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the country mark a day without a woman, a movement of support of women's rights. let's go live to news 4's meagan fitzgerald. she has been following the demonstrations since this morning. are they happy with the turnout and what they accomplished? >> reporter: wendy, they are. they tell us they're pleased with the turnout. just a couple minutes ago we watched protesters demonstrating outside the department of labor behind us here. they made their way down constitution avenue. they were holding signs and calling for things like paid family leave and equal pay for equal work. but that was just the latest demonstration we've seen here around the district. >> shut it down! >> reporter: there were many reasons why hundreds of pr protesters marched down pennsylvania avenue towards the white house. >> we have to support immigrants, the lgbt community, women, minorities. it's not okay to divide us. >> reporter: but what was >> if we don't get it -- >> shut it down! >> reporter: -- is these demonstrators say they want to live in a world where women are equal to men. >> i c

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. >> rest cued from a ravine, 200 feet down, a woman and her dog missing for more than a day found alive. and a bay area man is arrested for allegedly jumping over the white house fence. good evening everybody, i'm alyana gomez: ktvu fox 2 news' tom vacar joins us with the latest information from stanford and how this could have been a real tragedy. tom? >> reporter: well, you talk to the searchers and they will tell you bethany harri is one tough woman. here's why. 56-year-old bethany who disappeared thursday afternoon near wood side was found this morning at 10:30. her husband notified police thursday evening when she did not return from a hike with her dog to the bed an breakfast where the family was staying. >> we learned she is suffers from very mild dementia. so, these were concerns for us. because they are not familiar and she left without her medication. >> reporter: because this has every potential to be a life and death situation, 50 people initially searched for her for the next day. using the helicopter last night to continue the search. at dawn, ground personnel once again r

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giving you a live look at a soggy bay area. a lot of water on the lens. we have plenty of gray sky out there as well. winds have picked up and we're looking at temperatures on the cool side for this first day of spring. let's move in closer, take a look at where we're seeing some of this rain at this point. you can see stretching from ocean beach down through pacifica and a little bit over half moon bay. san francisco, a steady light rain falling. south san francisco, daly city, san mateo, palo alto across the bay in to the east bay, even a few moderate pockets of rain in and around oakland and san leandro, hayward. as we shift farther east now we've got rain over areas like san ramon, livermore, and over portions of the areas along highway 4 as well. antioch covers in green at the moment. in the north bay, fairly widespread for some time here. light rain falling over the north bay and moderate rain falling over the lake county area. let's go to the sierra where it's still dry but it's going to change. we have snow that will begin to fall a little bit lat

just a slight chance of a spr sprinkle. a greater chance of rain for the week ahead . >> tom, we'll see you then. >>> new information this morning on that attack in london. police say it lasted 82 seconds from the time a driver plowed through crowds of pedestrians on westminister bridge to when he was fatally shot by policer parliament. four people, including a police officer, were killed in the car and knife attack. police believe the attacker acted alone. one person remains in custody in this case. he has not been charged or named. >>> developing out of alabama this morning, four people have died after a small plane fell apart in the sky about 30 miles outside of birmingham. the flight was headed from florida to tennessee. fire officials say two teens and two adults were on board the plane when it crashed. witnesses say they heard loud explosions and saw debris fall from above. the faa and ntsb sending investigators to figure out what happened. >>> a young man from prince george's county went down to miami for a catering

a man and a woman were arrested, and a third man got away. police say he is armed and dangerous.( robin ) plus... president trump earned over 150-million dollars and paid more than 36-million dollars in income taxes back in 2005. that is according to an i-r-s document obtained by journalist david cay johnston. the white house responded before the documents were even released by posting his tax information ahead of an m-s-n-b-c report last night. ( james ) and... the suspect at the center of a viral video that some say shows vallejo police using excessive force had his first day of court. police are investigating whether the officer seen beating dejuan hall with a flashlight used excessive force during an arrest on friday. hall pleaded not guilty to all charges including resisting arrest. now let's get a check of the weather with anny hong. look for patchy fog this morning followed by cooler temperatures today, especially near the coast and across the north bay, as a weak system pushes into northern california. mild conditions return for late

