an attack in london sends its anguish around the world. allan little, bbc news, london. to the biggest islamic court case the decade. bill cosby arrived in pennsylvania today. after allegations that he drugs and molested a woman. this is the only one that made it trial. bill cosby says he is innocent. it isa it is a site bill cosby‘s accuses never thought they would see. the legendary entertainer at court in pennsylvania to stand trial for sexual assault. mr cosby was once one of the most loved stars on television. wholesome, funny, he was america's famous dad. enduring unravelled it is a very number of women 110w unravelled it is a very number of women now nearly 60 have come forward with strikingly similar allegations. i woke up in the back of my car, alone, my clothes were a mess, my bra or undone. time has run out for those women to bring charges. all until andrea constand. she alleged that he molested her while she was unconscious. it looked at bill cosby was in the clear that after the testimony from that case was made public, it was reopened. in the case, he adm

an attack in london sends its anguish around the world. allan little, bbc news, london. the british prime minister has accused technology firms of not doing enough to remove jihadist propaganda. theresa may called for international agreements to regulate cyberspace and help prevent the spread of extremist material. google, facebook and twitter say they‘ re investing significant resources in fighting the spread of extremism. amol rajan looks at the criticisms facing social media companies. if you know what you're looking for, it's easy to find extremist propaganda on the internet. 0nline magazines and videos with high production values that glamorise the struggle to establish the caliphate are shared widely on social media and through messaging apps. the spotlight now is on the technology platforms that host such material. despite public concern, google, facebook and twitter declined an interview request, and not for the first time. but in statements, google said... facebook said... and twitter said... extremists are migrating onto messaging apps like telegram and whats

she has put out a tweet saying that she is praying for london. ariana grande praying for london. that consett a little bit later on today with katy perry, miley cyrus, justin bieber take that and many other stars to raise money for the victims of the manchester attack. we have been hearing throughout the night from eyewitnesses who have seen, watched and heard the horror as it unfolded here on london bridge and borough market. this is an eyewitness called gerard spoke to us earlier. so i walk up to london bridge, i go passed the natwest bank, come under the train bridge, the next minute i saw a geezer on the floor going, "i've been stabbed, i've been stabbed." i looked at him, there was blood on him, "someone‘s stabbed my mate, someone‘s stabbed my mate." the next thing i saw three muslim guys run up with knives, they ran up started stabbing this girls, the three of them, i was defenseless, i couldn't do nothing, mate. they attacked her, then they stabbed another guy i think if i remember rightly, i was a bit shocked, they started running up the road, i started going, "everyb

when he dame back from london. they take fingerprints, run them through their systems, try to find out who they are. they've probably already visited family members if they have family members in the area. they probably visited their homes where they lived, where they may have gone to school. they're trying to find out every bit of information, who they had contact with. if they went to school, their university. they're doing all those things now to develop a background picture of who these guys were. >> and bobby, the fact there were three assailants in this case, does that change anything in terms of the investigation? >> well, i mean, you assume that these guys were friends or cohorts of somehow. we don't even know, but if they went to the same house of worship or if they went to the same school, if they worked together. you know, that's what we're going to play into their contact. because their contact, whenever they were together is when they planned theed things. they already know why the plan pla plan -- how

one of them on the london bridge and the other right next to the london bridge. the timeline is as follows. just after 10:00 p.m. a white van traveling around 50 miles. hour swerved up on the sidewalk and plowed into a group of pedestrians. there are reports saying that as many as 20 people may have been hit but most of the reporting has a number between four-seven. police have not yet confirmed that number but as you can see, the images they are there are people scrambling from the scene and police escorting and yelling to get out of the way. and of course blocking the way to the bridge which they closed in. they were trying to get them away from them area. witnesses later reported as seen suspects jump out of the van carried 12-inch nice. moments later police responded to a unknown number of stabbings at borough market. this is a series of bars and restaurants that runs right along the south side of the london bridge. this, as you might imagine, peak time on a warm london night so the local businesses were packed with people. london police have told a number of

in the london bridge area. sadly, on saturday, late in the night, she was one who was caught up in the middle of the incident. now, according to her mother, kim del toro, she initially tried to avoid the attackers after they stormed into the building but speaking to the abc here in australia, she explained what happened to her daughter. ijust i just know that she was hiding ijust know that she was hiding at the time and the guy got her and just stabbed her in the next somewhere and that's really all i know. i was really scared, yeah, really scared. but, yeah, i eventually got onto the hospital and they spoke to me and they said that she had undergone surgery and she had a knife wound in the neck and, yeah... incredibly lucky that it didn't affect her voice or anything. she couldn't speak straightaway when she had the surgery but she is fine now, she will be ok and it is the main thing. and the prime minister has been talking about other australians who we re talking about other australians who were caught up in

