his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.y spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. 0ur family's been always close together, and we've always had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness. none of us harbour

so, cut w cochran, the last of the fatalities to be named.w that there have been raids in london and birmingham and a number of arrest, eight all together. 0ur correspondent is in birmingham. let's talk with her now. seema, what can you tell bus the police investigation in birmingham? the police are still going into the flat. three men have been taken away by the police. and eight men arrested in connection to the attacks in westminster. four of the arrest are in the birmingham area. we have heard from the owner of the restau ra nt we have heard from the owner of the restaurant next door to the flat who assisted the police with their enquiries. he said, his name, firstly is mr mahacha ban. enquiries. he said, his name, firstly is mr mahachaban. he is the owner of the restaurant next to the flat. he said: as a british citizen, i wish to make it clear i'm appalled by this act of violence. i confirm that the police have made some arrests. and i believe that the men arrested from the flat are helping the with the police in their enquiries. i reit

american kurt cochrane was celebrating his wedding anniversary.n the last few minutes, we have heard a 75—year—old man has died of his injuries. republicans are forced to delay the vote on their health care bill, a setback for congressional leaders and the white house. hello and welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the man behind the westminster terror attack, and who brought bloodshed to the heart of london, was british—born and known to police. he has been named as 52—year—old khalid masood. the so—called islamic state group say they were behind the attack. tonight, we have also heard that a 75—year—old man has become the fourth victim to have died of his injuries. let's go straight to london now, to westminster, and to my colleague christian fraser. thank you very much. in the last half an hour, the court and around parliament square has been lifted, you will see behind me that traffic is now flowing freely and driving around the roundabout outside the palace of westminster, and in fact, oui’ camera palac

his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. 0ur family's been always close together, and we've also had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feelings towards this

kurt cochran and his wife, melissa, who worked at the end of a vacation.f money on it, they had been around europe, they came here to see her pa rents europe, they came here to see her parents who are working in london. they are mormon missionaries. they we re they are mormon missionaries. they were due to go back today and then, of course, the story of pc keith palmer, he gave his life to service in the royal artillery and then in the metropolitan police. when eve ryo ne the metropolitan police. when everyone was running away from the violence, he was running towards it and without a weapon. just selfless bravery which is sad indeed, when you reflect on what happened to him. londoners will get on with it but in the mind of everybody as they make their way home, they will be thinking especially of those three people. let's speak to our security correspondent, frank gardner. we are learning more about coloured masood. not a typical profile, quite old and he has not been inside since 2003. yes, unusual. he was known to the police and mi5, but he was not an a

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his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.st time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. our family's been always close together, and we've also had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feeling

president trump described cochran as a great american.eople injured came from 11 different countries, including the united states, china, france, and germany. they were taken to hospitals across london, including at king's college. undergoing treatment for a fractured leg is travis, with fellow politics students on the way to parliament when he was hit by the car. he was pictured as emergency crews structured him away from the scene. waiting for the news in the lockdown parliament building was his tutor. she told me today that travis is doing well. >> he has been checking his facebook. lots of messages from other students wanting to know how he is. clearly he is not well. but he is dealing with it and is staying as cheerful as he can. sarah: 3 students from the school in brittany were injured, 2 reported to have suffered serious fractures. the four miniature -- the foreign minister traveled to meet them. >> unwanted to stop to london first to say a message to the irish people -- to the british people of solidarity. woman officials say a t

it'd been their first time in couple kurt cochran and his wife.ever visit outside of the usa, they had been on a tour of the usa, they had been on a tour of europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. kurt cochran was killed after being thrown from the bridge to the pavement below. a single bunch of flowers marks where he's fouled. melissa suffered multiple injuries and is in hospital. —— where he fouled. today, 13 members of his family spoke publicly for the first time. from utah they are mormon family who have found strength in their faith. it is ha rd found strength in their faith. it is hard the most of us to imagine what it is like to lose in this way, can you give us some it is like to lose in this way, can you give us some sense it is like to lose in this way, can you give us some sense of the impact on yourfamily? you give us some sense of the impact on your family? it you give us some sense of the impact on yourfamily? it is brought you give us some sense of the impact on your family? it is brought close together. we love and supp

