among the people in the crowd were abdullah and his 13—year—old son.ay they were recovering at home in their garden. abdullah has little english, so his son spoke for both of them. i saw an angry driver in the van, in a company van. he looked at the muslims. they gathered around. he drove through and hit seven or eight people. and he...one was underneath a van. my dad got hit on his shoulder and next to his legs. and my dad's friend got hit on the stomach. witnesses have told us that the van came down the road at speed, turning into this cul—de—sac and knocking down the worshippers as it came through. it then came to a rest

sabah abdullah sa bah abdullah escaped sabah abdullah escaped the fire in this dressing gown. but his wife, khadija khalloufi, didn't. her hand slipping from his in the rush to get out. from the 16th, went to the 15th... i looked behind me, she wasn't there. i said to myself, god, what's happening? i looked here and there. the retired lecturer sits in his hotel room, his third home since the fire. today his wife's body was prepared for burial. tomorrow she is being flown back to morocco but he cannot go with her. his british passport is in ashes. i've got no passport, my passport burned. i've got no driving licence, it also burned. everything i can think of is gone, burned. i'm nobody. so you can't go to morocco with your wife's coffin? how can i do that? of course it's my wife. it is part of me, it is there. she should be never alone without me. i'm sorry to ask you this but how do you feel that you can't accompany your wife back home? this is really... ifeel really very down. i feel this is really... ifeel really very down. ifeel i this is really... ifeel really very down. i

police now identify him as zion abdullah. the first shooting this morning occurred before 8 o'clock when the 16-year-old chester high school student was gunned down after some sort of altercation in the area of 11th and parker. >> from our accounts, a good kid, goes to the high school. was a football player from what i understand. >> he was. >> it's always a tragic incident when persons lose their lives by way of violence. it's even more painful when it's a 16-year-old on his way to school. >> this is a horrendous loss of life. this is devastating that a 16-year-old child could be walking to his high school and be gunned downhis morning around 9:20, two vehicles were involved in a wild shooting incident not far from the high school. one gunshot victim was mercury marquee which lookedone. police are still looking for a second vehicle. later this morning around 11:00, a third shooting. police say it happened in the 200 block of 23rd street. plenty of shell casings on the ground but no victim to be found. early afternoon police

>> abdullah: no.h is very different to here but the inuit and the bedouin have a lot of similarities. they both live on the edge of human tolerance. they're much more open and friendlier people. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: it's like coming home when you come out here. it's very, incredibly powerful and enables you to put everything in perspective. fritjof nansen, the norwegian explorer said that, "salvation will not come from the rushing senses of civilization. deliverance will come from the lowly places." in other words we all need places to think and calm down. >> man wearing olive coat: [ speaking in arabic ] here it feels peaceful. my heart and soul are at peace. /s [cheering and applauding] >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. many of us have not thought about puerto rico until hamilton. let's be clear about that. yeah, manuel more an put puerto rico back on the map where it belongs. puerto ricans are american citizens. yep, three people. convince me. get wikipedia, pull it down. can't pull it

we're meeting abdullah sherew. 56 of his relatives were kidnapped by i.s. he paid for six of them to be freed. after that, he set up his own network of smugglers to free hostages. >> we contact many who live in areas under i.s. control. there are phases where the smugglers live in raqqa. we have smugglers who cross the border, and we have another group that brings the hostages here. >> sara is among those who were freed with his help. her own attempts to escape failed again and again. when she tried to flee for the third time, her captor took what was most dear to her -- he poisoned her children. the i.s. militants then displayed the bodies of her three dead children on a big screen. >> i cried and said, "you have enslaved us, you have taken away our husbands, why murder our children?" and he said, "they are children of kuffar, the unbelievers." my daughter was five, my son a year and seven months, and the youngest wasn't even 40 days old. >> abdullah has so far rescued 312 women. every mission is extremely dangerous, both for the smugglers and the hostages

