>> mission accomplished. >> around the world, the latest on the investigation into the terror attack here just over the weekend. british prime minister theresa may will chair uk top emergency community committee. they're kugting conducting east. 12 people were arrested on sunday. the media wing claiming responsibility this saturday's attack. but evidence the claim and no evidence appear in london. it all began when a van turned

into pedestrians on the london bridge. they went on a stabbing rampage, 7 people were killed. 14 others were wounded. many critically. police arrived eight minutes after they were report fired shots. now in terms of atmosphere in london, i was here yesterday. shock. response the campaign is back up and running for the general election which is on thursday. as a message for the world, really, this is the type of attack we're facing now. it happened earlier this year and this is the new reality, really, to try and stand and security now very much dictating the debate of the election campaign. we're learning more many of them still getting medical care.

they're outside the hospital. >> we're beginning to learn the names and stories of those who were killed in that horrific attacked. the family coming forward to tell her story. she's there can dachlt she moved -- from canada. she moved from europe to be with her fiance. her fiance's brother posting how the van struck her and medical services did everything they could to save her life, but she tragically died. the family is in shock. the family releasing this statement saying we grieved the loss of our beautiful loving daughter and sister. she had room in her art for everyone and believe strongly that every person was to be

valued and respected. she lived and working in a shelter for the homeless until she moved to europe to be with her fiance. she will have had no understanding of the callus cruelty that caused her death. the statement goes on to ask to donate to the local homeless shelter. tragic news. one of seven killed in that terror attack. >> a witness describing how he saw a woman being stabbed repeatedly on the ground. but there were many survivors, but many of them still critical, right. >> that's right. as of yesterday, the update from the national health service here, 36 people being treated in hospital. 21 critically injured. sh at the kings college hospital

where i'm at right now. including 23-year-old daniel o'neal. he was stabbed, two police officers came to his aid and saved his life, according to his mother who. >> she said he was in shock. >> i mean, i don't believe that this is happening. i'm going to have to go in on monday. but he was in shock. i said to him, because you can't believe this happened. you think other people are going to find it hard. and he feels very bad that he's alive while others have died. >> we're also hearing the story of jeff hope, business editor from this sunday express. the importance that he was at a pub in the market and he intervened when the attackers

tried to stab a bouncer. he will stabbed in the social media footage in the wake of the attack called him calmly walking away from the scene trying to get help bleeding out of his neck. >> meanwhile, this is sort of scene you're seeing on the streets of the kaep toll and lots of parts of the capitol as well, various responses in terms of security. this area still cornered off as you can see. it's on a different area outside of the center a housing complex in east london. 11 people were arrested. recognize a familiar face among

the three dead attackers. >> he was wonderful guy. >> several neighbors spoke to cnn a family man who kept to himself and this behavior has raised no eyebrows. one woman did have her doubts. >> we showed this. speaking to them and got him for the last. speaking to them about islam and assured them. he was standing here from the window. >> erica said she confronted the man and went to the police with her concerns although she doesn't think anything was done. locals say that this is where he prayed. a mosque he attended. the authorities here have so far refused to confirm the man's identity. refusing to extent their thoughts and prayers to the victims of the london bridge and

their families. >> it's worth noting that one of the first responders was the police officer who had nothing and he actually confronted three attackers with those knives. and he's now in the hospital. he's still suffering. but this debate behind me. but it's not unusual here in the uk. there are officers who are allowed to carry guns. most are still carried. big debate in the u.s. should they carry guns. which he criticized london's y mayier. the travel ban in social event. and offered his unwaivering support to the uk. >> america sends our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy to

the victim, the evil slaughter. and renew our resolve to protect the united states from vile enemy that has waged war on innocent life and it's gone on too long. this bloodshed must end, this bloodshed will end. >> political response from here, saying enough is enough. british prime minister is going for stronger result in dealing with extremism. >> there is to be frank far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and snapping it out across the public sector and across society. that will require some difficult and often embarrassing conversations, but the whole of our country needs to come together to take on this

extremi extremism. >> well that was british prime minister and campaigning begins again after short yesterday for the general election on thursday and actually the opposition needed criticizing may putting enough resort into the security service so expect that to be a great debate in the coming days. insist is not tolerant, but islamic extremism. >> she's definitely -- i do not can accept that because i'm the same individual who was born here in the uk, i have sat in the mosque than theresa may has sat and any other politician has sat. i don't think they have a right to say we're more tolerant towards terrorist.

