>> lieutenant neville got him to stop stabbing him. lieutenant neville saw him right until the end.t neville never stopped fighting until i handcuffed this person along with lieutenant neville. lieutenant neville and lieutenant dan owens and maintenance person richard crewell. the four of us were able to subdue this person, get him in handcuffs and under control. >> were you near the incident when it happened? >> i was close by but i was only seconds away. >> do you think he was targeted because he was an officer, because he was in uniform? >> i can't really answer why he did what he did, but obviously it was lieutenant neville that he engaged. >> did he say something else during the struggle? >> the statement says the answers that were given you, he had some muslim dialect, and that's as much as we have at this time. >> and. >> not really. i'll refer those questions to them. >> there you have it, the latest from flint, michigan, another alleged act of terrorism now being investigated by the fbi and local and state law enforcement as a potential act of terrorism. we now know the nam

yelled "allah akbar" and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. the chief says he's in stable condition and is expected to fully recover. that's the most blessed thing we can say. it's a good outcome. we had some incredible acts of heroism up there today. we can perhaps talk about the efforts to take our suspect into custody. the complaint filed is violence at an international airport. just to give more background on the that, that is when someone unlawfully using a device to commit an act of violence at an international airport that could have or did cause serious injury, which we had in this instance. a 20-year penalty associated with that. this as i said is very early in the investigation. as we progress and take this matter to grand jury for indictment, other charges could be pending later on. its an ongoing investigation. joint operations in canada as we speak. we want to thank our canadian partners who are helping us further investigate this attack. with that, i would like to defer to some of my partners here to make brief statements as well

he stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck.cers and a maintenance worker separated the two and ftouhi was arrested. that quick response is being credited for the reason that neville is still alive, shep. >> shepard: what more do we know about the suspect? >> well, we learned from the fbi that he's not believed to be part of a larger terrorist cell. he's believed to be alone wolf. his motivation that we're told, they believe he's carrying out this attack due to his hatred for the united states. we learned that amor ftouhi has lived in canada for the last three years. he's married, has children. he worked as a truck driver. mike mccall said that investigators are working to find out what ftouhi's plans were when he entered the country last friday. >> we know he's probably self-radicalized, probably doing this in retaliation for the killings in the middle east in his words. he traveled from canada to new york and then to michigan. attempted to purchase a firearm and was denied because he's a foreign national. >> investigators are

neville appeared illegally last week. he's said to be a lone wolf. the suspect remains in custody until a hearing next wednesday. >> glad that officer's going to be okay. >> indeed. >>> president trump weighs in after high-level talks between the u.s. and china. was there any movement on how to deal with the growing threat from north korea? we're live in shanghai. >>> the trump administration says the u.s. and china share a common concern about the threat posed by north korea's nuclear missile program. jim mattis and secretary of state rex tillerson hosting their chinese counterparts to discuss the growing crisis. for months the white house has been lobbying china to exert more influence over the kim jong-un regime. >> last night in iowa, president trump praised china's president but also sent a message that he expects more from beijing. >> we've had a very good relationship with china in all fairness. and i do like president xi. i wish we would have more help on north korea from china. that doesn't seem to be working out, but i do like the president

in the neck. >> reporter: neville was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight he is improving. >> lieutenant neville never stopped fighting, never stopped fighting until i handcuffed this person. >> reporter: the incident took place in terminal two outside the secure part of the terminal. >> and there were police officers, state cops, airport authority lining up. >> reporter: security was increased across the city. stabbings have become an increasingly common form of terror attack. five in the u.s. in just the past three years. this one comes after a wave of european terror attacks, three in three days, following a series of deadly attacks this year. >> this sort of attack really epitomizes the small scale nature of the threat we have here. individuals may be radicalized, but we've not yet seen the larger networks that threaten western europe. >> reporter: the fbi is calling this a lone wolf attacker. and our sources tell us his name was not in any fbi databases. he apparently made reference to killings in syria, iraq and afghanistan after stabbing that

