>> reporter: was khalid massoud, british born, shot by police during yesterday's attack. overnight, officers raid the properties, linked to massoud who had a petty criminal record not under investigation for any links to violent extremism. nonetheless, isis claimed today that he was a soldier of the islamic state. he was also a terrorist. who stabbed policeman keith palmer to death. and murdered aisha frayed, a teacher and mother of two of with his car and american kirk cochran from utah in london with wife melissa for their wedding anniversary. she was injured yesterday. 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, andrea christea, in the video, as the car barrels along the sidewalk she tumbles off the bridge into the icy river. just a day ago this whole area was strewn with bodies. but in the famous british spirit of the "keep calm and carry on" the british authorities are determined things should return to normal soon as possible. less than 24 hours after the

while isis claimed responsibility for the attack, authorities do believe massoud acted alone. >>> today police in belgium arrested a french man of north african descent on suspicion of attempting to run over pedestrians in a crowded street in antwerp. he was stopped in time and no one was hurt. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> a bay area man faces hate crime charges tonight for threatening a muslim woman with her child. police say 27-year-old joshua ronno approached the victim who was wearing a hijab and made anti-muslim remarks and threatened to. >> the her friday night at a park near -- to shoot her friday night at a park near fourth and howard in san francisco. the woman and her child were not hurt. the suspect faces charges of making criminal threats with hate crime enhancements. >>> the muslim american gold star dad who gave an emotional speech at the democratic national convention is in the bay area and tonight in a one on one interview he told betty yu why he believes the president will never win. izr kahn (keezer) is one of president trump's most outspoken critics.. nats donald t

hejoined he was killed by khalid massoud. pc palmer was 48.et in november 2001, and was married with a five—year—old daughter. to bring you more of the statement that has just been released to us by his family, they say keith will be remembered as wonderful dad and husband, loving son, brotherand uncle. a long—time supporter of charlton athletic football club, who placed a scarf on the seat that was his as a season ticket holder. he said he was proud to be a police officer, brave and courageous. his family and friends ask they be left alone to grieve in peace. we also haveit alone to grieve in peace. we also have it here that as a mark of respect, his shoulder number, 4157u, will be retired and not three issued to any other officer. we can cross now to vicki young. here in westminster, things returning to normal, but mps determined to come here to show they are all on the same side, of freedom and democracy. not everything is back to normal, not as many members of the public here as normal. it's definitely a more quiet and reflective place tha

detectives have released this photograph of 52—year—old khalid massoud, who it is now known was bornn elms. he went to school in tunbridge wells — one former classmate expressed shock. he was genuinely a nice guy. i was upset today to think he's turned the way he has. and upset to think what he's done to these poor families. 15 people are still in hospital — prince charles thanks staff as he visits some of the injured, including a 19—year—old student. we'll have the latest on the police investigation. also tonight... horn blares making a noise over his controversial healthca re plans. but donald trump could lose a knife—edge vote tonight on one of his key election pledges. the eu won't try to punish britain over brexit, says the head of the european commission, but he warns there will be a bill to pay. can you go to your mummy and shake herfor me by doing can you go to your mummy and shake her for me by doing she's can you go to your mummy and shake herfor me by doing she's not can you go to your mummy and shake her for me by doing she's not waking up. and we meet the four—year—old t

the perpetrator of this attack, 52-year-old colleague massoud, -- kelly massoud -- khalid masood. theegrown terrorism" is phrase that comes to mind. a real and pressing problem now. , i hope you can hear me. i will put the question to you again. the issue of homegrown terrorism is what we are talking about. >> i got the question. this is a major concern. it is something that we would casewasn't going to be the , but all the hallmarks of -- erday's attacks we have the public symbolism, the mass casualties using everyday items, such as cars, in this case. >> indeed, cars, trucks. comes tok in nice mind. this kind of weapon, let's put it that way, has been called for by senior isis members over the past couple of years. that is the inspiration and the command chain in some way. it begs the question, of course, how can you act to stop this kind of event? seems impossible. however, with each lone wolf attack like this, it then emerges there are a number of people linked to this person. some kind of network, loose or close, hard to say. intelligence -- is that the key factor to getting

