there is a knock oi'i parliament square?e security applications with theresa may really be walking from downing street to parliament today? it is no easy thing and yet the refrain you always hear is we will not let the terrorists win, we will not change out terrorists win, we will not change our normal way of life and yet it feels —— if you are tearing up the urban landscape to make... that is certainly disruption and change up why we are changing our behaviour to a degree but i suppose that has to happen up to a point. but to your point, laura, the bbc has actually led on the genoa bridge collapse throughout the day. i think obviously when this was unfolding first thing this morning, it was the lead story on some radio bulletins but i think the main news alerts and have been leading on genoa and i has been a certain amount of praise for 1's on the twitter sphere for the bbc for doing that. —— for once. it is not the front page of the guardian, and it is not on the front

tell us what you saw when you were walking past parliament square? wards the houses of parliament at speed. it was a 20 mile an hour zone and he was going may be at 40—50 miles an hour, maybe more. he has driven into a pollard right outside the houses of parliament. there are the police there. they are guarding parliament. but he has driven into it. in my opinion it was deliberate. he did not swerve into it. it was a direct hit. how quickly was he driving and how many people were injured?” think there was a cyclist injured. i have seen people on the floor. i don't know if it was their reaction to hit the ground. obviously as londoners are becoming quite experienced at this now u nfortu nately experienced at this now unfortunately so i don't know who was injured or not. but in my opinion i thought this was serious. i have got my phone on me to film it. this is what is going on. i am on my way to work, i am a businessman, i am in sales, on my way to work, i am a businessman, iam in sales, that on my way to work, i am a businessman, i am in sales, that i

there bollards up, did the pedestrian eyes parliament square? there is a knock on effects of that —— pedestrian eyes parliaments where. if you try to do that there are security applications with theresa may really be walking from downing street to parliament today? it is no easy thing and yet the refrain you always hear is we will not let the terrorists win, we will not change out terrorists win, we will not change our normal way of life and yet it feels —— if you are tearing up the urban landscape to make... that is certainly disruption and change up why we are changing our behaviour to a degree but i suppose that has to happen up to a point. but to your point, laura, the bbc has actually led on the genoa bridge collapse throughout the day. i think obviously when this was unfolding first thing this morning, it was the lead story on some radio bulletins but i think the main news alerts and have been leading on genoa and i has been a certain amount of praise for 1's on the twitter sphere for the bbc for doing that. —— for once. it is not the front

analysing that video that we have just seen, it appears that he is trying to go around parliament squareelays into parliament itself. i also notice right behind the vehicle was an ambulance with the blue lights on, so there is a possibility that he was looking at doing an attack somewhere and then made a last—minute decision when he saw the blue lights. this is the area that the police will be investigating now. what we do know is that the security has worked and that security has worked and that security apparatus that is around parliament is really high quality stuff. it is designed to stop vehicles and 50, 60,70 mph, and it worked really well. that is a good thing. police now we'll be looking at the next stage which is his background and why he would do this. and not only the security barriers around the palace of westminster working, but also the footage we have seen from mobile phone footage and so one, armed police on the scene really quickly and making an arrest very, very rapidly indeed. this is the most defended building in the country, so you would expect officers to be on the

hill really as close as we can get to it given that this whole area behind me leading up to parliament square has been cordoned off by police and with police cars standing there and police officers on the ground investigating this situation and it is our understanding that this area is going to remain closed for the time being it has to be said that when this incident unraveled these days the parliament is not in session there in summer recess so no m.p.'s were out at the place of the incident however when this car did first. they hit several cyclists and then smash into security barriers earlier today at seven thirty seven am. there were still lots and lots of people in this area this is an area that's traditionally topped with tourists getting to parliament square this is really the heart of london this is also a very busy area on any given morning with lots of people trying to get to work so in terms of this latest incident we do know that the counterterrorism unit of the metropolitan police is investigating this incident and they are treating it as an incident linked to terrorism but. to

commissioner about the incident at parliament square thank you to the first responders who are. the scene so quickly inquiries are continuing westminster station is closed huge thanks to our emergency services for their rapid reaction to the incident in westminster this morning my thoughts are with those injured. some reaction that's coming already this morning closing from to resume a. imus international has launched to external events to gay sions into the suicide of two employees the death sparked an internal crisis about working conditions within that he will rights organization case in point first off let me call ross mcgregor she was twenty eight when she took her life earlier this summer an intern of amnesty she worked in geneva according to her father she developed health problems because of stress and then committed suicide just a few days of returning home now that happened five weeks after another suicide within the organization this time a veteran i guess you could call him a sixty five year old guy called gator and moto veteran a search had spent thirty years in wes