. >> reporter: he shouted god is great in arabic before allegedly stabbing police unit, jeff nevillethe flint airport. in what investigators are now calling a lone wolf attack. >> continued to exclaim allah and said something to the effect you have killed people in syria, iraq, and afghanistan, and we're all going to die. >> reporter: the suspect is a dual citizen of canada and tunisia, has lived in montreal for ten years, and is the father of three. he is now in custody as the incident have investigated as an act spent about 47 minutes in the airport before the attack. he arrived around 8:52 a.m. with two bags. at 9:10, he went to a restaurant on the second floor, where he stayed for about 28 minutes. the documents allege he then entered a restroom, dropped off his bags, came out, and stabbed neville, less than 5 seconds later. >> lieutenant neville never stopped fighting. >> reporter: the criminal complaint says he asked the officer who subdued him why he didn't kill him. police searched what is thought to be the suspect's montreal apartment wednesday afternoon. three people at the

lieutenant neville is in stable condition.hael mccall, the house security chairman weighs in on the suspect. >> he was probably doing this in retaliation for the killings in the middle east in his words, he traveled from canada to new york, then to michigan, attempted to purchase a firearm, was denied because he is a foreign national, instead bought a 12-inch knife and then attempted to kill a police officer. we have more on the investigation from flint, michigan. garrett. >> well, we learned that this attack it could have been much worse. we learned that -- i want to show you where this all took place. fbi officials tell us that shortly before 9:00 a.m., he should appear at the airport. he was carrying two bags, he came up the escalator, he came over to this restaurant, where he spent about 20 minutes, and i want to show you -- here's the security area here, so this is before he would have reached any tsa agents or anything along those lines. after 20 minutes, he came over here to the bathroom, with his two duffel bags, and t

the officer, jeff neville, is in stable condition, the father of two. that's good news. the suspect is being questioned right now, ali. >> and they are expecting a press conference at some point. there was some release from the police to say they don't believe this is connected to other incidents. in other words, they're not on the lookout for other things happening in flint? >> that's right. the airport was evacuated. the fbi is saying a statement they believe this was an isolated incident. >> following this for us very closely. when the police update us on

neville was in critical condition but was updated to stable moments ago. she is resting comfortably. the fbi says lieutenant neville got the man to stop stabbing him. if i am to the end. he never stopped fighting until they handcuffed him. witnesses described that lieutenant neville was bleeding from his neck, on his hands and his knees. while a knife blade nearby on the ground. >> a police officer approached me and said i was trying to get to a flight. i saw a cop. there is a whole bunch of blood, everywhere. blood was everywhere. it was crazy. >> there is a man in handcuffs, down the other side. his face was totally blank. >> he is being charged with violence in an international airport which can be up to 20 years in prison. bret. >> bret: thank you. house majority whip steve scalise has been upgraded to fair condition at a washington hospital. officials say scalise is making good progress. also today, the fbi has determined gunman james hodgkinson acted alone and had no ties to organized terrorism. now to politics. the messaging from the two parties cou

leiutenant neville is in satisfactory condition. you all we heard what happened to him. he is doing fine. he is residing at a local hospital right now. he's resting comfortably. and we just would like to thank everybody that came out to support us here in this trying time. so, and that's all i have. >> and we'll introduce others of the partners here today. as you can imagine, this has been a great joint local state and federal operation since early this morning and we couldn't have done it without all the partners here and we'll give them each an opportunity to introduce themselves, but i will just go into the facts of what we have been investigating today. i will tell you that we are investigating this incident today that happened at about 9:45 this morning as an act of terrorism. we have just filed a complaint charging an individual by the name of amore fatui. he's a 50-year-old resident of canada who legally entered the united states in lake champlain in new york june 16th and made his way to flint and today arrived at the flint international airport. obviously, i kno

the suspect shouted god is great in arabic before stabbing police lieutenant jeff neville in the neckt flint michigan airport, in what investigators are now calling a lone wolf attack. >> continued to explain all a and made a statement something to the effect of you have killed people in syria, iraq, and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> reporter: flint journal reports that the married father of three is a dual citizen of can inadequacies and tunisia and lived in montreal for 10 years. he is in custody as incident is investigated as a act of terrorism. according to a criminal complaint filed wednesday, surveillance shows he spent 47 minutes in the airport, before the attack. he arrived, around 8:52 a.m. with two bags. about 9:10 he went to a restaurant on the second floor where he stayed for about 28 minutes. the documents alleged that he entered a rest room, dropped off his bags, came out and stabbed neville 52nd later. >> the lieutenant neville never stopped fighting, never stopped fighting. >> reporter: criminal complaint said he asked the officer who subdued him why he d

