investigators are now scouring for more information about the three attackers who used that van to kille and nearly injure 50 others. i want to bring in msnbc's christopher dickey who's in paris for us. chris, we know this is the third attack in britain in three months. police say they have foiled roughly about five other plots, but explain for europe why the uk is so heavily targeted. >> reporter: well, i think partly it's a question of opportunity. i think that it's gotten a little bit harder to attack in france. we've seen the terrorists taking the initiative in germany, for instance, where they hadn't been active before. we saw that late last year. and now we see them really going after britain again and again. now britain, of course, has a significant military presence. it's part of the coalition fighting isis, and it's also in the middle of an election campaign, so there's a hope i suspect that this kind of terrorism can impact the election in one way or the other. >> and do you think -- and that's such a way of thinking that really voters need to consider, you know, how this is g

van. talked us the men who was in the van. talked us through that. his van, he wanted to escape, runaway. he was saying i wa nt to escape, runaway. he was saying i want to kill muslims, i want to kill muslims. because there was no place to run away he came back to where he drove. i hit him on his stomach, he fell down on the floor. me and there was other guys, we held him to the ground until he was... couldn't move. we held him until the police came. the police took around 20 minutes to half an hour. they took a very long time, and the ambulance as well. abdul, that's absolutely extraordinary. describe this man for us. extraordinary. describe this man for us. what did he looked like an repeat again, abdul, what he was shouting when you detained him? he was saying... when we got him on the ground, i asked him, was saying... when we got him on the ground, iasked him, why did was saying... when we got him on the ground, i asked him, why did you do that? i was very emotional and very upset. why did you do that? you killed so many people. at that time idi

the van used has been examined but nothing that will pose a risk to the public.licing get destroyed in order to reassure communities, especially those at this very sensitive. i will urge everyone to remain calm and remain vigilant. i ask the public with any information about this incident or anything that causes concern or suspicious, to call. 800,719-321. as of what i can as we're learning more information about it, i will. this has been an incredibly challenging time for london and emergency services are straked. that's people allow people -- we have, without harvest to protect them. there's a time once again for london to stand together to face her. thank you. i can take a couple of questions. >> this is going to be good. >> given what was -- what exactly, is that a look against mosque. hopefully it will last two months. >> [ inaudible question ] >> i think there there's been an awful lot of images put out by the media. it seems to me at the time he was very quickly giving it to the police and put into custody, i think, as i've said commendable by members of t

. >> reporter: a closer look at the van used as a battering ram to hit pedestrians on london bridge. police say attacker initially tried to rent a larger truck but the payment was declined so the men went with a smaller vehicle. inside bags of gravel to help add weight. investigators found a dozen wine bottles filled with flammable liquid and rags along with two blow torturchestorches. please announcing two new arrests linked to the plot bringing the total to 18. one week after the rampage that killed eight people and injured dozens more. -- >> london carries on. >> reporter: officials are urging residents ands to face down any remaining fear and get out to enjoy the weekend. parts of borough market remains closed. >> very determined. >> reporter: officials hope the entire market will be open in another week or so but security is priority one. >> you will be seeing police armed and unarmed. unarmed. una. >> reporter: abc news, london. >>> the navy's newest warship was commissioned today. hillary clinton, jill biden and congress woman nancy pelosi were among those who spoke. giffords

. >> if anybody has information about these knives, please contact at the van used as a battering ram to hit pedestrians on london bridge. the police say one attacker initially tried to rent a larger truck but his payment was declined, so they went with the smaller vehicle. inside, bags of gravel to add weight. they also found a dozen wine bottles filled with flammable liquid rags, along with blowtorches. the police announced two new arrests linked to the plot, bringing the total to 18. one week after the rampage that killed eight and injured dozens more -- >> london carries on. reporter: officials are urging residents to get out and enjoy the weekend. parts of the market where the attacker stabbed random people remain closed. >> we want them to get back on reporter: the officials hope the market will be open and entire week or so, but security is priority one. >> please don't give in to terrorists. horace: new tonight, a dog family an upper marlboro to a fire in their townhome at 5 a.m. prince george's county fire said the fire on marlborough lane cost about $50,000 of damage. they a

