investigators say he shouted "allahu akbar," arabic for "god is great."e flooded the area near the opera house, and eyewitnesses said officers first tried to taser the suspect, and then fired two shots. the authorities have confirmed the attacker is dead. translation: the police arrived quickly. everyone arrived quickly. we didn't know what was going on. i quickly moved outside the bar, i saw a man lying on the floor. president macron said his thoughts were with the victims and their loved ones. he saluted the courage of the police officers who, in his words, neutralised the terrorist. the city's mayor said that all parisian stood by the victims‘ side. the incident is being treated as terrorism, but there has been no word on the background of the attacker. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition that fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued via attackers. our response will be firm and clear. over the past t

the attacker was shot dead by police and is reported to have shouted allahu akbar.ced plans to start dismantling its nuclear test site in less than two weeks, and says international experts and journalists will be invited to watch. president trump's thanked north korea and called it a very smart and gracious gesture. votes are being counted in iraq after the first general election since the government declared victory over the islamic state group. but the country's electoral commission is reporting a low turnout, with less than 45% of eligible voters casting their ballots. countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say

the attacker was shot dead by police and is reported to have shouted "allahu akbar".o—called islamic state say they were behind it. north korea's announced plans to start dismantling its nuclear test site in less than two weeks, and says international experts and journalists will be invited to watch. president trump's thanked north korea and called it a "very smart and gracious gesture". votes are being counted in iraq after the first general election since the government declared victory over the islamic state group. but the country's electoral commission's reporting a low turn—out with less than 45% of eligible voters casting their ballots. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, and a warm welcome to dateline london. this week's news has been dominated by news from and about the middle east. we'll discuss what happens now, given donald trump's abandonment of the iran nuclear deal. we'll also consider the prospects for the forthcoming north korea summit. my guests this week, janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph. from bloomberg markets, stryker mcguire.

he was yelling out allahu akbar before the attack which means "god is great." isis said it is one of their soldiers but did not provide evidence. isis shows this image from video when he pledged his allegiance to isis. here is what we know about him so far. he was a french citizen. born in chechnya. police i did taned his parents and a friend for questioning and a moe tiff is unclear at this time. >> enindonesia is on edge after a attack at three churches. just hours after suicide bombing attacks at three churches in the same city. those attacks killed at least 13 people and killed a dozen more. authorities have not confirmed. >>> and a salmonella outbreak has taken place now. 11 people have been hospitalized due to complications, but no deaths have been reported. they were disripted -- distributed from rose farms. >>> new fissuers have opened up on hawaii's beg island. 18 fi sfissures have residents evacuating. the eruptions could get worse with explosions that send rock and ash miles into the sky. >> senator john mccain's daughter, meghan says she is still wa

witnesses reported the attacker shouting ‘allahu akbar‘ before he was shot dead by police in the popular area of the city. so called islamic state say they were behind it. north korea's announcement that it will dismantle its nuclear test site within two weeks has been welcomed by south korea and the us. pyongyang says international experts and journalists will be allowed to observe. president trump tweeted his thanks, calling it a "great and gracious gesture". now on bbc news, time for ‘the week in parliament'. peers inflict a string of defeats on the government over the eu withdrawal bill and tempers fray. if anybody is undermining the government at the moment, it's the foreign secretary publishing the prime minister! the government says sorry for the ukip‘s par in the kidnap and torture 1a years ago so philip i apologise unreservedly. we are profoundly sorry for the ordeal that you have both suffered, and our role in it. and the government sees off an attempt to hold an inquiry into the relations between the press and the police. a former labour leader branded a betrayal. we have the

the attacker was shot dead by police and is reported to have shouted allahu akbar. so—called islamic state say they were behind it. north korea has announced plans to start dismantling its nuclear test site in less than two weeks, and says international experts and journalists will be invited to watch. president trump's thanked north korea and called it a very smart and gracious gesture. votes are being counted in iraq after the first general election since the government declared victory over the islamic state group. but the country's electoral commission is reporting a low turnout, with less than 45% of eligible voters casting their ballots. countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say is an appalling lack of progress in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they have been backed by more than 50 mps, who have accused mobile operators of failing to put up new masts, despite help from government. jon donnison reports. these days, life without your mobile for many seems almost unimaginable. but, in some parts of rural britain, it remains

