scotland yard on the river thames.onse to any specific not in response to any specific threat. we can cross for the good morning, "we're not perfect" — that, the simple assessment ended their unbeaten run and stopped them winning back to back grand slams. they did still pick up the overall title — dan roan reports from dublin. they're arrived here as champions, now england aimed to be record—brea kers. this team chasing history, rather than a trophy. ireland, however, had other ideas. the mood in dublin one of defiance. to prove, especially here, in a city still celebrating st patrick's day. in a game of shuddering intensity1 the tone was set early on. english hopes of grand slams have been dashed here before, and sustained irish pressure ended with ian henderson stretching over. england 10—3 down at half—time, and lucky not to be further behind. all of england's points came from the boot of owen farrell. the deficit was cut to just four soon after the restart. but it was the irish who continued to pose the greater tha

a chilling sight on the river thames.ay. this is the police response. to intercept the boat. it is a raceto reach the hijackers .. of london to launch an attack. a few moments later, the elite marksmen catch up and open fire. one terrorist is down. now, they must take out the others. so they board the boat, neutralise the threat, and secure the terrified hostages on board. this is the first major exercise the met and its partners have carried out on the thames. london is prepared. we train and work, and firearms officers are trained to the highest levels, to go forward and confront this kind of threat. you know, there is no intelligence that this is going to take place. but we want to make sure we're prepared, we're ready for it, and we can keep londoners safe if that's what's required. scotland yard says there is no intelligence to suggest anyone is planning this sort of specific attack for real. but, last year, an independent report commissioned by the mayor of london said security on the river thames should be improved

this is one of six outlets where the raw sewage spewed into the river thames.over 2012 and 2013, 1.4 billion litres of untreated muck flowed in. the pictures of it don't convey the stench or the danger, but this is what the judge called shocking and shameful, a catalogue of misery. what was coming out here was raw, untreated sewage. dominic smulders lives and works here, and says people were horrified by the discharges. it was awful. i mean, you don't live next to the royal river thames and expect to see royal sewage passing the bottom of your garden. i don't think we'll ever find out the truth about how many people were affected. the judge blamed the leaks on systematic poor maintenance, and said the company deliberately concealed the problems from the environment agency. these staff comments in a log were ignored by managers. one wrote: another said: this was a failure waiting to happen. but those failures did happen repeatedly all along the thames here, which is why today, the judge imposed a fine of £20 million, the largest ever for a british water company.

earlier, i response to any specific threat to the river thames.ted to carry out this particular operation today and this is what he had to say. firearm officers across london are always - and london are always training and preparing these tragedies, god forbid they take place. today, we are trying to make sure we can with work our are trying to make sure we can with work - our partners, are trying to make sure we can with work. our partners, the rnli and work with our partners, the rnli and the port of london authority to major that we have the same kind of response on land that we have on the river. it is an opportunity to practice that. hopefully practice that and hopefully demonstrates our competence if, god fez—lei! demonstrates our competence if, god c this demonstrates our competence if, god “g; this happens. demonstrates our competence if, god fgj'gg‘ this happens. you are trying forbid, this happens. you are trying to test the whole capability, the whole response in london. firearms office rs whole response in london. firearms officers are

this is the river thames, the parliament building here, and here is the bridge right up there. that is the spot that is circled where the vehicle is at this moment. this is where those men are working on the crime scene, just on the other side of the gate that the stabbings happened. members of parliament had just listened to prime minister questions, prime minister comes in and answers questions from members of parliament, just as that was finishing, the british prime minister was still in the house of parliament and that is when this incident took place. the authorities rushed in, took that prime minister away from their in a way the reporters were covering it at the time had never really seen. they had never seen a prime ministers scuttled away in such a manner. the truth is they did not know exact what was happening. was this the beginning of something or alone incident, where they tried to get into parliament? they had no way to know. you should know that parliament was not breached in any way, everyone inside wasn't safe but members of parliament hunkered down for quite a

