suspect allegedly yelled ala akbar. ken, what do we know about anything to do with the suspect, motivation, what do we know? >> ali, details have been slow to come in on this one. i can tell you that the fbi has issued a statement saying it's too soon to know whether this is terrorism. they're investigating whether it is. we are reporting that the suspect shouted allu akbar. the officer, jeff neville, is in stable condition, the father of two. that's good news. the suspect is being questioned right now, ali. >> and they are expecting a press conference at some point. there was some release from the police to say they don't believe this is connected to other incidents. in other words, they're not on the lookout for other things happening in flint? >> that's right. the airport was evacuated. the fbi is saying a statement they believe this was an isolated incident. >> following this for us very closely. when the police update us on

yelled "allah akbar" and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. the chief says he's in stable condition and is expected to fully recover. that's the most blessed thing we can say. it's a good outcome. we had some incredible acts of heroism up there today. we can perhaps talk about the efforts to take our suspect into custody. the complaint filed is violence at an international airport. just to give more background on the that, that is when someone unlawfully using a device to commit an act of violence at an international airport that could have or did cause serious injury, which we had in this instance. a 20-year penalty associated with that. this as i said is very early in the investigation. as we progress and take this matter to grand jury for indictment, other charges could be pending later on. its an ongoing investigation. joint operations in canada as we speak. we want to thank our canadian partners who are helping us further investigate this attack. with that, i would like to defer to some of my partners here to make brief statements as well

. >> the suspect shouted allah u akbar before pledging a hunting knife into that officer's neck.hat are we learning about this attack? >> reporter: pure panic unfolding at bishop international airport packs with people. what is to say the suspect was screaming allah u akbar as he entered the terminal with a 12 inch knife similar to the one you see on the right-hand side ambushing from behind, stabbing him in the neck and back, the feds calling it an act of terrorism saying he had hatred toward the us. >> he spent a little time, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled allah u akbar and stabbed lieutenant novell in the leg. >> you continue to exclaim allah and made a statement to the effect of killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> authority say the suspect originally from tunisia legally entered the us from canada we could go on june 16th traveling from new york to michigan where the violent scene played out. he was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery, he is in serious but stable condition this morning. he took 3 pe

" "allahu akbar" and blew up the suitcase. tried to evacuate as many people as possible. he wasjust behind me, two metres behind me and he still had the belt on. the country is already on high alert. units were within the scene within minutes and shot dead the suspect. this is being treated as a terrorist attack. at about 8:30, there has been a small explosion in the central station here in brussels. the suspect has been neutralised by the military that were present at the scene immediately after the explosion. there were no other victims. this incident is considered as a terrorist attack. the attack follows a series of attacks last year when three suicide bombers targeted the cities at port and an underground station. an area popular with tourists enjoying the evening sunshine now on edge, surrounded by police and military personnel.. let update you on our other top story this power. a coroner in ohio has been asked not to perform an autopsy on the american otto warmbier otto warmbier student. the request came from his family

we are reporting that the suspect shouted allu akbar. the officer, jeff neville, is in stable condition, the father of two. that's good news. the suspect is being questioned right now, ali. >> and they are expecting a press conference at some point. there was some release from the police to say they don't believe this is connected to other incidents. in other words, they're not on the lookout for other things happening in flint? >> that's right. the airport was evacuated. the fbi is saying a statement they believe this was an isolated incident. >> following this for us very closely. when the police update us on what they know, we'll get back to you. for more on what happened in flint, clint walsh, doing double duty for us. we have you here for another conversation, clint. let's talk about this one. we know very little. but there was an attack. fits in the profile of a lot of attacks that have been going on. individuals, sometimes they proclaim something or they don't. in this case, having yelled "allahu akbar" seems to give some people c