and american tourist, kurt cochran, in london celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary.ear—old khalid masood from kent, with past convictions for minor offences, he was also once investigated for links to extremist organisations. police from several forces launched simultaneous operations overnight in the midlands and in london, making eight arrests in connection with the westminster attack. the enquiries in birmingham, london and other parts of the country are continuing. it is still our belief, and continues to be borne out by this investigation, that this attacker acted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. investigators are still pain—stakingly piecing together the exact circumstances of what happened in and around parliament. but in london, and westminster, generally, security has been visibly and significantly increased, around what was already one of the most heavily protected areas of the capital. the importance of providing a blanket of security, while maintaining the freedoms britons cherish so deeply, never more challenging. yesterday afternoon, w

his victims have been named as kurt cochran, an american tourist, spanish teacher, ayesha frade, andith palmer. tonight, the police have confirmed a 75—year—old man has died in hospital. a minute's silence held in trafalgar square as hundreds gather in a sign of solidarity with those caught up in yesterday's attack. our response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values, shows the world what it means to be londoner. in other news, thousands of people gathered in londonderry for the funeral of martin mcguinness, the former deputy first minister of northern ireland. the un estimates 400,000 iraqi civilians are trapped in the old city of mosul as government forces try to capture it from islamic state militants. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. one of the most extensive police investigations of recent years has made swift progress today following the terror attack at westminster yesterday. the attacker was named as khalid masood, though within the last hour, it's been confirmed his birth name was adrian elms. he was born in k

so, k rushgs rt cochrane from utah.ing news that the belgium police arrested a man after he tried to drive into a crowd at high—speed in the shopping area of the port city of antwerp. a vehicle with french number plates, trying to drive into a shopping crowd in antwerp and a man in camouflage has been taken away. so that is coming into us from antwerp in belgium. apparently, this is a man of north african origin. of course it is a year yesterday since the brussels attacks. with me is tim loughton — conservative mp who's a member of the home affairs select committee . thank you for being with us. tim loughton you were locked into the chamber yesterday after the attacks, what are your thoughts?“ chamber yesterday after the attacks, what are your thoughts? if the intention to get into parliament to cause may hymn and disrupt our democracy, it failed. four people lost their live, including the assailant, tragic for the innocent victims but parliament is going on. we will not be undermined by this form of terrorism. all of o

president trump described kurt cochran as a great american. his family said they are heartbroken.ighbour said kurt was friends with everyone. this is going to be a sad, tough time for everyone in the neighbourhood. i really feel bad. i think of melissa and what she will have to face in the next little while and i'm sure the neighbourhood will gather around her and help her anyway they can. and this evening, another death. a 75—year—old man who had been in hospital following the attack, had his life support withdrawn. he's yet to be named. the people who were injured came from 11 different countries including the united states, china, france and germany. they were taken from westminster to hospitals across london, including here at kings college. undergoing treatment for a fractured leg is 19—year—old travis frain. he was with fellow students on a field trip to parliament when he was hit head—on by the car. he was pictured as emergency crews stretchered him away from the scene. waiting for news inside the locked down parliament building was his tutor from edge hill university. she

the three identified victims are aysha frade, us national kurt cochran, and policeman keith palmer.victim who died of his injuries has not been named yet. there are more than 20 people still in hospital. six are critically ill. with the latest on the investigation, here is our special correspondent lucy manning. with a car and a knife, he brought terror to parliament. he is khalid masood, a british—born attacker known to the police, with a 20—year criminal record, although not for terrorism. the 52—year—old responsible for the murder of a policeman, a mother on her way to collect her children, a tourist, and a pensioner. today, on their knees, police slowly, meticulously searching for evidence on the same ground where one of their own lake, just a day ago. nearby, in parliament, the prime minister spoke. what i can confirm is that the man was british—born, and some years ago he was investigated by mi5 in relation to allegations of extremism. he was a peripheralfigure. the case is historic. he was not part of the current intelligence picture. there was no prior intelligence of his in

curt cochran, an american citizen from utah also lost his life.spital being treated for her injuries. let's bring in our political correspondent, carell walker. we will speak to her in a moment. let's listen in to the vigil in trafalgar square. yesterday's defence was really terrible. three people were taken from us. our thoughts are with their families and friends. many more were gravely injured and all of us have been deeply affected by what has happened. this cannot be undone, much as we wish it. however, we do get to choose our reaction and gathering here tonight shows exactly how we must move forward. we must stand together. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before. they have never succeeded and they never will. our emergency services came together yesterday to help those affected by this cowardly act. this city and indeed this country will do the same. we will act as one and embrace our differences. in doing so, we will clearly demonstrate the futility of hatred and the overwhelming power of friendship.

