among them is australian woman candice hedge, who is in hospital after being stabbed in the neck.ywel griffith is in sydney and has more. we understand that candice hedge had been living in london for about a year and had been working in bars in the london bridge area. sadly, on saturday, late in the night, she was one who was caught up in the middle of the incident. now, according to her mother, kim del toro, she initially tried to avoid the attackers after they stormed into the building but speaking to the abc here in australia, she explained what happened to her daughter. ijust i just know that she was hiding ijust know that she was hiding at the time and the guy got her and just stabbed her in the next somewhere and that's really all i know. i was really scared, yeah, really scared. but, yeah, i eventually got onto the hospital and they spoke to me and they said that she had undergone surgery and she had a knife wound in the neck and, yeah... incredibly lucky that it didn't affect her voice or anything. she couldn't speak straightaway when she had the surgery but she is fine n

children's hospital, we heard the stories of the children with their families right there and we wonder candice republican senators look in the eyes of these parents if they give me a tax break for the rich it's more important than saving the lives of your children that they look at themselves in the mirror and say i did a good thing today. i gave $700 billion to tax cuts to the high end at the expense of working families in our country and their children. these children are america's children some of them with complex and severe disabilities and the rest. they would be very seriously hurt if they both said they are doing is doing violence to the american people with their bill. yes, sir i thought we had two questions. >> what will your strategy be and how well you take advantage of this are you going to be organizing with outside groups to keep the message in the news? >> we have a successful communication showing a spotlight on what the republicans are doing a. this is not over. it died by a two vote majority and came back to haunt us with an even worse bill that went to the right. as a senio

came you could have been candice came what i bring to this came right right you couldn't live in who knew or know that you're not a woman well i would and i saw the stuff that was going on and i wanted to be an actress and i never wanted to be in a situation like people will someone will always know your past and instead of being this is for me personally instead of being afraid of talking about my past i wanted to be open about it so i wouldn't be in the situ if i'd never be in a situation where it would come out in an inopportune time if i'm out in addition. you know i would never want to try to become an actress as as not myself in any mean what was it like. the first. as candid as you would know with a man. well it was liberating i mean i dress yeah i mean or she would know i was the maze one is the nice to be the friday that oh what was it like to date men as a woman it was freeing it was liberating i felt like my i felt like myself for the first time you know and i i remember thinking you know nothing ever really worked out when i was trying to date man is a man there was never

candice nguyen, ktvu fox 2 news. >> if you have a tip for our 2 investigates team we want to hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates at ktvu.com, or you can give us a call at 510-878-0222. >>> the public can now access a web page that shows police incidents at or near bart stations. bart's crime data is now up at crime mapping.com. bart police have a direct feed to the crime mapping software. users can search by specific station or types of crimes. several other bay area police departments also provide their crime data to the site. >>> san jose city leaders hope an anticipated deal with google will jump start development near the train station. negotiations could begin later this month on that project. the new google development would be centered on the site of the old stephens meat company. plans call for six million square feet of mixed use property to be built there. >> we have worked for several years with our surrounding neighborhoods and with the downtown community to reimagine these 250 acres and the development that will surround what will become the busiest multimodal station in

of course jennifer wider, please stand. [ applause ] >> candice kent. right in the back. [ applause ] >> and lamont rugs. he is probably out making sure your spirits and your food -- he is from the events team. candice is responsible for getting everyone here and helping design the program and jen is the fearless leader who helped frankly the concept of the center for advancing opportunity. too often the focus is on the ceo. guys, you outdid yourself. i hope it will be our state of opportunity in america stomach sum mi -- summit. tell folks what we are doing. people will say what's that pin? you can tell them it's the center for advancing opportunity. we have great work happening and again -- by the way, to all of our panelists, every one of you brought so much here today. whether you agree with everything that any particular person said, that doesn't matter. other goal is to advance opportunity. that requires that we challenge

they will be watching candice hedge's recovery and at least three other victims.another australian appeared on camera with andrew morrison, holding the cloth to his neck and how he had to go to look for help. we understand he is on his way back. the government have concerns about to other australians. they have given no more details either at about their identity or well—being and that is causing concern here the government saying they have spoken to members of the family, it is in no more information saying they have real concerns. they thought obviously with what is happening in london, a very close link to what is happening there now. thank you very much. still many identifications to be made. the police have made it clear there will be anxious people wanting to know if friends and family are safe. i will bring you some pictures which we got a few minutes before coming to air. a floral tribute laid by police, from the british transport police who are having their moment to express their grief and support for those who have been thick limbs of the attack. —— vic

. >> narrator: candice tripp called her vitamin company purity first. she says she was helped by her then husband terence dulin, a chiropractor. and what was his academic background or expertise in this area? >> he was a chemist. he was a chemist in college and then he went on to chiropractic school. >> narrator: from modest beginnings, she said she grew the business into a half a million dollar a year enterprise, selling on the web, in stores, and through local alternative healthcare providers. >> purity first is a great name, and i said, "gee, how can you go wrong? it's what you would imagine that you would want in every single vitamin. it's absolutely pure. >> narrator: vinnie grosso was an early purity first customer. the vitamins became part of his daily quest for better health. >> i felt fine, and of course you know, i'm running every day, i'm feeling great, up until the october, november, december time frame of 2012 where i had some very unusual symptoms. >> narrator: it started with unexplained back pain that soon became debilitating. he then st

