Another officer shot and killed the attacker just outside parliament. Good evening, im julie haener. Im frank somerville. Experts are calling it low tech terrorism, and say its a growing threat. In this case, no gun was used, just a car and a knife. A total of five people are confirmed dead. Three were civilians, plus the Police Officer and the attacker. At least 40 others are injured. While no one is claiming responsibility for the attack, british Prime Minister, teresa may is calling it a sick and depraved terrorist attack. This is a live picture of westminster bridge. Authorities have not released the name of the attacker, but say theyre working under the assumption he was inspired by international terrorism. Ktvus Jana Katsuyama with the latest. Reporter an official at Scotland Yard said they are working through the night to track down any evidence or clues about this attack. And a man said the investigation will proceed rapidly. It we have prepared a map that shows westminster bri
the west says it s illegitimate in yemen 18 soldiers have been killed during overnight fighting between the army and al qaeda-linked fighters. it happened in the city of al-hudiara. it happened as a deal was being produced. omar al saleh is in the capital. what can you tell us about the fighting between al-qaeda and yemen security forces in al hudaydah? yes, well, i m having trouble hearing you, but let me start with an update with regards to the death toll. it has changed slightly. we confirm at least 20 yemeni soldiers were killed in the clashes that took place on saturday in the western province, it s a mountainous area, and the fighters launched attacks on a number of position, including security and check points. 20 soldiers killed, three kidnapped, and the number of vehicles were set on fire. also the fighters withdrew to a nearby mountains now, omar, in the meantime, in the capital sanaa a political deal has been made. are we about to see the houthis withdraw fro
intersection is shut down right now as police investigate a deadly hit-and-run. the crash happened in south san jose and woods drive. that is near capital expressway. nbc bay area s kimberly terry live at the scene. police have have west cap expressway shut down for a few blocks as they continue to investigate this accident here. the call came in just after 3:00 this afternoon and police say they showed up to find a man in his 30s. he was lying on the ground bleeding. he was pronounced dead soon after. witnesses told police there way fight that occurred before the car accident after which the driver took off. officers responded. based on witness statements, witness accounts there was an altercation in the middle of the roadway. and that s all we have. we don t know what started it. police won t say whether the victim was heard during that fight or if the car accident was the thing that killed him. this is something, of course that, the coroner will be looking into. seve
soldiers accused. sea of suffering - the pictures of a refugee camp is haunting. wait until you hear the story behind it. a surprise discovery by n.a.s.a. scientists that may change the way we all look at the universe. we begin with the arizona showdown over gay rights and the bill that critics said amounted to state-sanctioned discrimination. it would have allowed business owners to site relief to gays and lesbians. jan brewer announced her decision to veto it this morning. after weighing the arguments i vetoed senate bill 1062 moments ago. to the supporters of the legislation i want you to know that long-held norms about marriage and family are being challenged like never before. our society is undergoing many dramatic changes. however, i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. it could divide arizona in ways no one can imagine and no one would want. religious liberty is a core american and arizona
blow from an overseas parasite. steps some farmers are taking to save their livelihoods. bash hi there, welcome to al jazeera america. good to have you with us. i m thomas drayton. arizona governor jan brewer vetoed a bill that set up a national debate over gay rights and religious freedom. sp 1062 would have allowed business owners to refuse service to same sex couples. the bill received harsh criticism, including law makers who vetoed or voted for the bill. after weighing all the arguments, i have vetoed the senate bill 1062 moments ago. to the supporters of this legislation i want you to know that i understand that wrong-held norms about the family are being challenged as never before. our society is undergoing many dramatic changes. i believe that senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. in ways that we cannot imagine and no one would want. religious liberty is a core american and arizona value. so is nondiscrimination. goi