>> the protocols -- [speaking in spanish] > should be treated as a bi-product -- [speaking in spanish] >> in order in their specialties and the risk of each one. [speaking in spanish] >> the modernization of nafta make stronger the trade in the region. [speaking in spanish] >> and contribute to the development of the partners. [speaking in spanish] >> i celebrate that the three presidents of the private sectors of agriculture in the three countries -- [speaking in spanish] >> we are together taking care f main concerns of the sector. [speaking in spanish] >> and we have clear from the point of view of mexico and we have been talking with our government -- speaking in spanish] >> that we have not agreed to exchange coin for any other economic activity. [speaking in spanish] >> i'm very thankful for all you ing here especially with the tightness of your schedules. [speaking in spanish] >> and you can count on mexico and the national council of agriculture to build together. [speaking in spanish] > thank you very much. >> thank you, gentlemen, we will have a ceremonial signing of the let

i am translating this directly from spanish. an exchange of gunfire, at a place... directly from spanish. an exchange of gunfire, ata place... iam looking on google. to the west of barcelona. basically, a suburb. that is coming from one of the catalonia newspapers. suggesting that one of the attackers has died. were still waiting for this briefing to get under way. and it is interesting, one of the people driving the van... that is one of the things that we do not know, how many people were inside the vehicle? implying that it was more than one person. this is coming out of her pretty trustworthy catalonian newspaper. they are going to have press on the groud, more than most. you would expect the information to be more trustworthy than other sources. 0ne information to be more trustworthy than other sources. one of the national newspapers for spain have actually named the guy arrested, in connection, with the attack. the suggestion that he had moroccan origins, but was legally resident in spain. those are the latest lines from s

this spanish newspaper, cata la n there. this spanish newspaper, catalan newspaper, saying that basically that was linked earlier in the evening, people have been following this story for a while now, there were reports of a police officer being run down by a car. they are saying it was linked to that. the car was followed to this area just outside of barcelona and there was a shoot out and one suspect has been killed. this was a separate incident? yes, we need to get across this press conference happening in barcelona and ascertain what the actual facts about this incident. there is information coming from a different town called vic, that is in cars —— barcelona, well outside of barcelona, a car has been impounded there. the mayor of that town is saying that that, by now at least, that part is linked to the investigation. it might turn out inafew the investigation. it might turn out in a few minutes time, later in the evening, that that part has nothing to do with the terror attack in the centre of barcelona. viewers n

they would rather fight the english than fight the spanish. you may have heard about the referendum a few weeks ago where to scottish or threatening bolt from the united kingdom. the only became part of the united kingdom in the midst of our story. the scottish two were seen clinically unreliable by london. this was helping to put more pressure on london to arm africans, not only because of the perceived political unreliability of the irish and scottish, but also because spain is putting competitive pressure on britain to do the same so that the british can fight the spanish more competitively. africans isn't obviously something that was welcome. wereorth american settlers strongly opposed to it, they felt that africans should not be armed, they should be marched at gunpoint into the fields to pick tobacco to create wealth for the slave owners. you begin to see the deeper ning -- deepening rift. what happens, of course is what i consider to be one of the turning point in the history of people of african descent is a -- a conflictd to that led

the top photo in the spanish press. they are talking about horror on las ramblas. >> what have we seen from the u.k.? >> some british front pages and the spanish mosaic, here is another mosaic showing nine front pages in the british press today, it is the top story. titles,see a range of the times talking about how evil strikes again with the guardian, terror strikes in barcelona. tabloids tend to be more sensational, the daily mail talking about a massacre of holiday families, lots of tourists in barcelona during the summer holiday. the sun talking about barcelona investors -- bastards. >> back to the spanish press. look at some editorials. mundo call for unity in the firm this of the fight against jihadism in all of europe, calling formal cooperation and exchange of information between european countries and within spain between the central government in madrid and regional authorities like the cattle and authorities in barcelona. paper, -- they say we will not let them win. this is a lengthy and emotional editorial t

also listening to spanish radio and reading media report is tom burridge, former spanish correspondent in spain. we have one name and picture so far of somebody involved. we have been shown the photo of driss oukabir. he, according to spanish media, is basically a guy who was born in morocco, he had legal residency in spain. there is various bits of information coming out about him in the spanish media. i think everything i say from here onwards, you know, take with a bit of caution at the moment and tell it comes out officially from official sources. some media are saying that this guy had spent time in prison in spain previously, and was released in 2012, according to some reports. an clear from what offences. and some reports suggest that he travelled to morocco recently and returned to barcelona and catalonia not long ago. but then another report in the spanish newspaper is saying that this guy turned himself into the police and is claiming that his id was stolen. so he is a victim too is his story possibly? that could be his story possibly? that could be his line to the police, wh