because he is going to load up his dirt bike to the back of a van using a slack line. >> now it looksstarting to catch his balance. oh, my gosh. >> well, he does it over and over and you know what they say. >> try, try again. >> yep. practice makes perfect. so you've got to keep going. eventually he manages to load up the dirt bike to the back of the van. >> and trailer companies are like, uh-oh. >> and this is the best part. once it's in the van, he walks back out and starts balancing on the slack line. it's pretty amazing. hat's off to you, man. >>> now over to this jukin video where curtis downs is about to do a stunt. they've rigged up this pulley system which he is then going to grab onto. and the goal is to then go on the ramp, launch, and land in this pit here that's been set up for him. here we go. three, two, one. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh! the one spot they didn't have padding. oh, and he dented that fence rail. >> uh-huh. yeah. he and his bike overshot the pit and landed all the way at the end wedged between the fence and the cushion that was supposed to break his fall. don't wor

we're getting a look inside the van used in that attack. you can see chairs suitcase and gravel.eleased photos showing on the fake explosive ve vests. a cathedral reopened for sunday service and shop owners getting ready to reopen. for the reopening of the borrow market. >> heart stopping video of a crash involving five semi trucks in china. one truck lost control when it hit the median. then the truck went back across the median hitting two more trucks. one fern person died. they believe wet roads played a role in this crash. wow. >> sunday was a milestone for former heavy weight champion evander h holyfield. he was inductd the into the international boxily hall of fame. his career spanned more than three decades and included a bronze medal at the 1984 summer olympics. >> "wonder woman" is the number one movie for a second straight weekend. the super hero film earned more than $57 million this weekend. that brings its total 205 million in just two weeks. the mummy starring tom cruise came in second and captain underpants the first epic movie came in third with 12 million. >> ♪ >

. >> would wouldo man used that van o to mow down a crowd of worshippers leaving a ebb mosque killing one injuring 10 others 48-year-old suspect arrested being questioned right now. >> benjamin is on the scene for us, in london, with the hunt for possibly more joins us on the phone with more benjamin are you there? on the phone: this area reached that tensions incredibly high yet another attack, of course, we have been saying what -- it was carried out by a white man, unmuslim same message we have seen in previous attacks use of a truck to mow weem being investigated after midnight in north london multiethnic neighborhood crowded with muslims after ramadan prayers, the driver reved engine driving into crowd off the crowd on pavement media called it a hate crime urging public to stay calm, police arrested the driver 48-year-old man he was pined to ground by two bystanders the two men are being called heroes, eye witnesses reporting while held by public, the man said a number of times i have done my best and i want to kill muslims. >> the terrorist -- >> terrorist, it with a as terroris

we're getting a look inside the van used in the attack.ee some chairs, a suitcase and some gravel and a copy of the koran opened at a page describing martyrdom was also found at one of the attacker's houses. police say the attack could have been worse. >>> time now 7:26. coming up the lincoln memorial realmemorialreflecting pool wile drained. >>> traffic flowing nicely on the beltway. caitlin is going to be back with another look at today's weather. fox5 news morning saturday will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress

. >> now, police have hall away the van used in the attack. people are laying flowers to remember the victims and hold a vigil this evening. >> president trump has denounced what he calls the horrific attack on london. during the annual fun raise nerve washington dc last night he promised to step up efforts against terrorism. >> and we new our resolve, stronger than ever before, to protect the united state and it allies from a vial enemy that has waged war on innocent life and it gone on too long. this bloodshed must end. this bloodshed will end. >> now earlier president trump came under criticism for his twitter comment about london mayor kahn after the mayor told londoners about the stepped up police president. the president tweeted seven dade, 48 wounds in the terror attacks, and the mayor every london says there is no reason to be alarmed. the mayor spokesman says the president's tweets deliberately take out every context kahn's remarks. >> following the terror attack in london, ariana grande's one love manchester benefit concert went on a