witnesses said shouted god is great in arabic and then attempted lieutenant jeff neville. neville is in satisfactory condition and reports said that ftouhi is a dual citizen of canada and tunisia. the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. >>> sentencing will be handed down in the pizzagate case. the hearing for edgar welsch, who pleaded guilty, is in court. he had a fully loaded military- style assault weapon and fired shots in the comet ping pong restaurant. he said he went there to investigate child sex slaves. we will follow this on the mobile app. >>> a 22-year-old, otto warmbier, was laid to rest in ohio. the service was at his high school alma mater in suburban cincinnati. otto warmbier was released like -- last week from north korea in a coma and six days later, he died. a vigil was held at the charlottesville campus and he would have graduated this year. >> being with auto made life beautiful and i truly believe that he helped me become a better human being. >> more than 2000 people packed the school auditorium joining his family to celebrate his life and

his target, officer neville, hospitalized but improving. tonight, flint's airport is back open and authorities believe this attacker was acting alone. the question remains, why did he choose here. blake mccoy, nbc news, flint, michigan. >>> we turn now to the extreme weather across the south. waterlogged cities from what was tropical storm cindy dropping torrential rain and spawning tornadoes, leaving a path of damage in its wake. nbc's kerry sanders is in the storm zone again for us tonight. >> coming down, coming down, coming down. >> reporter: a tornado touching down near birmingham, alabama, today. those in the path scrambling for cover. >> it got really, really dark and just dropped from the sky and came straight up through here. >> reporter: several buildings leveled. >> several small amount of injuries. >> reporter: remarkably no serious injuries. inside this car as the tornado approached, she ducked and survived. >> all i can do is just cover myself and pray. >> reporter: along the gulf coast high surf and strong winds as tropical s

. >> i mean, this is like, you know, neville chamberlain saying don't be alarmed if the nazi bombers appeared overhead in the battle -- >> no, no, no, because the nazi bombers didn't work for the british government. the police and military that sadiq khan was talking about are working to fight terrorism -- >> yeah, but the people who are stabbing for people on the streets of london are not working for the city of london. they are not. >> exactly. >> they are not working for the british government. they are working for -- >> but what i'm talking about -- the president wasn't talking about this. [ everyone talking at once ] >> -- their business in life to kill westerners on their own streets in their own neighborhoods, and they did it just again. >> jeffrey -- >> i mean, so to say not to be alarmed -- we should be alarmed! we should be vigilant. we should be out there getting these people! >> angela rye, your take on what jeffrey said here and what the president said. >> so, jeffrey, first of all, he did not say don't be alarmed by the attack. he said do not be alarmed by the number of

lieutenant jeff neville recovering after an attempt on his life wednesday morning. a chaotic scene in flint, michigan. 911 calls pouring in. >> the fbi saying this man, a canadian citizen, originally from tunisia slashed neville's throat and back. >> the subject when up to the officer and stabbed him and continued to explain andreas lubitz what allah and you killed people in iraq and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> saying he entered the u.s. legally through lake champlain, new york. >> we have information that he attempted to buy a gun and was unsuccessful in that attempt if the united states. instead the 49-year-old purchased an amazon jungle survival knife similar to this one. using it to ambush him at the check point. >> put my foot if his ankle and the other one held it down. he was pinned down by airport employees cutting short of what would have been a more disturbing rash of violence. he was not on the radar of the u.s. or canadian authorities. it is believed he acted alone. >>> four arab nations that cut ties with qatar overallgations issued a li

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witnesses report seeing lieutenant neville bleeding from his neck and a knife nearby on the ground.he alleged attacker was arrested by police on scene. the police said the man in custody it looked "blank, totally blank." passengers at the airport were evacuated and let's go back to flint where it appears we are going to get an update. >> jon: the news conference about to get underway, it has been to significantly delayed, let's listen in now. as often happens during these live events, we seem to have caught them during a low in their preparations. again, an officer stabbed in the neck at the airport in flint, michigan, bishop international. authorities are saying it could be an act of terrorism. >> julie: it turns out they are going to be coming back in just a moment. the fact that they are coming out and holding this briefing just moments after we got word that they were investigating a possible terrorism incident speaks volumes, it means they have gotten plenty of information in order to come up to the public and tell us exactly what went on. let's listen to what they are talking