behind me is the parking lot of the long vacant elementary school where zion abdullah breathed his lasthis morning murdered after some kind of altercation with an armed man or men as the teen walk to his high school. crossing guard anthony church had just gotten to work at 11th and kerlin around 7:30am when the shots rang out. at first he thought it was fireworks. >> all of a sudden bam. you know i hear it again and then that's when i ducked because i heard the ricco shaye off the wall. somebody shooting. >> reporter: one bullet went through the window of a corner fried chicken restaurant. kianna smith was in bed across the street. >> i rollout bed on the floor and i was ducking looking out my window making sure my husband wasn't out here. >> reporter: shooting victim identified as 16 year old zion abdullah chester high school sophomore and football player staggered down 11th street to the vacant columbus elementary school property and died there. chester upland school officials immediately locked down the high school next door and other diss trek schools to keep students out of harm's

the deputy leader of afghanistan, abdullah abdullah, has survived a bomb attack at a funeral in the capitalat least seven people were killed and over 100 injured in the explosions. the funeral was taking place of the son of a prominent politician. he was killed yesterday during clashes between demonstrators and police. from kabul, secunder kermani sent this report, which contains images which you may find distressing. bloodshed in a graveyard. three suicide bombers targeted mourners at this cemetery as they were burying a man shot by police yesterday during a protest against the growing violence in kabul. survivors described the carnage they had witnessed. translation: there were explosions everywhere and i saw my hands and face were burning. there were parts of human bodies lying all around me. after that i had to get to hospital. this is the third time in four days that dead and injured afghans have been brought to emergency hospitals across the city. kabul used to be one of the most secure places in the country. now it seems it is one of the most dangerous. relatives gathered outside the

police now identify him as zion abdullah. before 8 o'clock when the 16-year-old chester high school student was gunned down after some sort of altercation in the area of 11th and parker. m our accounts, a good

>> abdullah: no.ng lots of new people on expeditions up to the arctic. which is very different to here but the inuit and the bedouin have a lot of similarities. they both live on the edge of human toleranc they're much more open and friendlier people. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: it's like coming home when you come out here. it's very, incredibly powerful and enables you to put everything in perspective. fritjof nansen, the norwegian explorer said that, "salvation will not come from the rushing senses of civilization. deliverance will come from the lowly places." in other words we all need places to think and calm down. >> man wearing olive coat: [ speaking in arabic ] here it feels peaceful. my heart and soul are at peace. >> anthony: where is home? most of us are born with the answer. others have to sift through the pieces. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪

the deputy leader of afghanistan, abdullah abdullah, survives a bomb attack at a funeral in the capitalabul— at least seven people were killed and many more injured. also in this hour...advancements in cancer treatments. one of the largest clinical trials produces ‘powerful results‘ for prostate cancer patients. and for ovarian cancer patients — a new drug shrinks ovarian tumours in an early trial. theresa may has insisted that conservative party policy on income tax has not changed. one of her senior cabinet colleagues had suggested that the tax would not go up, even for higher earners. the tory manifesto does not include a promise on income tax, but in a newspaper interview the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, said the only way people could be sure of not paying more tax was to vote conservative. meanwhile, the labour leader jeremy corbyn has accused the conservatives of being in chaos over their tax plans. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports the last push to win over undecided voters and shore up support among the tory base. theresa may forced to clarify the conser

the deputy leader of afghanistan, abdullah abdullah, survives a bomb attack at a funeral in the capitalul — at least seven people are killed and many more injured. there are reports of dozens of civilians being killed while fleeing so—called islamic state in mosul. also in this hour...advances in cancer treatments. one of the largest clinical trials produces ‘powerful results‘ for prostate cancer patients. and sportsday — in half an hour's time — good evening and welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn has accused the conservatives‘ of being in "complete chaos" over their tax policy. it comes after theresa may avoided repeating comments made by a senior colleague who told a newspaper there would be no income tax rises under a conservative government. with more — our political correspondent iain watson. senior conservatives, including the defence secretary and foreign secretary, have been sending out a strong message to their core voters. if you‘re worried that income tax may rise if we are re—elected, don‘t be because it is not our intention. but the conservative manifesto is nowhere near as