reporter: it seems terrorist fact thatbased on the the perpetrator shouted several " and "allahu akbar information that he was radicalized while in prison. in the city of liege, people have begun to sign a book of condolences for the the question for investigators is whether the killer planned this is an act of terror, and should he have been stopped from being released from prison before carrying out his murders. jane: after 10 days of strikes by truckers, life is returning to normal in brazil. drivers have been told to get back to work after a strike which was sparked by demands to cut petrol prices. south america correspondent katy watson reports. katy: day 10 began like any other -- lines of trucks on motorways in protest. while some drivers drifted back to work after the weekend, others were determined they were not going anywhere. barbers sympathetic to their cause came to them instead. what started as a widespread strike over fuel prices morphed into a broader protest about politics. these posters along the motorway calling for military intervention -- this in a country that liv

newsgroup as police forensic teams combed the area eyewitnesses described how the attacker had shouted allahu akbar god is great and mentioned the war in syria prosecutors said they were investigating it as a terrorist incident the man who carried out this attack was on a day release from prison he failed to return to his cell the inmates there described him as a violent man police now believe he might have been right. allies inside the prison . described as a petty criminal with drug connections in the city the police are now trying to form a profile of the man and search for a credible motive david chaytor out zero the year. starbucks is closing files and service coffee shops across the united states on tuesday for staff training on racial bias the chain was criticized last month when two black men were arrested are waiting for a friend at its branch in philadelphia were runnels reports on how another hot drink business is serving up equality training in washington. at the calabash tea house shelves are filled with traditional remedies herbal mixtures to ease aching joints soothe frazzled nerves

translation: according to witnesses, the attacker shouted allahu akbar when he attacked with a knife.the paris anti—terrorism unit are investigating. french media say the suspect, khamzat azimov, was born in 1997 in the southern republic of chechnya. he gained nationality in 2010. a source said his parents are being questioned. islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition which fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued by attackers. 0ur response will be firm and clear. over the past three years, a string ofjihadist attacks across france has claimed the lives of almost 250 people. as the investigation continues, the police will remain on high alert. the british prime minister's plans for customs arrangements after brexit have been dealt another blow by a senior cabinet colleague. the environment secretary, michael gove — a leading brexiteer — publicly criticised the idea of a customs partnership, saying the concept was flawed. he said there were s

investigators say he shouted "allahu akbar," arabic for "god is great."aser the suspect, and then fired two shots. translation: the police arrived quickly. everyone arrived quickly. we didn't know what was going on. we were quickly moved inside the bar. i went outside and i saw a man lying on the floor. president macron said his thoughts were with the victims and their loved ones. he saluted the courage of the police officers who, in his words, "neutralised the terrorist". the city's mayor said that all parisians stood by the victims' side. the incident is being treated as terrorism. judicial sources have told the french media that the attacker was born in 1997 in the southern russian republic of chechnya. the source said his parents are now being questioned. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition which fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued by attackers. our response will be firm and clear. over the pas

witnesses reported the attacker shouting ‘allahu akbar‘ before he was shot dead by police in the popularrea of the city. so called islamic state say they were behind it. north korea's announcement that it will dismantle its nuclear test site within two weeks has been welcomed by both south korea and the us. pyongyang says international experts and journalists will be allowed to observe. president trump tweeted his thanks, calling it a "great and gracious gesture". now on bbc news, it's time for click. replica art, replica popstar and a robot that we wish could replicate doing the laundry. the future starts here. more specifically at london's victoria and albert museum. i have come to an exhibition that hopes to make us think about how we want to live our lives in the future. there are over 100 items on display, a lot of them we have seen on the show before but here they are presented in a different light, in a somewhat unsettling one. here is an immersive dome. a reminder of how our lifestyles are poisoning the earth. it's not every day you an artificially intelligent sandpit and it real

translation: according to witnesses, the attacker shouted allahu akbar when he attacked with a knife.of operation, the paris anti—terrorism unit are investigating. the suspect, khamzat azimov, was born in the southern republic of chechnya. he obtained french nationality in 2010. a source said his parents are being questioned. islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition which fought a source said his parents are being questioned. islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition which fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued by attackers. a source said his parents are being questioned. our response will be firm and clear. over the past three years, a string ofjihadist attacks across france has claimed the lives of almost 250 people. as the investigation continues, the police will remain on high alert. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come. a golden day for liverpool's mo salah, as he sets