i'm at london bridge in central london were six people were killed last night. counter—terrorism police are still on the scene. in the first incident, a van swerved onto the pavement and ploughed into pedestrians, eyewitnesses say the driver seemed to be deliberately targeting people. get down! he and two other men left the van in nearby borough market, where several people were attacked with knives. they were running in. they were going into all the pubs. i cannot remember all of them. i was saying run, run, run. police responded within eight minutes. armed officers shot dead three attackers. the suspects were wearing what looked like explosive vests, but we re looked like explosive vests, but were hoaxes. the prime minister has left the campaign trail to return to london. she'll hold a meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee in westminster later this morning. on breakfast this morning, we'll bring you the latest from the scene and keep you up—to—date with the investigation and reaction. good morning from central london, where six people hav

london is getting back to normal. this bunch of flowers almost the only sign of the carnage that was here on london bridge on saturday night and into sunday morning but a huge police and security operation is continuing, trying to map the network of people behind the ideas that spawned mass murder of london's streets. bouquets at the border of what is now a huge crime scene in the heart of the capital. tents marking the places in borough market where people fell, forensic officers gathering clues and evidence. this afternoon, the commissioner of the metropolitan police visited the area with the mayor of london. it is deeply, deeply chilling and horribly sad to see what we have just seen and to think about the barbarous acts on saturday night. we saw extraordinary courage, extraordinary professionalism and extraordinary compassion from our public servants. political and religious leaders, emergency service workers as well as thousands of ordinary londoners attended a vigil in a public park this evening, just a short di

this part of london is fa ntastically is happening. this part of london is fantastically busy. people have gone about their business as usual, but you can see behind as the road has closed, part of the infrastructure has been blocked off. has been. blackeé ‘“\"‘:t:f='~‘:'~' this is what people are talking about. certainly a great deal of defiance and people going about their business. you are absolutely right, there is a massive police operation. this is the second one in just over one week, to try and track down and get the identity of the attackers. most of the police activity apart from here in london bridge has been in the east of the city? yes, the two men who have been named, from barking, which is four oi’ named, from barking, which is four or five kilometres from named, from barking, which is four orfive kilometres from here. it will take about 25 minutes on my bike. —— barking. will take about 25 minutes on my bike. -- barking. the mayor didn't talk about politics but he did speak at length about cuts and that issue has been politicised in the context of

london. new witness video into cnn shows the panic and confusion as police responded to calls of a van mowing down pedestrians on the iconic london bridge. authorities have just towed the van from the scene. three men drove past the borough market, abandoned the vehicle and went on a stabbing spree. seven people dead, 48 injured. those three attackers were quickly shot and killed by the police. 12 others have been arrested. it is the second terror attack in the uk in just 12 days, although there are no initial indication this is an are connected, british prime minister theresa may says that were carried out because of evil ideology of islamic extremism. brits are vowing to stay strong. a benefit concert for the victims is under way, already raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. we have a team of reporters covering all of this story. alex joins me. alex, tell us what the latest is on the investigation. >> the police today have provided a fuller picture how this attack went down, completing

then we were told to run london bridge. then we were told to ru n towards london bridge. then we were told to run towards elephant & castle as they tried to secure that stretch of road that leads up from elephant & castle towards london bridge. we're watching the metropolitan police twitter feed in the studio and they have just said that as well as london bridge, officers have also responded to an incident in borough market. " we have armed police at the scene" not just market. " we have armed police at the scene" notjust one incident but two that they are dealing with that they have confirmed on twitter. emily, how clear was it that this was gunfire you were hearing, it is often mistaken for something else. was gunfire you were hearing, it is often mistaken for something elselj can't claim to have ever heard gunfire in my life before but i was fairly sure that was it. it sounded like a very rapid fire. but by that stage it was as clear as it could be that it was police gunfire because there were so many blue lights and we could hear the sirens and the shouting. one man w

this is east london. east london is considered to be very much the kind of epicenter of cool and hip and young and there are a lot of bars, a lot of restaurants, a lot of people going out on a saturday night particularly in borough market, which is really -- has a very kind ofbianceambiance. in george bush, the place will be packed at that time. people finishing their dinners, hitting the bars, thinking about going clubbing. these are very popular areas and particularly popular, i would say, with young people. so make no mistake about it, this london bridge and borough market will have been buzzing with activity and that's precisely why, if they were targeted, that's why they would have been targeted. but as i said before, we're still trying to put together a picture here of whether this was coordinated, whether these were targetsed attacks and most importantly we still don't know from the police how many people have been hurt or injured or killed as a result of them. >> we heard from that one eyewitness

