london for treatment. the breakdown of those on the bridge and those in the market was not given. you can see images from the scene showing people who were running and police blocking the way to the bridge. they were also fearing people who had jumped into the water. the bridge, as you might imagine, is closed in both directions and the court in or perimeter as we say in this country is vast. were talking about several blocks. witnesses later reported seeing suspects jump out of that white van, curing 12-inch knife and moments later police responded to an unknown number of the stabbing at the borough market which is against the south side of the london bridge. saturday night in london, warm night, bars and restaurants that run along that area are packed with people, as you might imagine. as you've ever been there, that is a huge tourist attraction. these attacks come in less than two weeks after the bombing at the manchester arena which killed 22 people and left more than 100 others hurt. this marks the th

attack in london. the british prime minister blaming islamic extremism for the attack. she had we need to make sure the police have the powers they need. >> it is time to say enough is enough. everybody need to go about their lives as they normally would. our society should continue to function in accordance with our values but when it comes to taking on extremism and terrorism, things need to change. >> right now, forensic investigators are at the site of the attack looking for evidence after this night of violence. seven people are dead. at least 48 people are seriously injured. here is what happened last night. >> reporter: terror in london. starting with a van careening into crowds of people on the city's iconic london bridge and ending with several stabbings in a popular restaurant area. it is the third terror attack in the uk in the last three months. police say they shot and killed three attackers. >> about six or seven sometimes we heard guns going off down the street and every time three or fo

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

born in pakistan, raised in london. he worked on the london underground. he turned to islamist extremism. my kids loved playing with him. this lady is a neighbour who said that he was well—known but now he feels —— she feels fooled. he was nice to the kids. i was blind. she feels fooled. he was nice to the kids. iwas blind. scary, she feels fooled. he was nice to the kids. i was blind. scary, we have children playing near. benjamin said hello to khuram butt, even on the day of the attack. yes, i can rememberseeing him. day of the attack. yes, i can remember seeing him. what was he like? he was quiet. what was he wearing? arsenalt-shirt. was he calm when you saw him on saturday? yeah he was calm. michael watched police moving into his neighbour's house. we thought he was moving out because he was parked in a middle—of—the—road. because he was parked in a middle-of-the-road. he also watched the london attacker in the white van speeding up and down their street. what was his van doing? it screeched up, they drove really fast and another car was be

i am thinking about london at the moment. this is about london at the moment. this is a city that is no stranger to terrorism, sadly. it has always proved it is resilient. it thrives on its liberal values, its tolerance and diversity. looking around us now, there are so many different cultures and ethnicities. people from all over the world. for the most pa rt from all over the world. for the most part they get on well. in international terms, london, for its size, is one of the most peaceful and safe cities you can find anywhere on the planet. i was here last night and talked to many people who had been caught up in the attacks. i think that, despite all the horror, despite the pain, the grief, i don't thing that london will ever allow itself to be terrorised. many thanks.

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

king's college london in camberwell, south london, is one of those trauma units. it is women and eight men were brought here in the immediate aftermath of the attacks. we understand that one patient has been discharged. the two other hospitals in london with major trauma units are royal london, 12 people taken there, and guy's and st thomas', which had eight patients taken in but five have been discharged. very few details are coming out of the hospitals at the moment about how seriously injured people are. we know that some are critically injured but at the moment out of respect for patient confidentiality and for their families and the police operation, very few more details are being given. one fact that we do know, among the injured, among the 48, four police officers. one was a british transport police officer who was very british transport police officer who was very seriously injured. we think he was attacked with a knife. one of the other police officers was an off—duty met police officer, described as a rugby, sporty, and is an police officer. he actual