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a one onnence with and a two, a stronger storm or moderate storm on thursday. let me give you a forecast animation for the weekend, starting at 8:00 a.m. saturday, we'll see clouds thickening and looks like during the day and into the evening we may see some rain develop up in the north bay, it will be pretty light and it won't move much farther south than about santa rosa before it sort of fizzles, leaving us with clouds going into sunday morning. so get ready for steadier, more widespread rain next week. back to the current time frame overnight tonight we'll have mostly clear skies, maybe a few little patches of light fog, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s and then tomorrow, st. patrick's day a nice and mild one, the luck of the irish will be with us. high temperatures upper 60s at the coast to lower and mid-70s around the bay, mid to upper 70s inland and the accuweather seven-day forecast. chance of some showers saturday, less of a chance on sunday actually, but we'll post a little rainy cloud there anyhow just in case a sprinkle occurs

no big deal. >> well, it's a big deal for me. >> it is a serious violation to land a plane on a taxiway. unclear what penalty if any ford may face. >>> uber self driving car toppled over in tempe arizona after another car smashed into it. police say a person was sitting in the driver seat. not clear if the car was in self driving mode at the time of the crash. nobody was seriously hurt. >>> still to come more chaos in vegas. as a guy in a pig mask pulls off a bold heist at the bellagio. >>> rain on the way for the bay area. clouds moving, rain comes down. but first we hear from buzz. >> among our top trending stories. and cannot be ignored. incredible first-ever run of a san francisco public school to win the state basketball title. ,,,,,, on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given fiv

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i have a -- well, i have a story about a retirement home. my wife's grandfather, he's passed away but his name was henry kaufman and when he was in his 90's, he was born in poland and then moved to cuba and was there for a while, spoke many different languages, wonderful guy but he was in a retirement and my wife and i used to go visit him regularly and henry always wore a jacket and tie, gentleman of that age tended to and he would sit at the same table with three other gentlemen wearing jackets and ties at meal time and we would come visit them and henry would always do the same thing, we would come up and recognize, you know, his granddaughter, my wife, michelle, and he wanted to -- he always we wanted to introduce us. this is my granddaughter and this is my grandson in-law. he's a very famous writer, he's name is -- what is your name again? [laughter] >> dave barry. he knew i wrote but he never read anything i wrote. he always wanted to know -- he was in the clothing business. he wanted to know how sales were doing. i have a picture and

margaret cuomo has produced a document ear and a book both called "a world without cancer" we took a spin around her local supermarket. >> >> the qualities of the vegetables and fruits are those elements that are going to help us reduce the risk of cancer, diabetes and other diseases. >> so says, cuomo, but there is some debate about the patrol of specific foods in cancer prevention, even organics. still she's a believer and says consider organic. but if you gasp at the price. >> bias much as you can afford. it's important that you eat the vegetable. that's the important thing. so if you cannot get them organic you are going to eat the vegetables regardless. >> here is something you may not have thought about. >> we want to keep the periphery of a supermarket because the healthier foods are going to be located there. >> cuomo says, fill your cart with fruits and veggies, like to may toes, peppers, oranges. >> broccoli, kale, collards. >> and try green tea. >> is known to have catechins has ha powerful anti-cancer effect. >> what does all that look like on your dinner plate? you. want

>> it was usually wrapped in a blanket in a bathtub. >> in a bathtub? >> in a bathtub. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm driving along the southern california coastline in san diego. i'm here to meet a woman who says her strange inheritance took her on a journey to meet someone she never really got to know when he was alive -- her own father. >> my name is nancy crego-powers, and my father, arthur v. crego, left a collection that took him a lifetime to accumulate. >> for starters, nancy asks me to check out the oldest item in her father's collection. >> i want to show you where i keep the gun. >> in the bedroom? >> in the bedroom. uh, yeah, that could be dangerous. >> oh, look at that! it's so beautiful with the inlay. it's called a pennsylvania long rifle. >> handmade in philadelphia. it's probably circa 1776 or a little later. this was still being used in the battle of 1812. it meant so much to him, and it means a lot to me. >> nancy's family has a history of military service going back

