elizabeth herr has the latest. elizabeth? >> reporter: hundreds of detectives are still working around the clock conducting raids across britain. this is as thousands gathered to remember the victims. london paying tribute to the victims. honoring those killed, including 48-year-old police officer keith palmer, stabbed by the attacker. >> doing the job he loved and protecting our city, protecting parliament. >> reporter: and this man from utah, kurt cochran in europe celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary with his wife melissa. >> the only word i could really describe it as is surreal. one thing i coul say about curt and his legacy, he lived his life. >> we are not afraid and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. >> reporter: theresa may is defiant calling the suspect a soldier of the islamic state. the suspect caught in this surveillance video driving a gray hyundai across a packed bridge, aiming for pedestrians and then crashing into a gate outside of parliament. he's been aidentified as khalid masood. h

reporting live in new york, i'm elizabeth herr, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you. >>> belgium authoritiesecurity in the port city of antwerp after a frenchman drove his car at a high speed through a busy shopping area forcing pedestrians to jump out of the way. the federal prosecutor's office in brussels said the car was intercepted this morning. in the car, authorities say, they found knives, a shotgun, and a gas can with an unknown liquid. france's president is comparing the incident to yesterday's attack in london saying the drive driver was, quote, trying to kill people or create a dramatic event. luckily no one was hurt. >>> in washington, the chairman of the house intelligence committee privately apologized to his democratic colleagues today after briefing president trump and then going public with information about secret intercepts before talking to committee members. representative devin nunes also promised to work with democrats in the future and share information. however, nunes de fratused his decision -- defended his decision. democrats say his actions make it impossible to c

herr. joins us to preview the hearing and tells us questions he'll be asking. elizabeth: don't want to miss that. still ahead, president trump's second attempt at a travel ban is heading for more legal showdowns. what to expect from the legal battle. and confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee neil goresuch begins on monday. what questions are waiting for the judge? >> wait until you see what's coming. we've appointed a supreme court justice to replace the late great antonin scalia, his name is judge neil gorsuch. he will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the trump administration is preparing for a showdown once more in the 9th circuit court of appeals after the travel ban. in the meantime, the justice department is asking that part of this executive order, specifically the section that applies to refugees, be allowed to continue. here with a look at the revised ban and legal surroundings, theresa cardinal-brown, former department of homeland security and at the bipartisan poly center. thank you for joining us, my first question is to br