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

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

from london bridge. as you can see, it's blocked off, most of the bridges in downtown london have been blocked off by the police because of this overwhelming police response to this incident. remember, we're talking about two different incidents. and this means now that the metropolitan police have declared them terrorist incidents, at i mentioned earlier, the drag net is going to be expanding and police are going to be hunting for potential accomplices and anyone else who might have been involved. i just spoke, since we last talked, i spoke with an american man who said he actually lives above borough market. that was the site of the second incident that occurred. police are saying that at borough market, there was a stabbing at one of the restaurants. he said that this gentleman said when he walked out of his apartment, he tried to shoot photos of what was going on and the police grabbed his camera and made him move across the bridge to this side of the river. and he said that he saw the police with lo

the london mayor sadiq khan, as you know, he said londoners should not be alarmed by the heightened presence of police on the streets of london following the latest terror attack, and in response the president tweeted this, pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his, quote, no reason to be alarmed, close quote statement. the mainstream media, the msm, is working hard to sell it. why do you think the president is saying this about the mayor of london, what, two days after the terror attack in that city? >> who knows what's in president trump's head. what i will say is that will kudos to mayor khan for stepping up and presenting himself to be a great leader during these perilous times. i think he represents all that's great about the muslim community, to have a muslim mayor of a major international city step up and speak out against terrorism is commendable and president trump should think twice about attacking a mayor from a foreign nation during these times when we should be working together cooperatively with our intelligence services and other intelligence serv

that came to us from london police, police at london bridge. i believe we can speak to a bbc producer, a colleague who works here in the newsroom with us. who works here in the newsroom with us. where are you? i am at the south side of london bridge which is quite close to borough market, the south side of london bridge where one of the incidents appeared to have happened. i spoke to several people who have come across the bridge saying they were evacuated from buildings that they were at work in there. they heard about the incident, they may not have seen but they are aware that an incident happened on the bridge and they have been asked to leave their building and come away. we are right the cordon on the south side of the bridge. we have not been moved back, police have said it is an ongoing incident happening. i have also heard here although it is yet to be confirmed officially that there have been two incidents, one at london bridge, one at borough market. we don't know if those incidents are ongoing but clearly there is a concern is the s

"london is open." i don't want the world to think because we voted to leave the eu the country that we will stop being open-minded and become inward focused. the world must recognize that is not the case. london was one region in england to reload to remain in the e.u. we recognize the contribution talent makes to our city. one of the things i'm doing is negotiating with the government a different deal for london, if we can. in the meantime, my message to the world is we are open to talent, innovation, entrepreneurs. one of the reasons london is one of the greatest cities in the world is for 1000 years we have been open to people from different backgrounds, different ideas. that is not going to change. caroline: what do you want to see for london? >> the key thing is to make sure the government recognizes we need a flexible deal. i appreciate and respect people in other parts of the country voted to leave the e.u. one of the reasons was concerns around immigration. whether it is in this interest or not

good afternoon from london bridge in central london. i'm jane good afternoon from london bridge in central london. i'mjane hill, bringing you the aftermath of another terrorist attack in this country. following on from the huge attack in manchester just country. following on from the huge attack in manchesterjust a couple of weeks ago and the westminster bridge attack in march. seven people we re bridge attack in march. seven people were killed in this part of london overnight, and 48 injured. speaking in the last hour, the prime minister spoke outside downing street and talked about the single evil ideology of islamic extremism. she has called for it to be tackled head—on. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has been praising the remarkable bravery of her police officers, both on duty and off duty. many of them risked their lives by running towards the attackers to confront them. let's just bring you up—to—date with what we know so far about this attack here in the capital on saturday, which has claimed the lives

transport for london have closed the london bridge station. the london ambulance service are saying to only call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. “— call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. —— nine 99. they are having to divert as many resources as possible to this incident. for anyone switching on and joining us, you are watching bbc news. we are reporting an incident that unfolded about 20 minutes ago, that was when we first got warning via reuters. 0ur reporter greg dawson is here with us. i will speak to you again ina with us. i will speak to you again in a moment but let's return now to hollyjones, the bbc reporter who, quite by chance, was on london bridge at the time the incident unfolded. holly, thank you for joining us again, you had to leave us joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago as joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago as police were approaching. tell us where you are now and what you can see?|j approaching. tell us where you are now and what yo

