn't. >> immigrations and customs enforcement tells us tonight the 18 year old suspect in

this case was pick up at the rio grand if texas, he was give answer message to have to meet with immigration judge. that hearing was schedule, how much, it is still not taken place. liver at the montgomery county school headquarters tonight, fox5 news, we send it back into you. >> thank you, you look cold, get inside and get warm. >> speaking of cold. >> really is outside. brisk windy today, i think some of the reporters having bit of tough time out there with the winds blowing? >> absolutely, and sometimes here in the studio, too, right, sean? >> you're absolutely right. you know what? i notice ronica had all of her layers on again too, tough to be out there with these winds still continuing, the winds are going to get better though. very, very soon. we think they'll go light overnight, which leads us to the next problem, that's hard freeze expected overnight. the lighter the winds, the colder the atmosphere can get. and we're headed down to the mid and u

now we will still be chilly tomorrow afternoon, after our very cold start tomorrow morning. but it will not be very windy, so it should be an easier day to be outside. it is a strong march sun. you notice that when you are riding in your car and sheltered from the winds. we will be milder finally by friday. we will have few showers around, as well, and into the weekend, real spring warmth comes right back into the forecast, perfect timing, because the cherry blossoms are expected to be at peak, as we head on into the weekend. those that are left we did lose a number of them last week in the cold. speaking of cold, just want you to see this is where we're headed to overnight. maybe 30 for quantico, 28 manassas, 28 for frederick. be prepared for that cold start in the morning, although it will not be windy. we will have some 70s, though, by the time we get into the weekends, sean, jim, i know i'm looking forward to that. >> i'm looking for the warm and the weekends. >> very much. >> thanks, sue. all right, it has been busy day as we mentioned, we certainly want to hear what's on your minds. >> tweet us your thoughts 5@6:30. you got to tweet for us to

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>> how will the president's first 100 days affect the midterm elections, are we already looking towards another election? >> yes, believe it or not. here we go again. >> not us in the media. president trump was telling people in congress telling his party, look, if you don't pass this healthcare bill, get ready for the midterms. >> that will certainly -- vote america now joins us, chris, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having us again. >> we know the last couple every months or first first couple every months for president trump's administration had been a little tumultuous. what sort of impact do you think it will have on the midterm elections? >> certainly you have a major midterm elections. >> good or bad for the gop? >> it can be good. of course it can be bad. but look at the ends of the day a lot going on, see what the healthcare vote, tax reform, so many different issues too early to frankly tell. >> so let

general electorate, first and for most, people just drag through the most brutal presidential election ever, in this country, no matter who you back, it was brutal, it was nasty, it was much more nastier than it ever should have been. do you think people are even looking toward 2018 let alone 2020? >> yes, absolutely. and i believe this will be potentially one of the largest mid-terms in a long time in recent years. of course it was very tumultuous election, and with everything going on now, there is going to be a major course of democrats, really going to be rallying up their base, obama with his coalition, and his new organization, i'm sure they'll be doing everything they possibly can to take away, look, they already poured $3 million into secretary price's old seat, congressional district six. that in itself tells you what's happening at this particular moment right now. it will be certainly a very, very, i won't say ugly midterm. a lot going on. >> since the

seen a number of different protests, huge protests from the women's march to several other mars that have been not only just here in d.c., but nationwide, some of them world-wide. do you think that this will also bring about a new wave of politicians, who are now spurred to action because of their disappointment over the lasse election? >> i'm starting to think this is motivate ago lot of people to be more inclined in the process, i always tell people, people were into president obama, when i say people, talking mostly millennials, at the same instance, now, i think a lot of people are more into politics. this has woken up a lot of lynn -- millennials to be engaged in the process to understand the process how it works. so i think people have better understanding now, not just about president of the united state. more about local and state gubernatorial races coming up. so i think it will be huge, huge out pour, because people realize, that's who can get things done. members of congress. specially look at the healthcare issue right nowment some people

understanded the importance of how a congressman and your local member can have such an impact overall legislation. >> right. they say all politics is local, and that chris bridges up extent point. chris we'll always have you in here. see you soon. she is tying the knot. powerful group of bipartisan friends sent amorosso off this style. we will tell but it when we come back.

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>> whether was the last time there was white house staffer known for just one name? think about it? >> i don't know. >> like marlin fitzwater in the bush administration, marilyn. the reason i talk about that, amorosso. >> she is getting married, jim. the white house is the white house aid getting married next month, according to the washington post a group of powerful bipartisan friends including 5@6:30 guess, his wife, and fox5 contributor, paul warden, attended her cherry blossom theme bridal shower last

will marry john newman april 8th in jacksonville, florida. >> children i blossom theme i'm told because their first date was cherry blossom festival. >> there tough. >> talk about power lunch, former first lady michelle obama actress sarah jessica parker, gale king, robin roberts metaphor power brunch at the breslin, new new york staple known for his high clientele, mate interest d told vanity fair they each ate fish and chip, and got dessert, as well. >> what, they all got the same thing? >> that's no fun. >> use different things to share it. >> women there from 11:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon, then had to kick them out. they had the 3:00 seatingment come on, ladies, wrap it up. >> rumor has it secret service was tight so know one got close enough to eavesdrop. >> so we don't know what they were talking about? >> no. >> you know, that's, they said politics makes strange bed fellows, they seem like they would be thick

this point now. >> sure. >> exactly. okay, get ready to say awe. former vp met his name sake. we will tell you all about it when we come back.

>> if you need a friends in washington get a dog. vice president joe biden met adorable pup high is also named biden. goal end retriever puppy met his name sake, he was celebrating the affordable care act. the owner of biden the dog told buzz feed she named the pup because the former vp is, quote, her favorite politician and favorite elected official. by the way puppy biden's instagram account biden the goal end describes him as a dc dog in his photos back it up. you know, one of those things. >> photos. >> pretty cool. >> right. i feel like woe see that as a big honor. a lot of politicians, a lot of people say i name my dog after yo

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