correspondent: it's clear that akbar is uncomfortable talking about the subject in public.e worries that if he and his wife remain childless, they will be scorned by their community. >> i don't like to talk about it. i want it to stay between god and myself, until a miracle happens. yes, i went to the doctor, i won't say that i didn't. i just really wish we could have a child. correspondent: the couple live in the small town of astaneh ashrafieh in the north of iran, situated in the province of gilan on the caspian sea. it's an area where religion and tradition still play and important role. -- an important role. the hosseinpours have invited their entire family for a visit. none of them know that the couple have undergone ivf, far away from home, in the capital tehran. faith in god is one thing, faith in modern medicine another. the large sign on the facade of the avicenna infertility clinic belies the fact that ivf is not widely talked about in the islamic republic, even though supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei issued a fatwa providing religious sanction for the proce

witnesses say they heard him shout allahu akbar, god is great, before there was a small explosion.his report from frankie mccamley. brussels central station evacuated shortly after police say a man triggered a small explosion. eyewitnesses say they heard gunfire and multiple explosions. just minutes later smoke can be seen inside. outside, people gathered together, making their way to safety. translation: i went down the stairs to go back to the platform where i had to go and they i heard someone shouting and then at one point he shouted "allahu akbar" and blew up the suitcase he had. ijust carried on down, trying to get as many people to evacuate as possible. and there he was, just behind me, two metres away from the stairs, and he still had the belt on him. the country's military, which is already on high alert, as the station was evacuated flames we re as the station was evacuated flames were seen him inside the station.” saw the man. he came towards me so i began to panic. luckily he turned around and went away. i then evacuated the people from the station. the country's milita

allahu akbar. mohammad alhajali's family arrived from war—torn syria...he came to seek refuge. asalaam aleichem... he was a loving and caring person, always showing support and solidarity with his friends and family stuck back in syria. he never forgot to tell us how much he loved us. his very last words to us were how much he missed us. he lived on the 14th floor of the tower with his brother 0mar. as fire crews tried to evacuate the building, they became separated. hs brother spoke to us days after his death. i called them and said, where are you? he said, i am in the flat. i said, why didn't you come outside, i thought you were with us outside? he said, no—one brought me outside. he said, why you left me? mohammad alhajali was studying civil engineering with the hope of one day returning to syria to help rebuild his country, a dream which, like so many others, ended on that horrific night in grenfell tower. mohammad was living in a war zone, and it is terrible, leaving the brutality of assad and isis, and he came here to seek safety, he thought he was

allah hu akbar. mohammad alhajali's family arrived from war—torn syria...leichem... he was a loving and caring person, always showing support and solidarity with his friends and family stuck back in syria. he never forgot to tell us how much he loved us. forgot to tell us how much he loved us. his very last words to us were how much he missed us. he lived on the 14th floor of the tower with his brother 0mar. as fire crews tried to evacuate the building, they became separated, his brother spoke to us days after his death. separated, his brother spoke to us days after his deathlj separated, his brother spoke to us days after his death. i called them and said, where are you? he said, i am in the flat. i said, and said, where are you? he said, i am in the flat. isaid, why and said, where are you? he said, i am in the flat. i said, why didn't you come outside, i thought you were with us outside? he said, why you left me? mohammad alhajali was studying civil engineering with the hope of one day returning to syria to help rebuild his country, a dream which, like s

akbar hossain, bbc news, dhaka.against the portugual and real madrid football star cristiano ronaldo, accusing him of tax fraud worth £13 million. the case relates to non—payment of money linked to image rights. he has denied any wrongdoing. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, beyond super — a new exhibition reveals a more diverse history of the american comic book hero. the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, had raised great hopes for the end of the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and theirfaith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. goo

akbar hossain, bbc news, dhaka.wsday on the bbc, live from singapore and london. still to come on the programme: a big setback for taiwan — panama becomes the latest country to switch diplomatic recognition to communist china. also in the programme: microsoft unveils a new xbox — we ask the company why pay more for a console that plays the same games. the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, had raised great hopes for the end of the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and theirfaith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. you're watching newsday on t