the country's chief executive, abdullah abdullah, was among the mourners.n afghan capital. hejoins me now. tell us a little bit more about the latest information we have concerning this explosion, this attack? what it was, appalling to see three suicide bombers made it into the crowd of hundreds of mourners here in karbul and detonated their vests among those in the funeral. we understand from afghan government, 119 people are injured, taken to hospital, being treated. some of them are very seriously hurt and several others are wounded. among them, there seems to be no high—profile afghan government officials. although they did attend this funeral, including the country's deputy leader and the foreign minister. could you confirm to us how many people died? the officialfigure is to us how many people died? the official figure is that seven people died asa official figure is that seven people died as a result of three consecutive explosions, but the number of casualties who are wounded is very high. 119. just going back to what happened yesterday, the deterio

abdullah has little english, so his son spoke for both of them.y van. he looked at the muslims. they gathered around. he drove through and hit seven or eight people. and he...one was underneath a van. my dad got hit on his shoulder and next to his legs. and my dad's friend got hit on the stomach. witnesses have told us that the van came down the road at speed, turning into this cul—de—sac and knocking down the worshippers as it came through. it then came to a rest between those two bollards. the bollard that it hit has been moved. when it came to a stop, a young man was trapped underneath the van, though he has survived. today, with north london in shock, the head of one of the mosques called for calm. hate crime is on the rise. we have to do something to stop this madness. the cycle of violence will lead us nowhere. after a day of crime scene investigation, the van was eventually taken away yesterday evening. the suspected driver was arrested at the scene. darren osborne is still in custody, dean held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and

hadi al-abdullah is a syrian journalist who posts stories of the white helmets on youtube."if there is meaning to the word 'courage,'" he said, "it is represented by the civil defense." abdullah's stories caught the disapproving notice of the assad dictatorship, and last june, the door of his apartment building was connected to a bomb. "without me hearing any explosion," he said, "there was stone and steel on top of me, and i couldn't move any of my limbs." rescue workers he'd covered came to uncover him. "when i heard the sound of the civil defense bulldozer, i started to feel some hope that i might live. slowly, the stone started to be removed, rock by rock. all of the weight started to lessen." just hearing their voices gave you hope that you would live? "exactly," he said. "i was able to breathe, to hear their voices. it was difficult to open my eyes, but i opened them a little and saw them wearing their white helmets. i was so happy that i was out of the rubble." they said you were going to die, and then you returned to life. abdullah endured more than half a dozen sur

among the mourners in kabul was the country's deputy leader, abdullah abdullah, who wasn't hurt.rator who died in a protest yesterday about the deteriorating security situation in the afghan capital. a small scale trial into treatment of ovarian cancer has produced promising results. our health correspondent reports. marianne heath has advanced ovarian cancer. there are very few drugs to treat this type of cancer and the ones that exist can no longer help her. so she says when she was asked to take part in a trial for a new drug shejumped at the chance. well, i decided to go on the trial because there were no other way out for me, there were no options presented so it was the trial orjust radiotherapy so i decided to do the trial first. the trial, run by the institute of cancer research and the royal marsden, aims to test the safety of the new drug, known as onx—0801. it involved just 15 women all with advanced ovarian cancer. the result, tumours shrank significantly in almost half of the women over the course of five weeks. one of the fantastic things about this new drug that's

the deputy leader of afghanistan, abdullah abdullah, survives a bomb attack at a funeral in the capital