i am jane hill at london bridge in central london. you're watching bbc news. i'mjane hill on london bridge where seven people have been killed and nearly 50 injured in a terrorist attack. a white van drove into pedestrians before three men jumped out and stabbed people in nearby streets. they run in and they were stabbing everyone and i was going to people run, run, run. distressing scenes as paramedics and the emergency services provided first aid. some of the injured are said to be in a critical condition in hospital. police placed several bars in lockdown — people were ordered to lay on the ground as officers checked there were no assailants present. police say that within eight minutes of receiving first reports of the attack they had shot dead the three assailants. senior officers say they believe the incident is under control. a large cordon remains in place. there are many officers on scene. we still need to carry out a thorough search of the area to ensure everyone is accounted for. the mayor of london joins an emergency cobra committee meeting, chai

born in pakistan, raised in london. he worked on the london underground. he turned to islamist extremism. my kids loved playing with him. this lady is a neighbour who said that he was well—known but now she feels fooled. he was nice to the kids. i was blind. scary, we have children playing near. benjamin said hello to khuram butt, even on the day of the attack. yes, i can remember seeing him. what was he like? he was quiet. what was he wearing? arsenal t—shirt. was he calm when you saw him on saturday? yeah he was calm. michael watched police move into his neighbour's house. we thought he was moving out because he was parked in a middle—of—the—road. he also watched the london attacker in the white van speeding up and down their street. what was the van doing? it screeched up, they drove really fast and another car was behind him, a red car. so it was speeding up and braking? braking on the bend. notjust known to his neighbours, khuram butt was known to mi5 and counterterrorism police as an extremist. he wasn't happy with how women were dressed. h

in london. john, i want to point out to our viewers on the scene there as the white van is being removed and retrieved by investigators working the scene all day. you can see folks in blue, they are covered from head to toe as not to injure or contaminate the scene as that van is a very important piece of property, as it was used as a weapon to kill and injure people on the london bridge before delivering those three suspects to the borough market where they went on foot with knives to then attack and injure as many people as they can. in all, seven people dead. john, when we think about theresa may and britain's prime minister saying this morning that there is far too much tolerance of extremism in her country, the president also saying that we need to get smart before this gets worse. what is the message that these two and theresa may again helming brexit, donald trump voted in on this wave of populism this kind of isolationist role when you're saying we need to be sharing more than ever? >> w

the police in london declaring the incidents at london bridge and borough market are terrorist incidents. there were three incidents that the armed police have been dealing with. there was another issue at vauxhall, but the police now saying that was not connected to these other two. tom, we have that confirmation, notjust a potential act of terrorism but that's how the police are treating them? we are struggling to hear tom. we will come back to tom in a moment when we have sorted out the sound, he is having to move around quite a lot as you can imagine. so there we have it, police confirming on their twitter account at 25 past midnight local time that the incidents at london bridge and borough market have been declared as terrorist incidents. one witness had a view above the north side of london bridge where there appears to be a body being attended to by police. a warning, you may find parts of this very short sequence distressing. that ties in with the statement from police sometime ago that there was at least one fatality and a number of injuries following that incident on london br