>> professor shauna devine and neville teach a class about franklin delano roosevelt's time in office. they described his policies as -- they talk about president roosevelt's relationship with winston churchill. both of these representatives talk about an expanding powers too roosevelt's relationship with far. this class is about one hour 50 minutes. >> welcome to today's lecture on franklin roosevelt. this is history 2131 b. the introduction to american presidency. his is a second level course. in this class, we trace the development and evolution of the office of the presidency and we look into particular the presidents that have had the most impact on the shaping of the office. not all presidents get their own lecture, lincoln of course did, and the second one that has his own lecture is of course, franklin roosevelt who we will look at today. as i said earlier, i will be speaking on franklin roosevelt and his domestic presidency and challenges, initiatives, successes, and failures. i will turn it over to my dearest friend, neville thompson, who is guest lecturing in the class toda

anthony, as for lieutenant neville, he's out of surgery and in satisfactory condition. >> mason: goodews. demarco morgan in flint. thanks, demarco. now to the special election in georgia to fill the house seat vacated by tom price when he joined the trump cabinet. the seat will stay republican, and in the end, it wasn't all that close. here's chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> this is not the outcome any of us were hoping for. >> no. in reporter: for democrats it was $32 million down the drain. newcomer jon ossoff lost to republican karen handel by four points. ci special thanks to the president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the president's special adviser kellyanne conway issued her thanks "to everyone who breathlessly and snarkily ndoclaimed the race as a referendum on potus. you were right." ohio democrat tim ryan says it shows his party's brand is toxic. >> we better take a good, long, strong look in the mirror and realize that the problem is us. it's the party. >> reporter: "we need a genuinely new message," wrote seth moulton of massachusetts, "a

suspect yelled out bar just before the attack this morning flint airport officer lieutenant jeff neville was stabbed in the neck right now the f.b.i. is still calling it an isolated incident and says the suspect is now in custody in michigan state police say officer neville is currently in stable condition. in another dispute between nato allies this time germany has voted to pull troops and aircraft from turkey's in syria air base the base is a key hub for coalition forces in the fight against isis in syria and. iraq berlin's move comes after uncle refused to let members of the bundestag visit the base turkey is still demanding germany extradite several turkish army officers accused of taking part in last year's attempted coup germany is expected to begin moving out troops in jets over the next few weeks to a new site over in jordan. and protesters took to the streets across the u.k. upset at the government's response to the devastating grunfeld tower tragedy now granted tower being what we here in the us call public assisted housing a week ago today the twenty four storey high rise cau

neville wick green. trumpton fire station and be slightly more industrial chicory.e to unveil the biscuit fountain. if it sounds as though it was recorded in the cupboard, a's because it was. along with play away, pull bric—a—brac, he was part of children's tv for more than 20 years. he also wrote and appeared on stage, but more than anyone for many a much loved part of childhood. brian cant, who died today. they say you should never work with children or animals, but who should you not work with as a weather man? this talk about the weather because it has been a very hot day, temperatures around about 33 celsius, west of london. they are going to hover around 30 degrees in the south for a little while. about 11 o'clock, midnight, when most of it are going to be going to sleet, temperatures will still be around 25 across the south, 15 in newcastle and glasgow. 15 is quite warm, but thatis and glasgow. 15 is quite warm, but that is rather exceptional. it is been more than two decades since we have seen so many days with temperatures of 30 degrees or more. tomorrow, s

lieutenant neville is in satisfactory condition, as you all heard what happened to him. he's doing fine and residing at a local hospital right now. he's resting comfortably, and we would just like to thank everybody that came out to support us here in this trying time. so -- and that's all i have. >> and we'll introduce others of the partners here today. as you can imagine, this has been a great joint local, state, and federal operation since early this morning, and we couldn't have done it without all the partners here, and we'll give them each an opportunity to introduce themselves. but i will just go into the facts of what we've been investigating today. i will tell you that we are investigating this incident today that happened at about 9:45 this morning as an act of terrorism. we have just filed a complaint charging an individual who's a 50-year-old resident of canada who legally entered the united states in lake champlain, new york on june 16th and made his way to flint. and today arrived at the flint international airport. obviously, i know a lot more about this -