on thursday police say khalid massoud mowed down pedestrians with an suv and then stabbed a policeman to death outside parliament. police in britain are working to confirm their theory that this was a lone wolf attack, likely inspired by the islamic state ideology. a total of four people died and dozens more were hurt before massoud news 4 is separating fact from fiction when it comes to missing girls in d.c. an instagram post claiming that 14 girls had disappeared in the city across a 24-hour period went viral on social media thursday but that post is not true. in fact, d.c. police tell us there has been no increase in the amount of missing persons in their jurisdiction. police say they're just sharing information in a new way now. we've got everything you need to know about missing person cases in the district. you can open our nbc washington app and search "missing." >>> lights out at the national cathedral tonight for earth hour. the cathedral joining other world landmarks and monuments to call attention to climate change. the idea, to conserve energy. so they turned the lights ou

his killer, khaled massoud, has been shot to death by police.rs here have left the scene to investigate the gates, where masood's car has mounted the pavement and crashed. the gates, meanwhile, have been left unguarded and wide open. anyone could have got through. an understandable error according to a former head of scotland yard, who nevertheless leaves that in the future security will have to be more stringent. i'm absolutely certain that they will have to be a review now of the outer soft ring. always behind it is the inner core of armed officers, but pc keith palmer has paid for his life for that soft outer ring and i think his family at least, and everyone else, need reassurance. the bbc has obtained new footage of the police response. a fleet of cars carrying teams of marksmen racing down the embankment. this was shortly after khalid masood's trail of carnage which began on westminster bridge. questions remain unanswered about his route to radicalisation. he was a violent criminal before converting to islam more than a decade ago. one of

this is a photograph the metropolitan police have obtained from callard massoud's driving licence.gives you some idea of what he looked like as an adult. along with that picture, metropolitan police have also released some further information. there has been another arrest in manchester this morning, that makes it the 11th arrest. a 32—year—old woman arrested on the morning of friday 24th march at a location in manchester. that follows the news that there were two arrests overnight of a 27—year—old man arrested in birmingham and a 35—year—old man also arrested in manchester. we believe that was the arrest in west didsbury. as a further update, the metropolitan please have given us along with the photograph they have released of him, they are talking about the ongoing searches that have now been reduced to two ongoing searches in birmingham. 0ne ongoing surge in east london. and then they talk about searches that have been concluded, one in brighton at the hotel we have been hearing about all day. one address in south—east london. another address in east london. another address in e

detectives have released this photograph of 52—year—old khalid massoud, who it is now known was bornsed shock. he was genuinely a nice guy. i was upset today to think he's turned the way he has. and upset to think what he's done to these poor families. 15 people are still in hospital — prince charles thanks staff as he visits some of the injured, including a 19—year—old student. we'll have the latest on the police investigation. also tonight... horn blares

moment that calla rd massoud began that was the exact moment that callard massoud began his attack.i am standing here. the prince laying those flowers at the national memorial arboretum in member —— in memory of that police officer who was stabbed to death. and we remember those victims as well today, exactly one week on. we will have much more from here afterfour o'clock. we were just catch up with the weather. good afternoon. it is a very cloudy picture across the uk today. in the south—west of wales it is not only cloudy, we are seeing outbreaks of rain. a little bit of sunshine has been breaking out across parts of suffolk, norfolk and lincolnshire. it is quite warm air. temperatures into the mid teens. most of the rain clipping the south—west of england area run. moving into scotland. this is how things look this evening. the heaviest burst of rain will be in the south of scotland, heading into the south of scotland, heading into the north of scotland. and later in the north of scotland. and later in the night, south—west england, london and the midlands. a cloudy night. a mild