all londoners. we have been through attacks and know what it feels like. the mayor is doing the right thing. he is telling people that they can be assured that the security forces will be reinforced, will be present, will be reinforced, will be present, will be reinforced, will be present, will be visible. that is exactly what a leader is supposed to do. i don't understand why donald trump is trying to undermine a man who is trying to undermine a man who is trying to undermine a man who is trying to protect the people of london. it makes no sense. sadiq khan is an exemplary mayor and the mayor of one of the capital cities of one of our closest allies. he deserves support, and not as undermining him. i don't follow it. we do this all the time. the nypd reinforces key points in the city after an incident, and we tell people openly. expect to see more police presence, don't be alarmed but reassured. that is exactly what sadiq khan has said. it's what i say, commissioner o'neill says, what any good lead

world leaders express support for london. the australian prime minister calls it the "cruel, new reality." and in manchester, the scene of the previous uk attack, a tribute concert with some of the world's biggest stars. welcome to london bridge in the heart of the british capital where we have a fuller picture of the attack that killed seven people and injured many others. police now know the identity of the three men who, arriving by van, went on the rampage, first hitting people with their vehicle, then lashing out with knives in bars and restaurants. the whole area is in absolute lockdown. the police cordon is staying up. they say it will disrupt monday morning traffic. we are getting more information about the three men that crashed their van into london bridge and pedestrians, leaving the vehicle and stabbing people in borough market. just minutes later the men were shot dead by police. in the past couple of hours, the islamic state group claimed it was behind the attacks. we'll have full details of the investigation an

it is opposite london bridge station where people go to head home after a night out in central london. putting together eyewitness reports, only eyewitness reports, which can be wrong, but the eyewitnesses we spoke to say a van ploughed into people on the southern end of london bridge, i was told by people in a pub that it was told by people in a pub that it was on the corner of the bridge, that grey, possibly four man, got out, armed with knives. —— three, possible four men,. one was mediterranean in terms of skin colour and had a black and red top on and had a long knife. i asked if it was a breadknife sized weapon and the eyewitness said he felt it was a long kitchen knife. they ran towards london bridge and, sorry, borough markets, went and attacked people. we have reports from a security manager who looks after security in a number of the pubs and bars in that location. he said his collea g u es that location. he said his colleagues were ringing him and telling him that people were being stabbed in the pubs and cafes. in particular at one of them, for people had been stabbed.

a van plowing into pedestrians on london bridge. then the stabbing spree at a crowded outdoor market. how some took on the terrorists. >>> inside the plot. the urgent investigation tonight. more on those decoy suicide vests, and why the terrorists may have chosen to strike now. brian ross with breaking news on their identities. >>> plus, president trump slamming the mayor of london over his response. taking to twitter, and claiming the attacks are more evidence america needs his travel ban. >>> on edge. the stampede sparked by a loud bang. the crush for the exits. more than 1,500 injuries. high alert abroad and at home. >>> and, carry on. ariana grande back on stage in the uk less than two weeks after the deadly concert bombing. we're live as they send a message to the world. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday, i'm tom llamas. an apparent claim of responsibility by isis in the london terror attacks. a chaotic eight minutes, with a van running down pedestrians, and then a stabbing spree. some tonight fighting for

this is the scene on london bridge. campaigning in the general election has been suspended for today by both the conservatives and labour. good afternoon from central london, where seven people have been killed and many injured during the country's second terrorist attack in less than two weeks, and the third in under three months. let me bring you up to date with what we know about last night's events. officers were called to reports of a vehicle ploughing into pedestrians on london bridge shortly after ten o'clock. the vehicle crashed and was abandoned. the attackers then moved a short way down the road, to nearby borough market, where they began stabbing people. within eight minutes, by 10:16pm, all three attackers were shot and killed by police. this morning, in downing street, the prime minister condemned the attack, saying, "it is time to say enough is enough." we will bring you the very latest on the events, with reports and analysis in this extended programme. our first report on the attack is from dan johnson.

