the attacker, identified as 47-year-old darren osbourne, was pinned to the ground, shielded by some bystandershile others pushed to get their hands on him. >> why did you do that? >> reporter: the local imam made sure he was handed over to the police. mohammed mahmoud: >> we told them the situation, there's man, he's restrained. he mowed down a group of people with his van, and there is a mob attempting to hurt him. >> reporter: just over two weeks ago, hooders were paying their respects -- londoners were paying their respects to victims of the last attack with a rented van on the london bridge by self-proclaimed islamic extremists. even then security forces were dreading the kind of tit for tat terrorist violence that could rip holes in london's multicultural fabric. today britain's prime minister, theresa may,pe religious leaders of all faiths to appeal one more time for solidarity. >> this is no place for this hatred in our country today, and we need to work together as one society, as one community to drive out this evil that is affecting certainly so many families. >> reporter: british me

the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff.k to joey valentino — joey was inside the muslim welfare house in finsbury park when the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside. in the middle of the prayer, i could hear a lot of shouting and screaming, and people were panicky. idid not screaming, and people were panicky. i did not pay massive attention because i thought there were some southern fights going on. when i finished my prayer, i looked around and offices of things going on, people were screaming. everyone was panicking. i rushed to the entrance. i was telling people to do the same thing, i listen to the police doctor. i could see people lying on the floor, blood, i could see people giving them cpr and everyone screaming. lots of shouting at the front. i made my way through the people and i got the front i saw when they got the man and held down on the ground. i handed it over to the police and the v

. >> reporter: police say he is a terror suspect, darren osbourne. he was not on a terror watch list. british prime minister teresa may tried to reassure muslims saying she is determined to stamp out extremism but the pace of the terror attacks is accelerating and people here are angry. four a car attack and stabbing in westminster, a bomb at arianna kbr grande's concert in manchester. a stabbing at london bridge. and this one, a driver acting alone, say police. tonight, more flowers, more defiance. >> we are the greatest city in the world. >> reporter: and it's also a city on edge. bill nealy, nbc news, london. >>> the washington redskins got to a boost from the supreme court ruling b. the supreme court said that they cannot ban mascots. it has slowed d.c. efforts to get the team expires. jack evans says that the name should not be a roadblock to the team's return. >>> we all know driving around this area can cause a few headaches, maybe a lot of headaches. but now someone is going the pay you to do it. of course there is a catch. drivers are being

the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff. the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside.

cell phone video shows police arresting a man identified as 47-year-old darren osbourne. the suspect plowed a van into a crowd just after midnight. >> this was quite clearly an attack on muslims. >> we have to break the circle of violence. we want to live in harm any in a peaceful community. >> the prime minister says security will be stepped up. >>> in parishoties say a man oo their radar has been killed after ramming a car carrying explosives into a police vehicle. the car exploded into a cloud of orange flames. no police officers or passengers were hurt in the blast. france's antiterrorism prosecutor has opened an investigation. it's unclear why the attacker drove into police though officials say the incident was apparently deliberate. >> new tonight philadelphia public school feechers overwhelmly approve a new contract with the school district. more than 4,000 teachers voted to approve the contract tonight compared to about 200 no votes. it's now been four years since the teachers had a new contract and five years since they've received a raise. details of the contrac

. >> reporter: police say he's a terror suspect named as 47-year-old darren osbourne. he was not on a terror watch list. british prime minister theresa may tried to reassure muslims. britain's leader says she's determined to stamp out extremism, but the pace of these terror attacks is accelerating and people here are angry. four attacks in four months now. a car attack and stabbing at westminster, a bomb at ariana grande's concert in manchester, a van attack and mass stabbing at london bridge. all of them islamist attacks until this one. another driver acting alone say police. tonight more flowers, more defiance. >> london is a resilient city. we are the greatest city in the world. >> reporter: it's also a city on the edge. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> we turn to a dangerous situation in syria. the u.s. shooting down a syrian aircraft for the first time prompting syrian president assad's allies, the russians, to say they'll now target american planes. a very tense showdown playing out tonight. we get the latest from our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea m