nick beake, bbc london news, on the banks of the river thames.n the philippines has made global headlines. but less well publicised is the country's urgent need for rehabilitation facilities. in the manila area, there isjust one, and a bbc team has been to visit. when the drug campaign started, there was a sudden increase in the number of cases here. the first reason why they are here is because of fear. they were scared that they could either be incarcerated or some may even be killed. from the previous average of around 1000 cases at any given time, we rose steadily to as high as 1500. the adjustment period is really difficult for them. the first two months, of course, you are here, having a structure in your life, from the previous time, they could do whatever they want. now they have to follow a certain set of rules and regulations. it is really tough on them. so what behaviours they learn here, they bring it home, and then from there, it actually helps them out, be more organised in life and hopefully stay away from drugs. the $1 million glo

three of them were injured, a woman was thrown over the bridge into the river thames and pulled alive from the river thames. 20 people injured in all, according to the london ambulance service, four dead, including the attacker. two people on the bridge and the police officer who was stabbed to death. in the last few minutes we have heard from british prime minister theresa may, who has chaired a meeting of the government's emergency committee, cobra. after that meeting she described the attack as sick and depraved but said british democracy would go one, people would live their lives as normal despite this attack and, indeed, at westminster, parliament will sit as normal tomorrow, both mps and peers. i have just chaired a meeting tomorrow, both mps and peers. i havejust chaired a meeting of tomorrow, both mps and peers. i have just chaired a meeting of the government emergency committee, cobra, following the second to depraved terrorist attack on the streets of our capital this afternoon. touch the sick and depraved. full details of what happened are still emerging, but having been u

thank more than 200 metropolitan police officers are to take part river thames in london.to the river or the capital. our correspondent nick beake is at the scene of the exercise. you have been watching. what has been happening? yes. the climax of this operation was played out in front of us an hour ago, in front of the 02 front of us an hour ago, in front of the o2 arena. - scenario involved the o2 arena. the scenario involved this craft being hijacked, towards kent, i volunteers from the police, kent, by volunteers from the, police,- posing as terrorists, taking dozens of people hostage, on board this boat. and then, the police response swung into action. we saw them, on those inflatable vessels, alongside the boat, neutralising the threat, shooting these supposedly shootinnim“ '! and you could hear terrorists, and you could hear officers shouting. they got on board. making sure that the boat was clear of terrorists, and talking to hostages. it was dramatic. the police have stressed this is not in response to any specific threat. i spoke to the senior officer, and he exp

the police are stressing that this is not in response to any specific threat to the river thames. preparing for these tragedies, god forbid they take place. today, we are trying to make sure we can with work with our partners, the rnli and the port of london authority, to make sure that we have the same kind of response on land that we have on the river. it is an opportunity to practice that and, hopefully, demonstrate our tang tence 31‘s.- you are trying to test the whole capability, the whole response in london. firearms officers are an important, the ultimate, threat in confronting what was going to be with deadly force. that will start with a phone calls to the police, testing everything from the first notification to the police. not just involving the police, but our other partners around the port of london and other blue light emergency services because, ultimately, it will be together that we can keep london safe and prevent this kind of attack. i think the police wanted to allow the cameras to film what was going on today for two reasons. first of all, to show that they ar

we understand the river thames is back open for river traffic, the tube station is back open. parliament will be back in session tomorrow trying to move on as quickly as possible, as they work to determine who this person was, why this person carried this out. you'll remember that it was, i'd say shortly after noon i guess, or shortly before noon eastern time, so before 3:30, 4:00 in the united kingdom. they are four hours ahead of eastern time. british summertime has not yet kicked in. this man just came driving across this bridge, the westminster bridge over the river thames, and plowed into a number of people. the latest count we have from authorities is at least 20 people were injured. some not very bad. a sprained ankle, a broken leg. but some with critical injuries as well. four people are dead. the assailant, the police officer whom he attacked with a knife, according to "the sun" newspaper, repeatedly plunging the knife into the officer's chest. he was shot during that process. both the officer and gun men -- the knife wielding man have died. two others are dead on sce