according to the interior ministry, a few witnesses said they heard the attacker say "allahu akbar" before french police fatally shot the assailant. police praising the actions of the officers for quickly neutralizing the incident. paris has been under high security in recent years after several deadly extremist attacks. now, forensic and counterterror police are swarming the scene, shutting down a nearby subway station as they try to determine the motive. tonight, the mayor of paris saying, "our city was bruised" and that all parisians are thinking about the victim who lost their life and the wounded. james longman, abc news, london. >>> abc's mikey kay is on the scene where the stabbing occurred. mikey, parisians have been on edge because of recent terror attacks. any insight yet on why the attacker chose this area of the city? >> hi, good evening, tom. i'm actually just feet away from where tonight's horrific attack occurred, and moments away from the opera house, a very, very touristy area of paris. it's saturday night, there are a lot of people around. counterterrorism police behind m

paris prosecutors say witnesses reported the suspect crying out allahu akbar, arabic for god is great before carrying out the attack. in a statement through the news agency, isis described the suspect as one of its soldiers, but didn't provide evidence for that claim. this image captured from video, the agency purportedly him pledging his allegiance. it is unclear whether he was inspired by or a follower of the terror group. here's what we know so far. a judicial source said he is a french citizen. he had no criminal record but was known to french authorities and was on the country's watch list for signs of islamic radicalization. police have detained three people including his parents and a friend for questioning. a motive remains unclear. isis is also claiming responsibility for a string of deadly attacks in indonesia. a family of suicide bombers detonated explosives at three christian churches in the city of surabaya as worshippers gathered for sunday services. 13 people were killed and dozens more injured. authorities have not confirmed isis's claim. this breaking overnight, just

spokesman eric van der sypt is said, based on the fact the perpetrator shouted several times "allahu akbarradicalised people while in prison. speaking on belgian radio this morning the belgian justice speaking on belgian radio this morning the belgianjustice minister said he felt responsible for the event. i feel responsible because i am responsible for the prisons. the question is, should this man has been released from prison leave? it isa been released from prison leave? it is a real issue because in his wish the suicide he took with him three innocent people and it deserves a self—conscious examination. innocent people and it deserves a self-conscious examination. in the city of liege, people have begun to signa city of liege, people have begun to sign a book of condolences. the questions for investigators are whether the killer planned this as an act of terror and should he have been stopped from being released from prison before carrying out his murders? damian grammaticus, bbc news, brussels. fresh talks have been held to try to overcome the political crisis in italy, where there's

the suspect is alleged to have shouted "allahu akbar," god is great, as he attacked them. stealing their guns, he shot them both did. he left the two bodies there on the sidewalk before making his way up this street. he was firing at random with the guns he had stolen before killing a 22-year-old man in a nearby car. he then went into this school, holding a woman hostage, before rushing at police outside. the gunman injured four police officers before they brought him down. 36ear-old benjamin herman,e a belgian native. police say he was on two-day prison leave and was to return to prison today. >> and james longman with us from belgium tonight. and james, belgian authorities do believe the suspect may have been radicalized while in prison? >> reporter: that's right, david. he was flagged last year for his connections to known extremists inside prison. belgium has been home to those linked to some of europe's most deadly attacks. david? >> james longman on the scene for us. james, thank you. >>> and back here at home tonight, today was the day that thousands of starbucks we

translation: according to witnesses, the attacker shouted allahu akbar when he attacked with a knife.imov was born in the southern republic of chechnya. the source said his parents are being questioned. islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition which fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued by attackers. our response will be firm and clear. over the past three years, a string ofjihadist attacks across france has claimed the lives of almost 250 people. as the investigation continues, the police will remain on high alert. dozens of rough sleepers from eu countries are to receive thousands of pounds in compensation after being illegally detained and deported. figures obtained by the bbc reveal that in the 12 months to may last year, almost 700 people were targeted, despite some of them being able to prove that they were working. jon ironmonger has more. tomas lusas is from lithuania. for nine years, he has been living, working and paying taxes i

people inside bars and restaurants barricading themselves in as witnesses say a man shouted allahu akbar, god is great, as he dived randomly at pedestrians. >> i heard two gunshots ring, we waited a bit, then ventured outside a little bit more to see what was going on. >> reporter: police swiftly on the scene shooting and killing the suspect within nine minutes. he is now identified as khamzat azimov. born in 1997 in chechnya, a russian province long troubled by extremist islam, he became a french citizen in 2010 and was on a radicalization watchlist. tonight, azimov's parents and a friend are being questioned by police, as more evidence about his motives comes to light. azimov allegedly leaving a video behind pledging allegiance to isis, the group already claiming responsibility for his actions. a 29-year-old has been confirmed dead, four others with serious injuries from the attack. french president emmanuel macron tweeting, "france will not cede an inch to the enemies of freedom." >> and james longman joins us live from the scene of the deadly attack. security in paris already heighte