so that car came from parliament square, which is just above, and the came from parliament square, whichove, and the picture emerging is that it crashed into a number of pedestrians, some of whom are injured, but we are told by the metropolitan police they are not life—threatening injuries. then it had towards those barriers. at least two eyewitnesses said they believed that the individual driving the car was driving at speed and they felt it was a deliberate direct hit. one woman told the press association, i think it looked intentional, the car drove at speed towards the barriers. i was walking on the other side of road, i heard someone scream, i turned around and i saw a silver car very fast close to the railings, maybe even on the pavement. the other eyewitness spoke to our correspondencejohnson other eyewitness spoke to our correspondence johnson blake, other eyewitness spoke to our correspondencejohnson blake, who was at the scene, and he said i saw a man driving towards the houses of parliament at speed. he drove into a bollard, right outside the houses of parliament, and in my op

parliament square has been reopened since then.o see behind this white screen where the road right behind the palace of westminster has been sealed off. we have pictures 110w been sealed off. we have pictures now of the car that is still there, still the ford fiesta, the car used in this attack and it is still being examined by forensic experts. that car veered onto the other side of the road this morning, number of cyclists, three were injured. 0ne the road this morning, number of cyclists, three were injured. one is still in hospital, a woman who was seriously hurt but it does not have life—threatening injuries. and then very shortly after that, the car accelerated, drove around a0 mph according to eyewitnesses, and rammed into security barriers around the palace of westminster. very quickly, but police on the scene and as the prime minister has the camera showing great courage in immediately arresting the driver. there were weapons “— arresting the driver. there were weapons —— no weapons found on the board and no explosives eit

that's of tourists visiting parliament square and also lots of people getting to work because this is indeed something that took place during rush hour earlier today and it is understood at this point that the metropolitan police's counter-terrorism unit is handling this incident and treating it like a terrorist incident much more details are yet to come out so far we do know that this was a silver ford fiesta car reportedly and that a man in his twenty's was taken into custody by armed police officers no weapons or explosives were found in his car and there is no understanding as of yet or no and no indication that anybody else was participating in this talk with him but certainly this is still a very developing story so more details are going to be coming out in the hours to come definitely and will be here with all the latest details as major. you won't succeed if you want to find us will be covered by terrorists. you will see over the next few days i mean creased number of. across london. the attempt to divide has met countless acts of kindness that brought people closer together.

7:37 in the morning, that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament squarecar park and smashed into the security barrier. because of the location and the use of a vehicle, counter—terrorism officers led the investigation. salih khater, the driver of the car, has now been charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting to murder the police officers who leapt out of the vehicle's path. this morning, he was brought to court for his first appearance in the dock. salih khater wore a grey t—shirt and white trousers and confirmed his name and his address, in birmingham. asked what nationality he was, he said sudanese and then quickly corrected that to british. a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago. born in darfur, in sudan, he came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here, while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate, emma arbuthnot, told salih

scene they say none of the pedestrians has incurred life threatening injuries the area around parliament square has been cordoned off and it is unclear if this incident is terror related or not let's get the very latest from london our correspondent kitty logan joins us on the line hi kitty bring us up to date tell us what is happens. well there's very little information coming through from the police at this stage the incident happened just after seven thirty local time many around and around a half ago now we do know is that no one is in a life threatening condition calling this incident police have confirmed that they have detained a male driver and social media showing images of that non-doing lead away from his vehicle now we understand that the vehicle crashed into barriers around the houses of parliament but we don't know whether or not this was intentional but just to give you some background that area is very heavily policed there are substantial barriers this goes back in march twenty fifth seen there with another incident outside parliament five people killed in that particular attac

at 7:37 in the morning that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament square, it drove up the access road to the house of lords car park and smashed into the security barrier. because of the location and the use of a vehicle, counterterrorism officers salih khater, the driver of the car, has now been charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting to murder the police officers who leapt out of the vehicle's path. this morning, he was brought to court for his first appearance in the dock. salih khater wore a grey t—shirt and white trousers and confirmed his name and his address in birmingham. asked what nationality he was, he said sudanese and then quickly corrected that to british. a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago. born in darfur in sudan, he came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate, em

