call for reinstatement for his travel ban now blocked by the courts. he tweeted we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the court to bring us back our rights.

and british value. they'll add freedom, the election is moving forward. internal security, terrorism has become a major issue in that election, especially after the manchester attack and now once again this one into the election so close. it takes place on june 8th. it will be interesting to see. very central issue. but the prince, of course, emphasizing the fact that there's absolutely no way that a terror attack like this one or the one in manchester democratic process, dave. >> also tightening. >> the dozens wounded in the attack. 36 people were being treated at london hospitals. 36 and 21, i can tell you, listed in critical condition. the latest on the victims and their story. cnn is standing by outside hospital in south london, good morning to you. >> good morning christine. we are learning the tragic story

that's what's mentioned the fact they can react and eight minutes on the scene. it shows you how much they're putting it here. >> all right. thank you so much. really important story. you'll stick with us throughout the morning and analyze the events. meanwhile president trump with a big shift in tone. >> i will do what is necessary to prevent this from spreading and for every single day to protect the safety and security of our country. >> protecting the safety and security of our country after ewing the attack to just -- after using the attack to justify his travel ban. that's next. once upon a time

♪ as you can see many tears shed there yesterday. let's go live to manchester. phil, emotions particularly raw, being that there was yet another terror attack in london. good morning to you. >> reporter: the organizers gave the turbulence to go ahead, do spike the fact that they were dealing with this while she's pregnant. they successfully brought together this incredible line up. there was farrell williams, an incredible line up that remained incredible concert anywhere on any day. this was manchester, two weeks after the attack here. two weeks after apparent suicide targeted fans and their parents yet still 50,000 people turned out to this, many people who heard the explosion that night. some of them were injured, maybe inexperience, the panic that

this, we just had one here in new york. it was not a terrorist attack. it does show you how difficult it is to protect people in a private, you know, metro area. how concerned are you about the vehicle attack and how that's pretty low cost of entry for a terrorist or crazy person to be able to hurdle that. >> it's one of those things she keeps this up at night. they don't have the second amendment. there's not a proliferation of guns. it's easy to get a knife and weapon. what i think are so blessed about in this event, if you recall in niece just a while back in niece, a guy in a truck he's able to kill 86 people, the fact this was so law, i think that credit goes to the police. as former fbi member, i can tell you the first responders is really what's keeping us safe

price of freedom and it has to be distilled down to the granular level on the street because the counter terrorism -- the city police department is excellent, 36,000 cops. that i ear not on every street corner. it takes citizens, folks on the streets being aware of their surroundings. >> thank you so much for being here. >> ahead, moments after the attack, president trump used the incident for new calls for his travel ban. that respond, next.

you in here in new york. now regulating cyber space is an enormous task, the police force doing a terrific job. how would you begin? >> i think james comey spoke to this recently in the epic battle. there's the dark initiative, which these companies and technology companies are able to encrypt with end to end communication services and we can't access it. and while you've got to continue liberties of keeping us safe, where do you fall down along that line. the uk is experiencing this right now. it is a case, ten weeks, three different terror attacks and none of the cells are connecting, that's a sobering thought. >> because, you know, through speeches, what's the civilization. it's the oxygen question. if you have that information weaponized, so how you attack that. let me ask you something about this, we just had one here in

alarmed, set off the president of the united states. he returned to twitter. at least seven dead and 48 wounded and the mayor says there is no reason to be alarmed. >> the mayor is pushing back

on homeowners insurance. >>> trump agodopting more diplomatic tone. president using the attack to call for reinstatement for his travel ban now blocked by the courts. he tweeted we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the court to bring us back our rights. we need the travel ban as extra level of safety. he asked the supreme court to go into effect while the courts consider its legality. >> the president followed the first tweet supported message offering u.s. help to britain. it wasn't back calling out the mayor of london for saying this -- >> london has seen an increased police presence today. no reason to be alarmed. one of the things that all of us needs to do is make sure we're safe. >> that's what the mayor said. that phrase, reason to be alarmed, set off the president

was difficult to attack. more difficult on any location in the europe. because of what they do, because of the surveillance and so how are they being attacked. is it as difficult. >> dave, we are residing the license and the paradigm has changed completely. the days of having fingerprints on the terror attack itself are over. isis and police strategy, centralize put it on the laptop and then centralized execution, so this inding tif, can i use the clairing call? >> i want to talk about what she called in cyber space. this is weaponized free speech. the thing that is the most important thing for democracy are the very thing terrorist are exploiting.

we've got that next.