there you have it, officers now responding.ormation at this stage, three incidents police and the emergency services, the first responders, are involved with, the first at london bridge, the second at borough market, and then in vauxhall. i want to bring you some information that my colleague frank gardner has sent to ask, he is our security correspondent of course, he said regarding the london bridge incident, whitehall officials say the police are leading on this incident, not the intelligence agencies —— to us. he says it appears to have taken the authorities by surprise, that means there was no intelligence warning or surveillance indicating anything of this nature was about to happen. again, we'll be very careful before wejump to any again, we'll be very careful before we jump to any conclusions about the nature of these incidents, which began with the van driving across london bridge. let'sjust pause for a moment, there's a lot to take in. i'm joined a moment, there's a lot to take in. i'mjoined in a moment, there's a lot

you say where possible you will respond. what kind of -- secretary chao: well, mr. -- i do not want to get into an argument and i am not being disrespectful but i have been in the federal government before in the executive branch and this has been the precedent before. having said that, there are circumstances. i can say to you i will work with both sides of the aisle to the best that i can, and there will be some issues on oversight that it must come from the majority, whether it's democrat or republican. that has been a long standing practice. and i've been in government in the executive branch when the majority was a democrat. mr. price: well, i will say it's not been my experience. the kind of issues the chairman raised, our day-to-day grist for the meal here, airport noise, the bureaucratic snaffues that develop, there are so many things that we need to bring up with you in these hearings and in questions -- secretary chao: and we welcome that. the issue is oversight. this is not a blanket of answer of not answering req

now they're responding to an inns ent at vauxhall. shots have been fired. do you get the sense this is still very much an active situation? >> sure. until you resolve all these different issues it's absolutely a situation. what we don't know is were multiple subjects involved and did they apprehend only one or one or more and other fled? we still don't know the status of the vehicle that started this whole thing. were there any occupants still in the vehicle? are they able to confirm yet that the occupants or driver or passengers from the vehicle are the ones that went to the market and engage in the stabbings that occurred there? and at least one of them having been arrested at that location by the police, so as of now it's obvious the police are treating this still as an active situation. they don't believe they have everybody in custody or they haven't confirmed it to the best of their satisfaction and that's why nic robertson reporting that police running down the street toward the direction of the other report. >> tim dozier is with us, kim, i know you

i'll let the capitol police respond to that. the emergency medical personnel that responded at the scene from the alexandria fire department as well as officers from the alexandria police department provided treatment to a number of individuals on the scene. those individuals, we know five of them were transported by emergency services to hospitals within the area to deal with a variety of injuries and treatment. at this point, the alexandria police department, because this case involves the assault on a federal officer, the federal bureau of investigation will be taking over the investigation and we welcome our work with the f.b.i. we are assisting the f.b.i. along with other agencies that -- at this particular scene. i would like to say our gratitude to the agencies that responded to the scene. we had individuals from the alexandria sheriff's department. of course, the alexandria fire department who were initial response, helped us a great deal in trying to manage this thing. frankly, kinet be more proud of the men and women t

so this is what the first responders have to deal with and those first responders are trying to do this mental calculus all at once with different things happening. very difficult to do. if this ends up being the total counted, six dead, as horrific as that is, think about what one man did in nice, france, with one truck. killed 86. it's a tragedy and it's horrific but it could have been so much worse. >> six dead, three assailants also killed. six dead, 30 people being treated right now in hospitals and drove that van into borough market stabbing several people, we're told there, in a local restaurant inside and outside that local restaurant. we don't know the breakdowns of the deaths on the bridge or the road. juliette brought up an interesting point. sort of opposing themes here. is the upheaval and confusion that it can cause. on the one hand, it's a simplistic attack. the fact that there were three of them does tell you something. >> yeah. and it's how difficult it is to trace these groups, these people that want to try this out. they just had this massive attack in manchester. the

i am extremely proud of and thankful for the police who responded so quickly and those who respondedtion into these appalling acts. that was home secretary amber rudd. this is footage from a dashcam. you can see this is footage from a dashcam. you can see to the left a white van, the white van, that it is believed was involved in the attack on london bridge. it was swerving into pedestrians, driving at around 50 miles per hour, we are hearing from eyewitnesses, straight into pedestrians and passers—by to be three men in that band apparently got out as it crashed at the end of london bridge. —— three men in the van. those three later on, not long after, were shot dead by armed police. the initial call to the police. the initial call to the police came through at eight minutes past ten london time. and then within eight minutes, according to the police, they had shot and killed those three suspected assailants. we will get this statement from the assistant metropolitan police commissioner mark rowley. all at a wee treat this as a terrorist incident and an investigation is already under

