finnish police reinforced helsinki airport and other places in that vicinity. that's what we know for sure. we've got video as well from a building above that incident where you can hear people running in the street. it's obviously a scene of some sort of panic. we're not sure exactly who the people are running, if they are just civilians on the scene or if they are attackers, but again, a scene of panic. now this is what we're hearing from finnish media, we can't confirm this. they are saying that i have seen several people lying on the ground in the central part of the city. one newspaper there reporting that one person was killed in the attack and another newspaper saying six people were injured, one man and five women and that one woman with a stroller was attacked by a man with a large knife. and another eyewitness at the scene saying there were people lying on the ground and one body had been covered up in downtown turku. the nordic country has not witnessed many terrorist attacks or other attacks. as have european -- other european countries, but in rece

alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to. force the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown i was suki and other important traffic points well the police did reiterate that terrorism is not one of the avenues being pursued at present although in light of what happened in spain the first reaction of many in turku has been to assume the worst fears medina caution of. the incidents that took place and silence was quick to spawn parañaque whether alarming post about another terror attack spreading through social media and this is the new reality really when people see have lines like this and these had lines popped up just within the first hour after the attack now we see words like knife wilting attacker and multiple of that tense stabbing care well people immediately think of yet another terrorist attack and no one even waits for any. information from officials and this just demonstrates the level of fear many people are experiencing t

alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way put some helicopters and re-inforce the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown i would see and other important traffic points well given the timing of the attack people were quick to panic and assume it was terror related caution of explained. the incident that took place in felons was quick to spark panic with alarming post about another terror attack spreading through social media and this is the new reality really when people see you have lines like this and these outlines popped up just within the first hour after the attack now we see words like knife wilting attacker multiple victims stabbing terror well people immediately think of yet another terrorist attack and no one even waits for any confirmation from officials and this just demonstrates the level of fear many people are experiencing there are constantly expecting attacks to take place and believe nowhere is safe anymore i witnesses on local

east alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to cope tourists and raid force the airplane the airports at. and the rover station in downtown i was and other important traffic points it seems at the moment the perpetrator may have be some connections but phoenix police did not call for death row on yet and they also did not say so much about about the people who died in this attack right now but the death count is to tell has there been any eyewitness accounts just relating to the moments running up to this and actually what happened during this stabbing. could you repeat the question that been any eyewitness accounts to what happened exactly did people actually see this man carrying out the stabbing has anyone come forward what have you learnt while some eyewitnesses from twenty metres from these events were saying that the people actually they said more people have been running and caring not stopping people on the downtown part of the tool cool but th

alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to. force the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown and other important traffic points. the american civil liberties union has hailed a historic victory after a case involving the cia's torture program was settled it was filed against two psychologists who earned over eight hundred million dollars from developing the agency so-called enhanced interrogation program because of their status as private contractors the lawsuit targeted them as private citizens the plaintiffs were to torture survivors on the family of a cool iraq man a man who died in a secret cia prison here's how a partially declassified cia report describes what happened to him. treated rahman harshly because of rahman's alleged natch. he's uncompromising reactions to the interrogation and lack of cooperation the pressure to break him and lack of experience with a committed interrogation resister on november two thousand and two o

and unite the right has followed that model which has been sort of this is a successful march in helsinki and it ended at the graves of soldiers who had fought alongside the nazi s.s. against russia so the symbol in virginia was the robert e. lee statue this is a neo confederate symbol that's really the history that they're drawing on their very distinctly american history nothing to do with russia or any other country but they're using kind of a european model the point was to get the proud boys together with the knights in the all right and the republicans they specifically appealed for republican support and i think with this terror attack at the end and you see the reaction of some of the far right leaders it was a complete failure and i don't think they're going to be able to come back very strong after this for a while do we know if this was something that. i mean i don't know if you you know do we know if there's. this kid was planning where i'm going to drive my car some more emotional do we know you just the emotional reaction to everything that was going on you know we don't kno

a developing sfoer store and showing you the image of the scene west helsinki. for more potential suspects after a stabbing in that town. we know that the police shot one suspect in the leg and beyond that looking for more. we'll bring you more facts out of finland as they develop. >> shannon: on capital hill gop leaders are working hard to get the focus back on tax reform. ronald reagan passed the tax overhaul. and kevin brady unveiled a comprehensive tax reform plan. >> fairness is repoliced with favoratism for washington special issue. it is incredible frustration from taxpayers who can't hope to understand the bloated tax plan. >> coming up, media spokesperson and a fox news contributor. >> shannon: let's talk about this and come up with policy and head back to capital hill and be ready to go. they need a legislative win. they say they are working with democrats on this and do you think it gets done? >> i continuing has to get done. after the failure of obamacare repeal in the senate, there is an urgent need coming from the republican party that they need a