the stabber allegedly yelled out akbar.ating the incident as a possible terror attack. we'll bring this to you live as soon as it begins. melissa: so on a film set not so far away, the star wars franchise up coming han solo film has lost its director. david: this is a good sign. i'll tell you why, creative difference citing, the film still set to be released may 25th next year. the reason why i say it's a good sign because wizard of oz had three directors and gone with the wind had five directors. so very often when you switch directors, you end up with a classic film. melissa: okay. i love it because i want that movie to be good. so there you go. risk and reward starts right now. liz: we're monitoring a news conference that could be coming at any moment about the police officer who was stabbed in the back and in the neck this morning at an airport in flint, michigan. he's in stable condition. the suspect is now in custody. federal law enforcement officials say it is still unclear as to whether there is any connection to te

witnesses say the attacker allegedly shouted alou akbar. he may be targeting law enforcement as well. a demoralizing body blow to democrats, a victory in 2018 midterm. trump: we're going to win so much, you may get tired winning, and you're going to see, please, please, we're tired of winning. we can't take it anymore. mr. president, it's too much. and i'll say, no, it isn't. we have to keep winning. we have to win more. liz: welcome to risk and reward, i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. now, u.s. markets closing mixed today with the dow and the s&p slightly to the downside. oil taking 2% again, dragging energy-related stocks down. this as georgia shows once again that democrats lack of policies, obstructionism, three protests, hillary clinton summer resistance, all of that trump hatred all to not work with voters. the voters want more. so the question is could this pave the way for maybe a pro growth agenda coming out between democrats and republicans maybe getting together for once? let's get back to the democrats in georgia, karen

witnesses say the attacker shouted allah akbar. >> it's always terrific to be able to leave that washington swamp. that's why i believe the time has come for new immigration rules. look, i will tell you about the democrats. 5-0. 5-0. and the truth is people love us, all of us. they love us. they don't get it they haven't figured it out yet. >> democrats now turn to pelosi, by the dnc fundraising free fall. >> top intelligence official to reject the idea that there was some grand scheme between associates of president trump and the russians. >> you have seen no evidence that the russians were successful at changing voter tallies or voter totals? >> correct. >> media and the democrats have this russian concussion. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't believe me just watch ♪ don't believe me just watch ♪ brian: bruno mars. steve: this is uptown funk but this is a midtown show. welcome to the "fox & friends" program from studio f. look who is in the center square today san sa sandra: hi, i'm sandra smith. best staircase to come up. a lot of running up and down. brian: black staircase lawsuit waiting to happen. one ou

yelled allah akbar and stabbed the lieutenant in the neck. the knife was about a 12 inch knife with an eight inch serrated blade. as you will see in the complaint when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him he continued to explain and he made a statement something to the effect that you killed people in syria iraq and afghanistan. >> reporter: he was arrested and is being questioned. a witness said the man in custody looked blank. all passengers at the airport were evacuated and are safe. the fbi is leading the investigation working with local officers from the genesee county sheriff's office and michigan state police. >>> san francisco police revisit their taser policy. >>> defeated time after time. opinions might be changing on tasers. >>> the 49ers doing some good off the field. the work they put in today at a autism center. >>> a bond between a brother and a sister. both suffering from the same disease and both of him got a rare transplant. >>> tasers are they an asset or liability? that is the question san francisco is wrestl

the stabber yelled allahu akbar before the incident.w many terror incidents have to happen before the mainstream media will acknowledge the cause? those on the left still refuse to utter the words islamic terror. it's gotten to the point where political correctness is killing us. tammy: it's about the constitutional dynamic. they have enough there that the travel order should be fine. if you are not allowing the external environment to influence your decision making. this is about the president's constitutional power. that's a major aspect at risk here. charles: the attacker went up to the officer and in addition to charles: the supreme court dealt a blow to the social justice warriors who hate free speech. we'll have the details next. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest inv