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spanish authorities saying not true. they say that is spanish media speculating. it is not true. as you say they have one person in custody believed connected to the attack, whether it is the driver or not we're not sure. i mentioned to you earlier saying a spanish passport was found showing a person of moroccan descent. other media outlets in spain saying this individual had what they call in spain an nie, that is basically a working visa,. in other words foreign national loud to work in spain has to carry one of these things. he was from north africa. that is what we have. also the area still in shut-down. the police are going door-to-door. when this attack happened people ran for their lives as you man imagine. many people on both sides of the boulevard dived into shops. those doors were locked by frightened people. only last 35 minutes or say an hour where police have gone to each individual stores, opened shop doors to allow frightened people to get out and get out of the area. it is still developing but we have confirmmation one person is in custody. as you say spanish offi

reporter: this suspect was identified by spanish authority as a spanish citizen, who was born in north africa. and it was his name that was associated with the rental of the white van that was used to plow down the pedestrians in barcelona, after his picture circulated on internationally television, he contacted local police where he lives, said. i am not in bers lona today -- barcelona today, i did not rents that van, i think i am the victim of identity theft, i think my younger brother may have been the one that took my papers and rented that white van, the key is that two people are in custody. but spanish police said at their news conference that neither of them was the author of the attack. we think based on the translation citizen driver of the success, the person who mowed down almost 100 people, 13 dead. 90 severely injured, still on the loose, that is concerning because you have a high pressure situation for a suspect in a terrorism attack. his intention may have been to die in this attack. and you have to assume they may be willing to die if they are cornered by police. gerri

shake the confidence of the spanish authorities here. it does appear from what we are seeing from isis related accounts claiming responsibility. heather: since you are on the ground and just landed what is the security situation like at the airport, metro stations were all closed down in that area where the incident happened? >> reporter: we are seeing security, tough to tell if it massively increased, but always raise the profile particularly since we are seeing multiple spots being attacked, authorities are concerned there could be more. they are saying there's one individual they are looking for, they think this sell was probably eight or nine people. you do see police officers with assault rifles walking around the airport in the metro station. there is heightened security here but also this is a tourist and vacation spot. all the planes coming and going, people are not convinced not to come here and still have a vacation. heather: we will check with you later today. police i dealing with the latest disturbing terror trend, turning e

the associated press is quoted a spanish newspaper, spanish newspapers, i'm sorry, themselves quoting spanish security sources suggesting that there are armed attackers holed up in a bar, somewhere in the barcelona area. again, we don't know if that is true. but that is being reported by official news organizations in -- in spain. so this does look increasingly as if it is a -- a deliberate act. again, we don't know the motivation. and you're looking at some of the pictures, andrea. i've been looking at some that we aren't able to show because they are so graphic. appearing online. they appear to show multiple people lying on the ground, and in a very difficult state. not being -- not receiving medical care at the stage at which the videos i've seen have been taken and looking as if they aren't moving. so there are multiple people injured. we know if it is worse than that, then perhaps it wouldn't be -- well, it wouldn't be surprising, sadly, because as i mentioned earlier, we have seen, for example, an attack in nice last year that killed 86 people. we do know that a vehicle plowing

reported by the spanish media. we will come back when we get more details on that. this follows what happened yesterday. the details still beginning to emerge as to how this story unfolded. we know that five terrorist suspects shot dead by police in a town south of barcelona after in attack in the cities -- las ramblas avenue. the government says the incidence are links. incidents are links. what questions are the spanish asking about this attack? is>e big question here where the perpetrator and are thehow big it was things police are working on. the question is will they be up to find the people who are supporting the attacks? for five orooking six other people who are part of the logistics of the attack you that is the main focus everybody has today. what to do the police no right now about the first attack ? driving thee person van that got away and is still at large, to other people were arrested in towns outside of barcelona. one of them arrested in a town on the previous night where there had been a explosion

