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messages of defiance yesterday, another clear message, huge praise for the works of the emergency services and medical staff.. good morning it s thursday, the 23rd of march. the other main headlines on the westminster attack this morning: police say they believe they know the attacker‘s identity and that he was inspired by islamist ideology. parliament will operate as normal today in a show of defiance. the prime minister is expected to make a statement to the commons. we are live at westminster. lots of activity still going on this morning. let s go to carole with the weather. a wet start to the day but generally speaking and improving weather day. more detail in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. we are here in the aftermath of the terror attacks were five people died and a0 people injured some suffering what has been described as a catastrophic injury after a man drove a axa vehicle into the crowd and went on to stab a policeman who later died. five p ....
lunch. i m michelle caruso-cabrera. checking the markets, s&p 500 and the nasdaq higher, not by a whole lot. shares getting high since late last year. lower by nearly 5% on the back of earnings. it s not all bad news, however. shares are surging. chipotle over a one-year high. let s get back to the big market story that as brian moated check out the s&p 500 over the last two months, flat, after a very hot start to the year. so what is taking the air out of this market? bob pisani is going inside the numbers from the floor of the new york stock exchange. bob, what happened? reporter: good to see you as always. there s a dangerous uncertainty for stocks. fiscal reforms are being pushed out. the hohn y moon s over on tax cuts and less regulation and infrastructure spending. the president said he was working on tax cuts yesterday. the market ignored him. weaker data to the consumer price index to the producer price index, economic data has been weaker. the odds for a fed ....
the democrats went all in on this race. they spent over $8.3 million. they said on the record that their goal was to win this race. they lost. and the iraqi has somewhat been, you know, that they almost won. no, they lost. they made very clear what their goal was in this race. they spent $8.3 million and through everything including the kitchen sink at it and lost. . trish: all right. fox news chief national correspondent ed henry is here, and he s going to weigh in. plus a crazy gunman goes on a shooting spree in califoia. shouting allahu akbar. look at this. the associated press sent out a tweet not mentioning that. saying god is great. and that s what media critic dan says, and he is here. first, let s go to our own adam shapiro for the latest on the georgia election. adam, you heard spicer. right. trish: you know, this is a loss, as far as he s concerned. as far as he s concerned and the president who, by the way, is ready to help, again, remember president tr ....
police are here in force around eastern mass, not just somerville. they don t disagree with the black lives matter people. what they disagree with is the fact that the banner is hung on a public publicking. we do not oppose the nucleas of e ideology. our core values are similar, equality for everyone. the community put up the banner almost a year ago speaks to our values. we are trying to understand and set a model for the rest of the nation how we come together in how we implement our policies and beliefs and programs. reporter: the mayor said the banner is not going down. to wind down, the black lives matter folk his a rally and some of them came up here. what happened next? they all started talking, mingling, the police and black lives matter people talking amicably. reporting live from somerville, i m bill shields. back to you. that s how we like it, bill. thank you. a lynn man is in custody after he allegedly tried to kidnap and rape gray honda civic into ....