enjoying their evening near in bars and restaurants barricading themselves in as a man shouted "allahu akbars great." >> we waited a bit and ventured outside a little bit more to see what was going on. >> reporter: police swiftly on the scene, shooting and killing the suspect within nine minutes. he's been identified. he was born in 1997 in chechnya. he became a french citizen in 2010 and was on a radicalization watch list. azimov's parents being questioned. he left a video behind pledging allegiance to isis. the 29-year-old has been confirmed dead. french president emmanuel macron tweeting, france will not cede an inch. this was nothing like the far larger plots that have left many more dead like at the bataclan, for instance. but it is a reminder to stay vigilant. james longman, abc news, paris. >>> an african-american group is calling for a boycott of a shopping mall outside of milwaukee. the group called the original black panthers of milwaukee is reacting to this video. the panthers want the officer fired and prosecuted. police are investigating the incident but say the video does not s

the magistrate says the attacker shouted "allahu akbar" before killing two policewomen and a bystanderas serving a prison sentence but was unauthorized leave at the time of the attack. former trump advisor steve bannon calls angela merkel's migration policy incompetent. he says that germany exposed other european countries to an influx of migrants and that the nationalist party that villa pfizer is on the right track. -- that vilified her is on the right track. temperatures hover above 111 degrees fahrenheit. officials have said of cooling stations to provide relief to commuters full to many in the muslim-majority country are observing ramadan, which requires fast so sunrise to sunset. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. caroline: thank you so much. more investorsto and protesters are gearing up for amazon's annual meeting. bloomberg will be there. we go outside the event. spencer we are anticipating the on bit of protest. what is on the agenda fo

. >> allahu akbar!shouting) >> narrator: then, in august 2014, western powers began to bomb isis strongholds. >> (translated): from the moment the coalition started bombing the islamic state, in august 2014, things changed of course. isis developed a logic of revenge, which intensified along with the bombardments. (shouting) this meant that the people who wanted to launch actions in europe gained in authority. >> narrator: in late 2014, isis began to create an external operations unit. it developed a plan for a campaign of revenge attacks against europe. the unit would deploy as many as 200 terrorist operatives to launch attacks in their home countries. at the same time, hundreds more fighters were returning to europe without specific terrorist missions, and hundreds of europeans had been radicalized at home without visiting syria. any one of them could have posed a threat. >> you know, 5,000 european nationals that have gone out to syria and iraq, we don't know exactly how many have come back, we kind

investigators say he shouted "allahu akbar," arabic for "god is great."ooded the area near the opera house, and eyewitnesses said officers first tried to taser the suspect, and then fired two shots. the authorities have confirmed the attacker is dead. translation: the police arrived quickly. everyone arrived quickly. we didn't know what was going on. we were quickly moved inside the bar. i went outside and i saw a man lying on the floor. president macron said his thoughts were with the victims and their loved ones. he saluted the courage of the police officers who, in his words, neutralised the terrorist. the city's mayor said that all parisian stood by the victims‘ side. the incident is being treated as terrorism, but there has been no word on the background of the attacker. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting countries of the coalition that fought against it in the middle east. translation: france is absolutely determined not to yield in any way to the threats issued by attackers. our response will be firm and cle

the shooter, benjamin herman apparently shouted allahu akbar during the attack. he took a woman hostage. the belgian foreign minister says the woman may have helped to stop the attack. >>> we do have an update on a firefighter injured dug this fire. justin costa remains hospitalized at the uc davis burn center in sacramento and is in fair condition. he's alert and talking. the fire broke out at the market on monday. the market served customers for 75 years and the cause is under investigation. >>> a massive protest at an egg farm near petaluma led to dozens of arrests. animal activists stormed the sunrise farm facility to rescue hens. police arrested 40 activists for protesting. the protesters say they have evidence of animal cruelty. they provided photos to us, but the photos don't clearly show a location and could not be verified. sunrise farms has not responded to our request for comments. >>> a purse snatcher pleaded not guilty to three charges. otto halafihi is accused accused stealing purses from three women earlier this month. he could face charges for arm