that woman was pulled alive from the river thames. this unfolding story. now i think we can hearfrom the conservative mp dominic raab. i'm sorry, let's hear from conservative mp dominic raab. i'm sorry, let's hearfrom home secretary amber rudd. the government's top priority is the security of its people. and i urge everyone to remain calm, but to be vigilant, and if they see anything they are concerned about, they should report it to the police. we have the best police, the best security services in the world, and we must make sure that we let them get on with doing theirjob. the british people will be united in working together to defeat those who would harm our shared values. values of democracy, tolerance, and the rule of law. values symbolised by the houses of parliament, values that will never be destroyed. that's the home secretary, amber rudd. we have also heard from the leader of the opposition, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, about what happened. there's been an extremely serious incident in parliament today, lives have bee

you can hear the helicopters up and down the river thames. ambulances and police just crawling the streets. the police are considering this a terror attack. what we know so far, the driver veered off on the sidewalk. he knocked down numerous people. one lady was knocked in the river thames. she was found alive. another trapped under the wheels of a bus. that attacker went on to the house of the parliament where he rammed his vehicle there. when he entered, he stabbed a police officer. the policeman is now among the dead. he then charged two armed police officer. he died when they shot him. the police here in london are not armed. if you found one place that is armed, it's this. one place that is surveilled, so watched, this is it. a group of french teenagers are among the 20 that are in the hospital at the moment. there's people from around the world coming here. one of the most recognizable sports that you can come. so the investigation moving forward, we're hearing that theresa may that was inside parliament and hosting a meeting of the cob

. >>> well, a very scary scene on the river thames but it is not what it seems. the way british officials are fighting back against terrorism. >>> plus strong powerful flooding continuing to ravage parts of peru. the images have just been shocking. this weather here is weather that people have not seen in over two decades. >>> and closer to home i'll be tracking some rain we think for the morning commute in sonoma and napa counties but for places like san jose, you might have to wait till the early afternoon before that rain arrives. how much rain we're expecting from storm one and a second storm due in later in the week when we come right back. predt tay,s hwraedup tr thughsie >>> secretary of state rex tillerson met with china's president today as he wrapped up a trip through asia. while few details of the talks have been released, the secretary of state appeared to strike a very cordial tone in bei beijing in contrast to president trump's tough talk. he places a very high value on conversations with china that have taken place recently and that they hope will

meet sometimes daily to discuss terror attacks and we're near the river thames as well, where just 48 hours ago there was a big anti-terror exercise conducted by police officers. so there is no coincidence in where this attack took place. it took place just after prime minister's questions, the moment when the british prime minister is questioned in the house of commons, there were around 400 mps in parliament, when this incident happened, and they were mediately put on lockdown. the place is usually teeming with tourists, and there were tourises, big ben is nearby, tourists on the london eye several hundred feet in the air when this happened and they were also trapped when the power was cut to the london eye. it's also a place where there are dozens of heavily armed officers. in fact there's one just to my left now, keeping us and the crowds back. it is an area that is full of anti-terror police, and there was a very rapid response to this incident. as i say, at least ten people injured. we cannot yet confirm reports that one of the policemen who was stabbed has died, but certainly p

one woman jumped into the river thames and was rescued. the driver emerged with a big knife which he proceeded to fatally plunge into a policeman. with knife in hand he got through the gate to the palace yard where he was shot two or three times. islamic extremism was suspected in the attack. they believe they know the identity but are not saying. prime minister teresa may rushed away from the apartment spoke outside 10 downey street and hailed the country's revolve. >resolve.>> we'll never allow ts of hate and evil to drive us apart. >> officials say some of the 40 wounded suffered catastrophic injuries so the toll of four victims could go higher. >> continuing coverage comes up on "nightline" after "jimmy kimmel live" tonight. >> there is mystery and tragedy in new jersey tonight. that's where a mother found her seven month old twin girls unresponsive in their cribs this morning t. >> lindenwold police have the latest on this. dan? >> the coroner's office is trying to determine how the babies died. it's a tragedy that left the neighborho