little time in the restroom, dropped both facts, came out and pulled out a knife can be gelled allahu akbarnd staff lieutenant lavelle of the neck. lauren: repeatedly. they made a reference to people being killed in syria, iraq and afghanistan. charge of committing violence at an airport in his a bond hearing next week. officer neville is listed in satisfactory condition and we wish him well. train to more changes at google are following the resignation of ceo travis kalanick. lauren: tracee carrascas joining us. it seems like we it seems a quaint new headlines every day. reporter: venture-capital still one of the earliest investors is stepping down from the right ailing company's race. his departure comes one day after the resignation of ceo travis kalanick. one of the five investors that five investors that lead to results and him to step down. on tuesday, gurley said there'll be some@travis k. with several entrepreneurs at the lasting impact on the world. a alerts taken over since first leading sander levin lien dollars fine in being in birth in 2011. gurley is being replaced by matt koh

that the suspect made statements including saying ali akbar, the arabic phrase for god is great. the suspect a 50-year-old canadian was taken into fbi custody. >> this is an fbi led scene at the moment and we are working together with our local, state and federal law enforcement partners to assure the safety of all. >> the officer is in stable condition at the hospital and the fbi believes that the stabbing was an isolate the incidence and there is no further threat to the flint community. >> belgium authorities believed that the botched bombing was an act of terrorists. that the 36-year-old moroccan man that said ala akbar was also an isis supporter and a soldier shot the would be bomber to death. brussels put more security measures in place especially for big public events. >> in delaware a foundation pays homage to delaware industrial heritage. the new exhibit called the industrial powerhouse opened a half hour ago. and "action news" get a look inside before the official opening and features models and digital displays that highlights the 10,000 ships and 30,000 rail cars manu

platform and i heard someone shouting at one point heard someone shouting at one point he shouted "allahu akbarblew up... all right, more from adam flemings in brussels. what more can you tell us about the incident that took place at the brussels central station? the belgian authorities are treating this as a terrorist attack although they could not tell us whether the suspect was alive or dead. or the identity of the man at the heart of the incident. it seems to have started in the early evening. the station is in the centre of town, close to the ground seats near one of landmarks. and near one of brussels landmarks. people were out enjoying themselves. from piecing together eyewitness reports and information from the authorities, it seems he ended the station concourse, he may have been wearing some kind of explosive belt. he set off a small explosion. pictures of which have been circulating across social media and on front pages of newspapers across europe. people fled the station in panic. the man was neutralised by an armed unit of the belgian unit. we do not know if he was injured serious

>> local belgian media reporting the man wore a bomb vest and witnesses heard the man shout allahu akbar. a busload of christians murdered in egypt. a police chief beheaded in the philippines by isis. the london bridge attack and so many more stories. we're going to keep you updated on evolving situation happening in brussels tonight. >>> back here at home, the swamp is preoccupied with investigations into president trump and georgia special election runoff. this is a new "washington post" report says that former obama advisers are upset with the new administration pro business agenda, rolling back all of their hard work. welcome to "risk & reward," i'm cheryl casone, in for deirdre bolton tonight. well, the markets falling from records today dragged lower by energy stocks after oil entered into bear market territory. former obama officials are reeling with president trump fulfilling agenda by in part rolling back a lot of obama era initiatives. here's a couple of reactions for you. former obama adviser ben rose saying that all of his work was wasted after the cuba rollbacks saying quote

we've heard these words before in terror attacks, aliha akbar, not words that are easy to repeat, but that came out of the suspect's mouth obviously caused some concerns for fbi investigators. they were on the scene pretty quickly. they went there the moment they heard of the attack. it is an airport, so any crimes that occur on that property are generally federal crimes. but given the way this attack occurred, the fbi was quick to respond. then once they started talking to witnesses, they were able to learn what some of them heard or claimed they heard the suspect say. >> and there is some sort of connection to canada, michigan being on the border with canada. the suspect apparently had been going back and forth, is that right? >> both renee marsh and i have heard separately from u.s. officials that he had some connection to canada. it's not clear if he lived there or he was traveling. they're working with officials to aid in the investigation. but there appears to be some connection to canada. >> andrew mccade, the acting fbi director, was testifying up on capitol hill today, and he