they're calling massoud one of its soldiers. killer plowed his car into pedestrians on london's westminster bridge yesterday and fatally stabbed a police officer outside parliament before he was shot and killed by the police. prime minister theresa may says the attacker was british born and known to authorities. nigel farage told us last night that politicians share the blame. >> if you dare criticize open door immigration and dare to say that threatens our security. by the way, i've been saying this for years, you get branded as racist, branded as extreme. actually all we're arguing for is plain common sense. since mrs. merkel said that anyone that wants to come into europe can, 2 1/2 million people have gotten into germany, france, belgium, and i just wonder how many of those 2 1/2 million in the years to come will do us damage? and the truth is that all of these things that are happening in these european cities, all have been caused by our politicians, not doing their job properly. liz: let's bring in former homeland securit

just minutes ago we learned the name of the man behind the attack, massoud. >> the threat level to the u.k. meaning set at severe, attack is highly likely for some time. >> the attacker was known to intelligence services. wasesa may said he british-born and investigated years ago by mi five. >> a terrorist came to a place where people of all nationalities and cultural come to celebrate what it needs to be free, and took out his rage indiscriminately against innocent men, women, and children. >> quickly adding he was not in the current intelligence picture. ,sis claimed responsibility saying he was a soldier of the islamic state. overnight, raids were carried out as the investigation continues, a top counterterrorism official and out that eight people were police still believe he acted alone but little is known about his identity. >> we believe he acted alone and wasn't fired by international terrorism. internationald by terrorism. plus terror attacks have been thwarted in the years but stopping a lone wolf can be next to impossible. theyat isis statement claim he was a soldier of the i

wasrter: massoud ban getting a reputation for violence.n his 20's, at a local pub, he slashed a man and was sent to jail. >> he did not have a good reputation. he was troubled. reporter: a family friend said it was not the only person known as adi turned violent. >> a chap was looking at him. he got mad atand a man looking at him. it was pretty close. he was going to do him. spent time inod three prisons. around 10 years ago, he worked in saudi arabia. it is not clear when he converted to islam but started using the surname masood 70 years ago. his mother lives in a remote farmhouse which detectives searched yesterday. >> he had not been in any sort of contact with -- she had not been any sort of contact with her son. at the end of the day, unfortunately, nobody can be responsible for the actions of their children. launched hisood attack after staying overnight at a hotel in brighton and stayed in room 228 and seemed happy, staff said. i am troubled about what he was about to do, he was about to leave his hotel room to drive to london to k

they know a lot about khaled massoud because he was on their radar some yea rs because he was on their presumably know about the people he was in connection with —— khalid masood. eight people arrested so far. our special correspondent lucy manning has been following the police investigation today and sent us this report from birmingham. 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, and a tourist. masood was born in kent, and was most recently living in the west midlands. he had a range of previous convictions including gbh, possession of offensive weapons and public order offences. his last conviction was in 2003 for the possession of a knife. he was also known by a number of aliases and he was known to the security services. what i can confirm is that he was british—born and that some years ago he was once investigated by mi5. in relation to concern

khalid massoud drove a car into civilians before stabbing a police officer to death outside parliamentts from brazil imposed after federal police closed plants and accused senior inspectors of taking bribes to approve on safe produce. —— unsafe. more than 20 countries have put restrictions on brazilian meat in the past week. a ban on laptops and tablets in hand luggage on flights from turkey and several other middle eastern countries have come into effect. it is on flights to and from the us and uk. officials say it is because of an increased risk that such devices could contain explosives. but turkey has responded angrily, describing the move as unfair. wrapped up, ready for the hold. security at this airport in istanbul has just got tighter. no laptops, ta blets has just got tighter. no laptops, tablets and e readers allowed in hand luggage on flights to the us and the uk. some passengers preparing for a long journey were not impressed. this airport is so secured. the security level is so high, compare to other airports in the rest of this part of the world. so why are they doing thi