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

in central london. they killed six and wounded dozens of others in a series of attacks before being killed by police. greg has the latest. >> hello. in the past 20 minutes we've heard from the mayor for of london. he did not mix words. he called it horrific and deliberate. he called a cowardly the most are partly, he called it a terror attack. this is with her more details of the toll of this attack. six are dead, 48 injured, among the injured is a police officer at the base of the london bridge where it occurred. french citizens were injured in the attack as well. eighty medics were at the scene treating other wounded. that injured figures much higher than 48. it looked like there were walking wounded as well. the three attackers were shot and killed. more details and imagery on the grid. this happened on the london bridge, one of the most famous in london. a white van was traveling from the north to the south. it appears he went onto the sidewalk with his van around 50 miles per hour. halfway across t

this is bbc news, with special coverage from the police cordon in central london, close to london bridge and borough market where there has been a terror attack in there has been a terror attack in the last three hours, the latest terror attack to hit the united kingdom a few days after the bomb attack at the magister arena that left 22 killed. —— magister arena. —— manchester arena. we know that six people have been killed and this is what we know so far: just after 10pm local

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. calling the terrorists fighters of the islamic state. a chaotic eight minutes, with a van running down pedestrians, on london bridge. and then a stabbing spree. seven people die, dozens mor

in london. we know that worshippers were coming out of a mosque in north london, when a van drove into a crowd of people. one person was arrested. we're hearing there were several casualties, injuries, we don't have a number. one interesting thing we were listen toking sky news -- listening to sky news, a witness said they saw a person jump out of that vehicle, with a expwiefe and stab another person, this is attributed to witnesses and reports there in london. this is similar to what we saw on london bridge, three weeks ago, when 3 guys in a van, plowing into people, jumping out and stabbing, killing 8 people. going to sky news, see what is happening. >>from the.reporter: from the bg tell us what you saw. >> crazy. you should not see on ramadan. reporter: tell us what happened. >> i was doing a delivery. he came on the fast lane -- bus lane. he took a sharp left. he ran the people over. reporter: a man driving a van? >> yes. reporter: a white van? from what you saw he veered off the bus lane. >

he of the metropolitan police in charge of london, greater london and the city of london police. london bridge is just over the river, but in this case it is very much a metropolitan police lead. the uk's national counterterror unit sits in scotland yard and they will be leading the investigation of they'll be leaving the immediate response. but others feed into that. the intelligence agencies feed into that and they will try to ascertain various things as investigation develops. and so to other bodies when they can. >> thank you. that meeting is due to happen tomorrow. another personal attending is the mayor of london. will speak to our correspondent who has also been monitoring the events and tried to bring us up today. we've had a strongly worded statement from them. >> that's right. in the last three minutes we've had the statement from the mayor of london. says metropolitan police are responding to the horrific terrorist attack at london bridge and borough market. he says that my thoughts are with everyone affected and i would like to thank the brave men and women of our eme

also in north london, that is in northwest london of course, a com pletely northwest london of course, a completely different incident happening in the middle of last week but prior to that we have the london bridge attack where again a van ploughed into people at borough market and on london bridge and then a month or so prior we have the westminster bridge attack where, again, a vehicle ploughed into pedestrians walking across the bridge with a knife attack resulting outside the houses of parliament. london under attack again, it would seem. you can see live pictures here of police basically in an area, seven sisters rd, this is, in finsbury park, islington, north london. the latest word from downing street is this is being treated as a potential terrorist attack. that has come from the prime minister theresa may. she says she will chair an emergency meeting later this morning and goes on to say all of my thoughts are with effect is, their families and the emergency services on the scene. the ramadhan foundation and the muslim council for britain have been very vocal on this, refere

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

to be away from london now. ufrlts i came down for one evening and happened to the pick the restaurant there just by chance and it was -- it was absolutely -- it was just fear and just looking into my friend's eyes basically in the small kookicle seeing the fear in their is looking at a william about to give birth and seeing the fear in her eyes trying to calm her down not trying to to make a sweek or sound we could hear people walking up and down we had to keep deadly silent because we thought we were going to be gunned down base country we could hear the shots oud and just the fear was immense basically. >> yeah. >> just total chaos. >> a terrifying -- a a terrifying experience. i'm so happy to hear you are well as well as our viewers more importantly let's tell the viewers the lady with you the pregnant lady she is well baby is doing well even though you went to hospital with them thank you garreth. >> yeah. >> for bringing us up to date with what happened. i'll be speaking to you soon as well and max what ga