abdullah, the chief executive of the country.mbers waiting among the hundreds of mourners to explode their materials. we understand from the afghan health ministry that at least seven people are killed, and 119 others are seriously wounded. they were all taken to local hospitals in the afg ha n taken to local hospitals in the afghan capital, and citizens of the country have appealed for calm and unity amongst serious divisions and problems in the country. we will leave it there for now, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister has insisted the conservative position on tax has not changed, after a senior cabinet minister appeared to go further than commitments outlined in the conservative manifesto. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been campaigning in lincolnshire, highlighting his plans for public services and a fairer society. ariana grande has made a surprise visit to her fans that were injured in the terror attack at her manchester gig last week ahead of their benefit concert taking place tomorrow e

zion abdu abdullah was walking o school when he was gunned down at 10th and fulton. it's devastating that a 16-year-old child could be walking to high school and begunked down. >> the smoke barely cleared when another shooting at 9th and occukerlin.one drove himself toe hospital. his car riddled with bullets. >> there were more shots 10:57. >> by the time police got there, the street was littered with bullets. there was more to come on the 13th street and west ninth. >> there was a brief foot pursuit and shots were fired. >> no one was injured and the man was taken into custody. officials plan to double their efforts. >> we have a hand in this to try to bring peace back to the community. >> there was also a desperate plea for the public's help. >> it's more important than ever that the people of chester come together to help us end this. >> unfortunately, it's difficult to see an end anytime soon especially as we approach the beginning of summer in one of america's most violent cities. dann cuellar, "action news." jim? >> thank you, dan. three former administrators a

defense minister says she is convinced that the base does except a comparable alternative to king abdullah of jordan has given his full backing. this phase has been used by u.s. plans flying against i.s.. it has had some international capacity. >> for people watching the story. it is amazing that one is refusing to let the other have access to its own troops. where does this leave relations between germany and turkey? >> germany's foreign minister said on his way to turkey that the relationship has been going to a rough patch that is certainly the case. there are a whole array of factors that account for that. the fact that germany has granted asylum to some people leaving turkey in the wake of the aftermath of the last year's events. turkey's journalist with double nationality, including famous ones who have been detained in turkey. german parliament, condemnation, the armenian massacre, a whole host of factors. where do things go from here? both sides meet each other, they were at pains to say they want to preserve the relationship but this transfer of forces could be a blow. >> thank yo

police say zion abdullah was on his way to school when he was shot to death following an argument yesterday morning. police haven't made any arrests, but they tell us they are talking to people of interest in the case. the deadly shooting was just one of four gun-related incidents in chester within the span of a few hours. and it all happened on national gun violence awareness day. >> i feel for my family, i feel for my friend. we're going in the house now because she can't over that. that was her best friend. >> chester officials have announced that they are now teaming up with a gun reform group to try to find the sources of the illegal weapons that have been flowing into the city. last night gun control advocates who rallied nearby in media paused for a moment of silence for the victim from chester high school. during national gun violence awareness day, community leaders in philadelphia held a prayer rally just outside of city hall. neighbors brought pictures of loved ones lost to gun violence while police officers handed out free gun locks. >>> right now, a portion of the pennsylvania

. >> that was abdullah sees our. we meet one dallas resident with a whole new twist on crowd entertainment. all of that and more in just 60 seconds. don't go away. >> make your smart tv even smarter with the dw for smart tv at. what you want, when you want it. of today, extraordinary. in-depth. you decide what is on. find out more at dw.com. sarah: welcome back, a quick reminder of our top stories. angela merkel and menu mack brown have presented a united front at the eu summit in brussels, sending a clear message that the eu's franco german engine is back. on the issue of brexit, merkel said that britain allowing german citizens to stay in the nation is a good start. helen humphrey has the story. >> is a fairly good report card so far. u.s. banks past the first round of annual stress test from the u.s. federal reserve. they have enough capital to keep on trading, even in the case of another financial meltdown. this is the first round of hypothetical tests. the second and takes place next week. it is expected that a