police say that was 47-year-old darren osbourne, according to british media he is unemployed and living in a tent. one person died after the attack and nearly a dozen others were sent to the hospital three people still in critical condition. his family says they are quote, massively shocked osbourne was behind the wheel at the time expressing their condolences for the attack. >>> and police in france say that all four people detainedover night were family members of at taerk. he died after lighting hi car on fire before ramming it into a police convoy. the man had been flagged for his ties to radicalism. >>> we are learning about a massive data breach exposing the information of 2 million american voters, a data firm hired by the republican national committee stored the files on an unsecured amazon server, the data bases were left open to the public for access without a password and they have discovered it last week and cut ties with the company responsibility. >>> a new cell phone video is drawing attention to new york city's rat problem. lee connor reported this rat dragging the trash

about the man that drove the van into worshipers outside of a mosque. 47-year-old father of four, darren osbourne, unemployed and living in a tent. it's understood he broke up with his partner, not racist but a troubled man. >> we are massively shocked and has not really sunk in. his family said in a statement. >> using the islamic state tactics for which he blames all muslims. >> two forms of extremism, one anti-western and one anti-muslim. you can expect to see a big increase in security on the streets. >>> some members of congress are now proposing a travel ban for americans to north korea after the death of an american college student. 22-year-old otto warmbier died yesterday six days after returning home from north korea. he was in a coma and suffered from severe brain damage, three americans remain in north korean custody prompting south korea's leader to speak out. >> condemn the actions by north korea, there are korean nationals and american citizens detained in north korea. i urge them to return them to their families. >> warmbier's family says he was terrorized and brutalized overseized

cell phone video shows police arresting a man identified as 47-year-old darren osbourne. the suspect plowed a van into a crowd just after midnight. >> this was quite clearly an attack on muslims. >> we have to break the circle of violence. we want to live in harm any in a peaceful community. >> the prime minister says security will be stepped up. >>> in paris authorities say a man oo their radar has been killed after ramming a car carrying explosives into a police vehicle. the car exploded into a cloud of orange flames. no police officers or passengers were hurt in the blast. france's antiterrorism prosecutor has opened an investigation. it's unclear why the attacker drove into police though officials say the incident was apparently deliberate. >> new tonight philadelphia public school feechers overwhelmly approve a new contract with the school district. more than 4,000 teachers voted to approve the contract tonight compared to about 200 no votes. it's now been four years since the teachers had a new contract and five years since they've received a raise. details of the c

tonight, darren osbourne's family issued a statement saying: they added: this family—run company 16 milesigation. the vehicle used in the attack came from here. managers at pontyclun van hire have said they're shocked and saddened by what happened in finsbury park. they say they're helping the investigation. police continue to guard the family home this evening. during the afternoon i've spoken to many people who live in this street, who knew the family, and they‘ re overwhelming feeling is that of shock. over the coming days, the questions will continue — what was it that led to this terror attack? in what french authorities say was a terrorist attack in the centre of paris, a driver has died after ramming his car into a police van on the champs elysees. officials found guns and explosives inside the car. tim allman reports. champs—elysees, one of the world ‘s most famous avenues brought to a standstill. yellow smoke villas out ofa car standstill. yellow smoke villas out of a car in the distance. the vehicle had hit a police van. yet another attack on the streets of palance. translation:

. >> reporter: british media are reporting the attacker darren osbourne was a father or four who lived in wales. security services says he wasn't on their radar at all, but his family is saying he had been troubled for some time. anthony? >> mason: elizabeth palmer in london. thanks, liz. turning now to the threat in the skies, homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has new information on what caused the u.s. to ban laptops on some overseas flights. >> reporter: u.s. officials are growing increasingly concerned about the terrorist organizations capabilities to target planes. one source tells us the threat is evolving rapically and more terrorists are gaining the knowledge necessary to build a laptop bomb. earlier this month secretary of homeland security john kelly said there has been an unprecedented spike in terrorist travel. >> there are more terrorist hot spots and foot soldiers now than almost any time in history. >> reporter: in march cbs news confirmed the terrorist groups have been testing a bomb that can be hid anyone a laptop computer to evade security scanners. some of