how this city responds to an event like this. you have a massive show of force on the ground here and it really didn't happen all that long ago. and you are struck by the hundreds of law enforcement and fire department that are on the streets and it gives you kind of a reality check of what this city has to deal with and the threat level of all sorts of things. but, you know, when somebody hears active shooter the first instinct for a lot of people in this city is to think terror related. the law enforcement has to react to whatever the threat might be. they clearly have done that today. >> right. so people who are not from new york who are looking at this and they're seeing a massive police presence around that building, the first reports were gun fire and smoke and possibly a fire. so what bill bratton was telling us is that they send out the cavalry and that's what you got there, stephanie. >> yeah, it absolutely is. you see how very quickly they get control of the scene. this grand concourse in the bronx is a major thoroughfa

our units responded, and were on the scene within 30 minutes. the officers received fire from the suspect and the return fire. and that part of the investigation is ongoing as we speak. at this event, was a practice session involving representatives of congress and employees from congress. there were capital police and en route on the scene. the emergency medical personnel that responded on the scene were from the fire department as well as police officers providing treatment to people on the scene. we know that five of them were transported by resources of people on the area to deal with people with injuries and provide treatment. at this point, the alexandria police department involved a fe, and the federal bureau of investigation has taken over. we welcome the work of the fbi. we are assisting the fbi along with other agencies that are trying to deal with the scene and incident. that said, i would also like to say our gratitude to the allied agencies that responded to this agency. we have individuals from the alexandria fire department and po

the first responder tactical unit police officers whose facility is a few blocks away.hin two minutes of the first reports of shots fired, the police dispatchers were signaling that the shooting appeared to have stopped according to the reporting party.>> [ dispatcher speaking ] this is in the ups building. there were several people shot.>> reporter: nobody was going to risk further lives in case the shooter had partners.>> [ dispatcher speaking ] [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ] >> reporter: while the mayor and police officers union are often at odds, everyone seems to agree that all of the first responders in a coordinated way did their jobs well. pro at the -- >> proactive efforts and all agencies that responded to help save lives.>> reporter: everybody agrees that the dispatchers are the unsung heroes. the president of the police officers association said it was good fortune that they had just the training they had recently received. it was good luck of having tactical officers just a few blocks away. >> they just have the training last week and here they are p

so they postponed vacation to respond to these tweets? >> this is not how they expected their holiday weekend to begin. the hosts responded less than an hour ago an basically said they are fine but the country is not. with president trump as our leader. mika and joe plan to start their 4th of july vacation but didn't go to answer questions following the so-called tweet storm. on their show yesterday, mika and joe criticized the president as usual and that's when president trump went on twitter calling the anchors low iq crazy mika and psycho joe. >> i'm fine. my family brought me up really tough. this is absolutely nothing. but i think for me, personally. but i am very concerned as to what this once again reveals about the president of the united states. it's strange. >> yesterday's white house briefing deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders defended the president saying that he was merely standing up for himself. >> the president has been attacked mercilessly on personal account by members on that program and i think he has been v

the other side does not respond. it is very important that he responded and said -- >> martha: he responded to two very specific things. he said that the president never said, i hope we can get past this with regards the comey testimony, and he said that the president never asked jim comey for pledge of loyalty. now you have a situation where jim comey says that he wrote the copious notes, he has declared what happened in the room. we hurried marquess with its statement saying what the president's recollection was, and today we heard jim comey say, lordy, i hope that there are tapes. so are there tapes of the discussion between the president or jim comey? >> i cannot comment on that. but everybody is going to look at jim comey, but you should also look at the other statement, that is important in this case. the other thing that i would mention -- >> martha: why can you not comment on whether or not there are tapes? >> because i work in the white house. >> martha: but if there are no tapes, can't you just say that? >>