cochran went to school in maryland and was one of the four killed in the attack. it was supposed to be the couple's last day of their trip. >> he was one of those guys, you know you wanted friend in five minutes. sorry. >> family and friends near cochran's utah home described him as a passionate musician. he and his wife ran a recording studio. in addition to the four people killed, 50 others from 11 different countries were injured on westminster bridge. >>> coming up on wusa9 this friday night, president trump can saver at least one victory, to give the go ahead to the controversial keystone xl pipeline. >> peak performance. cherry blossoms are putting on their spring time show. we'll have leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >>> our wusa9 facebook page has exploded over the debate over pit bull type dogs. page after page of comments are now coming in after an 8

and give assistance there were two other deaths — kurt cochran was in london celebrating his 25th weddingsary. and aysha frade was a teacher on her way to pick up her children. tonight there is news of a another victim. tonight there is news of a another victim. and in central london tonight, a vigil attended by thousands to remember all victims of the westminster attack. and we're taking a look at how the developments are being reported in the papers. good evening. one of the most extensive police investigations of recent years has made swift progress today, following the terror attack at westminster yesterday. the attacker has been identified and the islamic state group has said it was behind the atrocity. the attacker was named as khalid masood, who was born in the uk. he was 52, and lived in the west midlands. he had come to the attention of the intelligence services in the past. there have been eight arrests so far — five men and three women — following raids overnight and today. tributes have been paid to those who lost their lives, including pc keith palmer. there are 20 people sti

but american curt cochran from utah was one of four killed. he and his wife melissa were on the last day of a european tour, posting photographs to celebrate 25 years of marriage. she's injured in the hospital. they are offering prayers here at the exact spot where the american curt cochran toppled over this bridge and died. the driver then accelerating, slamming into dozens of people on this bridge on his way to parliament. there were many american survivors relieved to be alive. >> when a car comes out of nowhere and it just hits four to five innocent bystanders on the street. it seemed like pure evil, and to be honest, i guess that's what a war zone would look like. >> reporter: tonight london is defiant, paying tribute to curt cochran and the other dead with light and silent resolve. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> now to the controversy over u.s. intelligence surveillance on president trump's transition team. the republican chairman of the house committee today apologized to his colleagues about not informing them before going public on

president trump described kurt cochran as a great american.na, france and germany. they were taken from westminster to hospitals across london, including here at kings college. undergoing treatment for a fractured leg is 19—year—old travis frain. he was with fellow students on a field trip to parliament when he was hit head—on by the car. he was pictured as emergency crews stretchered him away from the scene. waiting for news inside the locked down parliament building was his tutor. she told me today that travis is doing well. he has been checking his facebook. lots of other messages from other students wanting to know how he is. clearly, he is not well, but he is dealing with it and he is staying as cheerful as he can. another school trip caught up in the chaos, three students from this school in brittany were injured, two of them were reported to have suffered serious fractures, the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. this is a new tragedy. i wanted to stop to london first. and to say a message to the british people, a

curt cochran was from utah visiting london with his wife. they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. cochran was walking along london's west minster bridge when investigators say 52-year-old khalid masud drove his car on the sidewalk and started mowing down people. well, cochran died. police shot and killed the suspect outside of particle lamb. isis is claiming he's one of their soldiers. >>> so you wack up to your car, there it is. clear as day sticking out like a sore trauma parking tick but it's just how many tickets were on one car in university city and how long that car had been sitting there. that's catching a lot of people's attention. as fox 29's chris o'connell reports, security could be a big issue here as well, chris? >> reporter: yeah, lucy, abandoned car many thought was a security risk is gone tonight here from university city. it was towed away from this parking spot after four months of being parked here. some ask why it took so long? with a thick coat of dirt covering the windshield and six parking tickets under

she's seriously injured but curt cochran from utah was killed.his wife melissa were on the last day of a european tour, posting photographs to celebrate 25 years of marriage. she's injured in the hospital. they are offering prayers here at the exact spot where the american curt cochran toppled over this bridge and tied. the driver then accelerating, slamming into dozens of people on this bridge on his way to parliament. there were many american survivors relieved to be alive. >> a car comes out of nowhere and hits four to five innocent bystanders on the street. it seems like pure evil and to be honest, i guess that's when a war zone would look like. >> reporter: tonight london is defiant, paying tribute to curt cochran and the other dead bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> usa hockey could ice out players who are boycotting the women's world championship. the entire women's national team announced it would boycott the games over wage and benefit issues, so usa hockey started searching for players to replace them. the women's team released a stateme