a giant balloon depicting the mayor of london dressed in a bikini will fly over parliament square inmayor. it comes after mr khan defended the flying of a giant balloon of donald trump over the capital during the us president‘s visit last month. tim donovan reports. this is what will be seen above parliament square on saturday, a giant balloon mocking the mayor, like the one of donald trump flown during the us president‘s visit. dressed in a bikini, that is a reference to the mayor‘s previous ban on bus advertising is choosing pictures of scantily dressed women. it is in the basement of a cafe in northampton that we find the man behind it. yani says he was infuriated by the mayor‘s hostility to trump when he says he doesn‘t speakfor the to trump when he says he doesn‘t speak for the nation, and to trump when he says he doesn‘t speakfor the nation, and he wouldn‘t have allowed the donald trump or learn. the us president, a great ally to the uk, at such an important time of brexit and everything, i don‘t think they should be subjected to that. i think they should be afforded a certain

7:37 in the morning, that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament square7:37 in the morning, without stopping, it drove up the access road to the house of lords car park and smashed into the security barrier. because of the location and the use of a vehicle, counter—terrorism officers led the investigation. salih khater, the driver of the car, has now been charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting to murder the police officers who leapt out of the vehicle's path. this morning, he was brought to court for his first appearance in the dock. salih khater wore a grey t—shirt and white trousers and confirmed his name and his address, in birmingham. asked what nationality he was, he said sudanese and then quickly corrected that to british. a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago. born in darfur, in sudan, he came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here, while also working as a security guard. this morning'

he is charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attemptingofficers on abingdon street outside the house of lords. the case is being treated as terrorism by the crown prosecution service. salih khater came to britain in 2010 after travelling for two years through africa and europe from sudan. he continued his education in britain while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate told salih khater he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. daniel sandford, bbc news, at westminster magistrates‘ court. a british woman has survived after falling from a cruise ship off the coast of croatia, and enduring ten hours in the sea. kay longstaff went overboard from the norwegian star liner at around midnight on saturday. officials said the a6—year—old was rescued 60 miles offshore. dan johnson reports. kay longstaff, returning safely to dry land on a different sort of ship. the croatian coast guard rescued her from the sea after she spent

all the roads around the palace of westminster and parliament square still sealed off to traffic andedestrians. of the people injured, only one is still in hospital, we are being told, and that person does not have serious injuries so there is an overwhelming feeling of relief this lunchtime that what appears to have been another terror attack in london was not worse. this report from richard lister. sirens wailing across westminster as police converge on the car within seconds. immediately after the crash, a moment of confusion as the car sits smoking at the barriers outside the house of lords. police start pushing people back. armed officers, weapons drawn, swarm over to the car. at this stage, they don't know if this is an accident or an attack. the driver is pulled out. he is filmed standing quietly at the scene in handcuffs. police confirmed later he has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences. a bbc camera caught the progress of the silver ford fiesta making its way slowly around parliament square. but then the driver darts back onto the wrong side of the road, ploughing

in london where parliament square has been on lockdown all morning long. riers outside of the houses of parliament, injuring at least two people. rob: that's right. the big update is that investigators are considering this an act of terror at this point. there were a number of people who said to other media outlets that it looked like the driver was moving pretty quick, intentionally trying to hit bikers swerving across the road. if you have been to london this is by the big river tends. we will keep you posted. on "fox & friends" 6 to:00. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. waffle house helping a toddler celebrate third birthday. welcoming austin cool name. loved the restaurant. he is getting his own name tag, apron and waffle house themed cake. jillian: miami marlin's coach pouring water inside his helmet before sticking a inside. rob: might be the worst game show filibuster of all time. your first subject, go. ♪ >> bin laden. >> ba ram. >> you have heard bin laden obama, right? that's a filibuster. messed up the final round of the $100,000 pyramid.