abdullah was 16 and football student athlete. three other shootings nearby within four hours, one involved a chester police officer. the gunfire forced chester high school to remain on lockdown all day. >> well, penn state is making changes to the greek system after the alcohol fueled death of a fraternity pledge, timothy piazza in february, the board every trustees vote today take control of the entire greek system, and disciplinary actions there. board members mentioned a zero tolerance policy for hazing and stronger criminal punishment. hard liquor is banned at social event, now fraternities and sororities can have only ten parties a semester down from 45. attorney tom kline decline, who reps the piazza family, says it is all lip service. >> what we don't know, what was not enacted today, were any concrete proposals. that can was kick down the road. >> school officials say they're confident the proposals will turn into action in the near future. >>> meantime, three former penn state officials are going to jail for their roles

gilliam just beat out political rival marty small as well as abdullah and jimmy whitehead. gilliam is a city council member. guardian ran unopposed. >>> city council president frank moran ran the democratic race for mayor of camden. dozens of supporters turn out to celebrate moran's victory grilln last night. the long-time councilman dominated the democratic field in a t current mayor dana redd whosed . no republican candidate on that ballot. >>> for the full list of results from the new jersey primary head over to our website cbsphilly.comh and yes cbs3 "eyewitness news" all eyes w he. >> april the giraffe is back in the spotlight. the way she helped to make little boy's dream come true.bo. more on a woman who welcomed her newborn daughter who was really tipping the scales. the story you don't want to miss this one when "eyewitness news" >>> welcome back everyone. 10-year-old boy has his wish come true by meeting one of the biggest celebrities. >> by celebrity we mean april theawn from avon, ohio he has life-threatening seizure disorder. like so many others alex and his fa

police say zion abdullah was on his way to school when he was shot to death following an argument yesterday morning. police have not made any arrests, but tell us they are talking to person of interests in the case. the deadly shooting was just one of four gun-related incidents in chester within the span of a few hours. and it all happened on national gun violence awareness day. >> i feel for the family. i feel for my friend. i mean, we're going in the house now, because she crying. she can't get over that. like, that was her best friend. >> chester officials have announced they are teaming up with a gun reform group to try to find the source of illegal weapons flowing into the city. last night, gun control advocated who rallied in media paused for a moment of silence for the victim from chester high school. during national gun violence awareness day, community leaders in philadelphia held a prayer rally just outside of city hall. neighbors brought pictures of loved ones lost to gun violence while police officers handed out free gun locks. >>> right now a portion of the pennsylvania turnpik

this is him alongside abdullah, who had also been accused of blasphemy, and another journalism studental would debate with more conservative students. he described himself as a muslim but also as a liberal. over time, debates turned to threats. he used to discuss with religious fanatics. he knew that but he used to discuss these things. and what would they talk about? what were the discussions about? about islam and religion. blasphemy allegations are often used in pakistan as a way to settle personal feuds. mashal‘s father believes this video of him criticising alleged corruption in the university a few days before his death led to the conspiracy against him. police have also collected evidence suggesting student politicians, jealous of mashal‘s influence, wanted him out of the university. it is hard to know what of that is true. what we do know is that most of those who took part in the violence did believe mashal was a blasphemer. i think at one time the notion was, that if somebody wanted to get somebody killed, they will go hire what are known as target killers, guns for hire. mer

atlantic city frank gilliam won in a close race beating out political rival marty small as well as abdullah and jimmy whitehead. mail in ballots reportedly determined the victory in that election, both gilliam and small are city council members he will face republican inn couple mayor don guardian. >>> in the race for mayor of camden city council president frank moran won the democratic vote. dozens of supporters turnout to celebrate moran's victory at hank's bar and grill in camden last night. moran dominated the democratic field, inace, to succeed current mayor dana red d who heavily moran won more than 70 percent of the votes. he had this to say to his challengingers. if you areo say individual passionate about the city of camden, if you truly believe in what you stated, during your campaign, let's except the and join us moving this city forward. >> there was the can ballot. moran was first electedirectoofe camden county parks department >>> senior trump administration says that attorney general jef resign, soy that the two men have had a heas since sessions reaccused himself from the de