police identified him as darren osbourne a 47-year-old white man from wales and the father of four.o people who know him, osbourne's hatred for muslims increased after the london bridge attack a few weeks ago. police say osbourne drove a van into a crowd of men leaving a mosque on sunday. one man died at the scene but may have suffered a medical issue beforehand. 10 others were injured. >> a special congressional election in georgia may prove to be an early test for president trump and the republican party. republican karen handle and democrat john os hoffer looking to fill a open seat. republicans have held this seat since 1979. tom price vacated the seat when he became health and human services secretary. the election is seen as a approximate seal site between trump and the democrats which is why $50 million have been poured into it making it the most expensive congressional race ever. at the moment the race is too close to call. >>> newly released surveillance video shows arm store clerk fighting off a robbery suspect in florida. it happened at a gas station convenience store in

media reports a 47-year-old darren osbourne is under arrest and charged with terror fences.in that assault. expecting lenhard to report their openings. continues to recover. s&p hitting records last night. we'll see if we can do it again. that is what is happening now. lauren: thanks, cheryl. a high-stakes election in georgia appeared the most expensive election in history. it is next as voters go to the poll. brad blakeman, former adviser to george w. bush, goodo see you. i want to ask you how important is this race which conflict democrats were the first time in almost 40 years. here's the issue. 23 gop held house seats nationally for hillary clinton won the general election. is this being seen and treated as a bellwether? >> is depending how it goes. if the tape defeat, democrats will go crazy. perception becomes reality even for a short period. let's not dampen democrats are reminding them they are over three of special elections as trump has been elected president. louisiana, montana and kansas they have lost. the polls are very tiny. democrats pay $25 million. by the w

of muslim worshippers, leaving one dead, 10 injuries, 47-year-old darren balsley, in cust -- darren osbourne in custody. this is fourth terror attack in u.k. since march. >> and in paris, officials tonight investigate a terror attack after a karamme a car -- car, rammed into a policeman on champs-elysees, and exploded. the armed driver was known to authorities and considered a threat. here is discuss whether europe is losing the fight against radical islamic terror and the late-breaking news on otto warmbier, is lieutenant colonel tony shafer, senior fellow with london center for policy research. >> thank you. trish: let's start with otto warmbier, 22-year-old american student who was there in north korea. what do you think happened? they sent him home, this poor kid, he died. >> they toretured him to death. my son is 23 years old, i feel terrible for the parents of this kid. he was essentially repeatedly, subjected to sodium pent -- a truth serum, if you use it constantly they burn his brain out. trish: why did they send him back? >> i think president trump did put a lot of pressure on them

he was darren osbourne, he is unemployed and living in a tent. one person died after the attack and a dozen others were sent to the hospital and three people are in critical condition. his family says they are massively shocked that osbourne was behind the wheel at the time. >>> and in washington senate republicans are expected to make their version of the new health care plan public this week. gop leaders hope to get the bill passed before the 4th of july vacation. they are accusing the republicans of hiding the bill. >> this is call the the vampire bill they are afraid for the bill to see the light of day. >> the obama care law is collapsing around us and we have to act and we are. >> senate mcconnell says that the draft could be released by thursday and that bill will get a score from the nonpartisan budget office. to find out what the financial impact will be on americans. >>> pennsylvania is taking a big step on making medical marijuana available for the first time. ali gorman is here with all the details. >> reporter: yes, a lot to workout

into a crowd near a mosque killing one other person and that driver identified as 47-year-old darren osbourne is held on terrorism charges and his neighbors say he was unemployed and drinking heavily and making anti-muslim remarks in the days leading up to the attack. >>> the fight against health care is inching closer to a showdown, republican senators are working through a bill to replace president barack obama's health care law and a vote could happen next week. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell will have a discussions draft of the bill by thursday. at today' white house press briefing sean spicer said that the president want a bill that has heart. >> as the senate works its way through the bill as the house did. any ideas are welcome to strengthen it to make it more affordable. and make sure we do everything we can to supply the best option as obama care continues to fail. >> democrats are complaining that the bill is being crafted in secret and staged a late night talkathon holding the floor past midnight and saying that democrats have plenty of time to see and debate the proposal