ftouhi used a 12-inch knife and before stabbing lieutenant jeff neville...shouted in arabic "god is great." now the f-b-i is investigating this as a terrorist act. investigators say they do not have information saying the attack was part of a wider plot. (steve) officials said lieutenant neville was in stable condition yesterday. investigators say ftouhi tried to purchase a gun in the flint area five days prior to the incident, but was denied because he is not from the u-s. (vicki) the man who fired an assault rifle inside a washington d-c pizzeria last december was sentenced today. (vicki) edgar maddison welch received a four year sentence. welch was better known as the "pizzagate" shooter, and he was trying to investigate an online conspiracy known as "pizzagate." welch claimed he was trying to find and rescue child s

michigan state police say the officer is lieutenant jeff neville. witnesses say they saw him bleeding from the neck. police tell us he's stable in the hospital. the fbi reports the suspect is now in custody and officers are questioning him. a witness says the suspect had a blank look on his face as police lead him away in handcuffs. bryan llenas with an update. bryan? >> shep, the fbi took the lead on the investigation right from the get-go. a law enforcement official speaking on condition of anonymity. tells the associated press that they're investigating reports that the suspect said "allah akbar" during the attack. in a statement the fbi says "the fbi with our local state and federal law enforcement partners is jointly investigating the incident to determine the nature and motive for the attack. we're aware there's reports of statements the attacker made. it's too early to determine the nature of the alleged statements or whether or not this was an act of terrorism." michigan state police telling fox news the officer's name is lieutenant jeff nev

they were sent over by neville chamberlain to make sure that the u.s. would continue to be allies with the british. this was a very important visit. i think it lends itself to some of the earliest involvement of the u.s. into the war effort. >> [applause] ranger oldenburg: winston churchill was here 4 different times. on june 20, 1942 was probably the most important visit. we know earlier in the day that he and fdr and harry hopkins are in his study. they are talking about the british atomic program. the research was taking place in london, which was difficult at the time with the constant bombardment of the city. they weren't making the progress they were hoping to. word was coming down that the germans were rather close to developing an atomic weapon. churchill is asking fdr to bring the program and scientists over to the united states, and fdr agrees to that. within two months time, it has gone on and the manhattan project has been born out of that. we know they are discussing this at springwood from churchill's memoirs, and from diary entries of tha

they were sent over by neville chamberlain to secure communications, to make sure the united states would continue to be allies with the british. , andwas an important visit i think it lends itself to one of the earliest involvements of the united take into the war effort -- states into the war effort. winston churchill was here for different times -- four different times, but on june 20, 1942 was probably the most important visit. we know earlier in the day that he and fdr and harry hopkins are down in the study at springwood, and they are talking about two alloys -- the british atomic program. inearch was taking place london, which was rather difficult at the time with the constant bombarding of the city, so they were not making the progress that they were hoping to. word was coming down that the germans were rather close to developing an atomic weapon. churchill was asking fdr to bring the program and the scientist over to the united states, and fdr agrees to that. thein two months time, british nuclear program is gone, and the manhattan project was born out of that. we know they are d

stabbing jeff neville while yelling in arabic and making references to people being killed in syria, iraq, and afghanistan. the attack is being investigated as act of terrorism. authorities in montreal have been working at his home, looking into his personal life. >>> a former milwaukee police officer has been found not guilty in the shooting death of a black man. now the victim's family has file add civil lawsuit against that officer. pierre thomas reports. >> reporter: it was a deadly encounter with police over in seconds. caught on an officer's body cam. here we see dominique hagen brown pursuing seville smith. less than two seconds later, a second and fatal shot is fired. smith dies at the scene. the incident last summer sparking protests and pros securities say smith was defenseless when shot in the chest. the defense saying the officer feared for his life, making a split-second decision. a milwaukee county jury found the officer not guilty in the shooting last august. the familiar any anguish over the verdict. >> we're not animals. every time they take a shot, it's to kill you.