i see massoud is zero and is tommy here? other work that's being done, the local higher ordinance that was a landmark legislation picking at a time when unemployment was really really high. so now when were able to come up with these kinds of numbers especially for the local premises, which that's really the target group that were looking to get onto the career pathway is really challenging you know what i'm talking about because the unemployment is now below 3%. so while some agencies will throw these numbers that you try to dazzle you with data i think we know the inside baseball it's like far more challenging this year in the coming years under this improvement program that had been five years ago. so i plot all the staff that's working on this and seen it up close and personal myself. i'm looking forward to continuing to get those reports. >> we really appreciate that. it's been massoud and all the members have this team because they've done so many different outreach events and made such an effort and he and the staff w

police releasing disturbing details but insist khalid massoud was not linked to isis but the terror group raising him as a soldier for the bloodbath after he ran down and stabbed people on the street killing four including an american. abby: three would be burglars shot dead after breaking into a house in oklahoma. the homeowner's 23-year-old son shooting and killing the teenagers armed with brass knuckles and a knife which he claims it was self-defense. >> they break into my house i would do the same thing. you don't know what they will do to you. >> reporter: 20 when-year-old elizabeth rodriguez faces murder and burglary charges. >> devon nunez refusing to step down from the russia election probe. abby: this despite growing demand from democrats to recuse himself. the brewing babylon capitol hill. >> reporter: top democrat on the house collect on committee chairman devon nunez to recuse himself saying he lacks the necessary competence to be objective after revelations nunez made a trip to the white house to review reports, the chairman firing back last night. >> i'm sure the democrats d

more information about the attacker, khalid massoud's original name was adrian russell.s radicalized in saudi arabia. a long criminal record and when suspected at one point, and dramatic video of the scene at the time of the attack, prime minister teresa may being rushed out of parliament at the time of the attack, she sped away, the hand of this top ranking official. and along with those four dead, 54-year-old american kurt cochran, one of those killed, a british woman, police officer, and a 75-year-old british man who succumbed to his injuries. kurt cochran and his wife melissa were here on a european tour on the 25th anniversary. >> more people that like him including the terrorists. >> gotten the rules from the state department, president trump and secretary of state tillerson. for the deaths and injuries, and offering resistance. >> it is so real. thank you for that. abducted from the car they were in. police in cathedral city, and then amber alert for 2-year-old carlos and when-year-old jaden, they were strapped in their car seat outside a house, when their babysit

the saudi embassy in london said khalid massoud visited 12 times to teach english.stigators now trying to determine how he became radicalized. peter king is on the house homeland security and intel coittee and jos us n. commerce men, good to see you. thank you for joining us. do you have a sense of those questions? can you take us behind the current events? >> what we are dealing with is what we been dealing with in the united states. san bernardino, or they know. now san bernardino, or they know. now you have a situation in london for a person seems that spontaneous. you look into the background and find out in each of the cases they've been investigated by police in the past. not enough was found in the investigations are defended. what this shows us is that where there's smoke, there's fire. and democratic society we can't arrest people on suspicion. we have to be sophisticated and continue investigation and surveillance so the police in our lando. if the fbi completed their investigation, they can't be investigating everything forever. we looked into it and didn

police say massoud september a message on whatsapp before his killing spree. the british government now pushing for access to encrypted messaging services. >> we need to make sure organizations like whatsapp and plenty of organizations like that don't provide a secret place for terrorists to communicate with each other. >> reporter: in london this weekend, a moment of silence, prayers and defiance on westminster bridge. >> somber friends still in shock that he's gone. this morning melissa cochran's mother said she has a broken rib, cut on her leg but she is doing better. the family thanked emergency workers and the public. so far $70,000 has been raised in support of this family. matt and savannah. >> kelly cobiella, kelly, thank you. >>> hundreds of protesters in russia, calling for their release. tens of thousands took the streets of moscow in anti-corruption demonstration against the government. police say more than 500 people were arrested by the human rights group, says that number is actually closer to 700. among those detained alexei navalny opposition

