Terror Attack in London, Rising Hate Crimes

0:00On April 29, two Jewish men got stabbed in what police are calling a terror attack in Golders Green, North London. It happened Tuesday night around 10.30 p.m. and both victims are in stable condition after surgery. Cops arrested a 25-year-old suspect at the scene. Phone thefts across the Capitol have dropped big time thanks to a tough crackdown by police and phone companies. This numbers show a 40-percent dip in the first quarter of this year compared to last. A wave of anti-Semitic incidents has spokes on edge, with a rabbi calling it an attack on everyone's way of life. That stabbing ties right into reports of rising hate crimes against Jewish communities in the city. Meanwhile, good news. A garden honoring Queen Elizabeth II just opened to the public in a London park. Author Michael Rosen snagged a huge international award for his lifetime work in Kids Literature, and a dad flew to Turkey for a life-saving liver transplant that saved him just in time.

1:00Exclusive data also dropped on London bus drivers working dangerously tired shifts with thousands clocking over 13 hours without proper. Breaks raising real safety worries on the roads. Stay sharp out there, London.