if the court was to level up and take respondents respond as a citizen a stay of judgment thereafter. >> is it not some kind of class-action? >> ultimately the court has to decide i think that is the fundamental problem with the remedy to all on born children and future parents. it would have no impact on anybody who is affected by the statute should be for the court today. >> apparently congress should have been aware of this sensitive this discriminatory was enacted they reduce the burden on followers, so i think the question is what would congress do today they are reducing the requirements of the age calibration requirements so that it precludes. >> it seems to me they've considered the issue several times. but they also have a bank confronted. the last time the congress confronted that was an 86 and an equal protection was not made until the arcade. >> why did you use the word today? i thought we're supposed to figure out that if they had known it was unconstitutional if they knew they needed to give them a one year requirement to live in the united states but the unmarried man,

they responded, shots being fired and are now responding to an incident in the - area.t is happening. there were reports that a stabbing incident followed the collision between the vehicle and pedestrians on london bridge. which we know has led to a number of injuries. it may well be that the stabbing incident a number of people reported was not on the bridge itself. but in borough market. let me just remind you that the prime minister we have been told by - she is being regularly updated on what is happening in london. we may very well see the prime minister. let's listen in. [shouting] >> right police are telling us to leave. >> those are live pictures being provided to us by pete. hope you can hear me. i know the sound quality may not be great but i'm wondering if you can tell us what exactly happened. it looks like it is someone in custody. [shouting] >> apprehended a guy. [inaudible] ladies and gentlemen would you please leave the area! please leave the area! >> sorry about that. >> leave the area! >> it is possible, from the attitude of the police were there sayin

the spread of opioids brings a growing risk to our first responders. fentanyl is especially dangerous. fentanyl is 30 to 50 times more deadly than heroin. just two milligrams, the equivalent of a few grains of salt, an amount that can fit on the tip of your finger can be lethal. so let's talk about what fentanyl, folks, is a synthetic form of heroin. why would you want a synthetic form of heroin well, you don't. at least the drug addicts don't t know that but the drug dealers find a cheap way to put the purity of their product at a low cost not caring about the consequences. they are cutting fentanyl into heroin, into cocaine and then putting that out onto the street. many time the drug addicts who buy this stuff have no idea they are essentially killing themselves nearly instantly. the concern now for first responders is this, as little as you heard the attorney general, the assist and the attorney general say, this is about a dab of salt that can be dangerous, fatal even. if this gets on an officer, it can also trigger an overdose in that individual

now the justice department has million monday to respond to that. but sam and kris, i want to show you the president's latest tweet from just a few minutes ago. he says he watched low-rated "morning joe" for the first time in a long time. fake news. called me to stop a "national enquirer" article. i said, no, bad show. there's the first reaction from president trump after joe and mika spoke out about the tweets yesterday. >> seems to not be learning from his lessons. >>> new this morning napa police on the lookout for a driver in a late night hit-and-run. a short time ago police releasing these photos of the scene at redwood road and solano avenue. it happened about 11:15. that is when a woman driving there, possibly driving a white cadillac escalade had hit a man. police say she stayed for a moment but fled southbound on solano. so far authorities are not revealing the extent of the victim's injuries. >>> good news for workers in the south bay. the minimum wage is about to go up. >> the first step in a scaled increase in the minimum wage. bob redel

we'll respond to you. >>> tonight at 6:00, the search for a killer.follow breaking news. this is the man police want to find in connection to a deadly road rage case. tonight we talk to the victim's mother as manhunt intensifies. >>> time to reserve your spot in the sand. beaches and boardwalk getting busier by the moment. rundown on all the fun and tips to keep you safe for the fourth. next. >>> we've got potential for severe weather in some areas tonight and again tomorrow. i'll have the complete holiday first alert forecast. >>> breaking news right now this is the man police want to find. late this afternoon investigators released this sketch of the suspect they say they shot a teenager in the head killing her in a violent road rage case. bianca roberson's life was cut short in instant. just graduated high school and soon headed to college. i'm jacqueline london. investigators calling this senseless act of violence. driving in west goshen, she and another driver tried to merge into the same lane. investigators believe that's when she was shot. sear

multiple agencies responding to the scene. san francisco police, san francisco fire and a picture that we showed you a few seconds ago you could see at least a dozen firefighters and paramedics at the intersection at 17th and vermont responding to the scene. it is closed off completely to traffic. several streets in that area closed off to traffic and pedestrians as well. gasia mentioned we typically cover -- when we cover shootings that happen, you typically don't see that large of police response. so while we're still working to get information about exactly what happened here, what we know, there is a shooting that happened in that area. 17th and vermont. we're working on gathering some of the details about the extent of the shooting and what exactly transpired here. >> i was listening to radio traffic. obviously the urgency of what is going on, you can hear it in the voices of the officers and medics and fire department. they are working very hard. this situation just from my years of doing this, when you listen to people