lieutenant jeff neville was stabbed wednesday.ities say the suspect yelled "god is great" in arabic when he stabbed neville with a 12-inch knife. doctors say neville could be released from the hospital in a few days. the suspect, 49-year-old amor ftouhi, is charged with violence at an international airport. the f-b-i is investigating the stabbing as an act of terrorism. (steve) we have more good news to share... house majority whip steve scalise is no longer in the intensive care unit at medstar washington hospital center... scalise was shot last week while he was practicing for the annual congresional baseball game for charity. scalise underwent multiple surgeries. he remains in fair condition. (vicki) the senate republican healthcare bill saw daylight for the first time yesterday and already it's on life support. (steve) five senators say they won't back it, and several more are unsure. from our partners at cnn scott mclean has more on where things go from here. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: republicans believe we ha

on tuesday and made his way to flint yesterday where he targeted lieutenant neville. the stabbing is being investigated as an act of terrorism. lieutenant neville is in satisfactory co defendant dominick keegan brown not guilty. >> a former police officer has been found not guilty in the death of a man he was chasing. the jury found the officer was justified for shooting him. he ran away from a traffic stop last year. smith is black and his death marked violent protests in milwaukee. he shot smith after he tossed his gun away making it reckless homicide. the jurors disagreed. >>> this morning, at least four deaths are being blamed on the sweltering heat. people are feeling it out west. two of the deaths happened here at new mexico's carlsbad taverns national park. p p p p high temperatures have topped 100 degrees for nearly a week there. a father and son from texas died while trying to hike in the area. family members say they were experienced hikers. the deaths are under investigation. >>> it is going to be a rough few days for people down south. tropical storm cindy

i'm arthel neville.ting that president trump will most likely not use executive privilege as a way to try and block mr. comey's testimonying. such a move, of course, could have sparked major political backlash, all this as we are also learning the special counsel appointed to take over the reins of the russia investigation is now expanding the scope of that probe. arthel: kristin fisher is live from the white house with all the details. hey, kristin. >> reporter: hey, arthel. well, remember, nothing is final in this white house until president trump says so. so just because "the new york times" is reporting th

he went in to the restroom and he pulled out a knife, yelled and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. the lieutenant was rushed to the hospital with stable condition. they believe this is an isolated incident and bet there is no threat to the local community. ftouhi is charged with felony charges. >>> it is a victory lap for the president one day after the republicans won the special election in georgia in south carolina. >> he promised legislative wins in the future and including healthcare >> we are 5-0. they thought they're going to win at least like 3, right? would you say at least 3? and it would be a devastating defeat. the truth is people love us. i think healthcare is going to happen and infrastructure is going to happen. you are going to have a lot of exciting things over the next few months. >> it was the president's fifth campaign style rally. he used the opportunity to tally the new immigration initiatives on the much promised border wall. >> i believe the time has come for new immigration rules which say those seeking at mission into our country must be able to support t

kennedy: all right, the officer injured jeff neville is listed in stabile condition, and the attacker is in custody. fbi has revealed he's canadian and they consider this an isolated incident. but is it too soon to make the determination. bryan suits joins me now, radio host and iraq combat veteran. suitsy, welcome back. >> the motive is a mystery. kennedy: i don't know if the motive is a mystery, but the means. are we still talking about these attacks in terms of lone wolves? is there such a thing or was this a rehearsal for a larger plot in a bigger airport, perhaps? >> no, i do think we're dealing with individuals who are maybe in a bad place in their lives, personally, and the isis message is getting to them and they're acting individually. this guy with a wife and two kids, they raided his apartment a few hours ago, he was just arraigned in flint. he's a family guy. what's happening in the big picture, isis is at the bottom of the ninth with two outs, down 40 runs and the pitcher is up to bat because they're national league, they're losing, and today, they blew up the mosque wher

officer jeff nevil was stabbed with a knife with an eight inch blade. doctors said if it did hit that artery he may not have survived. >>> the fbi says a canadian man from tunisia may have chosen to attack a police officer simply because it was an international airport. and police said the attacker developed a deep hatred for the u.s. >>> switching gears here. some sea turtles in virginia beach got a big send off as they started out their new life out there in the wild. the four turtles were all rescues. they spent their last few months doing rehab at an aquarium. and the aquarium used the send off to educate people about keeping turtles safe at the beach. one flipper. he said the best advice they could give was for people to clean up after themselves. >>> tropical depression cindy on track to bring drenching rain from the mississippi and the ohio river valley to parts of the east coast. that storm caused widespread damage on the gulf coast after making land fall in louisiana. it spun off a series of tornadoes. one ripped through an alabama town collaps