what we know from the crime scene, they towed away the van used in the attack. police going slow and methodically through the crime scene gathering up all the evidence they can. we know they took what appear to be fake suicide vests, the apparent motivation of the suicide vests particularly in an area where you have a lot of soccer hooligans who would be primed for a fight. they would try to tackled attackers and take away the knife. harris. >> they are trying to get through the 12 people they arrested. some of them women, some they have let go without charging. what is the thinking with the way the attacks were able to get help? support? what? >> reporter: that is the big unknown right now. we heard that from the police on the record earlier today. they believe they have killed all of the people who directly participated in the attack. what they don't really know at this stage is how extensive the support network was. as you mentioned a couple of boroughs that were raided, the barking neighborhood and the east ham neighborhood. that's where they picked up the 1

neighbour of the london bridge attacker khuram butt told the bbc how he saw him driving around in the van usedore it happened. our special correspondent ed thomas has the latest on the investigation. more raids and more searches. this was a garage in east london this morning, surrounded by police. for a second day, forensic teams look for clues inside the home of one of the three london attackers. this man, khuram butt. he was 27 and a father of two young children. 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-sh

we had that terrible attack, similar in nature to terms of the van used to plow down people on the london bridge before the knife attack. and the manchester arena attacks. countless plots interrupted or foiled by the security services. the police resources are stretched to the limit. this before we even consider all of the resources that were required for the terrible tragedy at the tower. police telling us they are making extra police resources available to put on extra patrols around mosques and islamic cultural centers around the capital. it may be in other towns and cities across the country there will be extra police resources as well because people within the muslim community are quite rightly concerned at this time. people will be making up turning on the television wondering how much more pain this country can take. what was more interesting is the arrest of this moon. my understanding is local people here had him before turning him over to the police. >> he was moved to the ground. he was initially set upon this crowd before the imam from that local mosque very well known in this

the vans that were behind us have moved so we can see clearly down. venlt just explain because you know this area well. that's the mosque. you see that. that's next to the station. that's the mosque. where the incident happened is 20 to 30 meters right past there. that's by the muslim welfare house? 20 or 30 meters away. it was so busy because muslims were at night prayers and breaking the fast? the thing was because in the last ten days, it is a period where people pray like a second round. so it's 12 o'clock to 1am is the time. it's the buffer period between the two. people go out and get food and some back and that's when it happened. that's when the incident happened. what do you think about the reaction there has beenin think about the reaction there has been in terms of the political reaction. the prime minister came out quickly and said this appears to bea out quickly and said this appears to be a terrorism incident and counter—terrorism police are investigating. sadiq khan... that's what they say. even the way the news tabloids are reporting th

from what we are seeing and from what witnesses are reporting to us, there was nobody else in the van. and it appears at this time that this attacker attacked alone. that is not to say that we are not investigating the full circumstances of how he came to be where he was. but at this point in time, there was nobody else in the van. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. >> we've been listening to the senior national coordinator for britain's counterterrorist department. he was speaking about the incident last night, which is being called a terrorist attack, where a 48-year-old suspect was arrested and taken into custody after he took his van and rammed through pedestrians who were outside of a mosque in the finsbury park area of london. as he mentioned, one person was killed. ten people are still injured from that attack. and the suspect is in custody. with that, i'd like to go to nbc's lucy kafanov, who is on the ground in london, in finsbury park. lucy, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, dara, as you heard neil basu telling us there, this is still the early stag

it began when a hired van was used to knock down pedestrians on london bridge. 3 men wearing fake suicidets then left the vehicle and began stabbing people in pubs and bars in nearby borough market. within 8 minutes the three men had been confronted and shot dead by police. a member of the public was also injured in the exchanges. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the reduction in the number of police officers is a sign the security forces are not getting the resources required. despite this, the conservative security minister ben wallace says the labour leaders comments mark a u—turn on his previous stance on counter—terror laws. we were talking two weeks ago, following the events in manchester and it is ashamed to be having this conversation so and it is ashamed to be having this conversation so soon and it is ashamed to be having this conversation so soon but we have an election and i have mentioned the discussions going on post saturday evening about resources in our police, your thoughts. there is no hiding from the fact that resources have dropped since 2010. police will a lwa ys