we see one of the victims jumping into the river thames. four others are dead.e now from clarissa ward. >> reporter: about 2:40 p.m. london time, a car runs over pedestrians. >> there were people on the ground the whole length of the bridge. i saw people flying in the air. >> reporter: authorities estimate at least 40 people are h hurt, police officers with catastrophic injuries. >> to be honest, the one i saw the person wasn't moving at all. >> reporter: one woman endsen in the river thames and is later rescued with serious injuries. the attacker speeds over the bridge heading towards parliament. crosses big ben and crashes into a railing around the parliament complex. but the attack is not over. he exits the car and runs through an open gate, heading towards parliament, armed with a knife. >> the guy came past my shoulder with a big knife and started plunging it into the policeman. i just, never seen anything like that. just can't believe it. >> reporter: the attacker is able to stab an unarmed policeman before he is shot by responding officers. one photo from

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romanian officials say that a woman who fell into the river thames when the car piled into pedestrianser boyfriend's birthday. it is reported that she was seriously injured. and there was a group of students from this school in concarneau in brittany. they were in london on an educational trip. two of them are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wa nted visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wanted to stop to london first, to say a message to the british people, some of the people injured remain in a critical condition in hospital. the mp, louise ellman witnessed the shooting of khalid masood yesterday. she joins us live from pier head in liverpool. just recall, if you would, the events of yesterday as you saw them. i was events of yesterday as you saw them. iwas in events of yesterday as you saw them. i was in the parliamentary grounds on my way to vote. doing my walk that i regularly do from my office to the house of commons. i realised there was something wrong. i thought maybe there was a dem

it was just a car and midday traffic crossing the river thames until it turned suddenly. hop add low cement divider and started killing and injuring pedestrians. that's why this form of terrorism should worry all of us. the death toll stands at four tonight including a police officer, approximately 40 injured. it started on the westminster bridge, ended up in the courtyard of parliament when the attacker was shot and killed. have we confirmed single male attacker? >> looks like that's the case. as britain enters the day after this day of terror, there does not seem to be any credible sign of a claim of responsibility by isis, by al qaeda, that the acting deputy commissioner -- >> this was potentially a lone lunatic, a maniac. a british newspaper is describing this. taken it upon himself to do this, strike horror in the heart of british democracy. heard the prime minister theresa may describing it as sick and depraved. >> his face. it's an image that is so evocative about what this means, what this attack means. and as you so evocatively describe it, an attacker who uses a

she was later pulled from the river thames with severe injuries. >> ten bodies. >> reporter: the driver crashed his vehicle into the gates outside parallel meant. >> i seen a car crash into the wall and people started running all over. >> reporter: the attacker armed with a knife ran to parliament where he fatally stabbed police officer keith palmer. another performed mouth to mouth trying to save the officer. police later ending the rampage shooting the attacker. these images show one officer siege to point his gun at the suspect with what appears to be a knife under the officer's foot. the suspect is loaded on the ambulance, but later dies. the british parliament was on lockdown for a number of hours. outside the bridge brought to a standstill as bystanders and first responders rushed to help the victim. >> britain's prime minister called the attack sick and depraved. >> we'll all move forward together and never giving in to terror and never allow the voices of hate and evil to drive us a part. >> reporter: this morning, that investigation continues. life here is back to normal in the

. >> pelley: jonathan vigliotti at the scene on the banks of the river thames. president trump condemned the attack in london. he said the white house has talked to prime minister theresa may who jonathan just told us was evacuated from the parliament building during the attack. here in new york police have tightened security at british diplomatic posts and other locations. to repeat now, at least three innocent victims were killed plus the gunman and 20 wounded in the terror attack in london. the attacker was killed by polie. much more on this developing story on this local news on this cbs station. as always on our 24-hour streaming news service cbsn and, of course, right here tonight on the cbs evening news. until then i'm scott pelley, overnight. chopper 5 was over a massive that tree fell this morning... causing traffic headaches in menlo park. there ar and police are warn >>> new at noon storm watch. after strong rains overnight, chopper 5 was over a massive tree that fell this morning causing traffic headaches in menlo park. there are live wires down. avo