delaware county, where police in chester are investigating the shooting death of 16-year-old zion abdullah. they tell us he was gunned down following an argument while he was headed to school yesterday morning. police have not made any arrests in this case, but they do tell us that they're talking to people of interest. the deadly shooting was just one of four gun-related incidents in chester that happened within the span of a few hours and this all occurred on national gun violence awareness day. >>> the case of a bucks county man accused of sexually abusing six sisters will go to the jury on monday. the defense rested yesterday without calling any witnesses. prosecutors say the victims were given to suspect lee kaplan as gifts from their parents. the girls were reluctant to testify against kaplan until their mother met with them. jurors heard a recording of the girl's mother telling them to tell the truth about what kaplan did to them. according to the defense, the girl's mother cooperated because she wanted a plea deal. >> clear from my perspective that there was an influence from the d

a state within a state was prevented from being established the right thing well mr abdullah what would you say to those who claim that the administration has been perhaps too blinded by its own anti drop campaign and that it perhaps overcommitted both the police and army resources to content to drop trafficking at the expense of other security challenges over as and foremost you know the president was already aware of the drug problem and later he was able to make the connection that it was so that there is group story. who are using drugs as a source of income in order to fund them and having realized that then that was their proper response and that is why we do not have we do not there was state within the state at this stage that the government has taken they're doing bar on guys thirty one settlements instead of four instead of all them instead of the. the terrorist group taking over the entire area we have actually made substantial and great success and great progress again mr bell yeah i do not want to downplay the progress that you have russia if i have. experienced terrorism f

sabha abdullah lost his wife in the fire.nexplicably moved into this old people's home, far from the life he knew. we have found you a good flat, so you don't need to stay in the hotel. i said, i'm happy here, happy in the hotel. they said, no, this is a good one. you might lose it. this is for elderly people. what on earth am i doing here? in fact, he is the only resident from grenfell tower living here. most of the places here are empty. and it is half empty? that doesn't make sense, does it? you tell me. some feel there is confusion in the council's attempts to deal with the aftermath of the tragedy. but the long—standing shortage of social housing in the area is making matters worse. kensington and chelsea is wealthy, with stunning homes and handsome facades. some argue empty terraces should be requisitioned for the homeless of g re nfell towers, because of years of neglect in building council housing. this borough has one of the highest levels of households living in temporary accommodation, yet it is one of the richest

the mainstream media rushed to indict the syrian government with trump declaring alongside king abdullahin the rose garden on april sixth that assad had crossed many lines according to her that night trump was presented with four options for the u.s. response one to do nothing which was immediately ruled out too with to strike an airfield after notifying russia and by extension the syrians in order to minimize casualties option three was to target syrian bases and command centers with the u.s. air force and the final option presented was to decapitate the syrian state by bombing assad and his presidential palace trump chose option two though trump apparently at first opposed the decision to warn the russians this account of those fateful days in april paints a disturbing portrait of our commander in chief hersh a source described the believe government carried out a chemical attack on contract coon as a fairy tale none the less it's a tale which moved to trump to bomb a sovereign nation and one which despite being hostile to the president on almost every other front the mainstream media

quoting a source, the paper says militant leader abdullah maute is willing to release a catholic priestm of his parents and relatives captured by the military. the japan times features a beautiful picture that speaks of relations between vatican and japan. japan's traditional ‘noh‘ theatre was performed in rome's magnificent ‘palazzo della cancelleria' to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the start of this diplomatic relation. we were talking earlier about the visit to washington by prime minister narendra modi, but we'd like to switch gears now to a series of photographs of one of india's other leaders, mahatma gandhi. french photographer henri cartier—bresson travelled to india in 1947 to capture a country in transition. he found so much more, as a new exhibit at the rubin museum in new york tells us. the bbc went to take a look. it is often said when you are talking about a photographer, oh, he was in the right place at the right place but it is a skill and talent to nowhere to be. he travelled to delhi in 1948 to meet and photograph gandhl delhi in 1948 to meet and photograph gandhi