the spanish intelligence services at this point and that would i include of coue as well. as from the speaker of the house of representatives paul ryan who described what happenedd in. b barcelona as pure e evilw thatat the preretty normal responseou would normamally t from the us government and from the white house went something as tragic. as what happened in barcelona because but there is a second part to this and stick with me has a second tweet from. the u. s. president he says we should study the history of general pershing. in world war two now he was a u. s. . general. in world war two in the philippines but the story that the us president says we should take a look at is false it includes. the mass murder and the torture. of muslims that this is not what you would expect to get has a response of from a u. s. president up to something so try yeah for that update sad philip trip that crowd that st. reporting from washington dc. right said it will principles that james created has been going through some of the reaction on line as to the attack in barcelona. and he j

barcelona, we're hearing some spanish journalists on the ground, spanish journalists on the ground, spanish radio, the city is really in lockdown and there is a heavy police presence, a lot of police controls and nervousness. tourists and locals across the city in bars devastated about what has happened. there is going to be a minute's silence in plaza catalunya, going to be a minute's silence in plaza catalu nya, just going to be a minute's silence in plaza catalunya, just up from las ramblas, at 12pm local time tomorrow. the mayoress has come out saying people should not be scared tomorrow. the people of barcelona need to go back on the streets and show these people we are not scared. that was the message coming from adder call—out, the mayor of barcelona. —— from ada colau.|j adder call—out, the mayor of barcelona. -- from ada colau. i know you will keep trying to draw the links for us. we are going to be com pletely links for us. we are going to be completely clear about what we know and what we don't know and are trying to establish. we will bring you any breaking news

. >> spanish - - spanish police shot and killed five suspects, 70 miles south of barcelona. the suspects were possibly wearing explosive vests and they may have been linked to the barcelona attack. explosions at a house wednesday night may also be connected. officers told spanish media that the residence may have been preparing explosives. >> what happened? >> oh god! >> terrorists are increasingly adopting new tactics. >> we have seen growing emphasis on undertaking more small-scale attacks, the terrorists are aware that they can gain global attention even if the casualties are small. >> isis is losing ground, but they are finding other ways to spread a message. >> we have seen a sevenfold increase in the number of terrorist incidents and a quick coupling of the casualties caused. there were 2000 attacks in 2001 and last year, there were over 15,000 attacks. >>> the mayor of barcelona said that a moment of silence would be held at noon on friday. we are still waiting for a complete list of the number of people who were injured, from all over the world. >>> and amber spoke w

in a spanish city of alkanar, 100 miles southwest of barcelona. they thought initially it was a gas explosion. but on closer inspect they saw the house had been flattened and they found what appeared to be cannister bombs. basically a bomb-making factory was uncovered. here is analysis from one of my countecounter-terrorism contact. they believe after the explosion in alkanar, with a trip wire it exposed the mission and the real mission may have been to load the van with explosives to maximize the casualties at the target site. but after the explosion the gig was up and they started to move quickly to what amounted to a plan b. so that's analysis. but it seems reasonable given the events that unfolded. >> how does the events of the last hour in cambrils factor into all of this? do you know? >> based on my experience, when you have a situation where the operatives are exposed, we have two peoplened arrest, that's been confirmed by the spanish authority. it has the effect of causing the rats to scatter, if you will. they don't know what's being told

who forgets the diaspora of the spanish inquisition? >> the spanish left. liz: i guess reversion to the mean in the most cases is let's hate the jews. who even knows why that is anymore. we do have to look at that and see -- be like facebook, for example. it's zuckerberg, it is twitter, it's google that have finally been pushed to get rid of or shut down some of these hate sites. in fact, one of the top companies just last night said, we're done. this is a company, i don't know if you know, ralph, they're pretty much the iron dome over any domain sites -- >> yeah. liz: -- so that it protects them from hackers. they take a sort of switzerland approach here, you pay us, we'll protect you. they are no longer protecting daily stormer. that ceo, matthew prince, is going to be joining us first on fox business in just a moment. please tell me now what we do here. you mentioned times square. there's nobody better than special ops nypd when it comes to cities. they have been so wonderful in protecting us, but there are barriers everywhere. is this what we've come to

