>>> new inmates are booked into e bergen county jail in hackensack every day of the week.ost will arrive in a police squad car. but today one is driven into the compound by an ambulance from a nearby hospital. and due to the nature of his charges, robert leonardis' reputation has preceded him. >> at the end of the day, a fellow officer got shot at, it sticks with you. you're going to look at that guy differently than a guy that's here for a parking ticket. >> any crime involving law enforcement, we take a little more personally. especially when someone's being shot at. >> you have to put your emotions aside. you can't let your emotions dictate what you do. so i mean, yeah, you think about it. it affects you. you still have a job to do at the end. >> one month earlier, leonardis was out on bail for a prior aggravated assault charge. police say he shot at three hackensack officers who fired back, hitting leonardis 14 times. >> a shot in my hand. shot in my arm. i'm still healing up, going through a lot of pain and problems. i had open wounds. i still do. four times in my sto

it's just the bergen -- >> why didn't she know about the other stuff? >> it doesn't matter. another step. >> my little goth baby. >> later her attorney told us that collins was fully informed that the deal only applied to bergen county and that she simply must have misunderstood. >> you got that pen? i want to put some eye liner on. >> i'm going to miss you, baby. >> hopefully i'll stay here tonight and leave tomorrow or something. because that would suck. >> we'll talk. >> we will talk. >> less than 24 hours later, collins has changed back into the dress she was wearing when she was booked into the bergen county jail, but she's also in cuffs and shackles. an officer escorts her to a waiting van from the gloucester county sheriff's office, where she will face new charges for fraudulently obtaining prescription drugs. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons to a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >>> when "lockup" producers traveled to the j

he's trying to make the most of his time in the bergen county jail.use man, or lead inmate worker, of his housing unit. >> everything's going pretty good. got, you know, back in s-4. i'm happy. everything's -- thing is are on track. >> the only compensation for a house man is more time out of his cell and extra food trays. >> trays up. >> battaglia's new cellmate jonathan bevalac works as a food server. they've created a business of sorts, trading their extra meals for commissary goods, and then they trade those items for favors or even more commissary. >> normally on the tray, i just take the main course and the snack. and i'll give away the other, you know, like they're hungry. they don't have -- they get one tray. i get three. you know, i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me out. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. i don't -- i won't do nothing for free. >> we have our hand in everything, food, laundry, toilet paper, anything that come in the tier we have our hand in. >> anythi

i want to bring in security analyst peter bergen now joining us. you have been listening. we're starting to get more information about who was on scene here. we have now confirmed that there was an event at the mosque this evening and that people outside the mosque appear to be the target of this vehicle that plowed into pedestrians. we don't know exactly the motivation. we don't know the person who was behind the wheel. we don't have the information about the number of casualties. what we do know from police is there was a vehicle and collision with pedestrians and officers responded to the scene along with other emergency services. there were a number of casualties being worked on at the scene one person has been arrested. that's the only information out there. this mosque apparently had a lot to do with what was happening in that area at the time when this attack occurred. >> yeah, so we have had absolute ly no evidence that the perpetrator that this was an accident or that he was impaired in some way. we have the muslim council s saying muslims were deliberately target

i want to bring in cnn national security analyst peter bergen. peter, we're looking at video. this is just a short time ago. people with their hands on their head walking by police officers. again, three separate situations that london police are responding to right now. one on london bridge, one in the borough market where there was a stabbing and a separate incident happening in vauxhall. what's your assessment of what's going on right now? >> first of all, multiple incidents doesn't suggest random acts of violence. it suggests a coordinated terrorist attack. it also suggests a conspiracy involving multiple people. the fact that theresa may is summon a cobra meeting. this is essentially the top national security b officials of the united kingdom getting together to discuss what's going on. i would add for that that isis called for attacks in the west during the month of ramadan that we're now into. we don't know who's behind these attacks but this doesn't appear to be random acts of violence. they selected london bridge, one of the most iconic markets the world for the first

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all right, let's discuss all of this with peter bergen, cnn national security analyst, and terrorismn gohel. sajen, with the president's most recent statements, in a terror attack in the city where you are, the president in the last 24 hours has been critical in a somewhat dishonest way, very dishonest way, of london mayor sadiq khan and statements that the mayor made saying there was no reason to be alarmed about police on the streets. your take on what the president has done and whether or not that helps on the situation in the aftermath of this attack. >> look, i mean, the most important thing right now is the investigation itself, to ascertain whether these individuals were part of a cell, whether this was assisted, directed or inspired by isis. i understand that tempers are frayed, not just in the uk, but perhaps across the pond as well. it is important that cool heads prevail. we all have to work together on this, and the uk especially depends on the united states for assistance and cooperation, and many americans have given a lot of support and sympathy to what's happened. i'm

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. >> peter bergen, juliet, thank you. please stand by. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we are following breaking news out of london right now where a van has hit a crowd of worshippers leaving a mosque. these are some pictures from the immediate aftermath. there are reportedly several casualties. at least one person is under arrest. a young woman who could see the scene from the window of her home tells us two people were lying on the ground and that a police officer was performing a cardiac massage on one of them. she also described people screaming and crying for help trying to get the attention of police and medics. another witness who was inside the mosque when this happened said she had no doubt muslims were targeted. but police have not confirmed that right now. the muslim council of britain did release the following statement, quote, we have been informed that a van has run over worshippers as they were leaving simsbury park mosque. our prayers are with the victims. it is located off seven sisters road.