he reportedly shouted allahu akbar during the attack. he took a hostage at the school. the belgian interior men center says the woman may have helped talk down the shooter and avoid deaths inside the school. he crept up behind the two police officers, stabbed them repeatedly, stole their guns, then shot them in the back and also shot the bystander. back to you, reggie. >> we also have an update on the firefighter injured during this fire at a beloved lake county market. justin costa remains hospitalized at the uc davis burn center in sacramento. he's in fair condition. costa is alert and talking. the fire broke out at hard center's market and hardware store. it's believed to be a total loss. that market served customers for 75 years. the cause is under investigation. >>> a massive protest at an egg farm near petaluma led to dozens of arrests. animal activists from direct action everywhere say they stormed the facility to rescue hens. police arrested 40 activists for protesters. the protesters say they have evidence of animal cruelty. they provided photos to us, but the

one person is dead and four others are wounded after a man shouted allahu akbar and then attacked with a knife. it happened in the center of the city in an area popular with tourists. police shot and killed the attacker. >>> we're also following developing news out of north korea. the country announced today that it will dismantle its nuclear test site between may 23 and 25 ahead of next month's meeting between prucesident trump and k jong un. the president tweeting "thank you. a very smart and gracious gesture." north korea's state media said journalists will be invited to inspect the process. kim jong un first revealed plans to shut down the testing ground during a summit with south korea's president last month. >>> tragedy for an oakland family on a trip to the east coast. the mother killed in a car crash, leaving seven children with no way to get home. the tragic story began in march. the family went to jacksonville, florida, to help a relative move to california. their mother was killed in a crash while there. the mother's sister and nephew were also among the victims. the familie

he took a woman hostage, he shouted "allahu akbar," before the attack.as on a security list, released out of prison. do the watch lists even work? >> apparently not, in this characters you have the minister of justice saying i had pangs in my conscience about letting this guy out and feels responsible for this. why was the individual let out on the street? despite the fact he had contacted radicals in 2015 and 2016. you have 450 radicalized inmates in belgian prisons. not good. liz: good point. 4,000 estimated people left europe to fight for al qaeda and estimated 23 terrorists committed attacks in europe since around 2014, 2015. belgium is known for crazy bureaucracy. security forces don't talk to the cops. this is still a problem even after the paris bataclan attacks, what's going on here? >> they're calling the prisons jihadist incubators. you have people going, in even people who are not islamic radicals coming out as such and committing atrocious acts like what you're displaying on the scene. it's terrifying, scary and europe needs to get act togeth

killed by paris police last night but not before he wounded four and killing one before yelling allahu akbar great in arabic he. did not have a criminal record. so far a friend of the suspect has been questioned. so too has asimov's parents who live in northern paris. france has been on alert in the past three years and recently, rick, the press secretary for the white house released a statement saying thoughts and prayers with the people of france and this will strengthen the coalition fighting isis. rick: bryan llenas reporting from new york newsroom. thank you. >> of course. rick: can you give her flowers and cards, jewelry, but there may be no tribute big enough for the amazing women we call mom. this mother's day we honor and celebrate all the great things moms do when the "fox report" continues after this. ♪ today, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. and customer service are critical to business success. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreas

prosecutor spokesman eric van der sypt said, based on the fact the perpetrator shouted several times "allahu akbartouch with radicalised people while in prison. speaking on belgian radio this morning the belgianjustice minister said he felt responsible for the event. translation: i feel responsible because i am responsible for the prisons. the question is, should this man have been released on prison leave? it is a real issue because in his wish for a suicide he took with him three innocent people. it deserves a self—conscious examination. in the city of liege, people have begun to sign a book of condolences. the questions for investigators are whether the killer planned this as an act of terror and should he have been stopped from being released from prison before carrying out his murders? damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. a court has heard that a former youth football coach was a "serial abuser of young teenage boys". bob higgins, who worked at clubs including southampton and peterborough united, denies 50 counts of indecent assault between 1971 and 1996. our correspondent katy austin is a

shots were heard at 8:30am gmt, 9:30am our time and the man was reported to have shouted allahu akbarover investigating what has happened as they say there are elements pointing in the direction of this being a terrorist attack so we will keep you updated and as soon as we get any attack so we will keep you updated and as soon as we get any more on that we will let you know. it's the start of the second week of commemorative hearings at the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire. 72 people died in the fire which took hold in the early hours of 1athjune 2017. 0ur correspondent tom burridge is outside the inquiry in west london. good morning. good morning. good morning, well, all last week we heard incredibly moving tributes to many of those people who were killed ina many of those people who were killed in a grenfell tower fire many of those people who were killed in a grenfell towerfire in many of those people who were killed in a grenfell tower fire in the summer in a grenfell tower fire in the summer of last year. this morning, i think we heard one of the most powerful tribute