this is the van used. police say they ran inside a restaurant and started stabbing people. french citizens were amongst the victims. we have the pictures which appears to show two. police say they shot and killed all three attackers. so far there's no claim of responsibility there. the british prime minister theresa may is chairing the security meeting. her security party has suspended campaigning on sunday. we will review as the day goes on and as more details of the attack emerge. nic robertson joins us live. we'll expect something where the latest intel will be delivered to the prime minister? >> reporter: we will. we can expect the prime minister to be calm, to be reassuring, to communicate perhaps some of the details we'll hear shortly, but we can expect her to deliver a very strong and robust message against this act of terrorism. what people are going to be listening for, of course, is this the end of it, can it be prevented, and some of these questions just don't have answers at the moment, max. but that is the sort of pressure that a prime minister has. right now,

in the stabbings, also photos of the van used in the attack, which show some isuitcase, gravel and wine bottles. police believe the bottles would have been used as cannisters for throwing gasoline bombs and gravel would have been used as shrapnel. ♪ ♪ batman ♪ ♪ batman ♪ notes bat batman. >>> holiday is remembering adam west, the man who played batman on the popular 1960's tv series, he was 88 years old. his fans visited his star on the holiday walk of fame to express condolences, many took pictures and left flowers in memory of the icon >> west appeared on other tv shows including based on in an is a and perry mason before playing the caped crusader. >> reporter: best known for playing the capped crusader during the classic 1960's tv show batman, adam west died friday in los angeles after a short battle with leukemia. >> having a handful of co starring rolls in big screen projects early on in his career, he got discovered by batman producer william dosier during nestle quick ineligible. although the series ran on abc from 1966 to 1968, west iconic role would for

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a van going into crowds, people brandishing knives and using them as weapons. of course, guns are very hard to get in britain. maybe i'm just trying to look for a silver lining here. all of that means they're finding it hard to do big bombs at symbolic locations and that kind of thing, and what they are reduced to is driving vans and using knives, which is, of course, terrible and tragic, but you can only kill so many people, particularly if the police responds as quickly as they did in this case. >> sure. for that silver lining, we look to manchester where only two weeks ago a bomb detonated killed 22 people. so i think the problem, fareed, is britain has, you know, thousands of people who have been influenced by this idealogy. something like 850 brits have gone for training in syria and iraq. compare that to america where really you're talking about a few dozen who have successfully gone to iraq and syria with a country six times the population. we used to think this is a phenomenon, the number of attacks in belgium, britain seemed to be protected by the chan

it is said to show the alleged driver and the van used to ram into the crowd. both the british prime minister and london mayor visited the scene. mayor khan says the city has zero tolerance for hate crimes. he also spoke about the harrowing events over the past few weeks and what the impact has been for his city. >> this attack behind me at seven sisters, the attack in manchester, the attack on london bridge and westminster bridge are all an attack on our shared values of tolerance and freedom and respect. we will not allow these terrorists to succeed. >> let's go to our cnn international diplomatic editor, nic robertson in front of the prime minister's residence. was this man on police radar? >> reporter: wolf, it's not clear if he was on the police radar. they certainly haven't indicated that he was. we do know he was 47 years old. the prime minister said that he was a white male taken into custody, we understand he was taken to hospital, given some sort of psychiatric analysis in the early hours, is now being questioned by the police on terrorism charges. wh

we can also show you know video of the van used in the attack. it is being towed away from the crime scene. spanish authorities moving slowly and methodically through the crime scene. the then went into a crowd of people there out for a night at the pubs. three attackers got out with knives. they were wearing fake bombast and were slashing their way through the crowd. within eight minutes police were on them. 50 rounds prior to british law enforcement on them. they call this unprecedented. >> and i surprised with raised with the fear of three suicide bombers firearms offices fired an unprecedented number of rounds to be completely confident that they neutralize the threat of those men. i am humbled by the bravery of the officer who rush toward potential suicide bomber thinking only of protecting others. >> seven victims are dead, 36 hospitalized, 21 still in critical condition. one person was apparently hit by a stray police around, it is not life-threatening. they say the unknown now is the amount of support that three attackers had in planning.