at least one person falling into the river thames below.he attacker then continued in the car, plowing into the entrance to parliament, getting out with a knife, and at that point fatally stabbing the police officer. other police officers responding, shooting, and killing the attacker. tonight police say they believe they know the identity of the attacker. they say he acted alone, he was likely inspired by islamic extremist terrorism, and a short time ago british prime minister theresa may called this a sick and depraved terrorist attack adding that londoners will never give in to terror and that parliament will be back in session right here again tomorrow. dan? >> alex, thank you. we will be covering this story all night on abcnews.com and first thing in the morning on gma. >>> we do move on to the desperate search for a missing 15-year-old who appears to have been abducted by her high school teacher. what police are finding on the girl's social media accounts is only deepening their concern. and here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang.

an example of that, today in london, the metropolitan police simulated their own attack on the river thames. the training scenario involved terrorists hijacking a boat and taking ever on board hostage. >> french authorities credit their increased security around paris for quickly stopping yesterday's attack. the exact motive is still unclear. elaine the suspect's father who has now been released by police said there were no signs his son had been radicalized. >> jonathan vigliotti, thanks. >> a wildfire forced more than a thousand people there their homes near boulder, colorado, the fire quickly destroyed more than 60 ache in other words the hills west of the city. firefighters are attacking the flames from the ground and the air. >> a prayer vigil was held in tennessee saturday night for a teenager police say was kidnapped last week by her high school teacher. a nationwide amber alert was issued for 15-year-old elizabeth thomas and 50-year-old tad cummins. he is believed to be armed with two hand guns. through the media, cummins wife has asked him to turn himself in and return elizabeth un

moments ago somebody has been pulled from the river thames as well. a car mowing down pedestrians on westminster bridge and the stabbing of a police officer just inside the parliamentary estate with the assailant being shot appear to be linked. we do not have that completely confirmed yet. commander harrington alluding to a possible incident involving someone in the river. commander harrington of the met police had to say they remain open minded about the motive but that a full counterterrorism investigation is under way. he said numerous casualties, including police officers. he also said that more additional police officers, armed and unarmed, will be deployed across london to help people remain safe as they go home and encourage people to remain vigilant. will not be drawn on the question of whether this incident is over. of course, also just mentioned prime minister teresa may has been confirmed of being safe in 10 downing street, very close to parliament. her official residence. it's been confirmed by downing street that she will chair an emergen

the impact of masood's car hurled 29—year—old andreea cristea into the river thames. romanian architect was later rescued, but suffered serious head injuries. the car ploughed on, through the people on the bridge. i saw my first friend in front, he left out of the way. then i saw this black shape coming towards me. i thought, that's a car. i felt sharp pain on my head. 18—year—old politics student owen lambert had just left the house of commons after a tour and was sightseeing on the bridge with friends. i was spun around, then i was on the floor, on top of my friend. i saw blood on his neck. i said to him, you are bleeding. he gestured to me, he looked at me. he said... well, he didn't say anything, he looked at me, i put my hand to my head and realised it wasn't his blood, it was mine. when he reaches the security barriers at the end of the bridge, masood is forced back onto the road. driving round those security barriers, masood then aims his car at a more pedestrians by these railings round parliament. then he smashes into them. in this moment, you go numb. i thou

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police officers who were attending an event nearby, and a woman who fell over the bridge into the river thamesd pulled out alive but with severe injuries. let us get a report on all that from gavin hewitt on what happened on westminster bridge this afternoon. early afternoon with the traffic flowing over westminster bridge. to the right, a grey hyundai starts crossing the bridge and then swerves onto the pavement. a woman jumps into the thames. others are knocked to the ground and under traffic as the vehicle races towards parliament square. left behind on the bridge, a group of horrified visitors. on the ground, dozens of injured people, some lying on the pavement, many bleeding, one trapped under a bus. some of the injuries were described as catastrophic. a big sort of crunch, sounded like a car crash but like the crunch of a wheel on a kerb. i saw the vehicle mount the kerb and it was coming out so quickly and i saw some people being hit in front of me, ijumped to the left into the road. i think one of the guys had been hit, but fortunately was kept past me. and then looked around me in sho