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peter bergen is joining us on the phone.er bergen, what is your take on what you are seeing in this image of the people and the police vehicle there on the scene? >> reporter: well, as kim dozier was saying, i mean this part of london is, you know, an area that has a heavy muslim population, the fensbury park mosque which is not far from where the incident happened is a rather notorious mosque where a number of islamist militants used to gather. we don't know what this incident is. you know, it is strange, as juliette kayyem was saying earlier. if you were trying to get massive media attention on a sunday night in, you know, in this area past midnight, it is kind of a strange selection of target if, indeed, this is terrorism. on the other hand, you know, places like westminster bridge or london bridge offer these events and other kind of iconic targets in london are closely guarded. we just had for instance i believe in the last 48 hours a man with a knife was arrested outside the houses of parliament in london, precisely be

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>> cnn national security analyst peter bergen and paul crookshank is with us. about that and something we have not mentioned today just yet. ramadan. the timing of this. isis has called on followers to attack where they can with what they have at hand. so, paul, do you believe that we will see more of these attacks through june 24th now that we are in the holy month of ramadan? >> that is sernlt concern and isis have called for the surge of attacks in ramadan and did that last year as well. we saw the orlando shootings during that period. also a terrorist attack in france. they have done the same this time. they are telling their followers around the world that they will be rewarded ten times more in paradise if they carry out these attacks during this period. obviously, extra concern because it is an election coming up here in the uk and in paris, there was an attack on the police just before the first round of the presidential election in april. and, of course, a very big kind of underlying threat here in the uk with 3,000 individuals that they think are pote

tom fuentes and peter bergen, peter, after at tacks you hear from the political leadership, days awayection. listen to the tougher tone from the prime minister here and try to help me understand what she means. >> while we have made significant progress in recent years, there is to be frank far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. we need to become far morrow bust identifying and stamping it out. >> is that a maessage to do a better job? >> i think it's a political message. think back to the spanish election of 2004, a big terrorist attack in madrid which killed 191 people three days before the election. it resulted in the prime minister being ejected despite the sitting prime minister was leading in the polls. this late in the electoral cycle when you have this event and after all theresa may is a conservative party supposed to be "stronger on terrorism" you had three attacks in three months the british public may be saying is this really the right leadership. she called the election she was very much doing well in the polls but her lead narrowed. these event are unpredict

and peter bergen joins us from washington. he is a vice president at new america. peter, let me ask you, does this strike you as terrorists adapting yet again? because what is interesting about this to me is it's in many ways very low tech. 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 real

cnn national security analyst peter bergen. what is unique right now an ongoing police operation for whoever might be behind what they are now treating as terror attacks. >> they've done that in the past couple of years. the attack in florida who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in orlando. he did that in ramadan. a terror incident, an isis-inspired incident? we don't know yet. we've seen al qaeda and yemen directing attacks or attempted attacks. the political context, teresa may, the prime minister, face as general election on june 8. her lead has very much narrowed with the labor party which is the main kind of challenger to her and when you see what is happening in the uk, we always talk about the british having a stiff upper lip and reacting in a measured way and i think that's partly true. when you have these attacks and we don't know what the death toll is, it could be fairly significant, it looks like a campaign and the question will be does that help teresa may? she was the home secretary which is the most important

bring in the panel, cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd and cnn national security analyst, peter bergen. it's good to have you both here. phil mudd, take us through the assessment of what happened here? what are you looking at? >> you look at what happened and why it happened. people are confusing the two over the past 12 hours. we know someone, evidently by his own words targeted a muslim community outside london. there's a quick translation of that to assume it is a terror attack. people on the investigator's side don't make that assumption initially. terrorism involves motive. what was he thinks? simple questions like did he have an ex-girlfriend in the area at the mosque, that leads into the discussion about whether it's terrorism. we should know that today. you've got to differentiate in the investigation immediately whether we think it was terrorism. i believe it was. and whether we know it was a terror or hate crime attack, we're not certain yet. as the prime minister suggested, i think we'll know quickly. >> peter, another important distinction, this is not, it appears what the

david bergen and political commentator david swerdlick. thank you for coming on many david gergen. you first the president was on fox news tonight. let's listen. >> robert mueller do you think he should rekuz himself from this because he is good friends with james come withy, hired some attorneys part of hillary clinton's foundation given pollone to president obama and hillary clinton campaign. >> well he is very, very good friends with comey, which is very bothersome. but he is also -- we'll have to see. we'll have to see in terms -- look, there has been no obstruction. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but there's been no collusion, no obstruction and virtually everybody agrees to that. so we'll have to see. i can say that the people that have been hired are all hillary clinton supporters. >> so david gergen, he has declared himself innocent should the special counsel stop now. >> no but i think you can tell he is ramping up in a which -- he is trying to discredit mueller so that if if in fact the mueller and the special counsel finds or has been obstr

our international diplomatic editor nic robertson is joining us from 10 downing street and peter bergen is with me in washington. police say they know the identity of the three attackers, they have not yet scleesrelease details. w why? >> they don't want the names getting out and perhaps having evidence changed or hidden. the police at the moment say that they are confident that they know who they are. this is a fast paced moving investigation that they have secured and seized significant quantities of evidence in the property raids they've put into place. they also say they've arrested 12 people. one of them has been released. the ages of the people range from 19 to 60. but at the moment the police are indicating that they will release the names of the attackers, but they're not doing so far at this time. when the chief, the metropolitan police was asked earlier in the day was there any evidence that this had been somehow influenced from outside, the claim of course unsubstantiated climb by isis that these attackers were representing isis. she refused to comment precisely on this parti

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