korhonen: we have here in helsinki in the plenary an initiative to combat nuclear terrorism. it was established in 2006, and certainly the wake-up call of 9/11 had something to do with this. berdennikov: everyone has some interest in preventing the bad guys getting hold of nuclear materials. the threat of terrorism has grown dramatically in today's world. the terrorists of different kinds aim to gain visibility on the international arena. a global partnership initiated by presidents of our two countries, i mean the united states and russia. the u.s. attaches the greatest importance to the global initiative. and over the years we've exchanged now with more than 80 nations valuable information on how to deter and detect and, god forbid if necessary, respond to an act of nuclear terrorism. korhonen: we have first-class international nuclear experts. what we are trying to do right now is to get law enforcement, counterterrorism, security intelligence these experts to work together with the nuclear experts. we have here nuclear-weapon states and nonnuclear-weapon states. there is

this is my seventh world champs, my first was in helsinki, which was pretty dire.lmost. this is a completely different era. we're moving on from mo and jess and people like myself and greg are towards the end of our careers, but a lot of very talented young people in this team. a lot of fourth places, obviously no one wants to finish fourth but it's promising. you look at the ages of those guys and they're only going to develop and become better and stronger athletes. it is exciting. there wasn't universal praise for the team, though — michaeljohnson, part of the bbc‘s commentary team, and an eight—time world champion, said this: getting to grips with the touch—screen! not every athlete is taking life from one competition to the next. laura muir finished fourth and sixth in her events in london and is one of those tipped for success in the future, but she won't be representing scotland at the commonwealth games next april. instead, she'll be taking her next set of exams on the road to becoming a vet. ina in a week's time i start my final year of the vet school. hop

the incident happened in the city about 100 miles west of the capital helsinki. officials say security has been stepped up. at the attacks in barcelona and at a nearby seaside result -- resort. angela merkel's main challenger says he spoke with the chancellor and both agreed to suspend campaigning. they told reporters today they made the decision as a sign of solidarity for those people affected in spain by the attacks. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. julie: i'm julie hyman. joe: scarlet and julia are both off today and we are half an hour from the close of trading. lisa: oil rises. hat'dthe question is, "w you miss?" julie: the controversial aid president trump will leave his job as of today. and with more of the original cabinet members out of the of a law office, is the administration ready to get back on track for economic reform? mario draghi and janet yellen will be the headline is at the weeks jackson

main news agency has reported that two people died in a stabbing attack reported 200 miles west of helsinkipolice have reportedly shot and killed the attacker. as many as six people were wounded. authorities are devising people to stay away from the city center as the manhunt continues for other possible suspects. secretary of state rex tillerson is condemning heat speech -- hate speech and bigotry is un-american. speaking at the state department, to listen also confirm that one american was among those killed in yesterday's van attack in barcelona. >> we express our deepest dympathies to the love and thethis individual others who suffered loss of life and we offer thoughts and prayers to their families as they will be dealing with a very, very tough few days ahead of them. mark: tillerson called racism evil and pledged to diversify the overwhelmingly white ranks of the senior diplomatic corps. he also sought to calm fears that he might limited programs designed to recruit minorities. a growing number of prominent republicans this criticizing president for his reaction to last weekend's vio

security has been reinforced at helsinki airport and at railways stations in response.s won damages against essex police for his wrongful arrest in connection with the death of a man at his home. the body of stuart lubbock was discovered in a swimming pool after a party in 2001. michael barrymore is claiming more than £2 million in compensation. the bbc has announced the death of the award—winning correspondent liz mackean. liz mackean was a correspondent on newsnight for 14 years. in northern ireland, she won the trust of all sides and produced some of the most insightful reporting of the conflict. she was best known for her coverage of the jimmy savile scandal at the bbc. cricket now and england have passed the 500 runs mark on the second day of the first day—night test match against the west indies. there was also a double century for alastair cook as the pink ball is used for the first time in an international in this country. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. replica pink cricket balls are available in waterproof plastic. useful. we had all weather at ed

they are in helsinki. next, another person from helsinki. then his colleague and they each came on and brought a college. and they brought on the only swede among them. it was an interesting crowd to work with. i'm happy i had a masters in linguistics so i could interpret. they didn't have a lot of common ground. we have some americans, gretchen adams who wrote "the spector of salem, tracing witch craft as an epithet." we also had benjamin ray. who you probably know the website of the university of virginia. also he has a book, i believe, the e-version gives you a portal into his website. pretty nifty. richard trasing who you probably already know. our very own carolyn rae roach who i think you will see and hear. people say you know more than anybody. no, no, no. marilyn roach is the person. she has been doing this longer than -- well, maybe not longer than dick. that didn't come out right. but marilyn, she knows so much and has looked at absolutely everything and is just invaluable because she would say oh, do you know about this document?

