Hey everybody it's Jay Seculo and Logan Seculo.

Yep, sitting in here for Sean today and we do have breaking news.

Of course a lot of you know us from we've been on Sean's program many times.

I'm the Chief Counseling the American Center for Law and Justice Logan heads up all of our media.

We've got breaking news and that breaking news is an attempted terror attack on the United States

at Rainbow Bridge which is at Niagara Falls.

Now, here's what we know so far.

A vehicle tried to enter the United States from Canada exploded on the Rainbow Bridge

at Niagara Falls, which triggered, of course, an emergency response to the FBI's

terrorism task force is on it.

New York State and New York City have been under a heightened alert for a week now.

It's unclear if there's any fatalities other than the two

individuals that were in the vehicle. They are, the reports are they are deceased.

The city of Niagara Falls says the explosion came from the car as it was entering and they say speeds of up to 100 miles an hour

into the US portion. It's a it's a crossing like a toll bridge. Sure yeah and clearly trying to do a lot of damage. Well it could do a lot of damage because

the Niagara Falls is a huge tourist attraction I mean there are literally when you go to the

area of Niagara Falls I haven't been there since I was but I remember distinctly.

There were hundreds and hundreds of people there in any given time.

Thousands of people and obviously the border crossing is right there as well.

So disrupting a lot of travel plans as you were heading into the Thanksgiving holiday. I'm sure all of that came

place. Thankfully right now it seems like the attack was limited.

They are looking for another vehicle and then New York governor has said the police are working with the FBI Terrorism Task Force.

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