police responded within eight minutes — armed officers shot dead three attackers.ould remain calm and vigilant and carrier on with their normal business. the threat level remains severe. the prime minister has left the campaign trail and returned to westminster. she'll hold a meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee later this morning. on breakfast this morning we'll bring you the latest from the scene and keep you up to date with the investigation and reaction. good morning from central london, where six people have been killed and several injured during the country's second terrorist attack in less than two weeks. officers responded to reports of a vehicle ploughing into pedestrians on london bridge just after 10pm. three men got out of the vehicle and started stabbing people on the bridge and at the nearby borough market. we will be keeping you up—to—date with the latest on the investigation. counterterrorism police continue their work. the idiot has been cordoned off. the prime minister will attend a cobra meeting later today. the van crashed close

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we know that the metropolitan police is responding to three separate incidents. the first happening a little after 10:00 local time, about an hour and a half ago. it was on the london bridge. at least a handful of people according to eyewitnesss were hit by a van that came at a high rate of speed. someone described it as going back and forth and plowing into pedestrians on the bridge, sending some people into the air. their feet off the ground. others who were lying on the ground as the vehicle continued. we also hear police responded to borough market not far away where there was a stabbing incident. an eyewitness inside the restaurant say they saw a woman get stabbed in the neck and a man stabbed in the back. police confirming that there's a third incident that they've been responding to at vauxhall, a couple of miles away. we know our nic robertson were on scene when police came rushing through his area near london bridge and they appeared to surround an individual who was there. nic, walk us through what the latest is at the scene where you're at. ok. nic, we

responded to reports of stabbings.officers responded and shots have been fired. then officers subsequently responded to an incident. and then shortly after midnight, local time on june 4th, the incident in burrow market were declared as terrorists inincidents and the stabbing not to be connected and says we will release facts when we can. our info must be accurate. we urge the public to remain calm but alert and vigilant. our advice is run, hide, tell. that's all they have put out in nearly five hours. is that typical of the british law enforcement and intelligence to keep very close to the vest the information as their investigating? or is this being treated differently and a sign of something else? >> this is absolutely typical. they want to preserve the element of surprise. right now they've got situation that is -- we don't know if it's still evolving. they may still be looking for suspects in that area that they've cordened off, a large part of london. we can't get in there so we don't know what's going on but it

temperatures responding.nd wales, the south east, high of 30. if that is going to be too hot, you wa nt to if that is going to be too hot, you want to go to the coast, paddle with the kids! these are the sea temperatures. take care. the death toll in the london tower block fire is now 17. that figure is certain to rise. police are saying they hoped the number of victims will not reach 100 but have warned some people may never be identified. theresa may visited the scene today. she said... we need to make sure that this terrible tragedy is properly investigated. that's why i am ordering a full public enquiry. with large areas of the tower block still an accessible it only adds to the pain of the family of loved ones missing. the last words she said, please forgive me if i've ever said anything to upset you or hurt you, i don't think we are going to make it out of the

>> it didn't take long for the president to respond.ted: >> reporter: then joe fired back tweeting: he also said he has texts from president trump's top aides and phone records and that the phone records prove that the two haven't spoken in months. so i'm assuming this will carry on throughout the morning. >> republican lawmakers have had a strong reaction to this. >> reporter: yes. some are saying that the president is continuing to disrespect women. others want him to issue an apology. and a lot of them want him to stop using twitter. instead, focus more energy on issues. >>> the time now 6:30. and now to a live look outside. this is your morning rush hour. we're looking -- kind of foggy this morning but the traffic actually seems to be relatively light. what we can expect with our forecast. >> i was the only one on the road this morning. that used to be the scenario 21 years ago. now we have a commute at 3 a.m. people coming from tracy, mountain house all the way into san francisco. once you begin that commute, you're going to be gre