one woman pulled from the river thames with severe injuries. >> there were body, at least ten. >> reporterg his vehicle into the gates outside parliament. >> i see that one car smash through the wall and just people started running all over. >> reporter: the attacker, armed with a knife, ran to parliament where he fatally stabbed police officer keith palmer. one minister, tobias elwood, his face bloodied, performed mouth-to-mouth, trying to save that officer. police later ending the am rage. these images show one officer seeming to point his gun at the suspect. the suspect is loaded on to an ambulance by later died. the british parliament was on lockdown for several hours. >> this house is now suspended but please wait here. >> reporter: outside, the bridge brought to a standstill as bystanders and first responders rushed to help the victims. britain's prime minister speaking this morning in front of parliament. >> this was an attack on free people everywhere. i would like to thank our friends and allies around the world who have made it clear that they stand with us at this time. >> repor

edgbaston for the ground staff to be honoured at the moment, for others, glorious, down on the river thames this morning, in places it was a superb start to the day. but i was advertising today as a bed of a transition date something unsettled later in the week and the mechanisms are still in place for that to happen, out in the midst of the atlantic, we have a big area of low pressure and we are beginning to see the first signs of a significant change in the weather come third to the weekend. already across parts of the weekend. already across parts of the south—west, the odd showery burst of rain, prospects on the way towards wales and edgbaston, further north, something a bit more organised by way of rainfall. further north, the odd drop of rain, on the northern side, still cooler, elsewhere and not a particularly cold afternoon although if you are underneath the merc, it is into single figures and on the east coast, 17 in norwich, but on the coast, 5 degrees. that change already in hand. the possibility that through the afternoon into the evening, some pretty sharp showers replaced by a

thames, as the car mounted the curb. the unnamed woman was pulled from the river injured, but alive.t speed, past big ben, and crashed into the railings surrounding the palace of westminster. but the attacker got out, and armed with two large knives, ran around to the main gates, where he stabbed a police officer, 48—year—old keith palmer. as he continued further into the grounds, the assailant was then shot as he tried to attack other officers. is he coming? the panic clear from this the panic clearfrom this mobile phone footage inside westminster as staff and mps fled. amid the chaos of yesterday's attack, many have commented on the extraordinary bravery and compassion of passers—by, mps and emergency services in giving first aid and tending to the victims. but three people were killed by the attacker, including pc palmer, a father and husband. also aysha frade, a 43—year—old from spain, teaching spanish in london. the attacker, who also received first aid but died from his injuries, has not been named. but he was british and was once investigated for links to extremist organisatio

river thames. it isa river thames.tributed. paul day who created it has created the battle of britain memorial and the sculpture outside st pancras london station of the man and woman kissing and embracing. so this is, we werejust and woman kissing and embracing. so this is, we were just talking to and woman kissing and embracing. so this is, we werejust talking to him earlier on, this is a remarkable structure that you're about to see the queen unveil and i think we can see her just making the queen unveil and i think we can see herjust making her way to that memorial structure that she is about to unveil, but it is two monoliths, linked, the two of them representing iraq and afghanistan and representing the services you were hearing of servicemen and women and civilians and these two stones linked by a bronze disc and on the huge bronze disc really we see civilians, humanitarian workers, aid workers, but also troops. who took pa rt workers, but also troops. who took part in those campaigns. the queen and the duke of

romania who suffered a broken foot in the attack, and his girlfriend, andrea, who plunged into the river thamesa critical but stable condition. walking with the families, a group of schoolgirls carrying a message of peace. faith groups speaking out against terrorism. looking on medical staff from st thomas' hospital, many of whom rushed to the scene last week. many were here in silence and solidarity. silence. their memories will have been particularly raw in the police office ranks, who lost one of their rain. pc keith palmer was killed on the grounds of parliament despite desperate efforts to save him. —— of their own. in new scotland yard the talked about his sacrifice. this afternoon is about remembering the victims of last week's event. our thoughts and prayers go out to eve ryo ne thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was affected by the events last week. it was a moment of calm after the chaos here of exactly one week ago. it was also a united front against the horror and the violence of the attack. today, inquests opened into the deaths of four of those killed. this afternoon, tho

