. >> alan smith with business insider. >> thanks, guys. >> absolutely. >> we have developing news out of london. we've been following this one. a large man plowed into a crowd of pedestrians killing one person and leaving several others injured. there's one person under arrest. >> it happened in one of the most diverse neighbors in london a van plowing into group of pedestrian early outside of a mosque and community center. one person is dead and almost a dozen other injured. police are calling it act of terror with muslims specifically said toing atarget aend praising leaders for keeping suspect adds hand until police arrived and took him into custody sdm citizens for that khunty made citizen arrest and stop and apprehended this man. >> coordinating with british counterpart looking for possible ties ininternational terrorism. nasal security council saying "the president counter terrorism advisor and other senior staff are tracking the defense incident in london. crime minister theresa may urging calm as well as tracking down on extremism following three attacks of the last three mont

i want to bring in a foreign affairs correspondent and alan smith, a pittsburgh native, speaking of pittsburgh, politics writer. do you expect the white house will let comey tell his story? >> i think at the end of the day, they're not going to have much choice, this stuff is going to come out whether they like it or not. what i do think they will do is perhaps try to have a distraction of some sort. maybe have the president stage a rally or do some other sort of action to try to distract from the testimony. but i do think ultimately james comey's information is going to be aired publicly. >> it's interesting that now we're already expecting distractions. anyway, house democrats sent a letter to the white house counsel last night saying there's no basis for executive privilege. alan, do democrats have any options if the president uses it? >> democrats on their own don't necessarily have any options other than continuing to turn up the heat on the president for making such a move. but the courts have never ruled in favor of a president looking to use executive privilege in a situation where the

for more on this alan smith, politics writer for business insider.re, political reporter. thank you for both for being here. al, what's the strategy behind the secret? there's certainly the idea that what bernie sanders is saying, so they can rush it out, get the vote and get it done with. but is it also -- is it covers a fig leaf for those who are not participants in the process? >> yes, it gives an opportunity to those who are on the fence to sort of go out and say i don't agree with the process, i want this out in the open and sort of this give this opinion as if they're somewhat against the bill as it would appear, but actually just being against the process. i mean, they can still obviously vote for the bill if the they like the contents that are in it. it gives them wiggle room to distance themselves. a lot of the swing votes in the republican party, while not totally abandoning the contents of the bill. >> so the secret process that the 13 senators are going through, are they basically republican senators stuck between a rock and hard place? w

ray hand is a alan and sandra smith. i just about got to it.ilton join us next week for the next revolution. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. it is monday, june 5th. this is a fox news alert. terror in london. breaking overnight, police conducting more raids, arresting two more suspects after this weekend's deadly assault. >> attackers now identified as isis claims responsibility. good morning, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning i'm jawns. >> i'm rob schmidt. president trump doing whatever it takes to keep america safe. >> this blood shed must end. this blood shed will end. you are looking live in london this morning where those raids are still going on at this very hour. will be rob about 10:00 a.m. griff jenkins with the president's response here. begin with greg palkot live on the ground in central london. greg? >> hey, rob, jackie. we are not far from the terrorist site where we are standing. just behind the police cordon very much in place. authorities try to find out exactly what was behind this horrible attack. as you noted

alan woodward there. a man from berkshire says he's lucky to be alive after surviving being hit by a bus in the centre of reading. simon smithbut amazingly, he was able to walk away. this report from ben moore begins with some shocking cctv images of the accident. a quiet saturday morning in the centre of reading, punctuated by a spectacular accident. by spectacular accident. by any reckoning simon smith, the local man on the receiving end of a bus, that comes from nowhere, should be seriously injured or worse. yet he calmly walks into a nearby bar. minding his own business basically. the purple turtle is one of the best known bars in the town and its cc tv ca ptu red known bars in the town and its cc tv captured the whole thing. known bars in the town and its cc tv captured the whole thingm known bars in the town and its cc tv captured the whole thing. it looks like the bus has gone out of control. it's almost gone into turbo. it has suddenly sped up and doubled its speed if not more. it is absolutely shocking. i can't believe that simon got up and dusted himself off and walked away from it. it's a miracle that he's alive.