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more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> we have some freezing cold neighborhoods up in the north bay. rohnert park, petaluma, 32, getting close in santa rosa at 33, napa, 36, tiburon at about 42. freezing cold in lafayette, 3 is there, alameda 45 along with san francisco, san jose about 38. let's take a look at walnut creek and you can see we're off to a clear start. quiet weather if you're going to be on the road today. exercising, high amount of tree pollen and total sunshine if you're going to be out and about like walking the dog. forecast today about 59 to 64 degrees, 61 to 68 our warmest afternoon tomorrow. a little less sunshine, a little cooler, 57 to 65 for friday and tonight, mid 30s inland to mid 40s around san francisco. alexis? >>> taking a look at our traffic maps, we do have an issue in the south bay right now. it's northbound 101 around alum rock and it's reportedly off on the left-hand shoulder but we're seeing a solid backup approaching so that is a multi-car crash with some minor injuries report and h

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with a barricaded suspect with a gun, a police spokesman said. police responded to reports of a person with a gun in the 500 block of valencia street between (vicki) san francisco investigators are getting a flood of tips from the public about the motorcyclists sideshow on highway-101...that developed into a fight with a passing driver. 10 to 15 dirt bike and a-t-v drivers were involved in the mele where a driver was punched and kicked. the confrontation was caught on camera by another driver. the c-h-p says they are receiving help from witnesses to identify the group of motorcyclists. (grant) another big story tonight... high tension in the east bay. a homeowner's decision to fly the confederate flag is met with backlash from some of his neighbors. kron four's philippe djegal reports from brentwood... where the nation's political and racial divide are coming to a head. eric harvey explains why he chose to start flying the confederate flag on his side yard. he lives on craig court in brentwood.eric harvey/homeowner- "its more or less a redneck th

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a police officer suffered a shoulder injury after getting into a scuffle with some of the protesters. at least 11 protesters were taken into custody. some of them took off running. >> 6:46. a live preview of "gma" is next plus panic in central park when a teen falls through an ice coated pond. david. >> not quite as chilly this morning but we have some sprinkles and showers around. some of the kids might want an umbrella early. this afternoon it gets milder. we could ease back on the gear. we'll have your 12-hour forecast just ahead. >> ♪ >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> robin roberts joining us live from the "gma" studios in in. yc. robin i know you're going to be talking about that new directive from homeland security and the t.s.a. >> reporter: matt and tam, certainly will be. breaking this morning, that official homeland security announcement banning electronics on direct flights from 10 major countries to the united states. passengers no longer able to carry on devices larger than a cell phone. we're going to have all those details for you this morning. >>> a

she was a mother, a daughter, a sister. she was a mentor. she was a hard worker. she loved everybody, active in the communities, active in the churches. she was great wife." johnson says the couple had only been married for a few months. he says at one point they both lived in this building. he recalls arriving that morning and see the building on firedeondre johnson/wife died in west oakland apartment fire: "when i got here at 8 o'clock in the morning i had to give the schematics of the building to the fire people. the building had no real adequate fire escape, extinguishers, sprinklers or even fire plan. what i would like to do is bring awareness to all of these dilapidated buildings in oakland, san francisco that they need to be checked immediately and brought up to code"johnson says he wants to bring attention to buildings in substandard condition in memory of his beloved wife cassandradeondre johnson/wife died in west oakland apartment fire: "she was my best friend and now i got an emptiness cause i wake up every morning looking for her or to hear her on the

fractionally, maybe a quarter of a percent a piece. wti with not much movement on the saudi oil minister's comments. the 30 year yield in the u.s. is 1% which is pretty fascinating. let's move on, bank of montreal is marking its 200 year in business. to celebrate, their ceo bill downe rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. let's have a listen. ♪ moment there it was, the . earlier this month, they beat earnings estimates helped by improvements in wealth management and capital markets. william downe joins us. congratulations. several points during that time, pretty good to be still in business 200 years later. what is the environment like now for north american banks? >> a good environment. we came out of the recession in different states, the bank of montrÉal came out strongly. we have put capital back into the businesses that matter most and our u.s. businesses, not only much bigger than it was prior to the recession, but growing in a very healthy way. vonnie: a lot of the canadian banks are making acquisitions. you t

so a bit of a concern there. on trade, look, i think he's right that we need both fair and free trade. we can have that, but we have to be careful on the protectionism side. overall, i thought it was a really good speech. i taught he delivered it well. >> how much distance do you think there is between your views of the world when it comes to having a balanced budget and to controlling the national debt and some of his plans at the moment? >> well, look, i think he also wants to have a balanced budget, but i think when you look at the numbers, it's pretty clear you can't get there without focusing on all sides of the budget. based on the speech last night and other comments that have been made by the administration over the past few weeks coming up to the budget, which we'll see in the next few days, you know, we've got to be sure that we are focused on dealing with not just the immediate issue but the fact that the projections show we're back to a trillion dollars in annual deficits in the next eight years. we'r