the mayhem on that bridge, one woman was either flung off or flung herself off to safety in the river thamese's now in critical condition but is alive. >>> the biggest vote of the young trump administration comes today as the house of representatives votes on the health care overhaul. republican mark meadows of north carolina leads the freedom caucus, about two dozen conservatives who are strongly opposed to the bill. meadows insists the gop does not have the votes to push it through, and he's calling on the white house to postpone the vote and start over on a new plan. white house spokesman sean spicer says that's not going to happen. >> if you want to see obamacare repealed and replaced, this is the vote. this is the time to act. this is what people have told the american people is going to happen. this vote needs to happen. if you are waiting for your chance, this is it. we need to act. >> major garrett has more. >> reporter: throughout the campaign, president trump supporters were promised good deals, maybe even great deals would be made on their what have. while it's unclear if the repu

bridge.at this point, at tourist from romania either jumped or was knocked over the side into the river thamesdaily mail video shows what happened next: a fire and rescue boat pulling her to safety.the crew happened to have been training nearby.the romanian ambassador says she the woman sustained serious head injuries and has badly damaged lungs. from scotland yard, the message to londoners: keep calm and carry on "it is still our belief - which continues to be born out by our investigation - that this attacker acted alone yesterday and was inspired by terrorism. to be stage, we have no specific further threats to (pam) more big news tonight:there is an arrest in connection with the string of bomb threats that have rattled jewish institutions across the united states. the suspect -- a jewish teenager -- was taken into custody today in israel.according to investigators ... the suspect holds a dual american-israeli citizenship. he was arrested after an undercover investigation with the f-b-i. i

it began when an attacker rammed a car into a crowd over the river thames, got out and fatally stabbedficer on the parliament grounds. 9 assailant was shot dead. some of the injuries are described as catastrophic. one woman was pulled alive from the river. also breaking at this moment, we're standing by to hear directly from the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff. he's furious over actions by the committee's chairman who, without informing the committee, went public just hours ago saying communications related to president trump may have been picked up by investigators through, quote, normal incidental collection. congressman devin nunes says the information he found is not related to the investigation of russian meddling in the election. nunes rushed to the white house to brief president trump, claiming the information is related to possible surveillance activities. the nunes also says none of the information was classified and one committee member say

bridge plowing on the approach to parliament, plowing through pedestrian, one jumped into the river thamesthat. and unarmed policeman at the entrance to the houses of parliament. one member of parliament bravely practicing cbr trying to save the life of the policeman. he was a soldier in the iraq war, the first iraq war. he had a family member who was killed in a cyber -- a terror attack, he knows what terrorism is and was involved. the police officer who was killed, keith palmer, a father of three, there were injured, tourists, men and women, all casualties in this event. tributes from around the world, cities were touched by terry including paris, the eiffel tower shutdown as again we believe according to various officials speaking about islamic terrorism, international terrorism, no word on who did it. police say they know who did it, they are on the trail of unraveling this terrible row terror attack. abby: the uk has well which katie hopkins taking aim at the open door policy telling tucker carlson last night the warnings went unheard. >> we are a country that spends so much time tipt

bridge.at this point, at tourist from romania either jumped or was knocked over the side into the river thames. another daily mail video shows what happened next: a fire and rescue boat pulling her to safety.the crew happened to have been training nearby.the romanian ambassador says she the woman sustained serious head injuries and has badly damaged lungs. from scotland yard, the message to londoners: keep calm and carry on "it is still our belief - which continues to be born out by our investigation - that this attacker acted alone yesterday and was inspired by international terrorism. to be explicit - at this stage, we have information about further threats to the public." (pam) now to the east bay... this was a disturbingly common crime álastá year in fremont... and now... it has happened again. grant lodes is back now with the details on the latest woman... to have her gold chain stolen off her neck. (grant) a guy was hiding in some bushes...and accosted two women who were just walking do