he said, do you see that white van behind us? there was a white van behind us? there was a white van across the bodies. i was told there were eight bodies on the ground. he said, do you see that van? aid which took an immediate swerve left and mowed into people. this was a side road. a dead end. a local cafe. it is not far, to give you some context, there are a couple of mosques away. the nearest one is 30 seconds away. this is the last few days of ramadan. a lot of people would have been leaving the mosque, performing lead prayers. and would have either finished or taking a break at the cafe. there were loads of people milling around. it was very busy. so the people you saw lying on the floor, we know that ten people were injured, probably two seriously and one man who died. he was already being treated, we are told, perhaps heart condition, when the van struck the people treating the van struck the people treating the man? yes, the actual suspected attack happened not in front of the two of mosques, but a few seconds‘ walk at the side of the cafe. more than on

. >> so living out of this white van, using the ymca, basically connected to the baseball field where he shot up everybody, to clean up, and basically living inbetween the van and the ymca. >> yes, apparently, what we re hearing from familyat we members, he had been in d.c. for few weeks. i think it was longer than, that i think several weeks. they said sometime in march is when he appeared. >> late march. >> and it is casino every unclear if he has been seen anywhere else, or taking part in any specific protest. that's all something that police are working to gather at this point. >> as they say on social media. he would say a lot about his politcal views, had a lot to say about that. >> okay, jenny, thank you. again, about 6:15 we will take you down to dc. >> the bill cosby sexual assault trial still going on, anand tensions are rising as just or are struggling to finds averred in this high profile case. >> steve, every day we say this, is today the day? >> reporter: well, if tensions are rising, it is the outside of the courthouse, because we have no clue what's going on inside the

plowed his van into us. people was moving out of way. people were screaming. >> people keeping the tensions low. trying to reduce the chance of anything flaring up. this is a city which has seen some attacks in recent months. police now coming out and saying that there are no other suspects. helicopters still circling above. a large police cordon trying to keep people away from the scene here. while some community leaders are pointing out this was an attack on muslims. this was actually an attack on all the communities here. but, still, real tensions. people calling this a revenge attack. back to you guys. rob: certainly appears that way. benjamin, thank you such. here to react to this is judy interviewezuhdijasser. you know it appears this might have been an aretaliation attack after we have seen a number of attacks called for by isis there. obviously not an intelligent way to go things. no logic to it. is it surprising to see all the anger that's in london right now? >> this is exactly why isis does what it does. why does it divert its

petrol bombs and blow torches were found in the van they did use.y they had pink ceramic knives tied to their wrists. adam west, the american actor best known as the star series batman has died aged 88. good afternoon from westminster. theresa may's two closest advisors, nick timothy and fiona hill, have resigned, following the conservative party's failure to win a majority in parliament, in the general election. the bbc understands the prime minister had been warned she faced a leadership challenge if she didn't sack them. the government's chief whip, gavin williamson, is now in belfast to hold talks with northern ireland's largest party, the dup, to try to secure support for mrs may's minority government. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. they were at the heart of power, the prime minister's closest advisers for your. but in nick timothy and fiona hill were accused of having too much control over policy and tactics, costing theresa may her majority, costing them theirjobs. they are brilliant street fighters and terrible political le

here's a look at the white van used on the attack on london bri bridge last night.destrian is thought to have jumped into the river to escape being hit. this is dash cam video taken after that van rammed its way along the bridge mowing down pedestrians in its wake and leaving london in shock. and this is new video just in to cnn cnn. it shows the chaos in london as the city was held in the grip of yet another terror attack, the third one in three months. we have team coverage here. cnn international correspondent melissa bell is following the investigation and saima is tracking. tell us where you are and what's the latest you're hearing of the investigation? >> reporter: just behind me, one of the apartment blocks that was raided first thing this morning here in the east of london embarking. it's still cordoned off and for more than 12 hours police have been going through with it a fine tooth comb. the police are remaining tight lipped about how far the investigation has gone. precisely what it's managed to uncover. we haven't had confirmation of of the identity of

this is the van that was used in the london bridge attack. now live pictures being moved away from the scene, that it was found at the end of the attack. this particular van was the van that came down london bridge and then was zigzagging, hitting pedestrians and this is why we now have seven dead as of this hour. although, there are many more injured, many critical. so that van being moved away from the scene of the crime there, it was up against a light pole, a signal light there, damaged on the left-hand side of it. the picture we were watching over the last 20 hours when all the doors are open, the lights are still on, three suspects believed to be involved in the movement of this van as it was used as a device, as a device of terror in yesterday's attack. so that being moved away, they are moving forward there in london, the metropolitan police. we're learning more about what happened, some of the details i was describing now in that attack. seven were killed. nearly 50 others injured. many still in the hospital right now. eye witnesses a