. —— candice hedge. she was stabbed in the neck. the 34—year—old is from brisbane.urvive. it is such a tight community. and, yeah, it is not fair that they did not make it. i don't know if i am lucky or unlucky for making it. but, you know, ijust... ijust want making it. but, you know, ijust... i just want to be as positive as making it. but, you know, ijust... ijust want to be as positive as i can about a pretty bad situation. this is a hospital caring for mental as well as physical wounds. and this isa as well as physical wounds. and this is a royal visit that recognises, said one doctor, hard work being donein said one doctor, hard work being done in tough times. peter hind, bbc news, king's college, london. police in manchester have arrested a 31—year—old woman on suspicion of murder after a man was pushed into a moving tram in the city centre. the incident happened last night at victoria station. the man died at the scene. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: pa

investigative reporter candice nguyen is here now. you have found that some people may be exploiting the loophole. >> reporter: that's right. although it is on a big subset of culprits, it is an impactful one involving systemic abuse and in this case accusations of ex stompleghts we looked into several reports we received. the city's office confirms they have handed their case to the city attorney's office. they know this man as a serial renter linked to more than a dozen properties around san francisco. they say after signing lease he lists the properties on home sharing sites like airbnb and home away which is a violation of law. we're told he raked in tens of thousands of dollars while in the suspecting homeowners received fines from the city. >> he said he would not move out in 30 days unless there was a settlement agreement in place. >> he would not stop unless he was given free rent. he's basically trying to hold us hostage, in a way. >> reporter: when we tracked him down he denied those allegations and said he had permission. t

one of them is candice hedge, reunited here with herfamily. she was stabbed in the neck.ld is from brisbane. two other australians didn't survive. it's such a tight community and... yeah, it's not fair that they didn't make it, and i don't know if i'm lucky or unlucky for making it, but, you know, ijust want to try and be as positive as i can about a pretty bad situation. you've got lots of people to support, who experienced the trauma... this is a hospital caring for mental as well as physical wounds, and this is a royal visit that recognises, said one doctor, hard work being done in tough times. peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london. an investigation has begun into an incident that forced a chinese plane to make an emergency landing in sydney, with a large hole in one of its engines. passengers on board the china eastern airlines flight, bound for shanghai, described a burning smell and a loud noise shortly after take off. the airbus a330 managed to land safely and there were no reports of injuries, as richard galpin reports. the plane, which was due to

. >>> before we go, candice nelson, founder of sprinkles cupcakes, what do we have today, love? birthday.arilyn monroe's did you know that? >> it is, 91 she would have been. >> she is a hollywood icon, and sprinkles are so excited celebrating her birthday with other special marilyn monroe red velvet cupcakes. we're offering them today and all month as part of our summer icon series. >> my weak spot is the red velvet and marilyn monroe. so cute, right? >> thank you so much. to satisfy your sweet tooth, all you have to do is go to extratv.com. i'm going to do it, candace, i'm going to do it. so good. >>> next "extra," gear up for one monster thrill ride. >> no one does it like tom cruise. >> "extra's" in london with tom. next time. >>> wecome home mr. t.! city. 2024 winner announced in september. >> game one of the nba finals goes to the golden state warriors. they had an eight-point lead at halftime last night against lebron james, cleveland cavaliers. >> and then, golden state started the 13-0 run. and the rest of the game was pretty much academic. kevin dur anlt. led the warrio

australian candice hedge is recovering after being stabbed. 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. he heard screaming. >> that's when i saw the three terrorists. they ran up and stabbed a woman, repeatedly stabbing them nonstop. when they stabbed them, they screamed "allah." >> reporter: they did what they could, threw everything at them. >> i picked up a stool, a glass. >> reporter: the attackers were brought down in a hail of bullets. >> the cops came over. they were surrounded by police and shut them down. >> reporter: britain's medical teams responded quickly but the sheer number of victims suffering injuries sent them out to five major >> reporter: mayor sadiq khan condemned them. >>> president trump said he'll do whatever is necessary to protect the united states. earlier he criticized london's mayor while trying to reasure residents about an increased police presence that there is no reason to be alar

australian candice hedge was stabbed in the neck while eating dinner with her boyfriend.merican, 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 everything at them. >> i picked up a stool, a glass. >> reporter: the attackers were brought down in a hail of bullets. >> the cops came over. so these attackers were surrounded by the police, and they shut them down. >> reporter: britain's emergency medical teams responded quickly, but the sheer number of victims suffering such horrific injuries meant spreading patients out to five area hospitals. london mayor sadiq cakhan described the attack and condemned it. >>> president trump said he'll do whatever is necessary to protect the united state