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united states standing ready to assist the spanish authorities. we can talk to a bbc correspondent at the city. he works for our colleagues. i understand he is in barcelona. explain i am about 100 metres from the scene of the attack. ican metres from the scene of the attack. i can see many police officers and tourists are still being directed out of the area. it is one of the most populous and crowded areas during the day and evenings. especially, tourists a large crowd they are trying to direct out of the area. helicopters overhead. not letting people go in, making sure people get out. and of course a lot of people are following what is going on on social media, reports that have been varying from different sources. many people injured. also, i saw in the old town, historic parts of the city. going from restaurants to restau ra nts, city. going from restaurants to restaurants, door to door with guns, obviously looking for the man who ran obviously looking for the man who ra n after obviously looking for the man who ran after allegedly attacking p

has claimed credit, and one is a spanish ci, the other is from morocco. at this hour, the driver of the van remains added to you looming large. president trump condemning the attack saying that the u.s. will do whatever is necessary to help spain. the video taken captured some of the carnage. [inaudible screaming] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> tucker: liam sore was just a few feet away from the attack when it occurred pretty joins us now from spain. liam, where were you when this happened? >> i was in -- on the road just next to the rambler when -- and i was halfway down the rambler down the street. i was listening to my music. and from my left, i hear noises, and in the space of like five seconds, and go from hearing that to -- because at this point i am looking forward and straight. and then i see everyone from the bar and to the shops start screaming and running. and then at this point, from the corner of my left eye is where the van stops. and obviously, i continue traveling forward. i was still on my skateboard. and at th

there isa the spanish local authorities. there is a special helpline number that has been set up to help those affected. you can find that number on the bbc website. in downing street, the spanish and union flags are flying at half—mast as well as at other buildings in whitehall and westminster. in the last few minutes the prime minister has said that the uk stands shoulder to shoulder with spain. we must work together if we are to confront this evil of terrorism. and to confront a deal with the perverted, extremist ideology which drives it. ridding the internet of poisonous material, and ensuring that the police and security services have the powers that they need. terrorism is the great threat that we all face. together, we will defeat it. great threat that we all face. together, we will defeat itm great threat that we all face. together, we will defeat it. it was just a few months ago, london faced several attacks in westminster, london bridge, finsbury park and that attack in manchester also. the mayor of london, sadiq

approximately 130 spanish in syria. so when you're talk -- what you're tacking about is -- talking about is a methodology taking hold and with isis in some cases pulling the strings. that is of concern. not just in spain. it's a concern throughout europe. it's what authorities in london, paris and brussels are looking at again tonight. >> thank you so much, juan zarate and shawn for spending some time with us. we're grateful for your insights on a tragic day. nbc's kelly o'donnell is with the president in new jersey and he's getting updates as it unfolds in barcelona. >> this is one of the days when a president is in many ways a bystander and an observer just as the rest of us. he has the opportunity through his national security team and top advisers to get on the ground information from our partners in spain. but beyond that, it's hard to know what the president is learning or what he may be doing. there have been a couple of updates from the white house. initially what you would expect is what we heard that the chief

we saw a dramatic development overnight in the spanish coastal town of cambrils. a second attack involving a vehicle, six injured. those five suspects where wearing suicide vests and later police made those devices safe. all this comes after the attack thursday afternoon in central barcelona, scenes of sheer panic when a van drove through crowds, swerving back and forth. police say the driver tried to hit as many people as possible. that driver fled the scene on foot, still on the run. two people have been arrested along with a third this morning, this two people were arrested on suspicion of having been involved in hiring that fan. the london street has reopened under the close watch of spanish police put things back to normal, authorities say there is one more suspect that large. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on thursday, a series of attacks in european cities, berlin and london. >> thank you very much. if you are waking up trying to figure out what happens it looks like it all started wednesday. 120 miles away from the city of barcelona which i

. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> it was a spectacular 25th-anniversary gala, with 900 donors and the cónsul general of peru in san francisco, candy chávez. haydee rodriguez-pastor is the co-founder of vida usa and vida peru. this mother of six lives in the bay area and was born in peru. she inspires people because of the work being done by the nonprofit she started in the east bay with her late husband, carlos. he started a bank in peru, which has been an enthusiastic supporter of vida for years. a deadly illness prompted the birth of the charity. the infrastructure was already there after the epidemic ended, so haydee and her team built it into a life-saving powerhouse that ships containers full of surplus medical equipment and supplies to peru and helps millions of other people in at least a dozen other latin american and caribbean countries. >> i took care of the peruvian side while haydee was pushing all of the logistics from the united states, which was the most important part. >> the need is enormous. thousands and thousands live in shacks like this without running water or sewage sy