i think that we're happy to see that he can respond to us and the family. reporter: was the broken leg a result of that bullet splintering? or was that -- did that happen when he fell? >> a result of the bullet. >> typically that's the first question that gunshot victims ask is when are you taking the bullet out. it's quite common we don't remove bullets and fragments. that's the case here as well. i have not counted but i would guess that there are hundreds of fragments. and usually there's more risk involved in trying to find and remove those fragments than benefit. we have no intention to try to remove all bullet fragments at this point. reporter: the internal organs? >> we decided we're not going to get into too much detail about specific internal injuries at this time. yes. reporter: agent griner, when might she be released? >> i don't have information on that. dr. golden has operated on her and i don't know the answer to that. reporter: only one surgery for her? >> she has had one operation at this point. dr. golden could answer whether additional wor

they're responding with a full show of force. is this perhaps extra precaution a week after one of the deadliest incidents in the u.k. since 2005? perhaps. it is close to an election. the authorities here don't want to be taken off guard. they certainly want to respond with a full force to whatever the incident might be. we do see a large number of vehicles, ambulance that's would indicate that there are possibly people who are injured there. so certainly authorities are taking no chance. this is a much more thorough, robust response, if you would, to a small, ordinary incident. it doesn't necessarily mean this was what we all fear it might be. but they are certainly taking no chances based on what you see on the screen. a very full response. >> very good context. as we know what is very notable for the city of london, is the number of closed-circuit television cameras, in tens of thousands. and we don't have the access to them as of this moment. nor may we ever see any of those pieces of video. but law enforcement do have access

can you responded to that? >> the treasurer has responded and we have been completely audited by ocf. >> that was zc mayor muriel bowser a few months ago when investigation by the office of campaign finance, a complaint that bowser's committee accepted 13 excessive contributions, was filed back in march and today that office found the mare was in violation of the campaign finance act. the mayor was find $1,300 and returned the contributions to the donors. >> we are just days away from former fbi director engagements comey's testimony before congress. it is one of the most anticipated congressional appearances in years. comey is expected to testify about some of the conversations he had with president trump that may include whether the president asked comey to dr. parisian the fbi investigation of former national security advisor michael flynn. during a photo op at the white house today, the president was asked about comey's upcoming testimony. the president's response was, quote, i wish him luck. just yesterday

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take a listen. >> all staff please respond to the ups building. suspect is an employee, jimmy lam. all staff respond to ups building. >>. >> reporter: you can just imagine how scary it was for all of those workers inside the ups building. we fond out that a group of ups employees ran outside and jumped on the bus urging the driver to take off so they could escape that area. we know that that bus driver took employees a couple of blocks away before she alerted authorities much the big question is what is the motive behind this shooting. that is something that's still unanswered at this hour. we understand that lam was upset with his co-workers at the time he opened fire. we dont know that he's a disgruntled employee, if there are some issues that he had. we are going to continue to look into lam's background and bring you an update. >> are neighbors saying did he live alone or have any family members. >> reporter: we asked that question. a lot of them say they're unsure because he was so quiet and kept to himself. we understand families live here i

so and emergency services who responded so swiftly. will work tirelessly as the investigation into this appalling act continues. that is from amber rudd, the home secretary. we also have a casualty number to bring you. a casualty bureau number. if you are worried about relatives or friends or loved ones who may have been caught up in the attack here at london bridge and borough market last night it is 0800 0961 233. that is borough market last night it is 0800 0961233. that is a borough market last night it is 0800 0961 233. that is a casualty bureau number that the police have issued. let's get a report on all the details and development so far over the last few hours from our correspondent. just after 10pm on the busy streets of london, police are responding to reports of an ongoing serious incident. what the hell is happening? a white van has driven into pedestrians on london bridge. when it stopped its rear doors were flung open and several men ran out. they went into the busy pubs and restaurants around borough market stabbing peo

and all first responders. may their heroism and generosity of spirit be an inspiration to us all and may they be assured of our appreciation of their service. and in this great silence as we e gathered most dramatically at this assembly, the people's house, may republicans and emocrats be mindful of the rare companionship they share. n and women who have taken very public responsibility for our country that carries so ny burdens and today the reminder shared danger. may this day be characterized by kindness, good will and compassion one to another. god bless america and may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. d. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance and invites members of the gallery to join. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic

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police have responded. he said that shots have been fired and we are told that they of an incident in and around s the vauxhall area. in terms of the geography as we look at these pictures, this is very close to london bridge itself. the geography of the methods that london bridge and borough market are a short walk from each other. vauxhall is rather more of a distance away. we spoke with nick archer little earlier. he was in a bar and about a five minute walk away from the bridge itself. he said that when he exited the bar he saw someone on the ground, he believed it was before reports were widely spread.he said he thought it was simply someone that enjoys himself a little too much. he said that someone stopped and started providing first aid and it may well be the case that it was perhaps the first part of the events that are unfolding this evening. the metropolitan police are telling us that they will release facts when they can. but of course, they're very concerned that the information must be accurat

the judge has given federal government lawyers until monday to respond to the court filing. reporting live from sfo. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> new this morning, the trump administration has begun a new surge initiative targeting parents who paid to have their children illegally brought to the u.s. the goal is to dismantle human smuggling operations. they are going after parents, relatives and other adults who paid guys known as coyotes to escort kids across the border. the wave will send a wave of fear through communities. >> the feud continues right now between the president and a pair of cable news hosts. the morning joe anchors firing back at president trump's insults yesterday. now the president is firing back at the firing back. emily is sorting through the fight that seems to have taken up all the oxygen in the room. >> we apologize for that, we're having a little difficulty with that video. we're going turn now to learning more about yesterday's deadly crash on highway 37. arthur della ray was killed in that crash. it happened around 3:00 p.m. near atherton avenue.

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we have been responding.estigation is already under way by the counter terrorism command of london. you will understand knowledge of the incident is still growing. at the moment, what we understand is as follows. at eight minutes past ten last night, we began to hear reports of pedestrians being struck by a vehicle on london bridge. the vehicle on london bridge. the vehicle continued to drive the borough market. the suspects left the vehicle attempting to stab a number of people, including an on duty british travel police officer who was responding to the incident. —— british transport police officer. he was hurt, but survived, thankfully. the three male suspects we re thankfully. the three male suspects were confronted and shot and killed in borough market. they were shot and confronted by police within eight minutes of the first call. the suspects were wearing what looked like explosive vests, but they were later established to be hoaxes. the ongoing operation is led by the met working with the british tran

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you do.o: >> then just say yes, of course i will respond. sec. chao: i cannot say that. >> think about it while i ask another question because i am really surprised that you would not say, of course congresswoman. you know me. i will respond whether it is a democrat or a republican. one more chance. has always been my history. i have always done it that way. that the is precedent administration has oversight. the administration does have the conductingactice of answers to certain oversight questions in a certain way. >> for me just say this and i will get onto another substantive question. the chairman is being very generous with me. you don't have to agree with me are my distinguished colleagues. we could have healthy debates because others were congress is about. but, i am really shocked that you would not just say, of course i would respond whether it is a democratic or republican, or a citizen. i will go on to the next question and i would like to follow-up on mr. prices infrastructure plan question. i am concerned that the resident's plan la

i think the first responds the; and quite interesting.de and everybody trying to do their stuff but what comes in with the local council people, this is where mrs may has been extremely graphic, from various quotes in the papers, about her criticism. that seems to me there is a big failure here which is indicated in the sidebar story, interestingly, in the observer, saying the british red cross is now being asked to put professional organisers into north kensington to help out. the problem is what you do after the first responders. it is what america learned after nine or 11 what america learned after nine or ii and hurricane katrina. it is no use to say that we will do things in the third world. nonsense. take a country like italy which 80% of the tension that shellac territory is subject to our —— earthquakes. they have a ministry who deals with units of the military like the red cross that can go in that honestly, this recurrent callout the military, particularly if the tory are going to cut the military down. when you have army of 100

you think the united states is doing enough to respond?ou think the response to russia or any other country that is meddling with our elections is strong enough? no, but i am a world war my opinion in that area would be distorted. i think there is more we should do. hand, saner heads prevail and we seem to be going along. one thing i would do is cut out this nonsense with trump supposedly dealing clandestinely and get onssians with trying to strain out this horror we call the congress of the united states on both sides. post the washington reporter gave his view about this. he called it shocking and maddening. cannot avoid the conclusion that if it happened during a republican administration, things would have gone differently. as the scope of the russian assault on the american election became clear, two things happened again and again. when the obama administration would approach republicans to issue some sort of bipartisan combination -- ndemnation, the administration would shrink back or do little to nothing. the administration pulled