this may be an act of revenge for prior terrorist attacks on individual in london, the use of a van, of knives. so it's unclear the motive here. you are looking at what appears to be a mobile forensic lab set up adjacent to the truck. jackie: steve rogers is a former member of the joint terrorism task force. you said authorities have taken this suspect for a mental evaluation. you said the key is mental evaluation when talking about terrorism. steve: yes. that will lead the police in one of two directions. if they find this individual is mentally competent and has the ability to plan an attack like this, that will probably lead them to the conclusion this was a tear right attack. whether it was a lone wolf attack or whether he was connected to some cell or organization, that's something the police would have to track down. now, if the hospital says that this individual has a mental health issue, that he may have a history of mental health issues, it will tear the police away from a planned terrorist attack to maybe a revenge attack, someone who decided to take thing into his own hand

van. now investigators tell us that van may have been used for as part of maybe a living he kept his clotheshere, he kept food there. they removed a mattress a short time ago. to give you an idea about what happened shortly after 7:00, there were many members of congress on the field and one who was hit in the hip. scalise, congressman scalise crawled from second base to the outfield screaming for help with his injury. a lot of other people on the field. there's a plane from national airport goes overhead. a lot of other people scramble into the first base dugout for safety. they also went to duck behind cars in that same parking lot where the suspect parked his van early this morning. here's what we know, the very latest. four people in all wounded in this attack. witnesses say involved dozens of shots, perhaps as many as 60. among the victims, house majority whip, congressman scalise. i think we want to go to a news conference right now so let's listen in and see what officials are saying now. >> good afternoon. hello. again my name is i'm the special agent in charge of the fbi's washingto

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night's attack on london bridge and a nearby market intended to rent a truck much larger than the van they used as a weapon against pedestrians. police said today the trio resorted to a van after their payment for truck was declined and drove two practice runs before speeding into pedestrians and killing three of them. inside the van, police said, they found 13 explosive "molotov cocktails"-- wine bottles filled with gasoline and stuffed with rags. the attackers left them behind when they went on their stabbing spree with 12-inch ceramic knives, killing five more people. today, police arrested two more suspects in connection with the investigation. seven remain in custody. meanwhile, the two chiefs of staff to prime minister theresa may quit today, following thursday's election that saw her conservative party lose its majority of seats in parliament. in this country, anti-muslim activists staged what turned out to be relatively small demonstrations against "sharia"" or strict islamic law in cities across the country today. the so-called "march against sharia" was organized by "act for america,"

meantime undertake what i am confident is a whole lot of investigative steps with regard to the van that was used in the london bridge attack and taking information from that van. what does the license plate say? and working out from there. >> lisa, you have been part of the decisions on the terror threat levels in the united states. in england we know that the terror threat level had been raised to critical, the highest it had been in more than a decade and then they lowered it to severe, which is still high. what goes into those decision snz. >> there's going to be a number of things that go into a determination like that. now, obviously here in the united states we have a process run by the secretary of homeland security who is advised by a board of professionals on this and first and foremost it is going to be guided by the intelligence picture. a comprehensive picture from law enforcement and intelligence sources that give the -- in our case, the secretary of homeland security and the rest of the security team a full picture of what the threat may be. and we have refined it over time. are we

pictures have been release in the the deadly terrorist attack in lond ofnlt we're getting a look at the van used. you can see some chairs, suitcase and gravel. there's the back side of the van. a copy of a car ran on a page opened was found at one of the attacker's' homes. investigators say the attack could have bench worse. and what of britain's most famous reopened its doors today forth first time since the london bridge attacks. police broke into the south cathedral after the terror attack. officers caused some minor damage had to be gathered inside the church and offered prayers to the victims. today we will be able to do normal services as well, but they won't be normal because we will be remembering all of those who died. the books of condolence opened here people to come and sign. we anticipate lots of people will want to come into what is very much their cathedral within this area. much of this surrounding area known as bureau market is still closed but that area is expected to reopen in the coming daze. an out pouring of support for two police officers badly hurt after a pickup truck dr