. we've been deradicalizing the individuals. >> maybe we're joined here with more. today, presumably. another update on the investigation there. this is a bigger debate, isn't there. about how response of the terror attacks. >> it's all sorts of debates that theresa may released over night. enough is enough, speech reminiscent of the message that 52 people were killed. let's listen in on what the prime minister had to say yesterday. >> it is time to say enough is enough. everybody needs to go about their lives as they normally would. our society should continue to function in accordance with our values. when it comes to taking on

terrorism things may need to change. >> theresa may is asking for new help to attack the terrorism. that back door what that message is. . she said communities have more to do. the local community and across the uk, there are people who are on what she's saying here. she's trying to march. a number of people have been killed in this attack. this country is still technically in mourning. this is, perhaps, too quickly to have gone from political point scoring as a moment. but remember, she use to be she presided number of policing they're beginning to question very very deeply. she wants to get on the attack

rather than be on the issue security. . in the forefront of voters mind here. the only thing they say is more important for them is the future national health service here. you can bet that security is something she wants to be seen tough on here. three attacks here and 75 days. three attacks that have now left 34 people dead. max. >> joins us manchester now. he's the ceo. extremism organization. this is define, isn't it. the rest of the collection campaign it seems. what the message seems to be is the police and st security service says had the resources they needed to carry out the investigations of the work that they needed to stop an attack like this.

do you think there's truth to that. >> there's a difference between stopping and preventing it. >> that theresa may. we have -- and the aspect and terrorism. that's the problem we've got. it's not just -- it's the politician don't buy into it. >> there's some criticism coming through calling the man chestch attack. the security services, the

police were there. they do question the security services. and we may find out similar stories about the attackers here in london that there were reports made to the security services and online about the attackers involved. but just describe the challenges of the security services and whether you think they have failed, actually. >> one of the things that is becoming clear. the antiterrorism hotline. the issue is that it's not possible to investigate every single person and one person says people, okay. . now when they come in, they'll go through risk protest and they'll say there are people

here. if these people didn't miss the threshold, there must have been other people that's more high risk. let's not forget, terrorist and the west minister attack months ago. the last few years, attacks have grabbed on to them. >> okay. well thanks for that. this is going to be a big topic in the coming days. certainly, attacks by british police. we're hearing from some of the witnesses in the attack. we'll describe in horror. but also unity and bravery. >> people running. some scream. and people from what they were seeing and things of that sort. it was a little bit crazy.

so many different things. also a lady. small family. . they'll come and say, well. >> the people that did this, they were just to be scared. there's obvious a lot scared and i repeat louder. i plead with people not to be scared and angry. this is what those people want us to feel. we have to stand together. go ahead and tell your friends and family that you'll carry on and doing exactly what you're doing. i'm not going to let this hurt me in a negative way. and i think everybody needs to understand that. >> i think that's very good

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welcome back to london. we're still at the scene. you can see the flowers. the hashtags are for london. trying to get some clarity about the incidents over the weekend. people of london standing together against this. many survivors urge people to unit and remember the city really is here how some of the witnesses describe everything that happened.

>> unfortunately it's reality. >> been living here for about 11 years now. if you're worried about coming to london and feel safe. >> london is the safest city at this moment at this time. anything can happen. i can be a terrorist, you can be a terrorist. people need to come together.

