we know a man and a woman we re headlines. we know a man and a woman were killed.d any more details about them. we are told three were injured, they are still in hospital. 0ne we are told is in a critical but stable condition. a second person is in a stable condition. 0n the third person was less seriously injured. has there been any discussion and analysis about the lease responsibly to excused against usman khan lizzie lowe —— police. it is interesting how quickly the police responded to this. it was in a window of around five minutes. the violence broke out at around two minutes to two. he was attending an event near london bridge. it was a criminaljustice event. he was there as a former prisoner talking about that experience, we understand. there we re experience, we understand. there were academics and students from cambridge university there, we understand. he then began this attack. we understand that he stabbed one woman initially at the events, it then spilt out onto the street, onto the bridge stop usman khan was held down by a number of members of the pu

because he was a human being, he was also a complex man, a many sided man. and the problem with paintings is they don't show that kind of complex character. what i want to do is spend a little time talking about the myths of george washington, and then we will talk about how he made choices that ultimately brought him to the point where he became the most revered man in america. well, you probably know that george is considered the father of our country, but george, when he married martha, he was not able to sire children. he was not able to give martha children, and could he really be the father of our country if he couldn't sire children himself? think about when the country decided to make a monument to him. what did they choose to make? the monument is this giant, phallic shaped symbol, which is kind of ironic for the man who couldn't sire children himself, but even though he couldn't, here is george washington with martha's children. when he married martha, he did accept her children and became a paternalistic loving father to her children, so in that re

the victims who were killed were a man and a woman. others, injured in the attack, remain in hospital. growing pressure on malta's prime ministerjoseph muscat to resign, as police investigate the murder of a journalist. anti—government protesters in iraq celebrate as the prime minister announces he intends to quit. and rediscovered: a 42—page manuscript written by queen elizabeth i. police have named the man who killed two people and injured several more in a terror attack in central london. officers shot dead usman khan on london bridge. it's been revealed that he was convicted of terrorism offences in 2012 and had been released from prison on licence in december of last year. simonjones has more details. this was an attack that brought terror back to the streets of london. a man and a woman killed before the attacker was shot dead on friday afternoon on london bridge. now, during the night the police have named the man who was shot dead as usman khan. he was 28 years old from staffordshire in the midlands here in the uk. now, he is a

being, he was a human was also a complex man, a many sided men -- man. and the problems with paintings as they don't show that kind of complex character. what i want to do spend a little time talking about the myths of george washington and then we will talk about how he make choices that ultimately brought him to the point where he became the most revered man in america. know that george is considered the father of our george, when he married martha, he was not able to father children. he was not able to give martha he really becould the father of our country if he cannot father children himself? think about when the country decided to make a monument of him. make?id they choose to this giant, phallic shaped symbol which is kind of ironic for the man who could not father children himself, but even here ise shouldn't, george washington filled with martha's children. became a loving father to her children, some that respect, it shows the character of a person who accepted her children. have camee stories we from the first real biography of masongton, writt

three armed police officers rush in they got him away, and dragged a man off the suspect and one man opened fire. two gunshots witnesses horrified. passengers on a bus watching just yards away. others on the bridge, running for their lives. >> i just said to myself get off tharve hundreds of shoppers fleeing >> they told us to come out. >> and police are treating this as a terror attack helicopters in the air hundreds of officers on the ground and it comes in the middle of a national election campaign >> reporter: the suspect died at the scene. five of his victims rushed to hospitals. >> two of those injured in this attack, in the london bridge area, have tragically lost their lives. >> reporter: the attacker's suicide vest was a fake, but those who tackled him didn't know that. they are being praised as heroes >> i would like to thank members of the public who risked their own safety this afternoon. they are the best of us. >> reporter: britain's prime minister vowing to hunt down anyone else involved in the attack >> this country will never be cowered or divided or intimidated by th