one of the terrorists with the isis flag, saying allah akbar -- then you answer.'t we go after the lowest hanging fruit, the people we know believe this? >> exactly the point. we have intelligence officers who gather information and do all the hard work. they put people in a watch list so that our public policy leaders and politicians will watch them. instead, we have the mayor of london -- he literally said it is part and parcel of living in a big city, to experience terrorism. and i would argue that it is only part and parcel of living in in a big sadie experiencing terrorism when you have a mayor or a politician or leader who doesn't watch the watch list. that's his whole job. i think the british voter is going to absolutely wake up and say we cannot have leaders who aren't taking terrorism seriously. >> sean: theresa may has not done a great job but there's no option in the election. when you have someone who either fights in syria and comes back and you don't know where they are or you have someone who is chanting allah akbar with the isis flag, you don't get

witnesses say the attacker shouted allahu akbar, arabic for god is the greatest. a canadian resident, who entered the country legally. look at the correspondence latest. >> confirming just minutes ago, investigating this incident as an act of terrorism. the fbi identify the suspect as 50-year-old canadian man -- he entered the united states from canada through lake champlain, new york on june 15th, legally. he at some point traveled to the bishop international airport in flint, michigan. they obtained him and question tenant and have have determined that the attack was motivated by his hatred of the united states. >> he continued to exclaim allahu akbar, something to the effect of you kill people in syria, iraq, and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> it happened at approximately 945 this morning outside of the tsa security screening area. police say he spent a little time on the first level of the airport, went to a restaurant, the rest room, came out of the restroom, dropped his bags and attacked 55 rolled international airport supervisor, jeff neville,

a little tight in the restroom, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled "allah akbar," and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. >> he fought back as the attacker was subdued. he is expected to be okay. neville appeared illegally last week. he's said to be a lone wolf. the suspect remains in custody until a hearing next wednesday. >> glad that officer's going to be okay. >> indeed. >>> president trump weighs in after high-level talks between the u.s. and china. was there any movement on how to deal with the growing threat from north korea? we're live in shanghai. >>> the trump administration says the u.s. and china share a common concern about the threat posed by north korea's nuclear missile program. jim mattis and secretary of state rex tillerson hosting their chinese counterparts to discuss the growing crisis. for months the white house has been lobbying china to exert more influence over the kim jong-un regime. >> last night in iowa, president trump praised china's president but also sent a message that he expects more from beijing. >> we've had a very good rela

attacker made some statements in arabic right before the stabbing including, according to one witness, akbar. we are minutes away from learning more in an fbi briefing. let's go to renee marsh. renee, the airport is shut down, the president has been briefed. what more do we know about the attack? >> reporter: we're learning more about the attacker at this hour. the fbi is reviewing the attacker's background, including where he traveled most recently. a law enforcement official tells cnn that he appears to have ties to canada, and a u.s. official tells me that the stabber made multiple trips between canada and the united states. but what we still don't know is whether this stabber or this attacker was previously known to authorities. >> any city cars start towards bishop airport. we've got an v. down there, reports of a stabbing. >> reporter: the airport evacuated and shut down this afternoon after a police officer was attacked. he was stabbed in the back and neck, the fbi saying it is too soon to determine if the violence was an act of terror. >> i want you to know this is an fbi-led scene a

he is saying "allah akbar." he actually said "sharia is coming to the u.k."is flag you see here is one day going to be at 10 downing street. what's going to happen, you're going to face a backlash in this country. the real jihadis of beverly hills and they didn't arrest the guy? it is beyond comprehension. >> but you are right. remember, they block out people from coming into london. michael savage, radio host, he cannot go to london. other people have been blocked from going to canada. remember, mike starring had that. t he was declared a persona non grata. the people they want to keep out are usually people warning them about what is actually befalling them now. it's -- what is up is down, what is left is right. it is complete madness. this is the cost of multiculturalism, at all costs. there is no question. >> sean: laura, thanks for being with us. president trump laces into the mainstream media in a series of tweets. by the way, can you blame him? that is, of course, after -- there you have it, cnn. oh, this is where you're going to stand, you're going to