van. tell us what you saw and heard. we were in the pubs and josh ordered a taxi. i left and got into a taxi and looked out the window towards the pub. josh had gone back in to get another friend. 5-10 gone back in to get another friend. 5—10 seconds later i see 20—30 people trying to run inside the pub, which i thought was rather odd. a few seconds after that, a white van came speeding down the pavement and crashed into a lamp post or something, i don't know what. then two or three males, something, i don't know what. then two orthree males, i something, i don't know what. then two or three males, i saw them jump out of the van and run down the road. at that point the taxi driver sped off. he did not know what was going on. he thought it was some sort of terrorist attack. i thought it may have been a car accident. but the demographic of the people jumping out of the van, it didn't seem jumping out of the van, it didn't seem quite right. and what did, from what you can tell, what did these men look like? i would say they looked like they were two to three males, ju

gathered some friends and came outside the mosque, a few yards away, and we heard speeding, a van turning into usanaged to get away. a lot of people got injured. so he managed to get away but we are told you actually detained one of the men...? yes. talk you actually detained one of the men. . . ? yes. talk us through that. when the guy came out from his van he wanted to escape, runaway, he was saying i want to kill muslims, i wa nt to saying i want to kill muslims, i want to kill muslims, so because there was replaced to run away, he came back to where he drove us so i hit him on his stomach which he fell down on the floor and then me and some other guys held him to the ground until he was, couldn't move, and we held him until the police came. the police took around i would say 20 minutes to half an hour, they took very long, and ambulance as well. abdul, that's absolutely extraordinary. just described this man for us. did extraordinary. just described this manfor us. did he extraordinary. just described this man for us. did he look like and repeat again, abdul, what it was shouting when you wer

people were running for their urged on by the police. >> move back. >> reporter: the van that the terrorists had used moments ago could mow down pedestrians stood abandoned as security forces rushed to the rescue from the air, and the ground. dan anguyen was on the bridge when he saw the van coming toward him. it missed him by inches. >> my wife saw someone jumping off the bridge. >> and the people in the van. >> i had never seen anything like that. >> you think they were dead. >> yeah for sure. >> reporter: the suspects went to a near by area filled with bars and restauranted. as armed units moved into position these filmed by a traumatized resident on the phone. police in the area shouted at patrons to hit the floor. there was a burst of gunfire and then as sudden as it had begun it was over. the three suspects shot dead by the police. all wearing what looked like suicide belts but what turned out later to be faked. elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> as details emerged, president trump took to twitter writes we must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people

. >> reporter: she didn't name any specific incidents but recently vans were used to run people down in london and a truck in nice, france last year. jim dudly is a lecturer at san francisco state and former deputy chief. >> in a situational awareness of current events influences how the events are run, and so, when we got 15 years past 9/11, we tended to let our guards down when right after 9/11, we were doing things. >> this was a concept that was developed by our bridge patrol office in concert with our security coalition partners to include the chp and department of homeland security and fbi. >> she says there is is no specific threat here. for runners, the pattern would remain the same but the lane used for northbound traffic will be used for security from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. >> if the board votes to approve this, the southbound traffic will be allowed to continue. it's only the northbound traffic that will be impacted. >> reporter: and they say during that time, traffic is expected to be light only about 4500 cars. the board is expected to vote on this on friday. reporting live a

reporter: on saturday, neighbor ken chigbo says he approached him asking about a rented moving van he was using>> started asking question, how much and the other. yeah, it wasn't until now it starts sinking in really. >> reporter: and michael mimbo says after the attack, he realized the possible significance of a white van he had seen speeding away from their apartment complex on saturday. is it upsetting, disturbing, troubling? >> yeah, especially if it's something that you knew, someone that you commonly said hello to. it's really hard to believe, but then all the evidence are there. >> reporter: the 12 people arrested at that complex have now been released. but tonight british media reports a dozen molotov cocktails were found in the back of the attackers' van. and scott, police are still trying to figure out if the three men had help from anyone else. >> anna werner in our london newsroom tonight. anna, thank you. and we're back in just a moment. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to