>> i don't know what's happened. but i've been lost. quite frankly. i'm in this beautiful place. it's also lots of beautiful people. we saw last night. everything and everywhere you go. there shouldn't be a way to keep people away. >> we're also hearing from a man who is in a restaurant, provide to pay his bill. spoke to richard earlier. >> we were sitting at the table nearest the door and suddenly it became apparent that the

security kept saying duck and hide. this guide, when she's foot in the door and kept it close, they found the key to lock it. people panicked and food was going everywhere. just trying to get refuge from what was about to happen and fearing the worst throw a table at someone and it's unclear what i meant. it turned out saw what these guys were doing. tables after and try to stop them poor young woman. he was remarkable. then i looked out and there was a guy leaving the restaurant just next to where we were i

hope he got the help that he ne needed. there was a pregnant lady with us. we needed to get her a calm space to be in. and then we looked down for about 25, 30 minutes, i think, and the police swept through brilliantly, professionally. we heard another sweep. it felt like an age between those two, apparently it was just they were doing their job absolutely remarkably. the restaurant opposite we were, were evacuated. we were next and they asked us to get ready. we got to the front so she could get out first. we wanted her to be safest first

then we kind of lay there and if you go out and there was people shoes and they had taken off clothes, big tims, food, all kee kind around. like only, really, secondly they were out while we were just me andering through, they were keeping at it. the paramedics, maybe i knew this already, but i have not seen this before. they run out in the danger and then they turn their back to the danger. and they try to put together in front of them while we're running for our lives. and how great and marvelous they are. i might not ever meet the people. we're proud that they're doing this and they're there every day worrying about whether they come home. we're thankful for them and what

they do, you know. these people cannot, will not leave. we can't have a situation where they seem to divide us and spoke for all of us today. it what units the city and we'll carry on loving with each other and being supportive around the world in a melting pot. and i'm going to go back other people do to, because if i, you know, drink and being friends with brilliant and powerful women, i'm going to go back and do more not less. >> they're always heroes, of course, out at this events that's what many people want to focus on today not the attackers that did what they did. we look how the terror attack kwoun tri is trying to recover.

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we welcome back to you. police say they're speaking with people in two new raids early this morning. 12 people, previously been arrested, that was on sunday. one of them was later released. this is the third terror attack. at least 7 people were killed over the weekend. lisa suarez has more on how the

war page unfolded. >> oh my god. >> terror in the heart of london. it began on london bridge, a man plowing down the street, barrelling towards them. witnesses saw people go flying into the air. one jumped into the river tended to get out of the way. >> it's like a big panic, i think. they were running, screaming, some people were what they were seeing. >> the attack met across the bridge crushed and they continued, charging inside the attack stabbing people open late saturday night the area packed with customers. they say the attackers were shot and killed by police. laying on the ground felt

exposed. the scene they left behind chaotic. >> in the wait for the attack, heightened police presence. security tightened and british prime minister theresa may had security meeting. >> it's time to say enough is enough. everybody needs to go about their lives as they normally would. our society should continue to function in accordance with our values. when it comes to taking on extreme terrorism, things need to change. >> with the election days away, suspended campaigning, the parties suspended. >> we will suspend for today and resume later on. i think it's important to give a

message. if we allow those attack it is to disrupt their democratic process, then we'll lose. >> this is a city on high alert with thousands of police on the streets. so many people opened their doors to go back into the properties or indeed to the hotel. the character that really says they'll not been counting. suarez, cnn, london. >> visiting professor, the policy institute of kings college london, we've got a few days left in this election now. we'll talk about security. going into security -- the prime minister says, who is right. >> that's right. this is in a military sense and talk defense. last layer of defense is strong security service. security service only comes into

play in terms of the police and after someone has decided to attack. we do need more police. we also need to work on the cause of why people are attacking and reduce the number of people that want to attack in the first place. we need to take on board as well. >> i do. i personally believe the media should have conduct not name perpetrators. people taking these attacks. i then i know my name won't go around the media. >> this is the huge incentive. and they use it as an excuse. >> this is one of the great of islamic state, out of all the business communities the organizations understood the power of social media and most islamic state and the difference

between al qaeda, is joining al qaeda, you use to have to go and throw hand grenade. to join islamic state, all you have to do is grab a knife. so islamic state has been clever in the way it uses social media to inspire people at the last minute to join the club merely for a statement and we need to crack down on that. >> i know the concerns, too much focus on the media response of the events. in this case, there doesn't seem to be anything to criticize from eight minutes from the first call out. there is question being raised against them on the security services and the guy in manchester, particularly, the ones in london. they were warned about them and they still got away with it. >> many ways you need to look at this type terrorist like epidemic. what are the circumstances that