the agency is investigating witness reports that the suspect apparently shouted out "allah akbar", god is great. the officer was in critical condition. i understand right now he's in stable condition. he's been identified as lieutenant jeff neville. his condition again deemed stable. we're told the white house has been alerted to this. the president now knows about this. whether he updates us or passes along a comment, we'll pass that along as well. this is the morning after. the republicans are breathing a sigh of relief. they're now 4 for 4 in the special elections. after what happened in georgia, south carolina and what happened in kansas. finally montana, they're breathing a sigh of relief that they survived in all of those and kept all of the seats. that's where it sends. because the details and the underbelly of that story quite a different picture for both parties to take note of. connell mcshane has been doing digging. connell? >> last night was a strong night for the republicans. but as we take a closer look and dig deeper into the numbers, we know neither party can relax head

one time he creamed also law akbar. >> the commercials on whether the suspect yelled ally akbar or godgreatest. >>> the u.s. weighing its options against north korea after the death of an more than student in prison there for more than a year. 22-year-old otto warmbier died on monday. >> the trump administration may have limited options in its response. here's cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: president trump expressing his death expressing his feelings over the death of a college student. the -- >> was this now a red line incident with north korea? >> any time there's a del involving north korean actions does cross a red line. >> reporter: a military strike against kim jung un regime is a deadly thing to do against -- he could attack the 28,000 american troops in south korea, but a cyber attack on the mission program could be an option. >> there may be attacks we could take on miss launches and the control center to send a signal to north korea. you will not see the result of that but kim jong-un will. >> reporter: experts say hacking the internal call and e-mails and putting them out in

the canadian citizen allegedly yepped allah akbar before stabbing the police officer in the neck.nd charged with violence at an international airport. the officer is in stable condition and expected to fully recover. cnn's ryan young is in flint with all of the details inside that airport. ryan? >> reporter: john, we are inside the airport. a lot of questions people are asking is where did the stabbing happen? the checkpoint is down this way. he didn't go through the checkpoint. this is the area where the stabbing happened. you see a fresh piece of carpeting is because they're trying to cover unthe blood. he walked towards a bathroom, the suspect. left two bags. doubled back. the officer was standing in this area and he stabbed the officer in the neck. of course, he said allah akbar before stabbing him. a 12-inch knife with an 8-inch serrated blade. the officer never stopped fighting during the attack. a maintenance omp starting lending a hand to fight back against the attacker. others joined in to try to tackle him. they got him under arrest. he was making other statements during

tells the associated press that they're investigating reports that the suspect said "allah akbar" during the attack. in a statement the fbi says "the fbi with our local state and federal law enforcement partners is jointly investigating the incident to determine the nature and motive for the attack. we're aware there's reports of statements the attacker made. it's too early to determine the nature of the alleged statements or whether or not this was an act of terrorism." michigan state police telling fox news the officer's name is lieutenant jeff neville. the 55-year-old's condition has been upgraded from critical to stable. he's been a police lieutenant supervising at the bishop international airport in flint since 2001. witnesses describe reportedly seeing lieutenant neville bleeding from his neck, while on his hands and knees and a knife lay nearby on the ground. the suspect is canadian born. the canadian embassy releasing a statement a short time ago condemning the heinous act and they say canadian law enforcement is now assisting in the investigation. shep? >> shepard: bryan llenas,

and back by an assailant who we're told by a law enforcement official was uttering the words allahu akbaring the police officer. that's why this is now being investigated as a possible act of terror. the assailant is under police custody. the police officer is alive, fortunately. the president -- president trump has been briefed on this attack. we'll get more information and have live coverage of the news conference once it starts. >>> other news we're following, with every new administration comes a renewed effort to try to revive the middle east peace process. the trump white house is certainly no exception. right now, but instead of sending a seasoned politician or a diplomat, a veteran diplomat, president trump is trying a different approach, sending his son in skplau senior adviser, jared kushner, to meet with leaders there. earlier today, he was greeted by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> this is an opportunity to pursue common goals of security, prosperity, and peace. and jared, i welcome you here in that spirit. i know of your efforts, the president's efforts, and