after the attack, the attacker has been identified as collated massoud, british-born. the islamic state claims responsibility calling him, one of its soldiers. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti, this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde, this is bloomberg technology. google's advertising crisis goes global. the u.s. joins the u.k. in the backlash over terrorism. fitbit turns 10, the ceo reflects on the early hypergrowth and the recent troubles facing the company in its turnaround efforts. the senate votes to nullify fcc broadband rules. that means for internet giants and your data. to create a lead google's advertising crisis goes global. it began with an investigation by the london times newspaper, which found, some ads ran with you to videos promoting terrorism and anti-semitism. the guardian newspaper -- even the you pay government called u.k. ads from google's display network and youtube. then wednesday, the boycott spread across the atlant

. >> massoud was shot dead by the police as he ran into the crowd. a 75-year-old man has died after his life support was switched off bringing the total number of fatalities to four. one of the dead is kirk ukraine from utah on a trip to europe celebrating his 25th anniversary when he was killed and friends have been paying tribute. >> he was one of those guys. you wanted him to be your friend in five minutes. and ... >> thousands of people gathered for the vigil on thursday to remember those caught up in the attack. >> london's mayor addresses the crowd. >> we come together to remember those that lost their lives and all those affected by the horrific attack yesterday. but also to send a clear message that london will never be clouded by terrorism. >> the city is getting back to normal but the attacks will not be quickly forgotten. people will always remember those that died. isis says those inspired the attack but others say there is no evidence but they have doubled the number of armed officers in london. in london katie logan fox news. >>> paul m

wednesday's attack in london fell through the cracks of the dish intelligence. 52-year-old collin massoud have been on radar. he was eventually shot and killed outside the british parliament. >> what happened showed security sensors were working, what was so tragic was the police officer lost his life enforcing those. the attacker did not get on to the parliament. >> reporter: several killed and dozens of others injured. francisco lopez saw his vehicle piling through a crowd on the bridge. >> i had no time to get out of the way. >> reporter: he did everything he could to try to survive.'s mac i tried to defend myself so i put my arms forward the car just tumbled me over and that was it basically. >> reporter: a vigil was held honoring those who lost their lives. a utah man was one of the victims killed. kirk cochran was celebrating his 25th funding -- wedding anniversary with his wife. family back home says he was a great guy.>> we became friends instantly, you just knew he wanted to be your friend within five minutes. >> reporter: several people have been arrested in connection to the at

the moment cally massoud began his attack, we now know he was driving attack, we now know he was driving his mother issued a statement condemning the attack and emphasising that she does not condone her some's actions not support his beliefs. she said" i am so deeply shocked, saddened and numbed by the actions my son has taken that have killed and injured innocent people in westminster... ‘s and those victims included american couple kurt cochran and his wife. it'd been their first time in couple kurt cochran and his wife. it'd been theirfirst time in london and theirfirst it'd been theirfirst time in london and their first 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 str

what led khalid massoud, a man who grew up in london, to become a killer.ew details after the break. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique eended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. are zbliefrmt welcome back. we're learning more about the man responsible for the attack in london. he stabbed a parliament guard c paermd guard. >> reporter: that massive dragnet looking for police cars to khalid masood now appears to be narrowing. the metropolitan police say they released two off the detained people they had in custody. if you remember there were 11 people detained in the aftermath of the attack. there's only one now in prison. truly there were some 11 different properties that were searched. 3,500 videotapes examined and witness interviews. the metropolitan police are still trying to determine what made khalid masood take this devastating step to kill the

