wiretapping. why the president feels vindicated, but it s not over yet. now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. alison: london is in shock tonight, four people dead, 40 wounded when terror struck in the heart of the city. shotlle: the attacker was by the police, but not before a rampage spanning several crime scenes. tom roussey traces the path of the investigation happening now. tom: this happened in a heavy rism area in central london. the terrorist is accused of hitting multiple people on the bridge, then making a left turn into parliament where he crashed into the fence, running onto the property and stabbing a police officer to death before he was killed. police in the u.k. suspect islamic extremism was behind the terrorist attack. and we will all move forward together. ne tom: the police officer who was stabbed was 48-year-old keith palmer, a husband and father. he was killed near the entrance of westminster hall. the alleged terrorist was then shot and killed. mo
helped save her life. and good morning to you. we begin with breaking news from london. police announced several arrests in the investigation. video coming in right now of at least one of the six raids overnight in connection with the attack. police storming an apartment. this is the scene in birmingham. investigators say at least seven people have been taken into custody. here s a live picture of london itself. you can see authorities are still blocking the entrance of the westminster bridge there. officials scrambling to find clues as to what drove this lone suspect to plow his car through dozens of pedestrians on that bridge killing three of them. he also fatally stabbed a police officer inside the gates of parliament. that officer has been identified as 48-year-old keith palmer. he was a husband and a father who was with the parliamentary protection service for 15 years. lockdown during the attack and will be back in session later on this morning. we ll start our
of the republic from 1789. george washington s mount vernon hosted this event. ms. dunn: i am the chief of staff at george washington s mount vernon. you are in for a wonderful presentation. i would like to take a moment to thank ford motor company for supporting george washington s mount vernon and continuing to fun this opportunity. i would also like to recognize some special guests. we have our george washington leadership fellows here, 16 fivents spending weeks immersed into a leadership program. they are here through the generosity of david rubenstein, who helped us conceive of the idea to have this group of students here. i would like you to stand so that we can recognize you. [applause] ms. dunn: this is our second class of fellows. they just arrived this week and have very busy schedules, but they are wonderful to speak with. it is now my honor to be able to injures tonight s introduce tonight speaker, fergus bordewich. he has been a independent historian and writer
somewhere else and drove to the campus. we caught up with students moments after the medics took away the victim. i was like there s no way there is a shooting because we didn t hear anything. i asked people in the hallway if they knew anything about a shooting. no one knows anything. i have a friend who s in a criminal justice class and said yes if you walk out you will see police. school officials insist no students were in danger. police say the victim not cooperating in the investigation. friends, family, and police from around the country pack a chapel in woodbridge virginia to pay their respects to prince william county officer aphis seat ashley guindon. she was gunned down saturday when responding to a domestic dispute and peggy fox joins us live from the service moments ago. massive show of support from law enforcement from around the region. the hylton memorial chapel holds 3500 seats in every seat is filled and brought in more seats. officers come local poli
groceries at the time. the man with a gun didn t get away with anything because the woman screamed and he ran. this happened in late december. then last week two women in separate incidents were targeted at an apartment complex next to dulles town center mall. on valentine s day a man told a woman to take off her coat and hand over her wallet. a woman coming home february 9th was robbed at gunpoint. from that incident detectives were able to make this composite sketch. the description is similar in all four cases. the man was seen driving a small burgundy or red colored car. it was scary. that night i did not sleep. of course, my first thing was to check on them because i heard noises outside. so it was really frightening. reporter: this victim says the most frightening part in all this is the robber s intention may not just be about money. that was the scariest thought and the only thing that went through my head was i wasn t going to just stand there and let him do th