in a spanish city of alkanar, 100 miles southwest of barcelona. they thought initially it was a gas explosion. but on closer inspect they saw the house had been flattened and they found what appeared to be cannister bombs. basically a bomb-making factory was uncovered. here is analysis from one of my countecounter-terrorism contact. they believe after the explosion in alkanar, with a trip wire it exposed the mission and the real mission may have been to load the van with explosives to maximize the casualties at the target site. but after the explosion the gig was up and they started to move quickly to what amounted to a plan b. so that's analysis. but it seems reasonable given the events that unfolded. >> how does the events of the last hour in cambrils factor into all of this? do you know? >> based on my experience, when you have a situation where the operatives are exposed, we have two peoplened arrest, that's been confirmed by the spanish authority. it has the effect of causing the rats to scatter, if you will. they don't know what's being told

spanish media citing council and officials have identified you know. as the man behind the wheel in last week's deadly barcelona van attack police believe the suspect may now have fled to france they also warn that he's dangerous and might be armed and be our q.b. is believed to have been part of a twelve member cell were sponsible for the deadliest terror attacks in spain in thirteen years the instance took place in barcelona and can brill's according to the latest figures fifteen people were killed in the two at. x. pictures of the alleged perpetrators have also emerged showing them in their cars before they carried out the atrocities with with the manhunt for the barcelona driver still under way more and garcia breaks down how open borders have long been playing into the hands of jihadists on the run. in this day and age of truthful surveillance radicals who are often known to police could move down more than one hundred people in broad daylight and get away they can cross twenty six european countries and there won't be a single border checkpoint t

attackers ran them over in a car before police shot dead five suspects in the northeastern spanish city police say it was related to the earlier attack in barcelona and that the five attackers were wearing fake explosive belts when they were killed. >>> in barcelona police arrested a third man in connect shun with a terrorist attack that killed 13 people and injured over 100 many of them seriously a van crashed into pedestrians in las ramblas the driver of the van sped through approximately 500 meters of a wide walkway in one of the busiest tourist destinations in the city isis claimed responsibility for the attack, but produced no evidence to support the claim. >>> and there appeared to have been further attacks in the works. police in alcanar say an explosion in a home there happened as people were making bombs. one person died, six more were injured in the blast the explosive workshop outside of barcelona was connected to the attacks elsewhere in spain the spanish prime minister offered his condolences to the victims and their families he said police would reinforce security >> trans

it is in spanish. we have someone standing by for us and we are going to try and decipher precisely what was just said. he appeared to take some questions. a spanish official just wrapping up a news conference. kelly cobiella is standing by. malcolm, this part of barcelona that we're talking about, for folks watching and listening, describe this area and why it might be such a target for terrorists. >> well, it's a very good target for terrorists if you want to use it from the terrorist perspective. it's a large street with two parallel roads with a pedestrian walkway up the middle, the ramble. it goes all the way from the port and the aquarium area where cruise ships come in and goes all the way up to placa de catalunya. and as we analyze the vehicle and its location after the attack was over, it's pretty clear that he went off the roadway and drove completely up the middle of the pedestrian walkway. and now we're confirming that this is a terrorist attack. it was a vehicle as weapon attack, like we j

i would say that the spanish authorities, the spanish anti—terrorists and the local police in barcelona have done a fantasticjob. unfortunately, you cannot prevent everything. the spanish government says the terror cell responsible for the attacks this week that left 14 people dead has been broken up. this evening the king and queen of spain laid flowers on las ramblas, where so many of the victims were killed and injured. new footage has emerged as the hunt continues for one suspect who may have driven the van. we'll be reporting from the small spanish town where many of the young men who carried out the attacks had lived. also tonight... a war of words between professor stephen hawking and the health secretaryjeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. and at edgbaston, england crush the west indies in the first day—night test in britain. good evening. spain's interior minister says the terror cell behind the attacks there this week has been broken up. officials believe the cell consisted of 12 young men, most of them moroccan nationals. one man — younis abu—yaqub — is still at lar

let me bring you the latest on the investigation of the spanish attacks, spanish police say they believe there may have been eight people in a cell which carried out the attack and that the group planned to use butane gas canisters, thatis planned to use butane gas canisters, that is reuters quoting a judicial source with knowledge of the investigation. there was an incident on wednesday at a place around 100 miles or so from barcelona where it has exploded, a huge explosion, the house completely destroyed. police investigating that found canisters inside the home and they believe there was perhaps an intention to build a bomb back, but we now hear that the spanish authorities believe that the spanish authorities believe that butane gas canisters were planned to have some involvement in the attack in barcelona on thursday after that initial explosion on wednesday. there is also the separate investigation into what happened in cambrils, seven injured after a car drove into them and five men were shot dead wearing fake suicide belts. the authorities investigating these three separate but l