has incurred life threatening injuries armed officers remain on the scene in the area around parliament square has been cordoned off. a look at the very latest with our correspondent a call reece she is on the ground of whitehall near the parliament building how to cope good to see you i can see there behind you that the areas cordoned off not a lot of people around to bring us up to date on what you've been seeing and hearing. yes hi good morning sir well i'm here from five minutes. to read as your reset. and it's quite. clear some police officers are here at the scene giving very little information. on the streets because. i haven't. been very tight on information. and. well that's that's it's it's very empty here at the moment and investigations are being led to go by the counterterrorism unit as we said police given any more information about the person that they arrested. the person that and the rest it is them and that's what we know some people say that. at least information about he wore jeans and jack that's what we do. you know. all right so police being very tight lipped and we do h

injuries appear to be life threatening armed officers remain on the scene and the area around parliament square has been cordoned off. well a few minutes ago london's metropolitan police made this statement to the press. driver of the fiesta who was allowed in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already named. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be a deliberate the method and this being an iconic sites we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism. office is a search of the vehicle and no other weapons have been found of this time. at this stage of the investigation no other suspects at the scene have been identified or reported to police there is no intelligence at this time of london has told the rest of the u.k. connected to this incident. let's cross over to london where a correspondent kitty logan joins is kitty we're just hearing a

there has been an incident that happened in parliament square.r of a car crashed into a barrier. we have had some pedestrians injured. assume the car hit the pedestrians before hitting the barrier. i am trying to get a sense of where that is. that is having down towards parliament. -- heading down towards parliament. we don't have much more in terms of the details of what has happened. a number of pedestrians have been injured. you can see the ambulances on their way into the area. let's turn our attention back to the markets. about the big seems that have been operating in the markets this morning. i want to use one of the functions on the bloomberg to be able to do this. continues to be the big story in terms of the big themes, and the value continues to underperform. trade is still very much on it. is that something i can take them to be second half, this half,-- into the second this focus that continues to dominate the markets? >> in the u.s. value will still remain under pressure. other factors were things like earnings growth. strong, betwe

parliament square, which is where we are, has been reopened.he suspect. he is being questioned on suspicion of terrorism offences. he is at a south london police station. we don‘t yet know his identity, although it is being said he is from the birmingham area and the car was registered in noting ham. but police say that at the moment he is not co—operating and not answering their questions about who he is and what were his motives. this report from our correspondent richard lister. sirens in westminster as police converge on the car within seconds. after the crash, a moment of confusion as the car sits smoking at the barriers outside the house of lords. police start pushing people back. armed officers, weapons drawn, swarm over to the car. at this stage, they still don‘t know if this is an accident or an attack. the driver is pulled out. he is filmed standing quietly at the scene in handcuffs. police later confirm he has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences. a bbc camera caught the progress of the silver ford fiesta making it way aroun

he's charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attemptingn abingdon street, outside the house of lords. the case is being treated as terrorism by the crown prosecution service. salih khater came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe from sudan. he continued his education in britain, while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate told salih khater he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. daniel sandford, bbc news, at westminster magistrates‘ court. a mother and daughter have been left in a critical condition by a hammer attack in south—east london. 27—year—old joe xuereb, who did not know the women, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder last night. the women, aged 6a and 30, are being treated at hospital. our correspondent, jenny kumah, is at the scene in south—east london. what more can you tell us about this attack? well, there is a real sense of shock and horror here. peo

at 7:37 in the morning that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament squareterrorism officers led the investigation. salih khater, the driver of the car, has now been charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting to murder the police officers who leapt out of the vehicle's path. this morning, he was brought to court for his first appearance in the dock. salih khater wore a grey t—shirt and white trousers and confirmed his name and his address in birmingham. asked what nationality he was, he said sudanese and then quickly corrected that to british. a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago. born in darfur in sudan, he came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate, emma arbuthnot, told salih khater he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. dani

he is charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting is being treated as terrorism by the crown prosecution service. salih khater came to britain in 2010 after travelling for two years through africa and europe from sudan. he continued his education in britain while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate told salih khater he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. daniel sandford, bbc news, at westminster magistrates‘ court. let's take a look at some of the other stories this hour. the authorities in venezuela are issuing new banknotes, in effect slashing five zeroes from the country's currency to try to stem hyper—inflation. the international monetary fund believes inflation in venezuela could reach a million percent by the end of the year. thousands of venezuelans have been trying to flee the country and its economic turmoil, prompting other nations to impose strict border controls. pope francis has taken the unp

at all times of the day because it's really an area where tourists all are always parking at parliament square right outside the houses of parliament so it is definitely a good thing that so few people who are are hurt by this car driving into those security barriers but anyway we will be here watching what it is exactly that the metropolitan police including the counterterrorism units are going to be seeing throughout the day and surely there will be more information coming out throughout the day as of course all eyes here are on this incident right now we'll let you get back to it not sure thanks for worst bear in mind as well as a footnote to this of course reminding our viewers the parliament currently in the summer recess so no m.p.'s there at the moment by the looks of it or right now in london thank you. for the top stories today iran's supreme leader says he won't negotiate with washington after president trump's latest offer to talk about improving ties in is the latest head of a country that to give the u.s. president the brush off amid a sanctions spree mopin is the latest. donald t