and murdered ayshi ayshiayshia ayshia frade, a teacher and mother of two, with his karsh and curt cochran who was there for his wedding anniversary. she is injured and is still in the hospital. the injured came from 11 countries. among them, french high school students, south korean tourists, and a romanian architect. in this security camera video, as the car barreled along the sidewalk, she tumbles off the bride into the icy river. in parliament, politicians observed a minute of silence. message from prime minister theresa may. >> we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. >> reporter: thousands of londoners gathered in trafalgar square for a vigil left by the city's muslim mayor sadiq khan. in part, they came to honor the dead, and in part to bolster solidarity. >> as you heard in elizabeth's story, kurt cochran, the american killed in london, was from utah. he and his wife were visiting her parents, family and friends are devastated. >> one of those guys, i mean, you know you want to be a friend with him in five minutes. and we have been -- >> cochra

that is melissa cochrane's sisters speaking at that news conference.a lovely start with plenty of sunshine. many central areas so a lot of cloud, mist and fog this morning. a lot of that has been burning away but this process will continue for the large part. that cloud will stick around for eastern england. elsewhere, light winds and a good deal of sunshine coming through so pleasant afternoon across the bulk, scotland and the northern isles his workload. still dry picture. reasonable temperatures. a nice afternoon in northern ireland. underneath the cloud, cold and grey. temperatures in the mid teens in the west. a pleasant afternoon in the south of the uk, temperatures up to 1617 degrees. this low cloud becomes quite extensive across parts of scotland, perhaps parts of wales as well. 16—17 . temperatures nine or 10 degrees in the south—west. a bit ofa 10 degrees in the south—west. a bit of a chill in the ear first thing. we say a change into tuesday and wednesday, this big area of low pressure in the atlantic will drive our weather which will bring

bolste solidarity. >> as you heard in elizabeth's story, kurt cochran, the american killed in london, was from utah. he and his wife were visiting her parents, family and friends are devastated. >> one of those guys, i mean, you know you want to be a friend with him in five and we have been -- >> cochran and his wife were on the final day of their vacation when they were struck by the attacker's suv. >>> no injuries are reported after a man drove his car at high speed through a busy shopping area in antwerp, belgium. security is heightened this morning. police arrested the driver identified as muhammad r. who was living in france. pedestrians were forced to jump out of the way. police found knives, a shotgun and a gas can in the car. >>> israeli police say the suspect in a wave of threats against jewish community centers in the u.s. is an 18-year-old american israeli jew. he was arrested in israel yesterday, shielding his face during a court appearance. his motive remain unclear. his lawyer says he's has a serious medical condition. since january, there have been more than 150 bomb th

kurt cochran ran a music studio back home. enthusiastic supporter of local bands.d, they are about to get going right here! tribute concerts have taken place in his honour. his family say that they have been comforted by the thousands of m essa g es have been comforted by the thousands of messages they have saved. what the families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude, that had brought with it trauma, grief, and forthem, forgiveness. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feelings towards this. we love our brother, we love what he brought to the world. today, tobias ellwood was in parliament square to pay his respects and see the tribute. the foreign office minister had tried so hard to save the life of pc keith palmer last week. this was a chance for him to remember all of those killed. studio: let's speak to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford, who's at scotland yard. daniel, what are you hearing about the investigation so far? it is not going on at the frenetic pace that it was last week when

janetjoa said: those victims included curt cochran and his wife melissa cochran payne.hran payne. it had been theirfirst time in london, and their first ever visit outside the usa. they had been on a tour of europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. kurt was killed after being thrown from the bridge onto the pavement below. a single bunch of flowers marks where he fell. melissa suffered multiple injuries and is still in hospital. today, 13 members of theirfamily spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family that have found strength in their faith. it is hard for most of us to imagine what it is like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it has brought us really close together. our family has always been close together and we have had wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so we just love and support each other so much and i think it makes it that much longer. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feelings t