terror in london. [ screaming ] >> a speeding van plowing into a crowd on london bridge. slamming into pedestrians. minutes later, the armed assailants, one wearing a fake explosive vest, getting out and stabbing dozens at a nearby market. >> down! down! >> police rushing to the scene. killing three suspects. >>> meanwhile, chaos in the streets. >> it was mass panic. >> witnesses describing fear and confusion as people ran for safety. >> we're safe now. >> we just heard gunshots. we heard a lot of crashes. >> i could not do nothing. >> this morning, the uk strong and defiant. police now declaring the the incident an act of terrorism. president trump, theresa may, and london's mayor responding to the attack this morning. >>> and a ring of steel in place for the one love manchester concert. set to start just hours after h. the headliners, including ariana grande responding this morning, as officials tighten security to keep everybody safe. >>> good morning, everyone. we want to thank you for joining us. we're dedicating much of this show this morning to the breaking news ou

we have to deal with london. we had to be manchester attack. i am london. we had to be manchester attack. iam in london. we had to be manchester attack. i am in north—west mp and we had the horrendous bombing up there and we need to make sure resources across the united kingdom are appropriate to fit the threat. we will do that. but we also have to recognise that in the 21st century, policing terrorism has changed. a long time ago, in the last century, in the early 90s i was involved in counterterrorism. what we did then and what we do now, involves a lot more upstream, increasing capability on the internet with gchq and intelligence officers. ability to design buildings and structures to withstand attacks, and our ability to interdict withstand attacks, and our ability to interd ict early withstand attacks, and our ability to interdict early on is ever more in need. that's my overall in counterterrorism across government we have increased the funding from 11.7 by 30% up to 15.2 billion. that's a massive increase that nobody else in the public sector has

in london. it is about two hours and 20 minutes or 2:30 since they were alerted the london metropolitan police, and the london ambulance service when they got the call they are saying of the reports of the road traffic collision at seven sisters road. th sent a number of ambulance crew crews there, a advanced paramedic, and also, air ambulance and a team there from the trauma team that were also deployed. lucy kafanov, and your colleague, and my colleague there at the london bureau who said that she lives nearby that neighborhood, and had to pass through this neighborhood on the way to the bureau, and heard helicopters or a hel koicopter above. what are you seeingt that moment? >> at this moment, richard, no helicopters in the area. there were one helicopter or possibly two moving around and circling over the area, and obviously, reports quite early in the incident of air ambulances being used to transport the wounded. i did not witness that, and i cannot confirm that report. >> and mac bishop i

it is everything that london is, and the richly diverse, and multi cultural place that london is, and it is rich, and poor and n naytive brits and immigrants, and young and old. it is a very, i think that it is a neighborhood that accurately reflects the cities as a whole, and some areas that are extremely wealthy and some that are extremely poor. it is a neighborhood more gentrified and affluent neighborhood, but still a number of immigrants in that area. and the finsbury mosque is the most popular mosque in london. so you would have had hundreds of worshippers going to the services last evening or early this morning for ramadan. the streets, and you have people out, there and you know, selling the goods. a lot of the shop kekeepers andu know, street stalls out there, and so these are vibrant and active streets. these are not desolate streets. this this is a place where there would have been life and community and a sense of vibrancy even after midnight. >> all right. griff witte and also mr. cavenaugh, and the news coming out one dead, and at least eight injured and also, one suspec

perhaps what we heard as we were driving from north london to south london. this is south bank of the thames river. as i bustling area full of different shops, people go there. at night, the shops themselves are closed but there are lots of little cafes and pubs so this would have been a very, very busy area. we don't know if there was a suspect police had seen coming out of this van. if he or she, if a person were to run somewhere, that would be a good place to, for example, go. if you want to get lost into a crowd. i should admit, complete conjecture at this point. all we know at this stage is that this incident took place. there are a number of people injured. we don't know how much. and theresa may, the prime minister, is being kept up to date. police are calling this incidents, plural. on london bridge and atborough market. >> the information we're getting from reuters and others, is that there are two incidents from central london on the screen you see here. the van they believe to be associated with at least one of those incidents on london bridge. the

bbc news, london bridge. laura: police say they have released another 10 people in the wake of saturday's attack. that means all 12 people taken into custody are now free. as to the two attackers police named, a short time ago, i spoke with the bbc's mark atkins. two of three attackers were londoners. one was known to police and even video abouta extremism. how is this being received where you are, so close to the scene of the attack? reporter: well, laura, it raises very similar questions to ones we discussed not long ago after the manchester attack. after the manchester attack, there were immediate claims that abedi had been reported to the authorities. and one of the two attackers who had been named was featured in a recent channel four documentary that looked at people who wanted jihad living in london. we also understand one of the , same men in the channel 4 documentary was separately reported to the authorities in two separate occasions. there was clear frustration from one man the bbc interviewed who