a city about 100 miles west of helsinki. security has been stepped up across finland.n flags flew at half thef friday in tribute to victims of the attack in barcelona. >> our sorrow, our shock, add -- ouref, and above showlief, and above all to our support for the people of barcelona, to the spanish people . nice, france,r of is planning a summit of mayors across europe across million -- europe. million have been raised. syrian forces fighting alongside e cap sheard land along the border. the russian military says its aircraft are supporting a damascus government defensive. sierra leone officials say the chances of finding survivors in the debris of mudslides this week are diminishing by the day. more than 400 bodies have been recovered. about 600 people are missing. more than 100 victims are said to be children. despite threats of further mudslides, the government is moving ahead with burials. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. emily:. back to our lead steve madden -- steve bannon has made his first pu

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they're over in helsinki. so the next person he talked to was from the university of helsinki. got him onboard, and one of his colleagues, who is now at the university in sweden, so the three of them came on and they each brought a younger colleague. the only swede among them at the university. so it was an interesting crowd to work with. i was very happy i have a masters in linguistics so i could interpret because people are interested in literature and linguistics don't have a lot of common ground. we have gretchen adams who has written the specter of salem, tracing the use of witch hunt as an epithet in the 19th century, and right up to this week, we still use it. we also had benjamin wray, who you probably know his website at the university of virginia. he's also, he's got a book, the e-version gives you a portal into his website. pretty nifty. richard traffic, who you probably already know, and our very own marilyn k. roach who you'll see and hear, who i think is just -- anybody says, oh, you know more than anybody, margo. no, no, marilyn roach is the person. she has doing

it happened 100 miles west of helsinki.lags flew at half staff friday outside european commission headquarters in brussels as a tribute to thursday's attack in barcelona. >> we express our sorrow, hours shock, ourr disbelief. there are victims of so many nationalities. mark: in the wake of the attacks, a mayor and france is planning a summit of mayors across europe next month. $35 million have been spent so far to protect targets, and cities need more money to cope with new threats. mayors are the first to be confronted by the violence. syrian forces have captured extremist positions. this comes ahead of an anticipated lebanese offensive to clear fighters from lebanon's side of the frontier. their aircraft are supporting a damascus government offensive. the chances of finding survivors in the debris of mudslides this week are diminishing by the day. more than 400 bodies have been recovered in about 600 people are missing. more than 100 victims are said to the children. despite threats of further mudslides, the government is

security on high alert on the trains and the helsinki airport right now.s, fox news anchor and former defense attorney gregg jarrett is with us, and here's my question: what does the constitution of the united states allow us to do in terms of surveillance of, for example, muslim communities in the united states? what are we allow to do, gregg? >> depends on what you're doing and where you're going. look, you can surveil people in plain sight, in public places. you can actually send what are known as rakers, undercover people, into mosques as long as they're open to the public. what you cannot do is surveil through electronic surveillance, listen in on conversations without a warrant. you have to have probable cause. if it's a foreign conversation, you've got to go to a guy saw court. if it's -- fisa court. if it's just a conversation between people in america, you've got to go to a regular judge and get a probable cause warrant. there has to be some reasonable basis for believing that criminal activity is afoot. stuart: it sounds to me like we are allowed

urged people to avoid the city centre and security has been reinforced at railway stations and at helsinkithorities believe a network of eight people might have been behind two attacks yesterday and overnight. 13 people were killed yesterday afternoon when a fan killed people in las ramblas in barcelona. last night, people were shotin barcelona. last night, people were shot in ——... police say they can read an axe and knives and fake explosive belts, in cambrils. 0ne read an axe and knives and fake explosive belts, in cambrils. one of the people killed may have been an 18—year—old who they believe to be the driver of the van in barcelona. four people have been arrested so far. 0fficials four people have been arrested so far. officials say an explosion in a house several miles away is also linked. a small number of returns we re linked. a small number of returns were in the attack. people here, although they are determined to come out after that horrific attack, las ramblas just down the road here, they are pretty nervous and tents andjumpy. in the they are pretty nervous and tents and jump

this is east of helsinki. several people have been stabbed there.n't have a number beyond that. several people have been stabbed and the public is being urged now to avoid going to the downtown area there. get out of that downtown area in turku. several people stabbed in finland. this follows the incident in spain, which in some ways still ongoing. a manhunt still under way. police investigating that incident. >>> the president is under fire for his response on the attacks in spain. the president spread a story about a general shooting muslims with bullets dipped in pig skin. he said it on twitter. i am joined by bill weir, the host of twitter and trump, a special airing tonight on cnn. bill, so many times over the last several years our shows have been filled with the news, the controversy the president created in 140 characters or less. >> i wanted to see what that looked like in book form. check this out. we had all the president's tweets printed and bound, going back to 2009 because this is the historical record. people will be studying his word