there was a struggle, from which one man broke free, carrying a knife, telling people to leave. other man is pulled away from the malay. and the police opened fire. gunshots. oh, my god. necks andi knew, there were two loud pops. after the pulse, he pulled his jacket back, educate see underneath there was some sort of vest, whether a stamperor there was some sort of vest, whether a stamper or some there was some sort of vest, whether a stamper or some kind of vest, and other points police officers back to where. and at that point, i backed away, because we were as close as the police were in our bus, so that was scary. it was really difficult, because once you see was scary. it was really difficult, because once you see everybody rushing in scattering, you fear for your own safety. the major thing was to get out of the way and get down, and we were scared and anxious about what was happening. get out of the way, please! officials say two members of the public as well as the suspect, have died. this is mad. due to reports of the suspect may fight an explosive device, specialist of

it appears a man was restrained. of traffic. we can see one white truck that appears to be across the bridge. it may be simply that that truck is trying to reverse, to get out of traffic. we don't know if thatis out of traffic. we don't know if that is relevant to the incident. i just give you that as a sense of what is happening there at the moment. it appears to be an incident thatis moment. it appears to be an incident that is certainly ongoing in terms of containing it, asjohn was saying, the general public are being pushed back. images from the scene and show a lot of police vehicles that were obviously there very quickly. and interestingly, andy, london ambulance service has said they have cruise on the scene at london bridge. i don't know if you heard ofjohn, butjohn was talking about the fact that he has certainly seen about the fact that he has certainly seen at least one person lying on the ground ? seen at least one person lying on the ground? that's right. we have no further details about the number of ca

police confirm he was a convicted terrorist friend who'd been released from prison passers by tackled a man armed with a knife and wearing a fake suicide vest before police arrived and shoot today. it was down thousands unaltered demand justice is the crisis sparked by a murdered a journalist threatens to bring down the country's political elite prime minister joseph muscat is reportedly planning to resign. i am was. the at the. time head of the home free glad you could join me police have identified the man who carried out friday's stabbing attack a new london they say was 28 year old man khan who killed 2 people on london bridge he was later shot dead by police khan had been convicted in 2012 for terrorism offenses and was released from prison about a year ago several on the captured friday's incident on their mobile phones and some are being praised as heroes for disarming the attacker. members of the public pin the attacker to the ground one of them taking away the knife used in the attack . police were called and arrives quickly there's been about 5 shots there's another 1. 10 i phones

a maryland man was stabbed to death outside a popeyes restaurant in a dispute over the new chicken sandwich. police say the 28-year-old man was stabbed last night while waiting in line for the popular sandwich that popeyes reintroduced on sunday. authorities say an argument broke out inside the restaurant when one man cut in front of the other. it continued it into the parking lots where the man was eventually stabbed. police are searching for the suspect. >> for that type of anger to develop into this type of violence again is a very sad and tragic day. and that person needs to turn themselves in. >> police say the line the men were waiting in was specifically for popeyes' new chicken sandwich. >>> the "washington post" reports a federal appeals court rejected president trump's attempt to block new york prosecutors from obtaining his tax records from his accountant. new york investigators are looking into alleged hush-money payments made to porn star stormy daniels and "playboy" model karen mcdougal. the women claim they had affairs with mr. trump before the 2016 presidential election. the

in shenandoah, iowa, where a young man from a farm family stood up to ask me what role agriculture waso play in ending climate change. i've seen it in granger, indiana , when a diner filled up with conservative republicans protesting the deportation of a neighbor they knew to be a good man. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: and i'll be seeing it in a few weeks on the morning of thanksgiving day, because in 2019 in rural michigan, you cannot stop a man from going deer hunting with his husband's father. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: we're ready to build this majority, a majority ready to deliver the most progressive reform to health care in 50 years, medicare for all who want it, honoring your decision over whether and when you want it. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: a majority, even in the red states, to do something about gun violence, to do something about climate change. to ensure the dignity of every american, to tackle systemic racism wherever we find it until he or raise in this country has no bearing on your health, wealth, your life expectancy or your relat

