time. president zelenskyy said we re moving forward, that s still the message. they want to take more territory. but for sure the winter is going to be brutal and hard here. at night subzero temperatures. the city doesn t have heating. it gets cold here at night. nic robertson we re so glad you and your team are there. thank you for that remarkable reporting. we have new video showing the moment an explosion ripped through a packed street in ist istanbul. a major pedestrian thoroughfare, the attack killed at least six people, injured more than 80 others. turkish officials say the incident is an terrorist attack and the president is vowing to punish those responsible. police have detained 46 people, including the suspected bomber, a syrian woman who they say entered turkey illegal and trained with kurdish terrorist groups. they have footage of a woman sitting on a bench for more than
history. the man who appears to have been at the wheel of the vehicle was arrested about a mile from where all those people were killed and video that we believe shows what happened right before he was arrested, the man is confronted by police officers and he appears to say to police, repeatedly, kill me, kill me, kill me, shoot me in the head. the police did not oblige him that. he was taken into custody alive. we know his name. we know his age, but we know nothing thus far about what motivated the attack. on days like this, of course, what is in the front of the mind are other times that we have seen events that looked like this. we have seen vehicles used as deliberate weapons of mass murder over the past couple of years, in a bunch of different countries, national holiday fireworks display in nice in france last summer, on london bridge last summer in london, england, on a major pedestrian thoroughfare in barcelona. and of course on a bike path in manhattan on the west side of
incident in the town of cambrils and terragona, which is about 75 miles southwest of barcelona. what we know is this is a separate incident, not, it seems, related to what happened here in barcelona late this afternoon about two blocks away from me on las ramblas, which is the main pedestrian thoroughfare in barcelona where 30 were killed and more than 100 were injured when a van plowed into pedestrians and tourists, throwing them across the road. this menning women, and children. the van driver fled the scene. he abandoned the vehicle. and he as we understand it is still on the run. we were told earlier. there s no evidence he was armed. it does appear he may have been trying to get toward a getaway vehicle, but it s not clear if
tve, reporting that four terrorists, as they described them, have been killed in what they describe as a terror incident in the town of cambrils, 75 miles southwest 6 barcelona. what we know is this is a separate incident, not, it seems, related to what happened here in barcelona late this afternoon. about two blocks away from me, the main pedestrian thoroughfare here in barcelona, where 13 were killed and more than 100 who were injured when a van plowed into pedestrian tourists, throwing them across the road. this is men, women, and children. the van driver fled the scene here, abandon the vehicle, and he, as we are understanding, is still on the run. we were told little earlier that there is no evidence that he s
they re talking. it s a pedestrian thoroughfare. so, we ve seen it and so it s beyond this incident. it s the first thought is where else. first, do i know anybody there. second, where else is this going to happen. it s only the middle of august. and that s the intent. and so, that s the first thought. beyond that. beyond that, you really have to wonder about, look, spain has very strong anti-terrorism laws. they ve had them since before 9/11, since before islamic terrorism, when they had their own terrorist problems with e.t.a. and the basque separatists. they have tight police restrictions. so, what happened? how is it that this got through? and if this is isis-inspired instead of isis directed, do police and law enforcement and intelligence agencies have to really rethink their approach to terrorism? for example, is it not just about collecting intelligence ahead of time but making sure that there is no vehicular