quoting a source, the paper says militant leader abdullah maute is willing to release a catholic priestf his parents and relatives captured by the military. the japan times features a beautiful picture that speaks of relations between vatican and japan. japan's traditional noh theatre was performed in rome's magnificent palazzo della cancelleria to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the start of this diplomatic relation. a film that exposes london's sex industry underworld has just had its european premiere at the edinburgh film festival. the receptionist is based on a true story of a chinese woman who killed herself in london eight years ago. only after her death, her friends learned she had been working as a prostitute in an illegal massage parlour. began a journey to find out about her secret life — and as the result made this film. —— one of those friends began a journey to find out about her secret life — and as the result made this film. i'll be speaking to her in just a moment, but first here's a clip from the film. they do mass marches, body to body. —— massages. we can now speak

sabha abdullah lost his wife in the fire. put him up in a hotel and then inexplicably moved into this old people's home, farfrom the life he knew. we have found you a good flat, so you don't need to stay in the hotel. i said, flat, so you don't need to stay in the hotel. isaid, i'm happy flat, so you don't need to stay in the hotel. i said, i'm happy here, happy in the hotel. they said, no, this is a good one. you might lose it. this is for elderly people. what on earth am i doing here? in fact, he is the only resident from g re nfell tower he is the only resident from grenfell tower living here. most of the places here are empty. and it is half empty? that doesn't make sense, does it? you tell me. summer there is confusion in the council's attempts to deal with the aftermath of the tragedy. but the long—standing shortage of social housing in the area is making matters worse. kensington and chelsea is wealthy, with stunning homes and handsome facade is. some argue empty terraces should be requisitioned for the homeless of g r

amongst the crowd were abdullah and his 13—year—old son.at home in their garden. because it he has little english, his son spoke for both of them. i saw and angry driver in the van, in a company van. he looked at the muslims. he drove through and hit seven or eight people. one was underneath a van. my dad got hit on his shoulder and next to his legs the hired van ran over this man's foot and ankle, breaking them both. he was allowed home from hospital today. andy told me he had been trying to help the man who died when he was hit. i fall down. and i see the guy bleeding on the head. another guy lying next to me unconscious. so i stood up to try to help those guys. when i stand, i fall down. the other guys came to me and said, the guy is going to strike again. this was a cold, calculated cruelty to cause chaos and to divide communities. witnesses have told us the van came down the road at speed, turning into this cul—de—sac and knocking down the worshippers as it came through. it then came to a rest between those two bollards. bob ballard th

have failed in yemen and they are calle designers are afraid that if i can just as you can just abdullah to respond to that how do you respond to that. yes. so did so did a bit over the g twenty countries and has one of the most stable economy and one of the stable governments and not only in the region and in the whole war and there is a solid. you need to between there are a lot of the old and saudi arabia this is why you see the saudis. at a time you see the name elite living outside our side and on the ne as. you know they are leaving from that all country so by the idea we only get other bodies of the iranians have a military and do it immediately because without getting at me then why do you want to have the argument i'm going to try to get i have to leave it there so you'd mohammad marandi from tehran and. we were taught commodore from the royal saudi maybe we could talk all day but we have to leave it there thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. and a special twenty seventeen confederations cup coverage is right with us after the short break. in case you're new to the ga