i mentioned the mayor of london, sadiq khan, he said he felt london security services we re he felt london security services were the best in the world. he said, i'm confident that london remains a safest city in the world, but warned that there will be an increased police presence on the streets of the capitalfor police presence on the streets of the capital for the next few days. let's return now to central london. the increased police presence is very evident. the attacks took place yesterday evening. we will bring you the latest in the investigation and hear from the scene as well. we have been talking about eyewitnesses. we will bring you the recounts. let us remind you of what has happened. shortly after 10pm last night, there we re shortly after 10pm last night, there were reports of men in a van ploughing into people on london bridge. men left the van armed with knives and attacked people on the bridge. and also at nearby are market. a busy area full of restau ra nts a nd bars market. a busy area full of restaurants and bars where people we re restaurants and bars where people were

coming up, terror in london. terrorists and locals scramble for safety after a trio of suspected terrorists go to work and terrorize the heart of london. matt delucia is following the developments for us. >> the prime minister is calling for a tougher fight against terrorism and we are getting new video from that attack, and that's next. >>> i am tracking a nice start to this sunday, a sunny start but looks like we have clouds and showers developing. here's a live look outside, penn's landing, get outside and enjoy the sunshine because we have showers on the way. >>> i could not do nothing. >> terrifying descriptions from witnesses to the london attack. this morning we are hearing from locals and hearing what the officials know from the people responsibility. >>> a child playing with a gun shoots self. where police say the little boy found the weapon. >>> we are warming up for our sunday. sunny skies today, but rain is coming later on tonight. we'll break down the timing in the first alert neighborhood forecast.

london. lucy, we're now, as i was saying seconds ago, four hours in, at the top of the hour. very early morning there in london. >> reporter: very early morning. still an ongoing situation. you were talking about the ambulances and the first aid response. we're now getting notice london's hospital located right near london bridge, where the first part of this attack took place, as well as saint thomas hospital, say they are "on lockdown" to keep patients and staff safe. we don't know what that means. perhaps this is a normal emergency step they take in this kind of emergency situation. does it mean they are under threat at the moment? we don't know. it certain escalates things somewhat. let's run through the latest. we did hear from the state department, the u.s. state department, issuing a statements saying they condemn the cowardly attacks, standing together with the people in london. the london mayor, described the bridge area incidents as "deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent london

after the mayor of london. a new tweet just moments ago. the president wrote, "pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan, who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement. mainstream media is working hard to sell it." now, over the weekend, really within the hours after this terror attack, the president wrote, "at least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack, and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed." that is not what the mayor actually said. the mayor of london said there was no reason to be alarmed about the increased presence of police and law enforcement on the streets after a terror attack. but again, the president of the united states choosing to criticize the mayor of london in the aftermath of this attack. let's get right to the white house, senior washington correspondent joe johns is there. joe, the president not backing down. >> reporter: right. it's either a mistake, intentionally misleading, or failure to admit you're wrong, and quite frankly, the president of the

so the uk, like london said. they seem to be under siege now and you may have to change your methods a bit. >> spot on. for every second you waist, another innocent person is killed. that's the mathematical equation with terror. the weapons have to sink down to the patrol level. you don't have time to wait for specialized units. in my unit in israel. for every second wasted, another innocent is killed. for every round you waste, another innocent is killed. you don't have time. the response has to be rapid, and shots need to be trained in how to fire bullets into a crowd of people and that needs to get to patrol. so 100% on bobby's answer. >> reporter: all right. thanks very much. this is definitely a conversation i know this country will have regarding how to response to these attacks. and also to the threat and how to gather the type of intelligence you need to make sure plots are thwarted before they become a horrific attack that takes the lives of innocent civilians. stay with us, we'll have much more on the t