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he yelled ll stabbed lieutenant neville.e survived and is now in the hospital. >>> we've learned that 29 people have been killed in a suicide attack and most of the victims were civilians. the car bombing targeted a bank in southern afghanistan and as of now, no group has claimed responsibility. >>> after that deadly high-rise fire in london, there's a lot of concern for the other people in the city, and this morning, the british prime minister said that many of them could be in danger right now. testing found that hundreds of buildings in london have combustible material in them. the same stuff that may have made the grenfell tower high-rise burn so fast. >> we can test over 100 buildings a day and the results come within hours. i urge any landlord who owns a building of this kind to send samples for testing as soon as possible. >> 79 people were killed in the fire, and hundreds were inside at the time. the prime minister said everybody who lost their homes to live in the next few weeks. >>> new this morning, queen elizabet

my thoughts are with this injured officer, lieutenant jeff neville, and his family, and i am relieved he's in stable condition. he's expected to recover. i've known jeff for decades, dating back to our service together in county government. he's a true public servant, and he's deeply committed to the community he serves. his actions to subdue this attacker, even while he was under attack, are truly heroic. he helped save others from potential harm. i also want to thank those individuals who put themselves in harm's way to help lieutenant neville, including the bishop chief of police chris miller, airport maintenance worker who stepped in, richard cruell. their actions saved lives. i'm thankful that the f.b.i., the michigan state police, flint police, other agencies are investigating this terrible attack as a potential incident of terror. and i just hope all my colleagues will join me in extending their prayers to lieutenant neville and his family in hopes for his speedy recovery. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from fl

lockdown most of the day after the suspect entered the terminal with a 12-inch knife and stabbed officer neville repeatedly in the neck and back. the fbi now investigating the incident as a possible act of terrorism. >> when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him, he continued to exclaim allah -- and made something to the effect you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan, and we are all going to die. >> reporter: the fbi saying the suspect is amor ftouhi, approximately 50 years old from canada. he legally entered the u.s. through lake champlain, new york on june 16. the 911 calls were just before 10:00 a.m. the officer was ambushed from behind. >> there was blood everywhere. it was crazy. >> reporter: passengers and airport employees evacuating to the tarmac and front terminal as authorities scrambled to detain the suspect. >> and they were taking the man in handcuffs down the other side. he had no, he was blank. he was just totally blank. >> reporter: bomb-sniffing dogs deployed to scour the airport as flint city hall and the police department were placed on lockdown as a

jeff neville is listed in stable condition. and police say these were the weapons a 28 year old man was a los angeles-area train station. in addition to the rifle you see there and a huge knife, the man had plenty of ammunition as well as a bible and a notebook of writing. no connection to terrorism has been found. the man's bag of weapons was found when he was arrested for urinating in public. >>> now for an exclusive on the bill cosby trial. one of the jurors says two holdouts prevented his conviction. cosby faced three counts of felony aggravated indecent assault. a jury deliberated six days before a mistrial was declared on saturday. a juror who asked to remain anonymous tells abc news, ten members felt he was guilty on two counts, the two holdouts weren't changing their vote no matter what. prosecutors plan to retry the case. >>> queen elizabeth's husband is spending a second night in the hospital. after being admitted as a buckingham palace says prince philip is being treated for an infection stemming from a preexisting c

was that in essence -- >> and that sounds like neville chamberlin?rst place? you have to do that because you're not taking care of the terrorism. >> so when any terrorism attacks the united states, it's because the president or the mayor -- >> we need to do a better job, that's exactly correct. whether it's london or washington or anywhere else. >> but when a nation is grieving and people have been killed, is it really -- just basic, common, human decency, isn't it just sleazy to do this? >> i just think that the president thinks that the world is more or less asleep on this. and they're not doing enough and that they need some sort of, if you will, shock therapy to awaken them. i don't think there's anything malicious about it. i just think he -- that's his leaf here. >> i disagree there. i think there is some malicious intent. it's not just showing a lack of common human decency, there's also a troubling pattern here. the president likes to pick on people of color and set them up as foils. if you think of the people he sets out and embarks on twitt