the family of the american victim, kurt cochran, came to westminster to remember. the place where he was hit and thrown from the bridge. kurt cochran was the first to be hit when the vehicle careered onto the pavement. teacher aysha frade also died, she had two children. leslie rhodes was also killed on the bridge, he was 75 years old. the final victim was pc keith palmer. he died despite the desperate efforts to save him. earlier, at exactly 2:40pm, the moment the attack began a week ago, the familyjoined others on the bridge whose lives had changed last wednesday. they included this man from romania who suffered a broken foot. his girlfriend was thrown from the bridge and she remains in a stable but critical condition in hospital. doctors, nurses and ambulance crews were also in westminster, with schoolchildren and representatives of different faith groups. they stopped in silence and solidarity. the memories of last week will have been particularly raw for the metropolitan police officers. a group who had lost one of their own. they recalled the sacrifice of pc

cochran died when he was run down on westminster bridge and his wife remains hospitalized. friends and neighbors saying they're in shock. >> just one of those guys, i mean, you just know you wanted to be a friend within five minutes and we'd been -- sorry. >> the cochrans were supposed to return to the united states yesterday. >>> and there are reports this morning that as many as six secret service employees could face discipline over a white house security breach. earlier this month a man jumped several fences and stayed on the grounds for 16 minutes. at the white house. he even reached the white house door before he was finally taken into custody. those reportedly facing discipline include officers from the ununiformed area division and special agents. >>> senate democratic leader charles schumer is promising a showdown over supreme court nominee neal gorsuch. schumer says he'll lead a filibuster against gorsuch. that means republicans would need 60 votes rather than 51 for confirmation. republicans insist confirmation is a done deal no matter what even if it means chang

president trump described mr cochran as a great american. his family said they are heartbroken.iends with everyone. this is going to be a sad, tough time for us, in the neighbourhood. i really feel bad, and i... i think of melissa, and what she's going to have to face in the next little while. and i'm sure the neighbourhood will gather around her, and help her any way they can. and this evening, another death. a 75—year—old man who had been in hospital following the attack had his life support withdrawn. he is yet to be named. undergoing treatment for a fractured leg is 19—year—old travis frain. he was with fellow politics students on a field trip to parliament when he was hit head—on by the car. he was pictured as emergency crews stretchered him away from the scene. another school trip caught up in the chaos — three french students from this school in brittany were injured. two of them were reported to have suffered serious fractures. romanian officials say this woman, andreea cristea, who fell into the thames, has undergone surgery to treat a blood clot on her brain. her boyfr

cochran's in-laws are mormon missionaries serving in london. cochran's wife is in the hospital. her brother says she has a broken leg and a broken rib. the cochrans had planned to return to the united states today. today, but still a little bit on the cool side, well below average again. take a look at the current temperatures around the mid atlantic. look at the numbers here. look at ocean city, 36 degrees. but 63 degrees back towards charleston. that's the numbers that are going to be moving our way tomorrow. right now 47, very cool. but tomorrow a lot different. a warmer pattern moves in. chance for showers over the next couple of days will be on the increase. but no big storms. staying on the warm side, though. yeah, the next ten days the warmest ten-day streak we've had to far this season. >>> bomb threats made to jewish institutions all across the u.s., more than 170 in the past 75 days. there is an arrest in the case. it's half a world away. the clues that led the fbi to a teenager in israel. >>> plus, a bars and a burglar captured all thanks to an app. >> reporter: metro

american kurt cochran was killed. a police officer along with a british woman died. fourth victim, 75-year-old lesley rhodes died yesterday in the hospital. elizabeth palmer is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the man who we now know as aid yaj russell ajao went by several names in his lifetime before he settled on the one using this week when he turned himself into a terrorist. khalid masood was fatally shot by a police officer during wednesday's attack. he can't explain why he decided to commit mass murder with a rental car. british security forces have begun to piece his story together. they raided properties, have nine people in custody and spoke to masood's mother. he had a petty criminal record, but not on the radar for extreme into links. >> a determination is to find out if he acted totally alone, inspired by perhaps terrorist propaganda or if others are encouraged, supported or directed him. >> as soon as he attacked outside britain's parliament, theresa may was rushed away to security. he stabbed a policeman to death. here is keith palmer