. >> i was on london bridge. what i saw was a van coming across london bridge at high speed swerving. >> there were three men standing there one with a machete and one girl saying they're stopping everyone, they're stopping people. >> we believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face as terrorism breeds terrorism. >> a terrorist rampage through london. i'm martin savage in atlanta. this is our special coverage. clarissa ward is in london. she'll join me momentarily. we want to welcome our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we are following new developments in the investigation into london's deadly terror attack. i.t.n. is reporting this video. they say it comes from an eyewitness who says that these are the three attackers rooming through borouwho used the ram intentionally running down pedestrians. seven people are dead. 48 injured. those attackers were shot and killed by police. 12 additional people have been arrested. it is the second terror attack in the uk in just 12 days. although ther

you are watching bbc news, i am jane hill at london bridge in central london. in the wake of a terrorist attack which has killed seven people overnight. a white van drove into pedestrians before three men jumped a white van drove into pedestrians before three menjumped out a white van drove into pedestrians before three men jumped out and stabbed people in the streets nearby. they were running in, all of the pubs, all of the bars, i can't remember all of them. i was going to people, run, run, run. the prime minister has emerged from chairing an emergency cobra committee meeting. she said the time has come for things to change. there is,

founder of tech london advocates. london tech week is upon us. it kicked off today. mayor sadiq khan has big lands -- plans. vision for tech innovation and his relationship with president trump. >> i am excited. it is the biggest london tech week ever. this is your -- europe's largest tech festival. it shows london is open to entrepreneurs. since brexit, we have had companies from facebook to google, snapchat to square, announcing record investment in our city which shows the confidence they have in london. london tech week will see more than 300 events across london, more than 55,000 visitors from across the globe coming to london because they recognize we are europe's tech capital. caroline: talk about the vision you have for technology helping adopt london as a city. >> we are a small city. we have to use technology to deal with issues from transport to how we deal with the issues of climate change. the global disability have, access toose two have transport and better jobs, better skills as a consequence of technology. the great thing about london has been our ab

london. we're treating this as a terrorist incident and they pulled investigation is under way led by london's counterterrorism command. you understand our knowledge of the incident is still growing but at the moment what we understand is as follows. at 10:08pm last night we began to receive reports a vehicle had struck pedestrians on london bridge. the vehicle continued to drive them from london bridge to borough market. the suspects left the vehicle, attempting to stay number of people, including an on duty british transport police officer who was responding to the incident and he risk received serious injuries, fortunately not life—threatening. his family has been informed. armed response officers then responded very quickly and bravely and confronted the three male suspects, who were shot and killed in borough market. the suspects had been confronted and shot by police within eight minutes of the first call. the suspects were wearing what looked like an explosive vests, but these were l

this was an attack on london and all londoners. we should all stand together against extremists whatever their calls. good morning, dojoin us live in france free park this morning, counter terrorism officers investigating an incident involving a vehicle being driven into a crowd of people on the streets of london. this happened just after the police cordoned behind me, behind us, is most —— muslim welfare house, on other side of the road is the mosque thatis other side of the road is the mosque that is i of the biggest in the country, finsbury park mosque and people had been praying inside there, people gathered in local cafes, this is ramadan, they were breaking the ramadan fast at the end of muslim prayers. just outside muslim welfare house a man had actually collapsed in the street and was being attended to by some of those who had seen what happened. this was a self—contained incident initially, it seemed he collapsed from a heart attack, then a fan drove at speed along the road, mounted the pavement and drove into people

>>> this sunday, terror in london. a van downed pedestrians on london bridge and then the three occupants stab customers at nearby bars and restaurants. >> i see people running and screaming. people were injured. it's the worst dave my life. >> seven people are killed. dozens more wounded. prime ministerteresa may responds this morning. >> we believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face. >> we'll have the latest. >>> plus, the u.s. pulls out of the paris climate change accord. president trump says the agreement helps other countries at the expense of the u.s. economy. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> the reaction is swift. >> it's an extraordinary

london bridge station is the gateway to south—east london and into kent, with overland train stations. it is a tube station as well. you have borough market and several restaurants and pubs in the area. it is a tourist attraction. 0n area. it is a tourist attraction. 0n a saturday night it would have been very busy. we are looking at the metropolitan police twitter feed. very busy. we are looking at the metropolitan police twitterfeed. 13 minutes ago, they said they were dealing with an incident on london bridge, they will update the twitter feed when they have more information. it has been retweeted thousands of times already. horribly reminiscent of what we saw on westminster bridge only a few weeks ago? yes, in march, in the middle of the day, that incident in westminster where that car mounted the pavement, knocked people down. we now know what happened there. what we will be trying to ascertain, and what police will be trying to ascertain in the next few hours is, was this deliberate? who is behind it? is this an isolated incident? at the moment we do not know. we will look at li