the death toll in london goes up to 7 after a trio of attackers uses a van an knives to go on a killing spree. >> police are calling it a terror attack. >>> the show will go on, the latest attack of terror in england is not stopping the ariana grande concert for victims of the manchester bombing. >> powerball fever is back with the huge jackpot on the line. >>> sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful shot of the sunrise over the ben franklin bridge, what a great way to start the morning. >>> it has been a gorgeous weekend we're hoping today is nice, chris. >> reporter: yesterday it was gorgeous, we started out with showers in the morning, but then the sun came. today the temperatures are chilly, we're looking live, let's flip it over to the numbers. look at the 30s to the north are you kidding me we're in june. 37 in lake harmony. bethlehem, 46. quakertown, 39 first thing this morning now you're up to 43. warminster ten warmer, 53. pottstown, 43, coatsville showing a chilly 48 degrees, south and east it's a little bit milder, but cool down here, as well. 47 in gandys beach. millville, hammo

van. my my best friend got hit on the stomach. witnesses have told use road at speed, turning into this cul—de—sac and knocking down the worshippers as it came through. it then came to a rest between those two ballades. bollard that it hit has been removed and when it came to a stop, a young man was trapped underneath the van although he has survived. today, with north london in shock, the head of one of the affected mosques called for calm. islamophobia is on a raise so is a crime and we need to stop this madness. a cycle of violence wins will get us nowhere. the van was taken away yesterday evening and a suspected driver was arrested at the scene. he is still in custody, being held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and of reparation and commission of terrorist ats. the incoming leader of hong kong has told the bbc she cannot guarantee that freedom of speech will protect those who call for independence. carrie lam is the chief executive elect which is about to mark 20 years since the uk handed it back to mainland china. next week she'll be sworn

the attackers used a van and knives and rampage that killed seven and injuring dozens more. president trump tweeted we need the travel ban as an extra level of security and followed up with another tweet this morning, we must stop being political correct and get down to the business of security for the people. they are asking to reinstate the ban after federal courts ruled against him. joining us now, ari melber, that request happening days ago and this unfortunate attack. will the supreme court regardless of what he's saying now, they can get these reversals that he's asking for if you will done in a week, right? >> this could all happen potentially very quickly because it's not the resolution of the whole case. it's just a question of while the case proceeds, should the status quo be no ban or reinstate the ban. the trump administration saying if it isn't inconstitutional why not leave it in place until we argue it. >> what's the probability based on the arguments being made this may happen? >> this is really all procedure. i think the supreme court to your question is unl

we have established that the van used during the attack was a white renault van that was recently hiredkers. as our understanding grows, we now understanding grows, we now understand that the van at london bridge started the attack at 9:58pm with members of the public calling police a fume and its later. the van mounted the pavement and collided with pedestrians before being abandoned, where attackers armed with knives, continued into the borough market area, stabbing numerous people. the attackers were confronted by the firearms officers, andl confronted by the firearms officers, and i can confirm that eight police firearms officers discharged their weapons. whilst this will be subject to an investigation by the ipcc, our initial assessment is in the region of 50 rounds, 50 bullets were fired by those eight officers. the three attackers were shot dead. the situation these officers were confronted with was critical. a matter of life and death. three armed men, wearing what appeared to be suicide belts. they had already attacked and killed members of the public and had to be stopped imme

some sort of attack using a van. to four people, eyewitnesses say, attacking people in the borough market area. that is being borne out by reports we are seeing on the news wires. correspondence are saying that these are co—ordinated attack? correspondence are saying that these are co-ordinated attack? if there are co-ordinated attack? if there are three people involved and there isa are three people involved and there is a conspiracy, legally that is clear. if the eyewitnesses are correct in what they are saying then three people have planned an attack on this part of london. they planned an attack using a vehicle, that difficult attack that police find difficult attack that police find difficult to stop. they have taken knives with them and have begun to attack members of the public. we do not know the reasons behind this incident are nor any information about why it happened other than the way this account —— eyewitness accounts. the cordoned off the area around here must be several miles wide. i tried to cross bo