i do speak spanish. it's really, more than anything, when you see that, when i turned the corner i thought to myself... i don't know what i was thinking. maybe people got out of the way. maybe people got out of the way. maybe he didn't get anybody. i looked and i saw this lady laying on the ground sprawled out in blood. i thought to myself, as we were coming round the corner, this is going to be really bad. you know now, itjust seems like, apparently i'm watching bbc now, apparently there is somebody held up by police now. i will stay in my room tonight. there is nowhere i need to go that with a bad, let's put it that way. of course. given what we have seen in various european countries in recent months, did you have any qualms at all about being in barcelona? you know, it's really interesting question because it was in the back of my mind when i arrived. it wasn't necessarily barcelona, but it was in my mind just thinking to myself, you know, is this safe? you never think it's going to happen to you or

we're tore the youngest victim is a spanish boy, three years old. julian coming here for a wedding. three years old. julian coming here fora wedding. a three years old. julian coming here for a wedding. a lot of people, spanish people here, who were trying to help with the investigation, if there was some hope, it was something people would need to, that they wanted to see that, within this story, that things would be ok. but spanish verities in the last sheet 30 minutes saying that a minority, british/australian national has been killed. i think it's better say that julian cadman has passed away. two think it's fair to say thatjulian cadman has passed away. the foreign 0ffice offering support to julian's pa rents 0ffice offering support to julian's parents will stop we have received a statement now, this has come in from the family. it says, we are so blessed to have had him in our lives, and we will remember the smiles and held his memory they are to our hearts. julian studied at kent at school, he loved to dance and he loved to fill his pockets w

spanish , theaper, el periodico spanish for mr. says we must be united to read this is an issue of our time, and he says, we are obliged to win this battle. >> another tribute coming from lebanon? >> the lebanese army have already launched an offensive to retake parts of the country from the islamic state group in particular, hearts of orderings area -- bordering syria. they brandished the spanish flag as you see here on the front page of this lebanese newspaper. they interviewed -- in tribute to the barcelona victims as sort of celebrating a after they made those gains against the islamic state. >> moving onto to the united states where donald trump as said to be planning to outline his strategy of afghanistan? >> after months of silence he is said to be planning to explain what he plans to do their. according to the website that ago, it is a decision that will be expected to toe the line if you like, it is expected that he will announce a decision to send more troops to afghanistan. indicating "a more traditional approach to fore

a local spanish media reporting that over the last few months of the cia warned spanish authorities of isis's plots against barcelona. for more, let's bring in former cia officer mike baker joining us from boise, idaho. and from washington, robin simcox, at the heritage foundation. we talked about this earlier, but even if you know, even if the cia warns you that, this is coming. and today specifically talked about las ramblas and said it was coming. very difficult to defend against. >> well, it is. and they put out a variety of assessments and analysis. and a somewhat general warnings on a fairly regular basis. so the fact that they specifically cite las ramblas which is a very heavy tourist area which is similar to nice, westminster bridge in london, does not mean there are specific operational leads or intelligence i would say, okay, now you have a name to go on. a date or a methodology to go on. to be fair, you know, a number of government acted on the various warnings. it was not just citing nice, the british intelligence, they had been warning or advising britisj travelers of the

we're awaiting information from the spanish authorities. we are told number one, they are responding to the scene. you see some of that in the pictures you see there. and two, urging people. remember, barcelona a thriving city and popular tourist attraction this time of year urging people to stay away. don't go there our curiosity and telling people still in the area to be very careful to not move about in any random way and seek the guidance of the authorities responding to the scene. reporters are trying to get more information on this, but peter bergen, that it took such a short period of time for the authorities to say very likely a terrorist attack. peter, stand by. on the phone an eyewitness, pablo morane. this is john king speaking to you from washington. please, tell me, where you were, and exactly what you saw. >> caller: yeah. i was -- at the ramblos inside the booth when the attack happened. and we saw a lot of people running all directions, and the police -- began to [ inaudible ] very quickly. so -- [ inaudible ] -- >> pablo, w

[ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: ounter- demonstrat ors spent the evening in the mission making signs. they say they reject the organizer's contention that "patriot prayer" is innocently in favor of free speech. >> his group does not represent our america. because we are the grassroots. we are the people of color that are out on the street. if they have some token people of color there that are being puppeteers and they are not conscious of that, then they should come over here and get some lessons from us. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> transportation officials urging people to take public transit on saturday but it's bound to be tricky with no bus running into cal hollow or the in a rina. >>> in berkeley a setback for an anti-marxism rally for sunday. city leaders denied organizers a permit. still, christin ayers shows just police and even the post office expect unrest. >> if they get violent we are prepared. >> reporter: berkeley's police chief wouldn't give specifics on how officers will handle violent clashes at the anti- marxism free speech rally sunday in berkeley civic c

the king of spain was here, the spanish prime minister was here, the spanish prime minister was here, they were uploaded and the crowd were chanting, we are not scared, we are not afraid. that was their defiant message. and they really ca m e their defiant message. and they really came here in such large numbers because they wanted to show exactly that, that they're not going to be cowed by that terror attack in las ramblas, which of course, follows the pattern we have seen in other european cities, london, nice. the weapon of choice appears to be for terrorists to drive rented vehicles into crowds will stop and the crowds in las ramblas yesterday afternoon came from all over the world because barcelona is one of the great tourist destinations, of course, unless members in particular is where of the busiest tourist destinations in all of europe. —— las ramblas in particular. it was packed with people when the attack unfolded yesterday. and these people here in barcelona, from here but also careerists who have come here, wa nted also careerists who have come here, wanted to pay the

spanish media is reporting two armed men are holed up in a spanish bar. we want to get to fox business network's ashley webster. ashley, what can you tell us? >> maria that happened in an area immensely popular with tourists and locals alike. this is near cat at cat at thatn that square. it is full of bars and restaurants. the city council tried to restrict the amount of traffic on the boulevard. as earlier today you say reports after white van mounting the curb, running down dozens of people. we understand, authorities say many people have been injured. they are entrenched in there but we're seeing little else. much of the information coming from the spanish media. i caution in these type of situations we have yet to get a lot of confirmation from spanish authorities. we do know that the catalan police are looking for the driver of the van seen running away after he plowed into this crowd. yes it is being called terrorism by spanish media. yet to get that confirmed by spanish police but by all accounts it has hallmarks of similar attacks in nice and two

the spanish police reportedly conducting that operation. we don't know whether or not they are -- thinking that they may be on to somebody else involved, or perhaps a man involved in driving the van. by telling residents that they need to lock themselves inside their homes as this unfolds. and we are waiting for any video that comes and of that operation. as soon as we get that, we will put it up and show it to you as we continue to take a look at what is happening tonight. still on the run in terms of the main culprit here as far as we can tell. but of course, spain as a country that is seeing site skyrocketing numbers of migrants storming the country's beaches command that is not a metaphor. here's the vote arriving, people arriving, wondering what is happening. our next guest says that this is part of the reason, he believes, that europe is suffering the terror attacks. first we will go to trace gallagher with the latest on the numbers in this growing crisis in europe. good evening again. >> you look at that video, considering that from

spanish police say the suspect may have had explosive belteds. it came eight hours after witnesses -- belts. it came eight hours after witnesses watched a white van careen down a busy walkway in one of the most popular tourist spots in barcelona swerving back and forth mowing down pedestrians. residents and tourists ran for safety. >> so all of these people, tourists running with bags, moms, kids, everybody trying to find some shelter in some of the buildings around. >> reporter: spanish authorities believe the suspects who were killed are linked to the attack in barcelona and to an explosion last night in a town called alcanar which killed one person. the attack appears to be the work of a terror cell. two men are in custody, a spanish national and moroccan, but they say neither is the driver of the van. the united states was quick to offer support. >> the united states condemns this terror attack and we will do whatever is necessary to help. >> reporter: the islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attacks. isis has encouraged the use o