the family of the american victim, kurt cochran, came to westminster to remember.where he was hit and thrown from the bridge. kurt cochran was the first to be hit when the vehicle careered onto the pavement. teacher aysha frade also died, she had two children. leslie rhodes was also killed on the bridge, he was 75 years old. the final victim was pc keith palmer. he died despite the desperate efforts to save him. earlier, at exactly 2:40pm, the moment the attack began a week ago, the familyjoined others on the bridge whose lives had changed last wednesday. they included this man from romania who suffered a broken foot. his girlfriend was thrown from the bridge and she remains in a stable but critical condition in hospital. doctors, nurses and ambulance crews were also in westminster, with schoolchildren and representatives of different faith groups. they stopped in silence and solidarity. the memories of last week will have been particularly raw for the metropolitan police officers. a group who had lost a one of their own. they recalled the sacrifice of pc keith pal

cochran attended high school in cumberland maryland. police think the attacker -- 52-year-old khalid masood-- acted alone. he was known to authorities as an islamic extremist. the suspect drove his car into crowds of people in london on wednesday afternoon, before stabbing a police officer to death at the houses of parliament. he was then shot and killed by police. larry, autria, back to you. happening right now- dc police need your help to find two missing t information last last night about a 17 year old who is missing. this comes as many in the dc area believe there are now more missing kids than ever. sam sweeney is in our newsroom... breaking this down for us. autria larry. over the last couple of weeks... it seems we've been commander chanel dickerson is live here on good morning washington to discuss the missing teens in the area. then at 8:30 -- derrick butler of the "black and missing foundation" is in studio. he's dedicated his life to bringing awareness to missing people of color since his sister disappeared back in 2009. you

the death toll is that four including kevin cochran from utah.is hour. >> class trips band over president trump's immigration order, toronto school district in canada saying too much uncertainty. and potentially being turned away at the border. 24 preapproved trips will be allowed but the court says a will not approve new trips. >> california ignoring its own travel ban to play in the ncaa, publicly funded travel to the bathroom bill states that they are blocking ucla as the team heads to anti-lgbt tennessee for the university of kentucky. >> high school freshman being held a hero after rescuing his friend from choking. abby: a security video captured ian brown changing color. performing the heimlich. rob: he credits training he received for helping to stay calm under pressure. that is incredible. abby: a texas judge being sued for starting every session for a prayer. is this a legitimate lawsuit gq >> vindicated by chairman nunez? >> i somewhat do. i very much appreciate the fact they found what they found. i somewhat do. abby: a brand-new smoki

jonathan has more >>> family members flew in from utah to be with melissa cochrane who is in a london hospital. >> her health is steadily improving. and she's been strengthened by the presence of her family. she's so grateful for the out pouring of love and generosity. >> melissa is recovering from a broken leg and rib but her family says she's just coming to terms with the attack that took her husband's life. >> the circumstances under which he was killed, obviously are horrific. >> the cochrane's were on the last day of their dream european vacation, walking on westminster bridge when a speeding car struck them. curt went over the side of the bridge and fell to his death on the concrete below. melissa was thrown into a souvenir stand. >> her attitude is great right now. and i know that because of all the love and the prayers that have come from all over the world. >> in all, four people were killed when khalid masood the sidewalk of the bridge before crashing into a gate at parliament. relatives say despite this gut wrenching loss, they harbor no harsh feelings for the attacker. cur

and the family of kurt cochran from utah any united states have confirmed he also died in the attack.rating their 25th wedding anniversary. they had been due to fly home today. she is seriously injured in hospital. president trump paid tribute on social media, saying... those caught up social media, saying... those caught up in this attack came from many different countries. romanian officials say that a woman who fell into the river thames when the car piled into pedestrians was a tourist who was in london to celebrate her boyfriend's birthday. it is reported that she was seriously injured. and there was a group of students from this school in concarneau in brittany. they were in london on an educational trip. two of them are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wa nted visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wanted to stop to london first, to say a message to the british people, some of the people injured remain in a critical condition in hospital. the mp, louise ellman witnessed the shooting of

a great american, kurt cochran, was killed in the london terror attack.ayers and condolences with his family and friends. police arrested eight people in a series of raids in birmingham and around britain. let's get the latest on our investigation. nic robertson is in birmingham. nick paton walsh is joining us from westminster. nick paton walsh, you're there on westminster bridge where the attack unfolded. what have you learned, first of all, about the attack? >> khalid masood, is his name, as you said. uk officials speaking saying it is too early to tell if isis suggests, he was one of their soldiers. and this official goes on to say, claiming attacks as being affiliated or part of it. this is the curb which masood mounted in his hyundai suv inflicting so many of those people -- 40 people's injuries, killing the american kurt cochran out right here. his wife melissa. they were here on their 25th wedding anniversary, in celebration. melissa hurt in the ribs and the leg and a second of the three victims killed here, aysh aysha frade, a spanish teacher. he