we dreamed of putting a man on the moon, and we did it. obile industry, and we saved it. thank you, barack obama. thank you, democrats. no thanks to republicans. we inherited a great recession, and we ended it. that is what happens when you put democrats in charge, because we put our values into action. democrats are fighting to combat climate change, protect a woman's right to choose, to ensure that the secretary of education believes in public education. [applause] >> we are fighting for civil rights, democratic rights, labor rights, voting rights, our native american brothers and sisters, lgbtq brothers and sisters, brothers and sisters with disabilities, you are all part of the american family. democrats are fighting for an america that works for everyone, not just the few at the top. we have your back, every single one of us, every single candidate running in this primary has your back, and every single candidate would make an excellent president, and that is why i am so excited. so, folks, as i close, i used to work for ted kennedy. i

a vigil held in texas for a black man on death row for killing a white woman more than 20 years ago. and the hectic life of a tucked up driver we look at what it's like to make a living as the iraqi capital is overrun by protests. students in hong kong have paralyzed the city for a 5th day in a row over night protesters fired arrows and threw molotov cocktails from university campuses are calling on the government to commit to holding local elections on november 24th demonstrators are gathering for a rally in the central business district on kong is experiencing one of its most violent weeks since anti-government protests began back in june rob mcbride joins us now from hong kong so rob what's what's happening where you are today. that's right michel well this week is ending with another unprecedented rally bringing the center of hong kong to a standstill just as the week begin of course this week we have seen a change it seems to tactics with the protesters having these flash mobs right type of demonstrations targeting transport links some major highways and so on and today friday a

from the top ofa bus, here, a man were fired at this man. ere, a man with were fired at this man. from the top ofa bus, here, a man with a were fired at this man. from the top of a bus, here, a man with a blue tie, is seen running from the incident with what looks like a knife in his hand. we won't show it, but moments later an armed officer opens fire. a lot more gunshots, and then people started to run off the bridge... just before two o'clock it started, phone footage taken from nearby offices shows crowds fleeing from london bridge. here, schoolchildren are seen running down the street. as emergency services we re the street. as emergency services were quickly on the scene. within the space of about 20 seconds, we heard gunshots. there were people in the cafe opposite, the police open the cafe opposite, the police open the doors, everybody sprinted out. all at once it was very panicking. but they got everybody out of the area pretty quick. as a major incident was declared, here footage shows police confronting a white lorry on the bridge.

a man who is a pathological liar.ule of law or our constitution. and a man who will soon be impeached. now that is what we all agree on. but as friends, and we are friends, let us acknowledge that we have some disagreements. at the end of the day, the democratic parties of iowa, of vermont, every state in the country, have got to make a fundamental decision. do we continue the status quo of politics which has enabled the wealthiest people in our country, the largest corporations and their lobbyists to have extraordinary influence over the economic and political life of this country. no is the right answer. now that is where the republican party is and has always been. but as democrats, it seems to be that we must chart a very different path. at a time of massive income and wealth inequality, the democratic party must become the part of the working class of this country. not of super pacs, not of corporate interest, not of their lobbyists. in that regard i'm very proud to tell you that our campaign has received more ca

he was a standout player in oakland and was remembered as a man who brought people together. he had a quick wit and loved being a father. >> we are happy for the time that he was a wonderful kid. he would made everybody laugh. he always had a joke. you know, he was [indiscernible]. >> doctors found the bone cancer last year while treating him for a broken leg. the cancer had already spread to his lungs. he leaves behind a 1-year-old daughter. >>> the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is at home resting now after spending the weekend in the hospital. >> she joked about her medical problems earlier this year during an interview. >> sets another, whose name i've forgotten, is now himself dead. >> she is the senior member of the high court for member liberal wing. she is repeatedly vowed to stay on the bench as long as her health holds up and she stays until he sharp. the committee will decide whether to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. the committee has not scheduled anymore impeachment inquiries. however, the chairman says it's possible more witness