the terror attack in london. the restaurant manager getting people inside, closing the doors and then trying to hold the door as the men with machetes try to push it open. what we've now learned about the attackers. the pash cue just days prior. the young father with a baby born just last week. >>> the president's tweets. taking aim at the london mayor, our correspondent asking the white house today, why is he picking a fight with london's mayor right after a terror attack? >>> the trial begins. bill cosby and the tv daughter who walked him in today. >>> and the medical emergency behind the wheel. the husband in the next car over and what he does. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we have two developing stories. new images from inside the london terror attack and the attackers. >>> but first, the horror playing out in this country. a fired worker, an army vet returning to the place he once worked, just after his former workers showed up for their shift. he slipped in

a van hit pedestrians in the london. london police say one person has died. at least people are wounded. counter terrorism command is in investigating this incident. two witnesses say they saw three men leave that van. they say police arrested one and the other two fled. police won't say whether they're seeking other suspects at this hour. >> this neighborhood is set to have a large muslim population. the mosques had links to the radical cle radical clericist. worshippers were hit as

near the london bridge. on the london bridge. very very nice weather there. we want to point out 50 degrees. it is a time when london people are out from shopping, hitting the pubs. enjoying what they normally do gone about their normally peaceful lives and yet again, it looks like terror has struck again there in london. again, we are still waiting for lots of confirmation. facts and information are floating out at this time but as you know in developing stories as this, the facts do change. what we know now is that this is transcript appears that there are multiple people involved here they're driving a van hitting several pedestrians on the london bridge. seven people as he knows this point the reports of three other men jumping out of the van, stabbing other pedestrians. there is reports of gunfire as well on the london bridge. again, we have not been able to confirm any of this at the moment. we have been listening to our sister station sky news were interviewing eyewitnesses there on the scene. we will

london bridge runs from the city across the river to a very busy area of london to be i come here a lot for reporting. london bridge station is one of the busiest stations in the country, somewhere people go to head home from the pub. 0n the corner is an area where there are 0n the corner is an area where there a re cafes, 0n the corner is an area where there are cafes, daytime food stalls, in borough market. we understand from eyewitnesses, and clearly we have to have a helpful warning, eyewitnesses sometimes think they have seen something and describe things in ways that are not entirely accurate. but they seem to be saying there was a white van crashing into pedestrians at the southern end of the bridge, outside a pub on the southern end of a bridge, 2—3—4 man getting out of the car and attacking people with knives near where the collision happened and running down near the corner into the borough market area. in that area are lots of pubs and restaurants. i spoke to a witness who runs security for a number of establishments in the area. he said he was getting reports by phone of

tonight london paused to reflect.|n the past hour a vigil and a minute's silence was held near london bridge evening in solidarity with the victims. lets cross to ros atkins who is close to borough market. with the victims. let's cross to ros atkins who is close to borough market. the investigation is moving quickly. what do we know? we have been given a limited amount of information by the police. one man has been named as khuram butt. adds moroccan heritage. he went by a different name. both men were living in barking. yesterday we saw a rest there and today they have been more raids. that part of london is very much the focus. and the prime minister has said today that we are dealing with the new reality. some big questions for the next government about multiculturalism. on one side we have had arguments about what happened in the past. theresa may before she became prime minister was home secretary for a number of years. she oversaw significant cuts to the number of police. on one hand there was an argument about

chasing down a suspect in east london, as armed police aim their weapons. in east london, as armed for the third time in three months, police are scrambling to follow up leads in the wake of an attack. in barking in east london, suspects were made to lie on the ground. many of those arrested were women. this is one of the three murderers on saturday night after being shot dead by police. it's emerged that at least one of the three had been reported for his extremist views, but apparently no action was taken. we have hundreds and hundreds of officers engaged in trying to piece together whether anybody else knew about the attack or planned or supported it in any way at all, and we have been arresting people. it's the conflict in syria that has massively ramped up the terrorist threat. hundreds of british jihadis have gone to join the ranks of so—called islamic state. as that group faces defeat in the middle east, hundreds have come back and thousands more are being recruited into islamic extremism over the internet. what we have seen after this flurry of attacks now is that people are