. >> british media named the suspect -- suspected drive as darren osbourne the 47-year-old is now in custody. fox's amy kellogg reports from london. >> reporter: osbourne the supposed driver of the van that plowed into muslim worshipers after their made night prayers was pummeled by people in the crowd until the iman of the mosque ordered them not to harm him and to wait for police. police ultimately arrested osbourne at the scene and this is what the mayor of london had to say about what happened. >> the attack on west minster bridge the attack on london bridge, the attack in manchester, at tack last night, all of these are attacks on our share values of freedom, of tolerance and of respect and terrorism is terrorism. whether someone is inspired by islamist narrative or other forms of inspiration. >> reporter: one man was killed. he had fallen ill and was being attended to in the street when the van plowed into him. ten people are injured. the van appears to have come from either been stolen or rented from a welsh company searches are being made in cardiffe, wales. police are lookin

british police say darren osbourne drove a van into a crowd of worshippers killing one and injuring several others. his neighbors said he's a father of four and describe him as aggressive and strange. he is being held on terror charges. >>> the ntsb opened up the files of a terrible crash of a tesla in florida, a crash that killed the driver. >> scott, investigators have concluded that he wasn't paying attention. >> he was letting the tesla do the driving on auto pilot. he posted lots of photos. they were fun to watch until we learned that brown was killed when his tesla drove straight into the side of a truck in may of 2016. the ntsb issued the preliminary report back in january. saying brown was not paying attention and is exonerated tesla. but just monday investigators opened the docket more than 500 pages we can see what's inside. new pictures of the car after the accident. and more importantly, we have raw data from the tesla sensors. you can see repeated warnings, sent to the dash board, at least seven times that tesla alerting him his hands were not on the steering wheel tesla's made

presidency we're learning more about the suspect linked to monday's attack outside a london mosque darren osbournem the welsh city. attempted murder and other alleged terror offenses. >>> cincinnati coroner is examining the body of an american college student who died less than a week after returning unconscious from north korea. the country detained warmbier for a year and a half, accused of stealing a banner containing a political phrase. >>> a volcano waking up after about, oh, 7,000 years scientists decided to classify a mountain these are scientists you're seeing, north of tokyo as an active volcano experts say don't expect an eruption any time soon after 7,000 years, they're probably overdue that's the cnbc update for this hour back to you. >> contessa, thank you. >>> amazon making another big announcement this morning, introducing amazon prime wardrobe, try before you buy service for clothing and shoes for more on amazon's next move, we're joined by aaron turner and amazon analyst john blackwell. we brought you on to talk to us about the groceries in this country but now we wonder what the

about the man arrested for driving a van into a crowd of people leaving a mosque. 47-year-old darren osbourneant to kill all muslims" after the terrorist tack. he's been of the commission, preparation instigation of terrorism including murder and attempted murder. >>> jared kushner has spoken and twitter goes wild. that's because the president's son-in-law rarely speak especial until front of microphone. kushner was addressing tech leaders for the inaugural american technology council meeting yesterday. twitter went wild over his first remarks as a white house adv adviser. and tonight, there will be a reopening ceremony at eugene simpson stadium park in alexandria. that's baseball field on east monroe street where last week's ambush shooting took place during a republican softball practice. the field was set to reopen last night but was pushed back a day due to those severe storm. >>> tiger woods is receiving help to manage his medications. in a statement he says medications are deal with back pain and sleeping disorder. he also thanked the public for their support. woods was charged with dri

he was darren osbourne from wales, a father of four that didn't appear on any extremist watch list. he had, it seems, one motive. >> he said i wanted to kill muslims. >> reporter: and he drove from his home in wales to do it. renting the van and driving 175 miles to north london. his family said he wasn't racist. it was a muslim imam who protected him from being beaten. >> by god's grace, we managed to surround him and to protect him from any harm. >> reporter: united against all terror, once again, in london there are messages of defiance and resilience. but many muslims here have told me they now feel very unsafe. >> it makes you think like, if that's happening something where we're supposed to be safe, where is safe? >> london is a resilient city. >> reporter: the flowers grow and london carries on. but so, too, do the terror attacks. four attacks in britain in three months now. and even though the family of this attacker say he was a troubled man, police are questioning him about terrorism, not about a hate crime. matt? savannah? >> bill neely, thank you so much. >>> now, to the