it started on the london bridge. we have new video of the bridge incident, people running in fear of their lives after the attack. a car veered off the road on the sidewalk hitting pedestrians and then three attackers fled a van starting to attack people on foot. in the bars and restaurants nearby, people were attacked there in the borough market. the investigation stretches well beyond the city. we have two reports for you, nbc's lucy kafanov but we want to begin with gabe gutierrez in barking where police made fresh arrests. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good afternoon, we just heard from the metropolitan police a short time ago. they say this investigation is still under way. right behind me is the building where one of the attackers is believed to have lived according to neighbors. a police van just pulled out of here within past few minutes. the suspects have not been identified of course but several -- at least one of the raids happened here this morning around 7:00 a.m. local time. i'm joined by michael,

others are still missing, including a woman working in london asa including a woman working in london as a nanny, she is also in london, she is is trailing, and herfamily have heard nothing of sara zelenak since the attack. she doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong, she is amazing, a very spirited person, she is 21 yea rs very spirited person, she is 21 years old. and for those caught up in the attack and their families, there remain many questions still to be answered about what happened. in the days since the london bridge attack, stories have emerged of extraordinary courage, notjust among the police, but by onlookers caught up in the atrocity. as our special correspondent lucy manning reports, they had just seconds to react and they did so without thinking of their own welfare. stabbed in the side of my stomach and chest. i have got slashes on the neck, head, and here. a football fan, roy, a man who took on the terrorists with shouts of, "i'm millwall!" i said, john not getting in here! i don't know why i did it, but i did. i said, don't attack the children an

we will keep people updated on what is happening in london. thousands have lined up and queued up for that manchester benefit concert. as you guys were talking about, boldly saying they will go on with their life. teresa mae has urged them to do this. our. >> details from london as we get there. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on america's newsroom. our coverage continues right now here on fox. >> the massive manhunt underway for those connected to the united kingdom's latest terror attacks. twelve people arrested so far in the hunt continues. it said that coverage from the ground in london that catherine herridge. >> will piece together the time and about what we know about the three attackers who mow down to the austrians on london bridge before jumping out of their van and finally stabbed innocent victims. >> me while in the north of england, thousands of people gathering for a concert in defiance. thirteen days after a suicide bomber to the live of over 20 people. every anagram date the american pop star is headlining t

we ran towards london bridge station. i try towards london bridge station. i try to get hold of a couple of people. i'll be honest with you, i did not really see like anyone. there was commotion but there was not a huge amount of information ring disseminated between people. some people were just walking around as if that were normal, some were panicking. particularly in the station it was as though half the people had not a clue what was going on. even though i sort of storeyed, sort of, part of it, i still did not know what was going on. i definitely saw the van crashed into gate fence area. it looked mangled and, like i said, isaw area. it looked mangled and, like i said, i saw people running, a guy running up the stairs and that is when he shouted that he has a knife. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind when you heard those words? honestly... it took me a long time to realise what was going on. sol did not fully believe what was happening. i had been out there ten seconds earlierjust with m

on london bridge. bankcard was found on one of the bodies on london bridgem bankcard was found on one of the bodies on london bridge. it is important we are carrying on with oui’ important we are carrying on with our lives in direct opposition to these two attractive destroy us. minute silence was held at 11am these two attractive destroy us. minute silence was held at ”am this morning as london reflects on a second —— england reflect on a second —— england reflect on a second terror attack. well president trump seized on the london terror attack to demand the us ban on travellers from some muslim countries be reinstated, sparking a diplomatic row with britain. he accused sadiq khan of making a "pathetic excuse" for telling londoners there was no reason to be alarmed. in fact the mayor had said people shouldn't be alarmed by the extra armed police on the streets. for more on this story i'm joined by mark follman who is the national affairs editor of a politicaljournalism magazine called "mo