yesterday he was identified as khalid massoud, a british national. he killinged three people on westminster bridge before stabbing a police officer to death the house of parliament. he was shot and killed by police. the metropolitan police federation is raising money to help the family of fallen officer keith palmer. so far the crowdfundsing site has -- crowdfunding site radicalization reached more than $667,000. more than double the original goal. >>> new details on the keystone x.l. oil pipeline. construction on it can now move forward. early this morning, the trump administration issued a presidential permit for transcanada to build the pipeline running between the u.s. and canada. president trump says that it will provide 28,000 construction jobs. president obama rejected the pipeline after a wave of protests by environmentalists. >>> developing news -- antioch police investigating a shooting now that left one person dead and another in the hospital. two people were shot in a car on contra loma boulevard in fitz fitzuren road last night. a 22-yea

the deceased terrorist, british national khalid massoud. four people dead, dozens injured when he plowed his suv through the westminster bridge, exited the vehicle and stabbed and killed a police officer. the mayor of london last night led a candlelight vigil for the victims, saying his city will never succumb to terrorism although he's said other things about terror in the past. >> it appears that the gop healthcare pill is heading for a -- bill is heading for a vote on the house floor. we'll speak to a member who thinks this is the right bill at the right moment. we'll explain. house intelligence chairman devon nunes with a big update on the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia as well as surveillance a major player in all of this has now agreed to testify in front of our representatives. we'll tell you who next. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you

massoud then gets out his hyundai and takes what looks like a kitchen knife and tries to get into parliament his third victim police keith palmer is stabbed and then masood is shot dead. how did this 52-year-old man with a petty criminal record end up committing a crime as devastating as this? the worst terror inflicted on uk since 2005. standing beneath a stunning cultural landmark, big ben. >> we were watching it unfold yesterday, 24 hours ago. nic robertson, you're in birmingham right now where the police conducted a number of raids overnight. tell us what they found there and what their suspicions are. >> wolf, they are continuing to search the premises behind me. three people were taken away in the middle of the night. a raid by armed police. that's unusual in britain but the details they are beginning to release now about the attacker due indicate that he was living in this part of the country, west midlands, they say. khalid masood, 52 years old. born just to the southeast of london, but had moved to this area, the west midlands, some time fairly recently. the police say he used sever

last night, his family paid tribute to his selfless bravery, saying: police believe that massoud carried terror attack on his own, but are trying to establish if he was encouraged oi’ but are trying to establish if he was encouraged or directed by others. —— masood. questions remain u na nswered others. —— masood. questions remain unanswered about his route to radicalisation. he was a violent criminal before converting to islam more than a decade ago. since wednesday more than 11 people have been arrested. all have now been released apart from a 58—year—old man from released apart from a 58—year—old manfrom birmingham. detained released apart from a 58—year—old man from birmingham. detained under the terrorism act he can be held without charge for 1h days. members of the public have come to the scene of the public have come to the scene of wednesday's attack to pay their respects to the four people who lost their lives. also to remember the many who were injured and those who remain in hospital. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. alexandra mackenzie is in westminster this morning with the la

also, in the last ten minutes we have heard from the first time from the lead massoud's mother.e discovering that it was my sun he was responsible i had shed many tea rs was responsible i had shed many tears that the people caught up in this horrendous incident, i wish to make it absolutely clear is that there can be no doubt, i do not condone his actions nor support the beliefs he held that led to him committing this atrocity... i wish to buy my friends, and community from the bottom of my heart for the love and support given to us." that we hearfor love and support given to us." that we hear for the first time from the close family of the man who committed the carnage in westminster on wednesday saying she is deeply saddened by the actions of her sun. thank you very much. theresa may nicola sturgeon have met face—to—face with the first time since the smp demanded a new independence referendum. police investigating wednesday's attack in westminster said that they found no evidence that khalid masood had any link to so—called islamic state. the northern ireland secretary warned