this picture shows melissa cochran standing with the help of crutches. her family says she's getting stronger every day. she's recovering from an injured leg and a broken rib. cochran and her husband were in europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. her husband was killed in the attack. >>> a tornado briefly touched down in western washington state yesterday. security cameras catching the winds tipping off two rvs. luckily no one was hurt. the national weather service confirmed it was a weak tornado. could have fooled me, though. >> wow. >>> we are preparing for significant weather. heavy downpours at some points. >> yeah. let's check in with bill henley with the most accurate weather forecast in the area. >>> we've got rain this morning. the heavier rain will be here this afternoon. thisa look at cape may. that's a steady rain, and the wind is blowing. a live view from the marquee de la fayette raiho gear. showers, tapering off to scattered showers in the neighborhoods. in delaware and south jerksz seeing steadier rain. now, philadelphia just

cochran and his family apparently moved away at the end of his junior year in high school. cochran and his wife melissa who live in utah were in europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. they' >>> he held a butcher knife to the throats of children. baltimore police had to shoot him, they say. those kids were 1 and 4 years of age. police say the man barricaded himself in a home in west baltimore this morning. when police arrived other people inside the home told officers the man was homeless,n police say they told the man to drop the knife but he didn't. the man died on the scene and the officer will be placed on administrative duty while the shooting is investigated. >>> temperatures starting to go in the right direction for a change. we started off on a cool note this morning. little bit in the way of some rain. now we're seeing the winds picking up and the temperatures picking up too. 61 degrees the current number in d.c. 70s, though, just back to the west. see the 50s? they're finally pushing off to the east. the 70s pushing east as well. by this time tomorrow

kurt cochran killed as celebrating the wedding anniversary. his wife among those hurt. >> they were happy. amy: another officer keith palmer stabbed by the attacker. >> doing the job he loves and protecting the city. protecting parliament. amy: police carrying out raids overnight and arresting eight people. and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. amy: the attacker was born in britain. alison: we are learning more about the american killed in the attack. kurt cochran grew up in cumberland, maryland, was in london celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary. his neighbors were shocked. >> we live every day and we walk around and we know these people. then one day you wake up and it's your neighbor. alison: hi in the attack. the couple was supposed to fly home today. in belgium a man was captured after driving his car to busy shopping area forcing people to jump out of the way. shotgun, fives and unknown liquid found inside the car. police believe the man identified as muhammad r. was trying to carry out an attack similar to the

the family of kurt cochran, the american tourist who was killed in last week's attack in westminster,ave borne any ill will towards his attacker. he and his wife melissa were on holiday in london to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary when they were struck on westminster bridge by a car driven by khalid masood. 0ur correspondent richard lister reports. the bbc have learned that the car was travelling at up to 75 mph on westminster bridge when it hit and killed pedestrians will it was the last afternoon of their wedding anniversary tour of europe. anniversary tour of europe. kurt and melissa cochran were due to fly home the next day, but in an instant he was killed and she was badly injured. today their families were in london, paying tribute to the man they lost. he was an amazing individual who loved everyone, and tried to make the world a better place. he left a legacy of generosity and service that continues to inspire us. we are deeply saddened to lose him, but grateful that the world is coming to know him, and be inspired by him. when khalid masood began his murderous drive

american tourists kurt and melissa cochran were the first to be hit. they were in london celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. a second later, a cctv camera filmed masood continuing to career along the pavement at speed. did you see the car hit anybody? yes, idid. the impact of masood's car hurled 29—year—old andreea cristea into the river thames. the romanian architect was later rescued, but suffered serious head injuries. the car ploughed on, through the people on the bridge. i saw my first friend in front, he leaped out of the way. then i saw this black shape coming towards me. i thought, that's a car. i felt sharp pain on my head. 18—year—old politics student owen lambert had just left the house of commons after a tour and was sightseeing on the bridge with friends. i was spun around, then i was on the floor, on top of my friend. i saw blood on his neck. i said to him, "you're bleeding." he gestured to me, he looked at me. he said... well, he didn't say anything, he looked at me, i put my hand to my head and realised it wasn't his blood, it w