a ford fiesta pulled shortly off parliament square on the wrong side of the road through a group of cyclists waiting through the light, accelerates towards two police officers protecting the palace of westnster. they leap out of the way before the car smass into a security bollard. barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car career out the morning traffic. >> hit the cyclist, then swerved over to the safety barrier and accelerated at high speed. mark: was it a deliberate act? if he'd meantre to hithe cyclist. they may have just been in the way. but he accelerated towards the barrier. mark: the car hit the securityso bollarard it briefly lifted off the ground. >> i saw him crash into the bollard at high speed, at least the guy seemed very focused. he was not panicked or anything. mark: within minutes, armed response teams arrived and some ran towards the incident. i was 200 meters down this road as the incident happened and saw half a dozen police range rovers and motorcycles driving at speeds up this road away from the incident. it appears it was part of a p

security of parliament for the people who work there and, i am sure that pedestrianisation of parliament squareill be reignited, i am absolutely certain about that. and security was tightened after last year's attack at westminster. this is the second of what appears, from what we know so far, the second attack in two years on the heart of british democracy. how worried are you about that? 0h, very worried, and i know it is something that the deputy speaker lindsay hoyle, the speakerjohn bercow and others constantly look at as to not just the security of our democracy, but you have to remember there are tens of thousands of people who work on the parliamentary estate, whether it is cleaners to people who are working in restaurants, to researchers, my own stuff, it has all got to be looked at to make sure that people are able to go about their normal duties and also for the british democracy, and that is the home of our parliament, the home of democracy in the united kingdom, that that should be able to function properly. and i am absolutely certain that there will be meetings taking place even

a giant balloon depicting the mayor of london dressed in a bikini will fly over parliament square ina giant balloon of donald trump over the capital during the us president's visit last month. tim donovan reports. this is what will be seen above parliament square on saturday, a giant balloon mocking the mayor like the one of donald trump flown during the us president's visit. dressed in a bikini, that a reference to the mayor's previous ban on bus adverts using pictures of scantily dressed women. it's in the basement of a cafe in north hampton that we man behind it. yonni says he was infuriated by the mayor's hostility to trump when he said he doesn't speak for the nation and he wouldn't have allowed the donald trump balloon. the us president, a great ally of the uk in such an important time with brexit and everything, i don't think they should be subjected to that, i think they should be afforded a certain level of respect. you're saying one of the things you stand for is freedom of speech, freedom of process? yes, but the whole point of it was to, i don't think this would have been

the ford fiesta pulled sharply of parliament square on the wrong side of the road, through a group ofhe lights, accelerates down millbank towards two police officers protecting the palace of westminster. they leap out of the way before the car smashes into a security bollard. barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car suddenly career out of the morning traffic. he hit the cyclist and then swerved over towards where the safety barrier is. he accelerated and hit it at quite a high—speed. what was your impression? was it deliberate? i was not sure whether he meant to hit the cyclist, they may have just been in the way, then he accelerated hard towards the barrier. the car hit the security bollards, it briefly lifted off the ground. i have seen him crash into the bollard at high speed. he is driving at least 50 miles an hour. the guy seemed very focused. he was not panicked or anything. armed response teams arrived and were there within minutes. i saw half a dozen police range rovers and motorcycles driving at speed up this road away from the incident. i

of the injuries are life threatening armed officers remain on the scene and the area around parliament square has been cordoned off. for more now let's bring in correspondent nicole reese who is on the ground at whitehall near the parliament building nicole understand police are treating this as a terrorist incident what more can you tell us. yes hi terry well metropolitan police metropolitan police here have issued a statement only a couple of minutes ago saying that the counterterrorism unit is leading the investigation and as you said that they are treating this as a terrorist and they have arrested a drive in his late twenty's at around seven forty in the morning seven forty ish this fake that arrested him at the same you could face in police custody at the south london police station and yeah he drove a still the ford fiesta into the security area business morning injuring a number of people. ok so you so it's a it's a male driver in his late twenty's you say what more do we know about him and what his possible intentions were. but police are being very tight lipped about the intentions