the suspect shouted "allahu akbar," god is great. attacked them, stealing their guns, he left them dead. he made his way up the street. he was firing at random with the guns he had stolen before killing a 22-year-old man in a car. he went to this school holding a woman hostage. the gunman injured four police officers before they brought him down. he had been flagged last year with his connections to known extremists. james longman, abc news. >>> turning now to wall street. stocks are opening lower this morning after tumbling nearly 400 points. the slide is blamed on renewed concern over political turmoil in italy and trade tension between the u.s. and china as president trump again threatens to impose new tariffs. >>> uber's new panic button feature is up and running. customers can now dial 911 directly from the app. in most cities, the emergency features will show dispatchers location in real time. in some areas, it will translate the make and model and color of the vehicle they're in. a similar button will be available for driver a

three people are dead after a federal prosecutor said the attacker shouted allahu akbar.crept up behind two police officers, stabbed them repeatedly, stole their handguns and shot them in the back. he also shot and killed a man sitting in a nearby car and took a woman hostage before he was gunned down by police. investigators now want to know whether or not the 22-year-old acted alone. >> sandra: new reaction continues to pour in overnight over roseanne, abc canceling her show hours after her tweet about valerie jarrett created massive controversy. barr has since apologized saying i want to apologize to valerie jarrett as well as abc and the cast and crew of the roseanne show. i'm sorry for making a thoughtless joke that does not reflect my values. i love all people and am very sorry. let's bring in the host of media buzz and fox news media analyst howie kurtz as people continue to digest it this morning. >> she spent the night venting frustrations online accusing co-starmichael fishman of throwing her under the bus and said she was tired of being attacked and belittled b

people inside bars and restaurants barricaded themselves in as witnesses say he shouted allahu akbar, god is great, as he lunged at them. the islamic state has claimed responsibility for his actions. the police were very quick to react, shooting and killing the man, neutralizing the incident in nine minutes amazingly. the suspect has been identified as 20-year-old khamzat azimov on a radicalization watch list. this was not a well planned or executed attack, nothing like the bigger plots that left many more dead in the bataclan for instance, but it's a reminder of the tourist season to stay vigilant. >> james longman, thanks very much. michael. >> thank you, george. >>> here at home new trouble for southwest airlines. a frightening incident caught on camera. passengers putting on oxygen masks after pressure dropped on the plane. abc's david kerley is at reagan national with the latest. good morning to you, david. >> reporter: good morning, michael. another incident as you mentioned for southwest airlines and, again, it is passengers donning those emergency oxygen masks. this morning ne

witnesses say they heard him saying allahu al akbar before leaving a 29-year-old man dead and four more injured. two of the victims seriously wounded. french police swarming the scene. engaging with the attacker before fatally shooting him. officials say the knifeman, born in the russian republic of chechnya in 1997 tried to enter several bars and restaurants, but was blocked by people hiding inside. at the scene of the attack, you can see the people fleeing the attack. rushing to hide. this eyewitness saying he saw the knifeman take his coat off and jump on a policeman. when officers unsuccessfully tried to tase him, they fired the fatal shots. overnight, the islamic state claiming responsibility for the attack, calling the suspect one of their soldiers. france's interior minister praised police for neutralizing the assailant within nine minutes of the first call. the interior minister tweeting they honored their uniforms. the paris prosecutor saying considering the method of the attack, counterterrorism authorities are leading the investigation on potential charges of murder and attem

he yelled allahu akbar as he killed three people including two cops in belgium. 48 hour leave from prison. benjamin her man was on a police watch list. police shot and killed him during the attack. also breaking things calming down on the gaza strip after israeli fighter jets strike dozens of hamas targets. the move overnight coming after palestinians, you know, led by hamas launched their heaviest attack in four years. after weeks of mass protests and violence along the gaza border. a live report from israel coming up in our next hour. anxiously? ainsley: thank you, pete. tennessee voters turning up in droves to the rally last night. president trump still had a strong warning. >> in november, we will reverse a trend. when you win the presidency, for some reason, you always end up losing the house. you get complacent. you win. and now you sit back and you relax. that's the worst thing that can happen. all of a sudden, you have another election. ainsley: who should be more worried headed into the mid terms in about six months? here to debate is g.o.p. polster just