an officer and a man dressed in white are locked in a struggle as a man in black approaches at this point the officer race this is a gun and shoot him why one of the shooting itself is too graphic to show the man then collapses and moments later another officer then seems to be patting him down possibly checking for a weapon it all happened as pro-democracy protesters trying to close down streets and train lines at a press conference the police and the shooting was in self-defense and in the interest of public safety. nothing the officer believed it was very likely that the revolver would be snatched and the consequence would be the sausages deaths and casualties would have resulted in the whole incident the officer $53.00 shots including one that hit that man. the police say they are investigating hospital officials say the wounded man is in critical condition the shooting has inflamed many protesters are going on the stern warning here who said that they will. sit after all did he have time to sit there for or just sit at this time in another incident a man was set on fire allegedly aft

they talk about a man being detained. london ambulance service saying they declared a major incident. i am looking through lots of eyewitness video from the scene. iam of eyewitness video from the scene. i am looking at some other video which shows what appears to be a member of the public, as i said, somebody in civilian clothes, for all we know it may be a police officer who was in civilian clothes, we just officer who was in civilian clothes, wejust don't officer who was in civilian clothes, we just don't know, but it appears to bea we just don't know, but it appears to be a member of the public wrestling with a man on the floor. the man on the floor appears to be dressed in black clothes, appears to be bearded. the member of the public, who is wrestling with him, is pulled off. and then the police fire a is pulled off. and then the police firea number of is pulled off. and then the police fire a number of shots. so, it is worth remembering that micro here we go. we can see some of that video now. this is what i was tal

a b.a.r.t. employee made. and he pulled that man right off the tracks. >>> also a line out the door, why victims of the sonoma a $ f area's housing crisis. the news at 6 starts right now. good monday. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathie. apple will recruit more than $2 billion to help the housing crisis in the bay area. our business and tech reporter scott budman broke the news this morning for us on twitter. tonight he shows us where else that money is going. >> reporter: it is the most valuable company in the world, and now apple has earmarked $2.5 billion to help ease the california housing crunch. >> it could be a little stressing at times. >> reporter: stressful for the agholor family of san jose. they're renters soon to have their third child. shopping at walmart to save money so they can someday own a. we lived in arkansas for two years and it was affordable here.

a man takes a knife from the suspect and runs away, we've blurred his face at the request of police. ull away another man wrestling with the attacker and then open fire. this was the man shot dead. usman khan, 28 years old, from staffordshire. he was jailed in 2012 for his part in a plot to bomb the london stock exchange but released on licence last year. ahead of the meeting of the government's emergency committee cobra last night, the prime minister made his feelings clear. i have long argued that it is a mistake to allow serious and violent criminals to come out of prison early. and it is very important that we get out of that habit and that we enforce the appropriate sentences for dangerous criminals, especially for terrorists that i think the public will want to see. it's believed usman khan was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation in fishmongers' hall at the northern end of london bridge when he started attacking people. the alarm was raised just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. he was pursued onto the bridge where he was tackled amid chaotic scenes. police then arr

two people, a man and a woman, were stabbed to death.he attacker named as 28—year—old usman khan was shot dead by an armed officer. he had beenjailed in 2012 for a plot to bomb the london stock exchange and set up a terrorist training camp, but was freed on licence a year ago. simonjones has this report. terror returns to the streets of london. a man and a woman killed. now the question is, how was this allowed to happen? fit —— pictures of film from the bus showed police moving in on a figure who had been held down by members of the public was not a man takes a knife and runs away so that we have blurred his face at the request of police. they wrestle with the attacker and then opened fire. this was the man shot dead. osman khan, 28 years old from staffordshire. he was jailed in 2012 for his part in a plot to bomb the london stock exchange but was released on licence last year. ahead of the meeting of cobra last night, the prime minister made his thoughts clear. i have long had an belief that it clear. i have long had an belief thatitis