his name is mohammad abdullah. >> i was doing a delivery over the fence. the action came from the side of the road. he came in the fast lane and took a sharp left. reporter: this was a man drying the van? >> yes. reporter: and from what you saw he veered off the bus lane targeting the people leaving the mosque? >> yes. i saw people getting hit. it was three of them. two of them ran away. there were a lot of people to get hip out. so the police came. i have seen about 6 or 7 people on the floor. soon they finish this guy came. and then [inaudible] reporter: they sent a specialist unit dealing with trauma. we have seen attacks like this in london. >> we should not see in the world anymore. it's on the side of the road. reporter: mow happen edabdullah there describing what he saw. to give you a sense of what's happening now. the any investigation is haven't ongoing. we'll show you aerial pictures of the scene where this potential terrorist attack took place, the muslim welfare house in finsbury park. a tent has, erected outside. this is now a crime scene, and

king abdullah of jordan said it best, world war iii. this is world war iii. i like secretary kelly and we've got to be vigilant but again we have to think outside the box to do those things to prevent terrorist attacks rather than always responding to terrorist attacks. gregg: people have been dwelling on the attack in paris, denise, belgian, great britain, three of them in as many months, germany, we've had our own, orlando, san bernardino, right? >> we sure have. i've advocated better use of what we call open source intelligence. let me tell you what i'm talking about. when our intelligence authorities begin to look at suspects many of times logo on google. google only gives you so much information. it doesn't give you a deep dive. as their more and more data, more and more information today it's tougher and tougher to find the abrasion you need. there are more gated search engines out there. i use one back in 2012 revealed that the iranians were on the ground in north korea helping them with the ballistic missile and nuclear test. that's what i'm talking.

he was talking there with mohamed abdullah, a witness to this indecent. police call this major. very real sense there of the anger that. the people around there. police have confirmed one man was arrested, a number of witnesses say that there were three people in the van. two people ran away, but not confirmed by police. according to witnesses, police, have confirmed that one person was arrested, and we have footage of that. we will have a look at that now. >> that was footage of the one arrest. that police said they have made, following this in finsbury park. let's go to hillary, she lives on seven sisters road, where this happened. she is in police cordon. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thank you hillary for joining us, you live on seven sisters road, can you tells what you saw this morning? >> i got home, as rus usual, walking to fl my flat there wasa call for prayer, less than hour, a heard a commotion on the street, people were yelling, i rushed downstairs. i realized something was amis. >> this is fox news alert, i am greg in new york we're following events as th

you are speaking to mohammed abdullah. grigg: you have brand-new listening to sky news, our sister network covering the london attack. worshipers coming out of the finsbury mosque were mowed down by a van where a suspect is in custody, being questioned by police. if all of this sound too familiar, you can go to our website foxnews.com, and you will see a long list of terrorist attacks that occurred, many of them involving trucks, but not all. june 3 it was the van and the stabbing of people on london bridge. before that the ariana grande concert. the champs-elysees attack where a gunman got out of the truck with an automatic attack. the westminster bridge attack. a van was used or a vehicle that mowed down people on the bridge. before that the knife attack in paris. the germany christmas market attack, a truck plowing into a christmas market near central berlin. and here in the youth, an attack at ohio state, a university student ran his car into a group of student, then got out and slashed people with a butcher knife. ham

talking to witness, called mohamed abdullah, who was talking about an arrest, police have confirmed one person has been arrested, this is video of th arrest, let's have a look. >> earlier i spoke with correspondent mork marc white. >> main focus of the investigation would appear to be on the deliberate act. i am still waiting on confirmation counterterrorism demand has been involved. we know that one person is in custody at the moment. it is still very early on. it is only happened just two and a half hours ago. so, emergency status is still there there is a large police contingent that is there, police personnel carriers that have arrived at scene around seven sisters road, to seal off the area, keep people back. there are a lot of people on the street, this happened just after people would have attended prayers at finsbury park mosque in the local area, there was a large group of people just gathering after prayers in the area of seven sisters road. now we know that at least 10 people were hit by this van. on seven sisters road. some of the reports are very worrying from eyewitnesses,