after the attack, the attacker has been identified as collated massoud,

locals we spoke to this morning remembered khalid massoud, known here as adrian or aj, as a violent low—level as i remember it vaguely happening. i wasn't in there at the time, but i remember hearing stories about it afterwards. it was a violent knife attack in this northiam pub, that most here remember him for. it happened 17 years ago. one person told us masood, who was in his 405, had been drinking. the pub was at the time known as the crown and thistle. the victim, we've been told, was trying to protect a colleague, but was slashed across the face. i remember the person, yeah. yeah, i think he used a stanley knife on someone's face. down the side of their cheek and across their chin. he wasn't all that particularly popular, i don't think. one or two people tolerated him, but no, he was more or less a loner. in the last few hours, this picture of him at school in tunbridge wells has emerged. the man responsible for carnage in london, smiling broadly for the camera in his school football team. well, today a fourth victim of the attack has been named. leslie rhodes, who was 75 and from claph

i see massoud is zero and is tommy here? other work that's being done, the local higher ordinance that was a landmark legislation picking at a time when unemployment was really really high. so now when were able to come up with these kinds of numbers especially for the local premises, which that's really the target group that were looking to get onto the career pathway is really challenging you know what i'm talking about because the unemployment is now below 3%. so while some agencies will throw these numbers that you try to dazzle you with data i think we know the inside baseball it's like far more challenging this year in the coming years under this improvement program that had been five years ago. so i plot all the staff that's working on this and seen it up close and personal myself. i'm looking forward to continuing to get those reports. >> we really appreciate that. it's been massoud and all the members have this team because they've done so many different outreach events and made such an effort and he and the staff w

find out if there is any support or accomplices to this act and the attacker is named as 50y khalid massoud name adrian russell, muslim convert. some say he was radicalized during a stay in saudi arabia, a long criminal record, minor offenses. he was suspected of violent extremism, no terror arrests. more dramatic video released, prime minister theresa may was a couple hundred yards from the attack inside the house of commons, being rushed into a car and rushed away from the scene at the time of the attack. more information about the casualties, 50 people, 12 nationalities injured in the attack, 28 remain in the hospital and there were four killed including american kurt cochran, a british woman, british police officer and 75-year-old british man. the wife of cochran, melissa conklin remains in the hospital. she and he were on a 25th anniversary tour of europe. here is what one friend said about the loss. >> infuriates me he died by terrorist attack. if more people were like him including the terrorists, these things wouldn't happen. >> reporter: word from the state department, president tr

. >> yes, more information coming out about the attacker all the time chemically massoud, he was born in the u.k. but he converted to islam, most tellind also travel to and lived in saudi arabia and that is certainly one area of focus, he was also using a variety of aliases, just moments before he carried his attack, the man that isis are: one of their soldiers was messaging someone on an app, whatsapp and they are hunting for the sources including those he may have known during living in saudi arabia appeared he was born as adrian, lived a life of petty crime it is that he may have been medicalized in jail like so many other terrorists. today, more significant arrests made, meaning that he would back nine people now held under the terrorism act, 2700 items have also been taken including massive amounts of computer data and more about the american who died, kurt cochran, 54 from utah, his wife remains incredible getting a critical condition and today some friends of his spoke out. >> he was just one of those guys come you know he wanted to be a friend in 5 minutes. >> sadly yesterday,

history known to the authorities they go to saudi arabia a couple times, change their name to adrian to massoudse multiple aliases. at some point by those actions, you have given up a certain number of your rights to privacy and would that make us safer? >> it depends on the period of time. when you look at these lone wolf attacks, this may not be lone wolf, nine people arrested that are associated with it. they sponsor terrorism. they seem to be disassociated -- >> violent in their background. >> we know that is a given. so many people over what period of time, once -- months, weeks or years, in order to prevent this kind of lone wolf event. >> the best surveillance in the world on this fellow, trailing him as he drove down westminster bridge, until crashed into westminster itself. bringing us to this divide we have seen, terrorism until 2001 was these 1-off, well-planned attacks, then you had september 11th, extraordinarily sophisticated in its planning and execution and now we are at that point we have the unsophisticated attacks in london with cars started in the west bank and then these ve