a ford fiesta pulled sharply of parliament square on the wrong side of the road, through a group of cycliststes down millbank towards two police officers protecting the palace of westminster. they leap out of the way before the car smashes into a security bollard. because there were so many armed police, the police appearfrom everywhere... barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car suddenly career out of the morning traffic. he hit the cyclist then swerved over towards where the safety barrier is, where the police make sure cars get through, and accelerated and hit it at quite high speed. what was your impression? was it a deliberate act? well, it seemed to. i wasn't sure whether he meant to hit the cyclists, they may have just been in the way, but he accelerated hard towards the barrier. the car hit the security bollard so hard, it briefly lifted off the ground. i've seen him crash into the bollard at high speed. he's driving about, i'd say, at least 50mph. the guy seemed very focused, he wasn't panicked or anything. within minutes, armed response teams ha

parliament is always incredibly busy this is an area where lots and lots of tourists flock to to parliament square and also lots of people around that time at seven thirty seven am would be heading to work so definitely a big crowd and it's really. a blessing in some sense that less not more casualties have taken place now we are as close as physically possible to the houses of parliament that areas now cordoned off as you can see behind me while police now investigate what it is exactly that happened but we do know is about twenty minutes before eight in the morning what is being described as a silver ford fiesta had hit cyclists and then crashed into security barriers right outside houses of parliament again the parliament right now is in recess so no m.p.'s were present there at the time and we know that armed police had arrested one man and taken him into custody to a police station in south london where he is being questioned according to scotland yard however this man is not cooperating with authorities quite yet this is what they had to say. the driver of the fiesta who was alone in the veh

the ford fiesta pulled sharply of parliament square on the wrong side of the road, through a group ofights, accelerates down millbank towards two police officers protecting the palace of westminster. they leap out of the way before the car smashes into a security bollard. barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car suddenly career out of the morning traffic. he hit the cyclist and then swerved over towards where the safety barrier is. he accelerated and hit it at quite a high—speed. what was your impression? was it deliberate? i was not sure whether he meant to hit the cyclist, they may have just been in the way, then he accelerated hard towards the barrier. the car hit the security bollards, it briefly lifted off the ground. i have seen him crash into the bollard at high speed. he is driving at least 50 miles an hour. the guy seemed very focused. he was not panicked or anything. armed response teams arrived and were there within minutes. i was about 200 metres down the road and i saw half a dozen police range rovers and motorcycles driving at speed u

diligently as possible in order to reopen the area but in the meantime of the public trying to avoid parliament square and westminster at this time. the safety of the public is always our top priority and the met police will continue to do all that we can to protect the people of london as always the public should remain vigilant and if you see anything suspicious or something that causes you concern of course please dial nine nine nine. i'm happy to take a couple of questions this is. great. for going and going to be a. pretty good yes. we're. going to see nothing no one heard that this morning there was a police car in pursuit of the vehicle and i believe it was an ambulance on a completely unrelated call it was an image that the vehicle appeared to drive deliberately up to police officer does it look as if the driver was told when the police officer specifically we called side not at this time i mean it certainly appears to be a deliberate act a woman much of action is we counseling was it somebody did come to terrorism police officers or the country was networked with that was where we were going

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location where traditionally lots and lots of people lots of tourists around again this is being parliament square really just in the heart of london and also lots of people trying to get to work around that time so really a very crowded location and it is safe to say that it's definitely a very optimistic in some sense a development that not more people were injured given this location because. if you keep in mind just last year a similar incident unravel rivaled on westminster bridge and then outside houses of parliament where there were indeed several deaths and several dozen people were injured so now again the counterterrorism unit is investigating this and we are certainly going to be watching the story very closely and bringing you more information as the story continues to unravel all right there from london from. here from the police and he will go to we will go to in the coming hours no there was some other news today now and. iran's supreme leader says he won't negotiate with washington after president trump's latest offer to talk about improving ties the same time president there ones

after the ford fiesta he was in apparently swerved into the path of pedestrians and cyclists on parliament squareeople before crashing into the counterterror barrier. cctv has revealed the car was driven around central london for hours before the incident. salih khater is from birmingham and studied accountancy at coventry university and science at coventry university and science at city college. until a few months ago, he'd been staying above a parade of shops in the sparkbrook area for the those who know him have described him as a good person and a quiet man. he does not talk that much. i know him upstairs. i would see him on the corner. he's a very quiet man. investigators have completed searches of two properties in birmingham and nottingham after raids yesterday while work at a third address in birmingham is ongoing fulton in london, terra please say they have rearrested salih khaterfor please say they have rearrested salih khater for attempted murder while they continue to ask what, if anything, was his motive. it's thought salih khater was known by police. he was not on the radar of uk in