by february 14, four of the six respondents were already outside. they never explain why awareness after a time when they are out of the institution is a basis to hold mr. hasty viable. with respect to the official conditions, qualified immunity must be granted. there is simply no basis for saying that every reasonable jailer would understand they had to make their own determination that these were not terrorism detainees and overturn the fbi. that is especially true given that the fbi was making the determinations and clearing people. there is no clearly established law that requires jailers to be making those decisions for the fbi. society would be ill served if we asked jailers to do that. they're not experts in national security. finally, with respect to the scope of bivens, factors in this case counsel hesitation. one of saying that individual jailers must second-guess the fbi? what are the consequences for the government's ability to have a coherent response to a national terrorist attack? that is precisely the type of thing that congress rath

london's marries responding.hat did he to have say after the attack. >> reporter: well, sadikkann was part of the meeting and called this a barbaric act, calling it a cowardly deliberate attack on knows end londoners but it was prime minister teresa may when she said enough is enough and that things need to change when it comes to combating terrorism and islamic streamism. what these changes will be? it is still to be seen. i saw some important to note that the they did not raise terror is he rear level which is at severe. >> terry okita live from london, keep us up to date, we will be right back to you. thank you. >>> well, preparations have been underway for the one love manchester benefit concert to be held at emirates old cricket ground tonight. all-star benefit concert is set to take place, almost two weeks to the day after the suicide bomber attack, at ariana grande concert there in manchester. justin beiber and katie perry with grande are some of the stars scheduled to perform, ticket sales will benefit br

by february 14, 2002 four of the six respondents are outside of admax. they never explain why awareness after their institution is a basis for holding mr. hasty liable. if i could go back to the official conditions, your honor, with respect to the official conditions, qualified immunity must be granted and there's no basis for saying that every reasonable jailer would understand that they had to make their determination and overturn what the fbi was telling them and it's especially true given that the fbi was throughout this process making determinations and making these people. there's no clearly established law that requires jailers to be making those decisions for the fbi fbi. in fact, society'll be illserved if we asked them to do that. they are experts in maintaining security. with respect to the scope of bivins, special factors in this case, and council hesitation, congress has to decide what are the consequences of saying that individual jailers, somebody all of the way at the bottom of the food chain must second guess the fbi. what are the conseq

units responded and were on scene within three minutes. the officers were received fire from a suspect and they returned fire and that is ongoing in the investigation as we sepooek. we came to find out that at this event b was a practice session for a baseball team involving some representatives from congress or some employees from congress. there were capitol hill police individuals contingent on scene and they also engaged with the suggest and i'll let the capitol hill police respond to that. the emergency medical personnel that responded, as well as officers from the alexandria police department provided treatment to a number of individuals on scene. those individuals we know that five of them were transported by public emergency medical sources to hospitals within the area to deal with a variety of injuries and treatment. at this point, the alex andria police department, because this case involves the assault on a federal officer, the federal bureau of investigation will be taking over the investigation and we welcome our work with the

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it would be premature for us to respond any further. in an hour and a half, we will come back together and give you an update on what we can speak to and perhaps answer some questions at that time. we're done right now. this is a stable situation at this point. there's no additional threat. we consider this incident to be a closed incident under investigation. thank you very much. we'll be back in an hour and a half. thank you. >> you've been listening to both the chief of the alexandria police department as well as the capitol police chief of capitol police. here's what we have so far. they got reports that nine minutes after 7:00 this morning of an active shooter at simpson park on monroe in alexandria, virginia. at that time republicans from congress as well as a few senators were at a baseball practice. tomorrow there is a bipartisan baseball game scheduled and this was the republicans practicing. police responded. two officers engaged in open fire, according to the alexandria police chief. they're interviewing witnesses, they're wo

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i want to thank all of the first responders. members of the neighborhood and the community came out to be of assistance. this is truly an extraordinary effort and i want to compliment the u.s. capitol police for their quick action and through their heroic efforts and others they saved a lot of lives today. we do everything we can to keep our community safe. and i want to thank all of the personnel and first responders who were involved today. >> reporter: is it your feeling at this point that what you see, number one, a deliberate planned attack and are you investigating this now on the basis it could be an act of terrorism by an individual? >> ma'am, it's too early to say. it's really raw at this moment. we're just at the initial part of the investigation. so it's too early to say. we're work in both ways right now. >> reporter: so is one of the angle you're exploring investigating that it could be an act of terrorism. >> we're exploring all angles. >> reporter: it is said that there may be a tentative id. even in you can't say

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