security has been reinforced at helsinki airport and at railway stations in response.nnon has left his white house post. his exit follows a review of his position by white house chief of staffjohn kelly. mr bannon, a right—wing nationalist and former head of breitbart.com, was seen as having shaped mr trump's election campaign. let's go to washington, and speak to niall stanage, associate editor of the hill, a us political website. thank you forjoining us and bbc news. another one bites the dust. why had steve bannon's position become so precarious? there are a number of different factors. the national as you mentioned has become more controversial after events in cha rlottesville more controversial after events in charlottesville and president trump's reaction but also the white house has been affected by factionalism and we —— leaking and bannon has got part of the blame. in an interview this week he suggested military threats in north korea were posturing on the part of the us and that was unlikely to happen, so all those things came together and ended his tenure. s

but 90 miles from the capital of helsinki. i am jackie ibanez. now back to "hannity."headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> kimberly: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." in the wake of the violence in u.s.ottesville, several cities have begun removing confederate statues and symbols. maryland has now removed the statue of the man who wrote the dred scott decision. in arizona, the jefferson davis memorial was literally tarred and feathered. joining us now, james harris ane fox news contributor, doug schoen.ja and executive director of "turning point usa, "charlie kirk. thank you for joining me tonight on this explosive issue that continues to grip the nation. james, i will start with you. president trump said the issue n of confederate statues and monuments should be an issue that is best left to the states into the cities. do you agree?th >> yes, i do agree. i spent ten years as a high school history teacher. i taught my students about the good, bad, and ugly of history. there are lessons in this. i look at what is happening across the nation, confederate m

this is my seventh with champs and my first was in helsinki. —— second world championships.end of our careers. there are a lot of talented people. there are a lot of talented people. there are a lot of fourth places and nobody wants to finish fourth but it is promising because you look at the ages of those guys and they are only going to develop and become better and stronger athletes. so it is exciting. manchester united's new striker got their new premier league season off to an impressive start. romelu lukaku scored twice on his home debut to give his team a 4—0 win over west ham at old trafford. he scored one in each half paul pogba then rounded off the victory to put united top after the first round of fixtures. it was a good performance with dean coming into the second half to score more goals and when a more co mforta ble more goals and when a more comfortable way. i think it was a very positive performance with a good reflection of the confidence levels. good reflection of the confidence levels. tottenham's two nil win over newcastle, marked byjonjo shelvey‘s decisio

they say that security has been heightened at the airport in helsinki and train stations in responsee prime minister of the london who says the government is following the situation —— the prime minister of finland. much more on the situation in spain coming up in the situation in spain coming up in the next hour. a mix of whether to take us through today and into the weekend. some sunshine but showers as well. heavy bunbury showers this afternoon, storm clouds in hampshire. a good pa rt storm clouds in hampshire. a good part of north east scotland has had a lot of rain with some reports of localised flooding. the rain has been quite persistent across north eastern areas. elsewhere it has been showers, some of those heavy with thunder across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. if you are out and about across the north—east of scotland there will be outbreaks of rain in caithness and sutherland down to aberdeenshire, 5°99y sutherland down to aberdeenshire, soggy weather continuing. southwest scotla nd soggy weather continuing. southwest scotland into northern england, some s

it happened in the western city of turku, about 95 miles outside helsinki, the finnish capital. attacker was shot in the leg and captured. there was no word on his identity, and police said it's too early to know if the attack is linked to international terrorism. in virginia today, another funeral in the wake of the charlottesville violence. state trooper berke bates and a second officer died in a helicopter crash last saturday, after monitoring a white- nationalist rally. bates' funeral was held in richmond, where the governor and other speakers remembered him as a devoted family man and proud officer. separately, the mother of heather heyer insisted she will not speak with president trump. her daughter was killed saturday when a car rammed counter- protesters. >> i saw an actual clip of him at a press conference, equating the protesters like ms. heyer with the k.k.k. and the white supremacists. you can't wash this one away by shaking my hand and saying, "i'm sorry." >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, charlottesville mayor mike signer urged state lawmakers to allow removal of the robe

the southwest of finland, 85 miles west of helsinki, one person dead, several others stabbed.telling abc news this is an ongoing situation. they are looking for possible other accomplices and saying that the center of that city is on lockdown. finland is often categorized as the safest city in the world. it has never had a terror attack and police are not yet calling this a terror attack. they don't have the facts to do so. but finnish authorities have been very concerned. dozens of men and women have gone to join isis and come back and just this summer finland for the first time raised its security level from low to elevated. they have been concerned for a while that there are isis cells in finland, and this is an attack that they are going to investigate. amy? >> terry moran from barcelona, spain, thanks so much for that and we'll continue to keep you updated on abc news throughout the day. >>> coming up here on "gma" first though, that parenting alert that we told you about. a new survey on concussions and sports. the sports to watch out for. dr. jen ashton is here. as your