London Mayor Sadiq Khan declined to respond to an insult from U.S. President Trump’s son hours after a terrorist attack at the Houses of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster on Wednesday. “You have to be kidding me?!” Trump Jr. wrote. Trump Jr. mischaracterized Khan’s statements as if he had said that terrorism is an inevitable consequence of living in a big city and that nothing could be done.
Dramatic video of Wednesday's terrorist incident in London shows the suspected attacker barreling across Westminster Bridge in a car. Surveillance video of the bridge broadcast by the BBC this evening shows the car weaving in and out of traffic as it crosses the bridge. At one point, something or someone can be seen falling into the River Thames below. A seriously injured woman was later pulled from the river and received medical treatment, an official with the Port of London Authority told ABC News. Four people were killed, including a police officer, and at least 40 other people were injured in the attack, near the Houses of Parliament. A man believed to be the attacker was also killed, shot
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