there has been no indication of any softness on the part of the london mayor or the london municipality in his response to these security threats. host: in parts, there is a response to this tweeps, including this from about 7:30 east coast tom, at least seven dead, and the mayor of london says "there is no reason to be !larmed" guest: that is something you could expect any british politician to say. issuesink about these like troubles. in northern ireland, i lived there when they were terror attacks on the tube and elsewhere in london, the british take great pride to being calm at times of stress. they have that famous slogan calmis on t-shirts, keep and carry on. that is consistent with the way britain in approaches -- burden approaches -- burden approaches time -- britain approaches times of stress. host: go ahead, melissa. caller: i have a couple of comments. apparently, in line with the mayor of london, i think the approach is not going to be as effective as it could be more stated differently. i hear the same sentiment and united states, where people say, this is extremism, and it

genie: we are joined from london. what is the latest on the investigation into the attack saturday night? >> we know there were several events yesterday. there were 12 arrests in total sunday. there were raids at multiple locations. any were largely focusing on address and barking. that was held by one of the perpetrators of the attack. just after 4:00, the raids on to further addresses. -- another part in east london. they were accompanied by the sound of explosions and gunfire. that is suggesting that the police used controlled explosions to gain entry into the address. at this stagehat forensic investigation has been taking place. it's a painstaking one that has been taking place behind me here on borough high street area -- street area that area is cordoned off by the police. genie: there is an election there in just three days. we just heard the prime minister -- in herbout her campaign speech. how is the campaigning going to continue? >> security is very high on the agenda. has passed yourself as the strong and

>>> terror in the heart of london, a van plowness to people on the london bridge and then a stabbing in a popular restaurant nearby, several people are dead this morning, including the terror suspect and dozens of innocent people are injured, and this morning there are many more questions after britain is hit with the third deadly attack in the last three months. >>> today is sunday june 4th. good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, latest details on that terror attack in just a minute but first we are coming off what turned into a lovely day yesterday but will pleasant weather last through end of the weekend? lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning how does today look. >> we will have sunshine, it will be nice, now, unfortunately, come the opposite of the end of the day of our saturday for our sun day. we will start off sunny, it will be great but we will get cloud cover as we go through afternoon hours and then a few showers, maybe an isolated rumble of thunder starts to work in as we get toward evening and then overnight

london mourned them all today. mayor sadiq khan, first muslim elected to the position, hurling defiance at the terrorists. >> i say this, you do not commit these disgusting acts in my name. >> reporter: many here expressing the wound this whole city has suffered. >> it's not just the victims. it's everybody else. it's the whole community. >> reporter: british prime minister theresa may saying this. >> we can't go on like this, enough is enough. >> terry, prime minister may was pressed today asked if these three terror attacks in the last three months were in fact related? >> reporter: and david, she said they are not linked by a common network but they are bound together by what she called a single, evil ideology of islamist extremism. >> david. >> terry moran live in london. terry, thank you. >>> as you know, new video of the attackers before the attack, a broadcast that included one of the three attackers. he's seen in a tv documentary expressing his extremist views. how did british authorities take their eyes of

london. she will hold a meeting of the cobra committee in westminster later this morning. on breakfast, we will bring you the latest from london bridge and keep you up—to—date with the investigation and reaction. good morning. you are watching bbc brea kfast. good morning. you are watching bbc breakfast. i am good morning. you are watching bbc breakfast. iam naga good morning. you are watching bbc breakfast. i am naga munchetty in central london. there was in a tacky last night were six people were killed and up to 50 injured after three men in a van ploughed into people on london bridge and began attacking people with knives. —— there was an attack here. police responded after iopm after a call. they began stabbing people at borough market. all three attackers wearing fake explosive vests were shot and killed by police. at least 50 have been injured and some with minor injuries were treated at the scene. it began in what is becoming a familiarand it began in what is becoming a famili

spending to a major incident in north london. one man has been arrested after a van was involved in some kind of collision with a group of worshippers as they came out of a mosque. in between the finsbury park mosque and the muslim welfare house in north london. one person died at the scene, at least eight more have been taken to hospital with injuries and the prime minister, theresa may, is saying this is being treated as a potential terrorist attack. the mosque is located next to finsbury park station. as you can see, the whole area is cordoned off at the moment for obvious reasons, it's all so close to arsenal's emirates stadium, this is the london borough of islington, jeremy corbyn's constituency, the leader of the opposition party for those viewers watching us around the world. if we can show you the muslim welfare house website, you can get a sense of what the organisation is about, it is close to the mosque and you could describe it as a community centre for the muslim community based there. in islington north, it isa bas