a ford fiesta pulled sharply off parliament square on the wrong side of the road, through a group ofs, and accelerates down millbank towards two police officers protecting the palace of westminster. they leap out of the way before the car smashes into a security bollard. barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car suddenly career out of the morning traffic. it hit the cyclist and then swerved over towards where the safety barrier is — where the police make sure no cars go through — and accelerated and hit it at quite high speed. what was your impression? was it a deliberate act? well, he seemed to... i wasn't sure whether he meant to hit the cyclist. they may have just been in the way. but he accelerated hard towards the barrier. the car hit the security bollards so hard, it briefly lifted off the ground. i have seen him crash into the bollard at high speed. he's driving about, i would say, at least 50 miles an hour. the guy, he seemed very focused. he was not panicked or anything. within minutes, armed response teams had arrived, and some ran toward

the streets around parliament square, milbank and victoria have been cordoned off and, as you can seeeath on the grave of one of those behind the atrocity. but the labour leader said mr netanyahu's claims are false, and that he attended the event in tunisia in 2014 as part of a wider event about the search for peace. labour said mr corbyn did not lay any wreath. the government has outlined plans for what it calls a "new deal" on social housing in england, aimed at improving the quality of life for tenants. the proposals include a league table for landlords, and tougher powers for regulators when things go wrong. but the plans have been strongly criticised by campaign groups, for making no commitment to build more homes for people on low incomes. earlier, the housing minister kit malthouse told us that the plans were designed to include a broad range of issues. well, we do accept that new homes do need to be built and we've onlyjust made, back injune some big announcements around investment in affordable housing and particularly in social housing. billions of pounds, we've got £9 billi

loud bang when the car smashed into the barriers, police closing several streets surrounding parliament squarestminster. officers do not believe anybody has life-threatening injuries and unclear if the incident is terror related. a counterterror organization leading the organization, more information as soon as it becomes available. another fox news alert, the secret service is where threats to murder donald trump. >> murder him for the people? >> got to take him down. if it came down to it and it was a group effort. we would do it like qaddafi. >> reporter: the secret service is investigating threats made outside the white house. antifa members were attacking police and threatening members of the media sunday. rob: a hawaiian green beret killed in afghanistan being remembered as a great man. he succumbed from his injuries after an ied went off last week saying i'm beyond words, how much i appreciate his efforts. transfiguration promoted to first-class sergeants, awarded the bronze star and meritorious service medal. he leaves behind a wife and two kids. paul manafort's attorney making a case

it began 7:37 this morning when a car moving around parliament square went across the middle of the road sending cyclists flying trying to enter a gate to parliament and crashed into a fence. there was a security booth just by there. this is a very heavily protected part of london. they took the man from the car. he did not try to escape. video shows him calm, collected, putting up no resistance. they don't know who he is. he is not talking to police. they found no explosives or weapons in the car. so often the case when you have attacks like this. he is in his late 20s and trying to determine who he is. he is not known to police or security services and remaining quiet. the british police are meeting later with cobra, the security meeting and theresa may will chair that. rush hour, early this morning. one of london's busiest area. parliament is currently recessed. the operation underway the find out who he was. was he a lone wolf or other threats out there. it will remind people of the attack that took place in march of last year when 16 were killed in the same square. because of the le

this morning of silver car going down parliament square. n then smashing through cyclist. flying through the entrance of parliament and into a safety barrier. police immediately swarmed, they pulled the men out, he made no attempt to escape. he was calm and collected at the time. he had no secondary attack plan. it is so often the case with attacks like this. no knives, no weapons in the ca car. president trump tweeted about the attack this morning saying "another terrorist attack in london... these animals are crazy and must be dealt with through toughness and strength!" the suspect has not been named and has not been known to counter police. is also not known to speak with all supers. he is british and has drove in his car north of the u.k. last night arriving around midnight. not a lot is known about what happened since then. they have been taking out in birmingham and nottingham. the police know a little bit more about him. what they are not saying now is whether it is over completely or whether he could take them tomorrow. >> neil: very