i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: new details of the terror attack that killed seven and injured many more here in the heart of london. eight minutes after the terror began police shoot dead the attackers. so who were they and why did they strike? i'm mariko oi in singapore. world leaders express support for london. the australian prime minister calls it the cruel, new reality. pau, sally can wait, she knows it's too late... —— oh. and in manchester, the scene of the previous uk attack, a tribute concert with some of the world's biggest stars. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. welcome to london bridge in the heart of the british capital where we now have a fuller picture of the attack that killed seven people and injured many others. three men arriving by van, went on the rampage. first hitting people with their vehicle, then lashing out with knives in bars and restaurants. this is still very much and i are active crime scene and you can see the area targeted by those three men is in lockdown. p

he's never been a fan of that london mayor, and he looks like he took out of context what the london mayor had said. what the mayor had actually said was there is going to be more police out on the streets so londoners should not be concerned about that. that's what he was actually saying. >> and more background on potentially what more law enforcement on the street is doing is in the developments we have so far. 12 suspects have been captured so far and as malcolm nance, our terrorism expert here at msnbc was saying they flood the scene. they were out there trying to get as much information as they can. that was what potentially the mayor was trying to say. nile, how will this reaction be heard, if at all, there in london and the u.k.? it sounds like at least the spokesperson for the mayor is saying we're not going to pay it any mind at this moment. >> i think that's true, that he is saying that. but i think his reaction to president trump's comments is in a way actually more forceful than that and it points up just what an extraordinary situation we're in. you have here the mayor o

london time near the london bridge. live at the british embassy, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thanks mel. >>> time now 4:32. breaking overnight from the middle east this morning, five countries have cut ties with the nation of qatar. bahrain egypt saudia arabia yemen and the united arab emirates announce they're withdrawing their diplomatic staff from qatar. the action is being taken because of qatar's support for islamist groups and its relationship with iran. the emirates airline says it will suspend flights to qatar beginning tomorrow. >> ♪ >> russian president vladimir putin is angrily denying any russian hacking of the u.s. presidential election. he is also spenting u.s. spice could havfa in a new interview putin claims it was "convenient for u.s. intelligence agencies to accuse russia but suggested private hackers may have also interfered." >> i have not seen any once any direct proof of russian interference in the presidential election in the united states. the united states everywhere all over the

. >> meg oliver live in london. thank you so much, meg. >>> a vigil will be held in london this evening for those involved in the attack. charlie d'agata has more on the victim and efforts to stop the attack. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: the rampage that left scores of wounded in its wake may have happened in the heart of london, but the victims hail from around the globe. am nad yan and were amok theirst a canadian and a frenchman were among the first confirmed deaths. australian candice hedge was stabbed in the neck while eating dinner with her boyfriend. american, british, german, and spanish are among the wounded. survivor accounts paint a gruesome picture of eight minutes that unfolded. gerard vowls said he just left the pub when he heard screaming. >> that's when i saw the three terrorists. they ran up and stabbed a woman, they repeatedly stabbed her, all three of them. >> all three of them. >> when they stabbed her, they skreechle screamed "allah." >> reporter: they did what they could, threw every

three muslim extremists who carried out the london bridge attacks were killed by london police. it was just days ago when london suffered that horrific tragedy. there you see pictures of that massive inferno that ripped through a 24-story building in north kensington on the west side of the city. in the attack on the north side of the city. but that blaze broke out in the early morning hours wednesday. 18 people roughly are still hospitalized. several in critical condition. and several people injured, one dead after a van plowed into pedestrian near a mosque in northern london. one person is under arrest. no word on that person's identity or the condition of some of the survivors of the attack. as many perhaps as 10. many of the injuredelieved to be worshipers. they just left this london mosque after midnight ramadan prayers. we have been tuning into our sister network sky news. >> you can see the three police carriers which have now been parked across the road acting as a roadblock to stop any vehicles getting up toward the scene itself. officers carry out their investigation a