allowed them, who are the people vulnerable and how do you deal with people when they've got this disease and sickness of terrorism. what are the circumstances that increased the vulnerability. it's dispossession, it's feeling of loneliness. it's not part of the community if you take, for example, sidney, the orlando killer. the things that had been beaten their wives or girlfriends. that have been left. they had drug and alcohol abuse. they rarely went to mosques, but they had no hope. they decided to find one way to go out and glory. this mental disease they had. >> i think in part we are. i think part of the way we need to look at it is about being in the communities recognizing, real muslims, as i call them. brightest airline. they're the ones we need to say, when you see something or hear something wrong with someone

saying something wrong, but then you need to have a system that will accept these reports and blow them out. >> correct. >> so you need a response to all of those, preparation, resources to follow advanced and strong security response. >> thank you. continues on the london terror attack and another breaking story this hour. diplomatic ties and what they say terrorism to bring us an update on that manner. >> well, mack, this is actually very big deal and i can't under state how important it is. you have four countries that over night are severing all relations. those countries are egypt, saudi arabia. but effectively almost over night they're shutting down the air space. all residents to leave their

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the british prime minister theresa may is calling the internet cause. >> we need to work on our democratic government to reach international agreements that regulates and prevent the spread of extremist and terrorism. and we need to do everything we can at home to reduce the risks of extremism online. >> companies are under increasing pressure to police hate speech and threats on the internet, social media facebook releasing a statement on sunday they'll work aggressively to remove terrorist comment. here is more from santa cruz, california. he's a former ceo as well as former director of national cyber security center. police and antiterrorism here in

london, hugely frustrated. all of the debates and conversations about terror happening online and social media companies have access to that. how do you think they can justify that? >> we've lost our signal. well e we'll try to get back to him though. he took to twitter. that was one of many tweets. here are more details on that. >> using social media to weigh in. first by retweeting and sharing,

tabloid here in the united states that has lots of headlines and news. president retweeted there were fears of new terror attack and it was before indeed terrorist had struck at the london bridge. later in the evening on saturday, president trump continued to weigh in, we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the travel ban which has been struck down by the courts in the united states. they'll take toyota the supreme court. the white house said it's not a travel ban. but the president himself used those words on twitter. there were other posts. he did say we're with you in the united states and with you in the uk. but then on sunday morning, presumably after he woke up. posted a number of political messages and one of them said we must stop and get down in the business of security in our people. we don't get smart, it will only

get worse. now it may or may not be a coincidence the president posted this right after the thoughts on conservative fox news channel repeatedly brought it up, the guest said it's a problem in the u.s. and uk elsewhere. we know trump may have been watching and getting that idea and sharing it on twitter. he said, do you notice we're not having a gun debate right now. that's because they used knives and a truck. so this is kind of a curious tweet. some people were confused by it. it's a popular talking point in the u.s. saying we don't need gun control. guns aren't the problem. it's the people using the weapons that are the problem. so the president sort of invoking in a conservative talking point there with that tweet. the mayor responding he doesn't have time to engage with president trump.

he's too busy trying to respond to the aftermath of the attack. >> the big question what role social media played in this attack. >> to protect terrorist although. we can speak now to he's in california for us. it's the inevitable conversation i had with the terror attack. the conversations took place on soerm media. they need to be giving more access to the security services. >> the operations are worldwide. touching 194 different countries and every country would like access to that data and some for very different reasons. we might say that uk has very good reasons to want information on terrorist instagator.

how are you going to monitor all of that? are you going to do it with humans or artificial intelligence. so it's really technology companies and there's no silver bullet. i can unts why the prime minister would like to see more and it's quite a thing to accomplish and achieve. >> you say that what police officers tell me the social media companies are being very proactive when it comes and closed out most conversations and they refuse too when it comes to terrorism. so what's the difference now. >> it's easier doe fine and judge the experts can see if there's children engaged in photos and inappropriate

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