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at some point he screamed allahu akbar and detonated the suitcase he was holding next to him.people started to escape. >> officials have not confirmed if the suspect yelled allahu akbar or god is great. >>> back to the u.s. where there is growing pressure on the trump administration to take action against north carolina after the death of an american student. otto warmbier died less than a week after returning home in a coma. the 22-year-old was detained in north carolina for 17 months for so-called hostile acts against the country. president donald trump met with the ukrainian president tuesday and expressed his outrage over warm beer's death. he also appeared to point fingers at the obama administration. >> a total disgrace what happened to otto. that should never ever be allowed to happen and frankly, if he were brought home sooner, i think the result would have been a lot different. >> since taking office, mr. trump has tried to persuade china to put pressure on pyongyang over its nuclear program. he tweeted on tuesday while i greatly appreciate the efforts of president xi

. >> allahu akbar! >> (screaming) >> it's the only beheading video i've ever watched, the first and last, because it was so horrifying. you can hear all the noises of the poor man's death and zarqawi standing over the mutilated body delivering his message to the world. >> the fact that zarqawi was killing people personally made him far more appealing to the 20-something sunni in saudi arabia or iraq or even in europe, the foreign fighter kind of guy that you want to go join if you're one of those young disaffected sunnis. >> narrator: finally, zarqawi had the full attention of the bush administration. the american government placed a $25 million bounty on zarqawi. >> but it basically puts the same price on his head that osama bin laden has on his, and it basically elevates him now to enemy number one for the united states. >> narrator: bin laden had once rejected zarqawi. now he couldn't ignore him. >> it's shortly after that the relationship changes. zarqawi is the new start-up, and bin laden wants to

. >> reporter: and this witness shouted "allahu akbar" before blowing up his newly-released dash cam video in the philando castile case. images were released days after the officer was acquitted in the killing. you recall the aftermath played out live on facebook. it shows yanez firing seven shots, less than 40 seconds after pulling castile over for a broken taillight. a warning, though, what you're about to see is graphic and disturbing. >> your brake lights are out. do you have insurance? >> i do have a firearm on me. >> all right. don't reach for it, though. don't pull it out. don't pull it out! >> you just killed my boyfriend. >> it is just so hard to watch. >> and hear. >> yeah. officer yanez told investigators that he thought castile may have been an armed robbery suspect. the audio was the trial. jurors did not receive a transcript. gut-wrenching. seven shots. >>> a settlement has been reached in the police shooting that sparked the riots in ferguson, missouri. michael brown was shot by darren wilson. details of his parents' wrongful death lawsuit have been sealed. it is quote

. >> allahu akbar. >> feels good to do what i've just done really, being a part of something.m. >> muslim first. muslim second. muslim last. >> reporter: hasan's report insight into the inner working of a radical group. the muslims we spoke to in east london today were horrified by the attack including a community leader at a local mosque who asked we obscure his face for security reasons. >> the first thing i thought was i hope it's not a muslim. >> how does something like that, terrorists acting that way, affect your community here? >> to be honest, we feel our community is under siege because every time something like this happens we feel that we need to come out and say it's not us. we're appalled and traumatized by it as much as anybody else. >> is there a way for you guys to see that there might be this type of behavior brewing? >> that's really difficult for anybody to see. that's difficult for a community to see. it's difficult for law enforcement to see. because if it was that easy we'd all see it. >> this is our city. >> reporter: at a vigil in london earlier this ev