of course the authorities in london dealing with so authorities in london dealing with so much in the last few weeks. the fire at the grenfell tower in west london, in which many people were killed, and of course a number of terrorism incidents. let's go to our reporter jane—frances kelly, she's at the scene and she's been speaking to eyewitnesses and we spoke to her earlier. eyewitnesses have told me that at about 12:10am this evening a white van went down the seven sisters rd and they say it deliberately went into a and they say it deliberately went intoa group and they say it deliberately went into a group of people on the pavement. apparently they were helping an elderly gentleman that had collapsed beforehand. now, eyewitnesses again say they saw between four to eight people on the ground injured. we don't know how badly. and those people were wearing identifiably muslim clothing. many people had come out of the two mosques here, the finsbury park mosques here, the finsbury park mosque and the abu hamza mosque. they were attending last prayers, many came out to have a break, to

our top story this hour: the london bridge attack. as the investigation continues, the islamic state group says it was behind the london terror attack. the first of the victims is named. christine archibald came from canada and had moved to europe to be with her fiance. in the wake of the latest attack — facebook says it'll make itself a hostile environment for people who carry out acts of terror. and in manchester, the scene of the previous uk attack, a tribute concert with some of the world's biggest stars. good morning to you from a pretty close to london bridge. it is daybreak, you can probably hear the rumble of vehicles, a lot of delivery vehicles going about their normal business. the start of another busy week. this, of course, is still close. one of the newest landmarks, the shard, right on the concourse of london bridge railway station, which is open. all those million plus commuters are still able to come back to london even if it is at the southern end of the bridge. borough market and london bridge are closed after the

it's londons turn. we're up for the fight. >> meantime 24 hours after the chaos of the terror attack in london the sound of musical harmony rose from a stadium in another british city. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> what a voice. singer ariana grande closed out her benefit concert in manchester performing the classic somewhere over the rainbow. the concert raced funds for the victims of the attack. the last time she performed a suicide bomber killed 22 people. she shared a touching moment of a mother of a little girl who lost her life in the terrorist attack. >> i had the pleasure of meeting olivia's mommy a few days ago. as soon as i met her i started crying. i gave her a big hug. she said that i should stop crying because olivia wouldn't have wanted me to cry. she told me that olivia would have wanted to hear the hits. >> cnn international correspondent phil black joining us from the venue in manchester. you were there at that concert. describe for us how that felt. >> anna, you hear that figure 50

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

london time. three suspects used a van to plow into pedestrians on that bridge then existed the vehicle running to the nearby borough market and diners at restaurants and in the crowded area tried to exam per to safety. 48 transported to hospitals and police say armed officers shot and killed the suspect within eight minutes of getting the call. lucy kafanov is on the scene. tell us what we know about the connection to the incident and people taking advice from law enforcement officials to carry on. what's the mood like? >> reporter: that's right, thomas, all we know from authorities so far is that 12 people, we don't know their gender, but 12 people have been arrested in the barking neighborhood in east london, a suburb that's about 30 minutes from here. we saw massive police activity under way all morning. numerous raids. we're being told they are still searching multiple properties. so that number of those people in custody could rise but authorities are not releasing any details about who they

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

of area, north london. nothing particular that would sort of leap out at you about this as a place where you would conduct some kind of operation. but as juliette was saying, you know, with every passing minute, you know, and if indeed somebody was a drunk driver this is information that we would presumably know pretty quickly. we are in the month of ramadan. we still don't know the question exactly of the motivation here, if indeed it is a terrorist attack, but we just had within, you know, the last 12 hours an attack in marley by jihadi militants on a hotel. you know, every day and in the past ramadan season unfortunately we have seen minor or major attacks in countries around the world. while it is not clear what is happening in london tonight, this is a time of particular concern to law enforcement authorities. aislesis h isis has repeatedly called for attacks not only in 2017 but in years previous on ramadan, and militants have responded to that, including in the united states where an attack during th