, and then just a few seconds later, a second man is hit, and seemingly knocked out cold. the scuffle continues for a few more seconds as the main attacker tries to help one of his friends, then they get back into the dark colored suv and drive off. san francisco's supervisor aaron peskin tells me the three men who were hit were actually good samaritans. >> folks took the law in their own hands. they tackled one of the perpetrators, and then other perpetrators came and assaulted them. >> reporter: witnesses told police there were four people in that dark colored suv. supervisor peskin says officers have several very good leads including information from a potentially related violent purse snatching outside this bakery the night before. >> this appears to be the same vehicle that was involved in a robbery on friday evening november the 8th. >> reporter: portsmouth square is a popular spot for locals affectionately called chinatown's living room because people gather here every day. >> chinatown is a community with a large number of senior citizens who live in very small quar

it was a man beating up a person at the intersection of place street and walter. was knocked out cold and then hit his head on the ground. three people total were attacked and two had to be taken to the hospital. this is one of just several recent attacks in chinatown in july, this 57-year-old resident was robbed and a few days later, a man used a broom to break windshields of cars stopped in traffic. they wanted to discuss safety concerns with residents in chinatown. they would add extra foot patrols around the area and the city also installed 18 additional high-definition security cameras. >> it remains unclear what led to the altercation that happened saturday night and the chronicle is reporting that police were called here for a robbery that happened. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a deadly shooting in vallejo, they say an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man at a gas station a short distance away from six flags discovery kingdom. it happened at 5:30 pm yesterday. there was some kind of confrontation and the police are not saying they know wha

this is where police were called to reports of a man with a gun this avenue. gabriel had just left his apartment ten minutes before. >> i'm just out of time. could have been something weird. >> witnesses say the man was walking down the street with a rifle. responding officers arrived and at least one shot the suspect who was transferred to the hospital and pronounced dead. no information about what happened right before the shooting. >> what's the law tell you, you drop it. >> the scene is a block from stores and regional medical center no one knows what the man was doing with the gun. >> people in the shopping complex were a little bit scared about somebody walking around with a gun. >> go going to have to shoot him for the protection of the everyone in the community. >> the police are not releasing how many shots were fired or the name of the man who was shot and killed. we expect to learn more information in the morning. from san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you ian. police in san francisco dealing with 70 car break ins a day, many captured on video.

a heart. this young man had a son, he had a family and we miss him so much. >> a 21-year-old man and new father is gunned down in a parking lot. ktvu looks at the clues police have more than one year later. >>> election night is on tuesday. coming up, the candidates looking to unseat san francisco mayor london bridge. >>> the warriors talk about stefan freeze injury today and the team has so much promise. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> warriorsátran55 had surgery on his broken hand today and the team says he won't be able to play for at least three months. it jenna is live from the chase center after speaking with fans and the coach. >> reporter: you could really feel the disappointment here pick coach steve kerr said that team will stick to the car values, but there are five players entered. there is a lot of sense that this will be difficult. they were hoping the fans will see a wi

every day is thanksgiving. >> who wouldn't love a man like that? >> as paul explains, these meals are more than giveaways for the needy. a lot of people come here and they don't make money. he turns around, takes that money. matches it and sends it to charities back in india. a few moments ago, a man walked to the door, gave him a $500 check. didn't even want the meal. live in santa rosa, no san rafael, wayne freedman, abc 7. good evening. >>> excellent. you're in santa rosa so much. >> he's inspiring other people to give too. >>> let's move to consumer news as we get into the full swing of the holiday season. >> we start with how food deliveries are taking over your thanksgiving meals. >> things are changing. michael finney is here with us. >> this is something you might not suspect. this seems to always happen while you're cooking the big holiday meal. for getting that key ingredient at the store. post mate says. rather than run out to the store to get that item. more and more of us are having delivery app drivers are having it brought over to us.