(mark) a massive fire caused a bridge along a busy atlanta interstate to collapse. now...the governor of georgia has declared a state of emergency. it happened around 7 last night during rush hour. plumes of smoke could be seen for miles and covered the city's skyline. officials report the flames reached up to at least 40 feet high. (mark) no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. (darya) this morning we are getting new information about the events that lead up to a deadly bus crash in texas that killed 13 people. it turns out that other drivers had called police to report an erratic pickup truck just minutes before that truck swerved into oncoming traffic and hit the bus. 13- church members and the driver were on their way home from a church retreat when the accident

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moments after a car slams into a cafe. this happened last thursday in santa fe, new mexico. the car hit a number of people. they're all expected to be okay. police say an 83-year-old woman discovered later sitting in the cafe was the driver. she told officers she tried to put the car in park but something went wrong. no charges have been filed. >>> we're going to turn to another close call this one in florida between a luxury home and a luxury liner. >> the frightening incident was all caught on tape as a terrified fort lauderdale couple watched helplessly as a giant cruise ship appeared to head straight for their house. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: caught on tape, a cruise ship's close call with a home. a cruise ship bearing down on a ft. lauderdale home. >> get out! >> reporter: bill todhunter and his wife yasmine ran to their deck screaming when the equinox appeared to be heading straight for them. >> i looked up and i could see the bow of the ship, and i knew something was wrong. >> that's when i was panicked

. >>> we'll get a whole lot of are a intoday.& we may see a few showers develop noon, just a few showers but as that warm front gets a little further north we should break out into at least partial sunshine and be in for a pleasant afternoon. there's your warm front lifting north. couple showers around here the trade-off temperatures back in the 70's by this afternoon. there's your seven day. 73 today. 77 tomorrow. we get a little cooler by the end of of the week with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. spring like around here. no freezing temperatures on the seven day. >> yay! >> that will encourage the cherry blossoms to keep doing their thing. all right, speaking of doing their thing, erin is here. how are the roads. >> good. what do you think the best night is to meet a friend for an out possible this week. >> depends what friend it is. >> i'll tell you more later then. 66 eastbound, that wasn't a good answer, light fog and dizzle. we have some big problems. earlier crash at 28 in centreville cleared. from 234 to 28 a sea of brake lights. you need 30 extra minutes to get from 29 to th

and a car plowed into a lady. >>> turning up the heat. republican leaders pressure holdout ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote against -- for the bill. >>> under surveillance. >> i have seen intelligence reports that show that the president-elect and his team were monitored. >> the statements released today that have president trump feeling somewhat vindicated. >>> the deadly attack today outside of london's parliament. a short time ago they said it's no time ago that . >> they say it's no coincidence that he chose that location. >> the emotional statement came after four people in a police officer yards from parliament. >> 40 people were hurt when a car plowed through pedestrians on westminster bridge. benjamin hall is in montana. they say extra officers will be on the street for the next few days. >> reporter: on the streets of our capital this afternoon. >> reporter: a deadly wednesday afternoon attack unfolding outside of the parliament building. . >> we have to clear this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: he was driven the whole way

a violent attack at a maryland high school. shutdown by police. >> we felt this was going to be carried out. there was no doubt in our minds. we aveteraned disaster. >> a teen girl is accused of plotting a shooting. investigators say she was dangerously close to following through on her plan. >>> the father of one of the teenagers accused of raping a girl in rockville high school is also now behind bars. >>> he was gunned down inside his dc home. >> somebody out there knows what happened to my brother. i know it. i feel it >> 27 years after the murder of norman rich detectives haven't been able to crack the case. we fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> developing tonight a school shooting plot stopped by police in maryland. thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, a teenager was storing a should go fireworks and other materials to make pipe bombs. police uncovered her detailed plan, thanks to a call from one of her parents >> lindsay watts is live in fairmount with the story. lindsay? >> reporter: the frede