the brutal attack caught on cctv, accelerating in a cycle lane and woman diving into the river thames and car swerving on the sidewalk. the attacker was known to them but his name has not been released. overnight police in birmingham north of london made arrests. homes in london were raided too. >> we continue to go after our investigation, and was inspired by international terrorism. >> reporter: he had driven his suv across the bridge towards big ben, mounting the sidewalk to students and tourists. he reached one of them as heavily protected buildings in europe and parliament and crashed before stabbing an unarmed police officer. armed police then open fire. running as shots rang out. the attacker was surrounded and disarmed. at least one knife clearly visible on the ground beside him. fearing another attack, parliament was in lockdown for hours. this morning, parliament got back to work. >> we know that the victims include three french children, one italian, one american. >> in london today, more police on the streets but defiance too. >> the prime minister, theresa may, said the a

a woman was pulled from the river thames below the bridge with serious injuries.he waflipped over the edge of the bridge. this horrific attack comes as the uk continues to negotiate its exit from the european union bringing back to the forefront the pro-exit view that britain needs sovereignty to control its own security. the leader of the british exit movement is european parliament member and former uk independence party leader, nigel farage, he joins me now. good to be with you, sir? >> thank you. liz: the trump administration stands united with the uk and mourns your country's losses. can you tell us about the reaction of your colleagues right now? >> remarkably, whenever these horrible things happen, london has the public reflect about things and quite stoic about it, there's no great panic but there's worry. it's been ten years since a terrorist attack in london. in many ways we believe our security services do a good job. but, look, you can't stop everyone getting through. we don't know the identified the attacker. however, it is one year to the day that th

an example of that, today in london, the metropolitan police simulated their own attack on the river thamese training scenario involved terrorists hijacking a boat and taking everyone on board hostage. french authorities credit their increased security around paris for quickly stopping yesterday's attack. the exact motive is still unclear. the suspect's father, who has now been released by police, said there were no signs his sod had been radicalized. >> jonathan vigliotti, thanks. >>> coming up next, american volunteer doctors saving lives in a fierce battle against isis. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the battle for mosul rages on. iraqi troops, backed by u.s. special operations forces and air strikes, have isis surrounded. holly williams met with some american volunteers who weren't fighting but saving lives. >> reporter: a few miles from the front line, americans treat critically injured iraqis. this woman was hit by shrapnel from an isis mortar. and she's losing blood quickly. they need to stop it to save her life. the next ambulance brings in an iraqi policeman. he has a gunshot wound to his shou

you see one of the victims jumping into the river thames. we're told she was hospitalized.the aftermath. victims getting medical attention, waiting for ambulances. the terrorist rammed his vehicle into the gates of parliament, got out of the vehicle and stabbed a police officer before being shot to death. we're joined with the latest. you spoke to members of parliament who were finally able to leave. what did they tell you about what they witnessed? >> reporter: well, it's incredible. they were under lock and khey fr hours and hours. suddenly hundreds of them started filing out. and we grabbed some of them and talked to them. they were on the way to voting. they were moving underground, they have underground connecting tunnels, and they were on the way to voting when all of a sudden they saw other members coming at them from a different part of the building and telling them to go back, go back. they'd heard these shots ring out. and so they all went back, they went back to their offices. they sort of locked down. some of them who could get to their offices. others were forc

one of those still unconcious but stable is romanian andrea cristea, who fell into the river thames duringan ambassador said it was a miracle she had survived. tourists, they were coming to london to celebrate their birthday. he intended to ask her for marriage on the same day and this was, unfortunately... another victim from portugal said he was determined not to die. another victim from portugal said he was determined not to dielj another victim from portugal said he was determined not to die. i was like, yeah, i'm going to convince myself that i'm going to be ok and myself that i'm going to be ok and my legs will be ok but i was horrified because i was scared for my life. this afternoon, prince charles arrived at kings college hospital in south—east london, a major trauma centre, to meet some of the injured. a total of 20 people are being treated at a number of different locations, of whom six are still believed to be critically ill. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. all—day people have been laying floral tributes to those wounded and killed in the attack on wednesday, 48 hours ago. just be