aerial shots of london bridge in central london. a crucial piece of information that came out of the briefing, the death toll regrettably has risen. cressida dick telling journalists seven people died in the attack overnight. seven people died, a8 people were injured. the commissioner saying that the police do believe they have shot dead all of the attackers. she said they were three attackers, we believe, and three attackers, we believe, and three people were shot dead. the latest information from the metropolitan police. we will have much more in a moment. political reaction. returning to andrew marr in the studio. we heard a moment ago from david davis, brexit secretary, i am joined now by the shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry. you are listening to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourself. to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourselflj to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourself. i did not get a lot of sleep. like a lot of londoners, we did not get a lot of londoners, we did

on scene near london bridge. fred, bring us up to speed as to the perspective where you are. >> reporter: certainly, we're at the other side. i'm very close to that first attack that took place. >> okay we just lost fred -- >> reporter: ever since we started reporting from here and it looks as though rights now there's fewer police vehicles here than they there were before. and you can see in the distance there's a lot of police officers coming down recognize now. not sure if they're armed or not but this is the scene we've been seeing a lot over the last several hours. you do see a lot of police vehicles still going back and forth, still coming in here. that was earlier, say about two hours ago that the regular folks who were out here tonight were cleared out of the area after the initial attack took place and really some of those people came out with their hands over their heads to make sure police didn't misidentify them. i did speak to one eye witness who said he saw several people at least getting searched,

the sun is coming up in london. londoners are waking up. it appears that the scotland yard press conference that they had is sending the message that this incident seems to be over. they're certainly not giving the all-clear. they don't know who is behind this attack. but it sounds like this part of it is over. >> reporter: that's right, ali. as i mentioned to you before, there are three attackers here, with so many others of what we call lone wosm attacks, where there's just one person. the fact that there are three means this is going to be -- you could almost say three times the manhunt. they're going to be looking at each of these perpetrators and trying to see who they're connected with and whether or not these three people, how they came together, what kind of network they came together in, how they were able to coordinate with each other and whether or not they have accomplices. that's what's going to be happening now. remember, in the past couple of months, just since march, there's been three now major terror attacks in britain. in

all londoners. yes, he said, that was deputy deputy assista nt yes, he said, that was deputy deputy assistant commissioner. he said interestingly that there were officers on the scene immediately giving emergency care as well. others arrived on the scene within ten minutes. he confirmed that all victims were from the muslim community, one died at the scene. eight others are being treated in hospital and he did say as well, you might of caught that at the end that two of the eight are in what he called a very serious condition. he went out of his way, didn't he, to praise members of the public because we have been hearing from them all morning saying how they helped to detain this man and he particularly praised them for the bravery and also for the restraint under the circumstances which he said was commendable. and also saying it's an incredibly challenging time for london. we have been hearing this morning and speaking to number of people at the scene and to the muslim council of britain saying ho

and last night we spoke to a man in philadelphia who lived in london. he tells us he lives near the attack scene on public bridge. he says despite the number of our 63 cameras all over london, he says the attacks keep happening. >> even with the cameras and the security, the terrorists are still penetrate into the market there, into the city, and these horrible incidents, three, now this year, have taken place. >> he tells us his partner in london is doing okay. nbc10 will have continuing coverage out of london, so stay here with updates on the air as we learn more information. >>> new this morning in philadelphia, a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed by trying to break up a domestic assault in queen village. the good samaritan is in stable condition. police identified a suspect in the case and they are trying to track down them and arrest. >>> and then a shooting ve investigate in north philly. they are in stable condition at the hospital. right now police have no suspects or a motive in this case. >>> in other news this morning, a delaware co

london is a huge city. it is a probably most cosmopolitan city in the world, i think there are more languages spoken in london than even new york. it didn't feel like it was a city on edge. they are resilient people, londoners, you have to remember, they have been dealing with terrorism for decades, back to the troubles with noarlts ern nn ireland conflict. i was impressed with londoners going about their lives. >> that is impressive, as life goes on, have no other option than to operate like that what was your initial take, as you watched this unfolded? we're hearing from witnesses, we know from authorities one person has been arrested, but witnesses say there were two other people in the car, they ran away, 1 one witness saying there may have been a give and a stabbing -- a knife and stabbing, what is your take? >> we don't know what happened. it does seem like some sort of revenge attack. for the previous attack that were committed by muslim extremists, this appears to have been commit by someone against