the lymph nodes would get a little bigger, a little smaller. it was a yo-yo effect. katie: during that time, you were getting no chemotherapy? >> no chemotherapy, just monitoring. we did not know if i had cancer. psychologically, it was a challenging time. it was almost like purgatory. i did not know which direction to go. i knew if i had stage 4, i would do everything i could to combat it. if i was cured, i wanted to move on with my life. i was kind of stuck in the middle. after a year of monitoring, we had a couple of scans in a row that showed enlargement in the lymph nodes and a couple of spots in my lungs. i was at stage 4. katie: you went back on chemotherapy? >> when you are stage 4, it depends a lot on the patient and the doctor. there is a lot of leeway. i use the phrase currently incurable because i look at it like melanoma where people were considered incurable 10 years ago and now are doing fantastically. i was currently incurable at that point. since i had such a low growing disease, i was having a good life. why don't i put off chemotherapy for a while

the cool loot at a is about a thousand calories. they're coming up with a new coffee called the frozen coffee and they also have al nitro cold brew that they started to sell so they're experimenting with true coffee flavors to appeal to the coffee drinker and not the desert lover. >> my issue with that is the name. it sounds like coffee like cool lots or something. it's like they gave up on the name. >> reporter: they've been around for ages. i've had them here and there especially on a hot summer day. i'm a frappuccino type of girl. i couldn't get into the coffee coolatta. >> i think it was the name. you thought cuolottes. >> reporter: i remember them back in the day. theye i'm short. yes you have to hem them. >> how tall are you. >> reporter: five-one. >> 5:two. see you later. have a good weekend e . >> reporter: bye-bye. >> i like when people are shorter than me. >> steve i know you're not talking about conversation with lauren simonetti. >> into true fairness i was hoping tucker would say the same thing to me when i talk to laur

a performer had a hard landing on a swing act and stayed down. you can see her fellow workers tending to her aid. the seattle post intelligence showed a photo of her going airborne just before getting hurt. she's expected to be okay. a performance was put on hold last november when a worker died. that was not during a performance. >>> it's 6:06. a developing story out of atlanta, recovery efforts are continuing right now after a fire caused part of a major interstate to collapse. this was the scene of i-85 during rush hour. firefighters say the fire actually burned right under the freeway. luckily, no one was hurt. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the interstate will be closed for the foreseeable future. >> this is going to take time for inspection and it's going to take time for the engineers to assess what they are going to have to do to build it back. >> this reminds me of a scene in the bay area ten years ago. you may recall it as well. a tanker fire that caused the mcarthur maze to collapse. the driver of the truck was the onl

what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. >>> just about 6:30. a storeowner fights back. a businessman opens fire on a thief, and in the process, a flurry of cash rains down in the street. >>> fire fallout. flames at a delaware shoe store creating traffic trouble for drivers this morning. >>> and barred from boarding. two teens kept off a flight because of wearing leggings. the airline is explaining its decision. >>> 6:30 in the morning. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. and we have meteorologist bill henley and the latest forecast. >>> we have clouds, rain, and fog, too. look at this, the view of center city from the adventure aquarium looking across the delaware. you can make out lights in the distance. the fog is obscuring the buildings this morning. too. the rain showers have been steadiest at some of the suburbs and the lehigh valley. county. a few showers have moved through philadelphia. the ste rnorth and west for now. grab the rainll n gd it this mo. you may need extra time because of fog. no dense fog, but t a mile in coatesville. light fog for atlantic ci

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let's get you a little bit of a preview on what is coming up. wilbur ross says it is time to head the refresh button on the rest of the world. we will have a conversation with the u.s. commerce secretary next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. says.s. commerce secretary of that washington is not expected to have negotiations on the rebound until later this year with nafta. wilbur ross also held a talk that will not last longer than a few months rate >> we regularly with mexico.urplus now we have a trade deficit. with mexico. when we go to the pre-nafta and post nafta there will be a big change. >> one of your big changes is to reduce, absolutely. >> we think there is no logical we need to have a trade deficit that equals the combined a trade surplus of the rest of the world. we have a way of life to absorb all of the exports. there will have to be some kind of threat made about tariffs. will that really disrupt trade in mexico? >> i am not a very threatening figure. so i do not know about the word threat. mexicans, the canadians, every