the guy is yelling allahu akbar. our thoughts and prayers go out to officer nevil. i think we're seeing a ramp up with this. we're seeing this around the world. it's a point in time where we all have to come together to bring this under control. >> well, we were waiting to hear how the united states supreme court will rule on the president's proposed travel ban, but that travel ban would not have prevented today's attack. this individual was a canadian who crossed into the united states through lake champlain and apparently drove over to flint, michigan. >> all right. where did he come from? was he born in canada? is he a canadian citizen born there or did he immigrate from a country that would be on that list? that information needs to come out yet so i don't want to seculate too much. and i think you'll see this travel ban, i think you'll see a decision come out on this real soon. >> irrespective of where he was born, if he was a canadian citizen, the president's travel ban would not have affected him. the president's travel ban deals with six muslim majority coun

the first attacker arrived by motorcycle yelling allah akbar. visiting french soldier wounded one with his own gun. the state department warned of possible attacks in mali. >>> the u.s. navy released the names of the seven sailors who died on the uss fitzgerald. all men most in the early 20s with the youngest being 19 and the oldest, 37. they were killed in their sleeping berths when the cargo ship abruptly made a u-turn and slammed into the side of the destroyer friday night off the coast of japan. it's not known why that ship turned around. there are now four separate investigations under way. three from the u.s. military. and one by the japanese coast guard. >>> outrage tonight over an ad in a hotly contested kohl's race in georgia. the ad uses the rampage targeting members of congress to elect the conservative candidate. >> reporter: tonight the final push in the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history. the tight battle for georgia's sixth congressional district, seen as a potential indicator of things to come in the 2018 memories.

he shouted allahu akbar before stabbing an officer in the neck. law enforcement officials tell nbc news he was not in any fbi databases prior to the attack, and stabbed the officer outside the tsa screening area. that means he knife through security. >> when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him, he continued to exclaim "allah" and he made an estimate something to the effect of, you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan, and we are all going to die. >> the officer is out of surgery and is recovering tonight. >>> storm team 4 tracking tropical storm cindy tonight in the gulf of mexico. the system isn't expected to make landfall until early tomorrow morning but it is already turning deadly. a 10-year-old vacationing with his family in alabama was killed today when strong waves washed a large log onto the shore, hitting him. from the florida panhandle to texas, there's widespread damage this evening. alabama and louisiana already declaring states of emergency. the potential flooding could be life-threatening. >> already looks

a little time in the rest room, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled allahu akbar and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. >> reporter: neville was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight he is improving. >> lieutenant neville never stopped fighting, never stopped fighting until i handcuffed this person. >> reporter: the incident took place in terminal two outside the secure part of the terminal. >> and there were police officers, state cops, airport authority lining up. >> reporter: security was increased across the city. stabbings have become an increasingly common form of terror attack. five in the u.s. in just the past three years. this one comes after a wave of european terror attacks, three in three days, following a series of deadly attacks this year. >> this sort of attack really epitomizes the small scale nature of the threat we have here. individuals may be radicalized, but we've not yet seen the larger networks that threaten western europe. >> reporter: the fbi is calling this a lone wolf attacker. and our sources tell us his name was no

there is local media reports that have said this man apparently called "allahu akbar" and exploded a device. there are unconfirmed images on social media that show a small explosion on site. with police have confirmed is the situation is under control. a number of barriers have been already taken away. from what i understand, the central square is still closed. the whole area is evacuated. if i look out the window, you can see a lot of helicopters. you can hear sirens. and police forces on the ground to secure the situation. >> we are looking at pictures of the area. you can see there is a heavy troop presence right now. what about the suspect in this, the person who was neutralized? do we know anything about him or her? >> no. there is hardly any information about that person. ere is some iormation from localedia, unconfirmed, that the person had cables hanging out following the small explosion, and that is when the soldiers in the station ever since the attacks a year ago where 32 people were killed in brussels, police and military services are on high alert with hundreds of soldie