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authorities in the interim to said to have happened near street one of the main streets in the city spanish police say several people have been injured. that's what we know so far we'll continue to update you as we hear more. now i think jim chances refugee policy is under intense scrutiny once again a syrian refugees being tried in germany for alleged war crimes the suspected former commander of the free syrian army is accused of torturing civilians in the city of aleppo local media reports that he was arrested after one of his alleged victims recognized him in the street you know francis santiago has the story. year old was arrested in april last year and is accused of abducting and torching civilians in aleppo he allegedly led a militia group of one hundred fifty men linked to the free syrian army considered one of the so-called moderates in the west who is. very comfortable to use for the road to. europe. for. being saying by the beginning these are good guys on the opposition to the more they're being hijacked by by by terrorists by god it is interesting the enough it appears the suspe

we are seeing this now o on spanish s soil in a a very enigc placace for europeans. it is las ramblas, everyone knows it. it is a big shopping area, full of buses, metro lines, people milling about. dozens of people were caught up in this attack. sarah: the similarity with the attack where 200 people were killed. it is clear these terrorists wanted to bring about mass casualties. that map showing the city of barcelona. >> in the circle that is catalunya square. if anyone knows berlin it is like the alexander flava. -- berlin, it is like theza. if you're looking at that circle, it is like a clock. at 5:30, there is a road that goes down and that is las ramblas. las ramblas goes all the way down to the port. if anyone has been to barcelona, las ramblas is like a boulevard. on either side of the boulevard you have slow moving traffic. on the boulevard, cafes, plenty of people walking about. the fact that this person zig za gged down the street, it is horrific. sarah: one has to think of nice, france. another wonderful city, now a victim of terrorism. as we see with many

a local spanish media reporting that over the last few months of the cia the spanish authorities of isaiah's plots against barcelona. for more, let's bring in former cia officer mike baker joining us from boise, idaho. and from washington, robin simcox, at the heritage foundation. we talked about this earlier, but even if you know, even if the cia warns you that, this is coming. and today specifically talked about las ramblas and said it was coming. very difficult to defend against. >> well, it is. and they put out a variety of assessments and analysis. and and a somewhat general warns on a fairly regular basis. so the fact that they specifically cite las ramblas which is a very heavy tourist area which is similar to nice, westminster bridge in london, does not mean there are specific operational leads or intelligence i would say, okay, now you have a name to go on. a date or a methodology to go on. to be fair, you know, a number of government acted on the various warnings. it was not just citing meese, the british intelligence, they had been warning or advising british travelers of the pote

i'm ashley banks and you're watching our team america we begin today with a terror attack in the spanish city of barcelona at least a dozen dead many more injured after a van a rammed into the crowd at the busiest street in the city local authorities have reportedly arrested a suspect and they have no doubts that this was a terrorist attack artie's alexy he joins us live with the details now alexey what do we know at this point well we have a confirmed number of the dead at this moment it's twelve people that something has been confirmed by the catalonian authorities and spanish authorities as well also the number of those injured now treated in hospitals all across barcelona stands at eighty people the large percentage still a large proportion of the of the eighty people reportedly in serious condition so they've got a long enough. g.'s say that the death toll is expected to rise hopefully it won't but it's something that cannot be ruled out so the attack itself happened at five pm local time and well i would say this is probably the busiest street in the whole of spain not just in barc

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what more have you managed to learn about the tipoff from the spanish police? well, the timing is hugely significant, and it probably reflect the fact that we are so tense here in europe at the moment. a police car has just driven up the kind me. the question is was this a terror threat averted or was it a false alarm? and the newspapers here today are running headlines saying handymen or terrorist? in terms of what we know, there was a van found outside this venue which had been close down following a tipoff from spanish police. the armed police had entered the venue. it was evacuated. this was just a few minutes before the doors were due to be opened, so the doors were due to be opened, so the fans have not entered the venue yet. it was cleared out, and then we have seen images of the police searching this white van. they are inside flashing torches around, having a look at the contents, and the driver, who is spanish, has been taken in for questioning. the mayor of rotterdam warned people against jumping to swift conclusions. if you put together all of the e

a local spanish media reporting that over the last few months of the cia the spanish authorities of isaiah's plots against barcelona. for more, let's bring in former cia officer mike baker joining us from boise, idaho. and from washington, robin simcox, at the heritage foundation. we talked about this earlier, but even if you know, even if the cia warns you that, this is coming. and today specifically talked about las ramblas and said it was coming. very difficult to defend against. >> well, it is. and they put out a variety of assessments and analysis. and and a somewhat general warns on a fairly regular basis. so the fact that they specifically cite las ramblas which is a very heavy tourist area which is similar to nice, westminster bridge in london, does not mean there are specific operational leads or intelligence i would say, okay, now you have a name to go on. a date or a methodology to go on. to be fair, you know, a number of government acted on the various warnings. it was not just citing meese, the british intelligence, they had been warning or advising british travelers of the pote