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it gives you a license in a certain way. business is the most trusted institution by those people who haven't made their minds up about whether the system is working or not working. business has the chance now, and uber has to be part of that drive to get to a place where the results are good for the worker and for the customer, as well as the shareholder. that's the dream. william: can i go back to something richard was talking about earlier? you are talking about retraining, maybe uber could create some sort of fund to help people get retrained. one of the biggest mysteries to me in this election, the so-called trump of voter is somebody feeling left behind economically by the last eight years of the obama administration, and they don't have a fulfilling job. they don't make the income they would like to. they feel like they have lost out somehow, and they are crying out to be retrained. i don't understand how you are going to retrain these people. are you going to take somebody who worked on an assembly line in an auto pl

a homicide? >> correct. >> that solved one mystery but left another. why would anyone want to kill him? maybe it had something to do with a woman in his life. he had broken off his engagement >> i just found out he was dead this morning. now, i feel like i'm a suspect. >> and there was somebody else nobody knew about. >> i was lonely. just needed someone to talk to. >> did it also get a little steamy, mary? >> yes. >> passion and a secret that the wrong person discovered. >> her face looked like she had seen a ghost. she said, sheriff -- >> stay with me. >>> office phone call i think you need to take. >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy. winter co and stays late in far western new york. the farmlands near chautauqua lake, tilled by amish and dutch li and ice for months at a time, but in this place of frozen stillness, the hottest of passions, boiling jealousy came 1700 residents in the southwest part of the country, is still shakof joe gerace is the long-time sheriff.

it was as a result of me being discredited, basically, called a liar and a fraud and a con and people not trusting my work, not just my identity but everything that i did, including my resume was called into question. where was the worst criticism for you? what hurt the most? i would say that the biggest attack was from, of course, the parents and the white media and the white police, the white establishment at large really dealt the biggest blow, but the criticism that hurt the worst was from the black community because i still feel like that is home for me. and even if i had been evicted, pushed to the fringe, some people don't see me as part of that group, it is still where i feel like i fit and where i feel at home. so that hurts, it is painful because i feel like there is misunderstanding that i want to resolve. if i could resolve one group's misunderstanding, it would be the black community. rachel dolezal, thank you. thank you. with me in the studio is guilaine kinouani, who is an equality consultant and writer. you listened to that interview, what did you make of her? firstly,

party caught between a rock a hard place? jeff: investors have been in a position for a very long time. the conclusion is pretty clear that by and far and away most instances held view had been low for longer and low for longer means he had to move out of the risk spectrum. if you couldn't are one of able to accept lower returns. the fundamental challenge them becomes what happens when you bring back an alternative? what happens when you bring back yield to cash? there is a new idea. we're not really quite there yet and 25 basis points will not change the world of the investment outlook. when you look -- when you look forward at where we are trying to get to, implying a 3% cash rate, most people have a 5% typical view on income. if i can get most of my income without taking any risks, most people would take that choice. they have not had that choice. and how the financial markets transition into that environment, that is behind the fed's desire. let's go gradual and feel the stones. we are in uncharted territory. an epic amou

a driver plowed a car into a group of pedestrians, then stabbed a police officer, at least four people, including the officer were killed, 20 others were wounded. the attacker was shot to death by the police. elizabeth palmer is in london. >> it has been a terror attack. >> in only second askar speeding along the sidewalk left a trail of broken and bleeding bodies strewn across one of london's businessth bridges. >> seconds later, the car had crashed into the railings around parliament, setting off a panicked rush. >> in the chaos, shots rang out. >> it turned out the driver had shot past security into parliament's grounds and started to stab a policeman until he was fatally shot by another officer. >> the attack began in early afternoon, when parliament was in session, but astonished politicians were suddenly told it was in lockdown. >> i am going to us is intend the sitting of the house. this house is not suspended but please wait here. it is not suspended. >> british prime minister at the reis a may was whisked to safety while on the nearby bridge paramedics helped the injured and f