Page 36 - Knife Attacks News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Next week. this couple was first in line at the courthouse in beverly hills, paperwork in hand. >> if there were another window, we would leap through it the moment it became open. >> reporter: for now that window remains closed but couples who have been waiting years to tie the knot say they can wait another week. judge walker made it clear he does not think the opponents of gay marriage will have much luck with their appeal, but then again, that's not up to him. it's up to the justices of the ninth circuit court in san francisco and perhaps those of the united states supreme court. ryan owen...

Dong province. in a nearby province, a man convicted of a similar spree in march were executed. eight children died, attacked by the man outside their school doors. >> while the crime is less common in china than it is here but knife attacks there have been on the rise since 2004. florida governor charlie crist makes it official. he is abandoning the republican race to run for the senate as an independent. crist was the front-runner senate race a year ago before the rise of tea parties activists and the candidate -- their candidate of choice, marco rubio. >> my decision to run for the united...

Let's stop talking about it and show you what we mean. here is the best of our weekly seen and unseen segments. >> with raymond. >> and laura ingraham. >> enjoy. >> laura: okay. >> raymond, where are we starting? nice control? >> sadiq khan the mayor of the london knife control. this is the same man to remind everybody, a few years ago, he rescinded the policy of searching and stopping people who might have weapons. >> stop and frisk. >> he said it's racist and might be islamphobic. >> do they only stop islamists? >> it's mostly gang activity that we are seeing. >> laura: but led the from fili...

Death of europe. and you write, doug, that europe is committing suicide. is this an example of it? >> i'm afraid i think it's just the latest chapter in what's going to be a very long and very bloody story. just also today it's worth just noting that there were two attacks in france. one a knife wielding attack on a soldier in paris and the other a hammer wielding attack shouting aloe akbar who attacked two women on the street. we are getting sort of used to this in europe. but whether or not it's something we ought to welcome used to is another question. >> brian: of course you shouldn't get ...

Couple of men shouted run really loud, you could hear it. we all just piled off the train, running for our lives is what it felt like. >> leland: joining us now, vice president of research at the foundation for democracy, we always seem to have you when there is bad news but we appreciate you being here nonetheless. >> if you think about this attack, it certainly tells you there are very bad people who want to hurt people in the west, we don't have a claim of responsibility, all the hallmarks .1 way. that said, look at what it isn't. it wasn't madrid, it wasn't brussels, can we learn anything ...