police say a man was shot to death here tonight around 5:25. neighbors heard a flurry of gunshots. >> the sound was like three then another two. then we saw the person laying in the middle of the street. >> reporter: police are not saying much about how this happened. they say they responded. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds and was dead. they say the man who shot him was an off duty police officer who stayed on the scene and was cooperating with investigators. >> he's my brother from another mother. >> reporter: friends of the victim say he had been working hard to get his life on track. >> the question is if you're the police, why not identify yourself as the police? >> reporter: the county will be taking the lead in the investigation. in vallejo, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a neighborhood on high alert tonight after a brutal attack caught on camera in san francisco's chinatown. betty yu. >> san francisco police say they already increased patrols in chinatown as a response to these recent robberies particularly in the evening and la

they had responded to a report of a man with a gun. they said they heard of a man with a rifle who was confronted by police. >> it's unfortunate somebody was shot. if you walk around the streets with a gun, that's something that you have to deal with. >> he told him to drop it and he didn't drop his gun. so they had to shoot him. for their protection and everybody else on the street. >> reporter: and, again, you can see investigators are still here around the scene where it took place at jackson avenue and mckee road. at this point police will only say that the mail suspect was taken to a hospital but died shortly afterwards. no police officers were injured. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for the update. >>> firefighters battling the kincade fire have stopped it from spreading any more tonight. containment is holding steady at 60% now. calmer winds are helping crews. so far the fire has chared nearly 77,000 acres. 282 structures destroyed, half of those are homes. another 33 homes damaged. more than 5,200 firefighters ar

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it was the collection augustus the strong, a man of extravagant appetites. test collections of aristocratic treasure in the world however a significant pa rt in the world however a significant part of it has been stolen. police arrived this morning to find a collection of diamonds, rubies and emeralds described as part of the state treasury of 18th—century saxony had gone. translation: the culprits evidently got in through a window, cutting through the bars and smashing the glass before they went to one cabinet that they destroyed. they left the building and disappeared. how did they do it? one clue is this burnt out electrical box. street lights failed. the museum alarm was silent. police say a camera caught images of two thieves as they broke in. the museum says 100 dual encrusted items were taken. the value, the museum isn't giving a figure but they say it is more than about money. they say that the collection is a nation's cultural heritage. david sillitoe, bbc news. the weather now with ben rich. brightness was in short supply. some saw some bright sky b

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his married lover, he said, was shopping for a hit man. tective alex moreno didn't know what to make of this walk-in. >> at first, when he's giving you this information, you don't know what to think, you know. here's a guy who's claiming that he's sleeping with a guy's wife. and now, she's trying to get somebody to kill him. >> it's a pretty juicy story. >> exactly. >> reporter: detective moreno had the tipster run his story down from the top. the man was named mohamed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he'd been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, "you know what, yeah. i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed." and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was gonna get killed. >> reporter: but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since this moham

he too had a peg leg are, he was a ladies' man, he was a wit. he was brave. he'll go on after this to be our minister to france during the reign of terror, and if he, you know, he sticks to his guns and holds his own when friends of his are being guillotined and writes it all in his diary. fascinating writing. in terms of the ratification struggle, new york is a must-have state. the documents says when 9 of 13 states rat fire, it goes into effect, been ratify, but they know they have to have the biggest ones which are massachusetts, pennsylvania and virginia. you also have to have new york which is not so big yet, but it is clearly growing, and it's also centrally located. if new york stays out, you know, you already new england and this gap. and so there is a very lively press controversy about the ratification of the constitution here. we've all read the federalist papers, they are the great blast on the pro-constitution side, but they're also -- >> and these are new york newspaper essays in the zanger tradition. >> yeah. these are op-eds, you know? paul kr

[cheers and applause] a man who is a pathological liar, a man who is running the most corrupt administrationule of law for our constitutio constitution. and a man who will soon be impeached. [cheers and applause] now, that is what we all agree on. but we do have some disagreements. at the end of the day the democratic party of iowa, vermont have got to make a fundamental decision. do we continue status quo politics which has enabled the wealthiest people in our countr country, the largest corporations and their lobbyist to have extraordinary influence over these developments. >> no. >> no is the right answer. [laughter] that is where the republican party is and has always been. and democrats, it seems to me we must chart a very different path. it is time for income and wealth inequality the democratic party must become the party of the working class of this country. [applause] not a super pacs or corporate interests. and with that regard i am very proud to tell you that our campaign has received more campaign contributions than any candidate in the history of presidential politics. [applause

a wanted poster for this man and a picture of this man. the fbi says the two used to work for twitter and used their jobs to spy on people who criticized the royal family and government in saudi arabia. this third man, believed to be their contact in saudi arabia. >> we know that saudi arabia has had a particular interest in controlling twitter and sneaking spies in as employees is a very good way of doing that. >> reporter: this man works for the electronic frontier foundation in san francisco. it's an organization that aims to protect civil liberties and human rights on the internet. he says many governments in the middle east monitor twitter more than any other social media because some of their strongest critics use that site a lot. >> they are collecting a huge mother of information that a lot of people are interested in getting ahold of. >> reporter: prosecutors say they were passing information like e-mail addresses, ip addresses the saudi government. twitter issued this statement about the case saying, quote -- fbi here in san fran

[applause] a very special man. man that is so popular in this state i don't think they are going to run anyone against him anymore. they have given that up. chuck grassley, right? chuck. [applause] and also with us are senator john cornyn -- i looked at your polls, nobody is beating you, john. nobody. and you don't have to worry about beto anymore, that is for sure. from texas. he doesn't like guns, religion, or oil. >> [laughter] out allump: he knocked three categories. somehow in texas that will not work. i don't think that works anywhere. that does not work anywhere. good. john cornyn. mike lee. mike, thank you very much. [applause] senator ted cruz, also of texas. thank you, senator. thanks, ted. senator tom tillis. tom, thank you very much. senator ben sasse. ben, great, great to have you here. and senator marsha blackburn. marsha, thank you. great job you are doing. and josh hawley, our young star. he is a young star. thank you, josh. thank you. great job, everybody. in addition, the nation owes an immense de

and that is a real man. thank you very much. that is a real man. and they are friends, they are real friends. so ralph said, he said, mason, where are you, mason? what a job he did. what'd you do, fly around the world is the youngest person ever or something? ralph said, i've got to mention you. thank you very much. thank you very much, thank you. very important to ralph. i want to thank the other of our incredible, and i call them warriors because that is what they are. they have to be today. they won't be around long. garrett graves, great congressman. thank you, garrett. great job. they fight hard at jobs tougher than we all thought. it shouldn't be tough at all, but they made it tough. we had people that made a lot tougher than it is supposed to be, but these are incredible people. clay higgins. [applause] thank you, clay. and mike johnson. [applause] thanks, mike. great job, all of your beard in your state's attorney general, somebody i've known for a long time. he is terrific. jeff landry. [applause] and two terrific men on the ballot with edd

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beside the melee is a man standing with a knife, which he is taken from the suspect.h it as armed officers shout, "get back". they pull away a man who is wrestling with the suspect... ..and then, open fire. gunshots. oh my god! there were two loud pops. when he was lying on the floor, after the pops, he then look, they're all moving back... —— there was more firing — and the suspect, who police say was wearing a hoax bomb, died at the scene. i can confirm at this time, we believe a device that was strapped to the body of the suspect is a hoax explosive device. the london ambulance service declared a major incident. at least five people who'd been stabbed were taken to hospital, but two of them died. my heart goes out to their loved ones and to the three further injured victims who i understand are being treated in hospital, and of course to everybody who has been affected by today's terrible and mindless events. the attack started in fishmongers‘ hall. people attending a criminaljustice event there said at least one woman had been stabbed. shocked witnesses from the h

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a lot of choke there. another manho has been incredible and has been a friend of mine for a long time. we actually competed against each other. he was not at all nice during the campaign. and who would have thought we would become good friends? who would have thought? but we did. and i can say the same for ted. we were good friends and then really bad. they said when will it get bad? the media. it is like the academy awards. look at all the media. before, when it was successful. it died when it went after us, the academy awards. now just a regular program. i said ted and i get along good. he was having a big event near the white house. and he wanted to get more people, so he invited me. he said can you come? i said you know i am running against each other. this is true. the press said you guys are campaigning together you are fighting for the nomination? that's right, we like each other and we get along great. i think he is great. we both have this incredible relationship. i said don't worry, it will end and when it e