australian candice hedge, who reportedly worked in a local restaurant, was having a meal with her boyfriend injured, four police officers — one from the british transport police, and three from the metropolitan police force. one of the met officers, who was off duty at the time, tackled one of the armed men, and remains in a serious condition. the emergency services have been praised for their quick response. people feel sympathy with the victims, it could have happened to any of us, it could not be foreseen and the patients were extremely shocked. this 19—year—old american student found himself desperately trying to stem the flow of blood from a man shot in the head. at that point we knew that we needed to somehow apply pressure onto the womb to stop it a little bit so that is when we took off my belt and used it to stop the flow of blood. we are supposed to hear he survived? very. i could not sleep wondering if he made it. the list of names and faces of those injured or killed will grow longer. each one, an innocent victim. world leaders have expressed their support and sympathy for the p

candice hedge was one of four australians injured.in hospital. she was hiding at the time, and the guy, you know, got her, and just kind of stabbed her in the neck somewhere and that's really all i know. i was really, really scared. but, yeah, i eventually got onto the hospital, and they spoke to me, and they said, yeah, she's fine now. she's going to be ok, that's the main thing. daniel 0'neill, who's 23, suffered a seven—inch wound to the abdomen. his life was saved by a friend, who stopped the bleeding by applying a tourniquet. jeff ho, a journalist, was stabbed while trying to stop an attack on someone else. "i don't know whether it was stupid or noble", he said on facebook, "but that wasn't going to happen on my watch". 0liver dowling from new zealand needed four hours of surgery. his french girlfriend, marie bondeville, was also injured, and is in a different london hospital. brett freeman, who is from east london, is a father of three, and was stabbed four times. a friend posted this picture on social media, with the words, "he

surf moms like candice lazar, just don't want to risk it. >> you have to live your life. it's hard.s hard to kind of figure out how to react. because you don't want to over-react. >> reporter: there is that chance-- >> yes, there is. >> reporter: and that does weigh on your mind. at yeah. >> reporter: like, what if i put my kid in surf camp and something happens? you would never forgive yourself. >> oh, my gosh, never. you would never forgive yourself. and i think that's why i took the steps i did. stere were just so many reports, one right after the other, and it was just getting out of hand. it was crazy. >> reporter: 11-year-old ava mcgovern did convince mom to train as a junior lifeguard in a group. what she isn't convinced of: hanging in the ocean alone. >> i was a little scared of the sharks. >> reporter: do you usually furf? >> i did surf, but now i'm not quite sure if i am going to surf for, like, a long time now, lcause of the sharks. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, san clemente, california. >> ninan: still ahead, your chance to help "48 hours" solve oucold case, the m

australian candice hedge, who reportedly worked in a local restaurant, was having a meal with her boyfriended, four police officers, one from the british transport police, and three from the metropolitan police force. one of the met officers, who was off duty at the time, tackled one of the armed men, and remains in a serious condition. the emergency services have been praised for their quick response, both during the attack and in its aftermath, when so many lay injured. people obviously felt tremendous empathy sympathy for the victims, as we always do, but it was an incident that could have happened to any of us. it could not be foreseen. clearly, the patients were extremely shocked in the non—medical sense. this 19—year—old american student found himself desperately trying to stop the flow of blood from a man hit on the head by a stray bullet. we need to stop this overwhelming rush of blood from the wound. and we needed to apply pressure to stem the blood. i used my belt as a tourniquet. were you surprised he survived? yes. i could not sleep a minute last night wondering about whether he

sky, ishmael beah, candice millard, greg fontenot and whitney carol. [applause] >> thank you very much. as long as humans have been telling stories they have been telling war stories. we can conclude the universe of war to the human experience to the fact that classic texts writtens long before our own time continue to find places on modern military reading lists yet whole armies and by extension i think all wars are reflections of the societies that produce them. to paraphrase, they are all happy in their own way. speaking to this diversity we have a distinguished panel with us today which i would like to take the opportunity to introduce. greg fontenot served for over 30 years in armor assignments in iraq, africa and the united states. he commanded a tank battalion in southwest asia and armored bugrade in germany and bosnia. he taught history as west point and later commanded the battle army command. following his retirement in 1999, he turned his attention toward training and experimentation for the u.s. army and later served as the director at ford

candice hedge was one of four australians injured.g in hospital. she was hiding at the time, and the guy, you know, got her, and just kind of stabbed her in the neck somewhere. that's really all i know. i was really, really scared. but, yeah, i eventually got onto the hospital, and they spoke to me, and they said, yeah, she's fine now. she's going to be ok, that's the main thing. daniel o'neill, who's 23, suffered a seven—inch wound to the abdomen. his life was saved by a friend, who stopped the bleeding by applying a tourniquet. geoff ho, a journalist, was stabbed while trying to stop an attack on someone else. "i don't know whether it was stupid or noble", he said on facebook, "but that wasn't going to happen on my watch". oliver dowling from new zealand needed four hours of surgery. his french girlfriend, marie bondeville, was also injured, and is in a different london hospital. brett freeman, who is from east london, is a father of three, and was stabbed four times. a friend posted this picture on social media, with the words, "he

australian candice hedge was stabbed in the neck on saturday night.m the attackers in borough market. her family believe she is actually one of the lucky ones. i was really scared, yeah, really, really scared. we eventually got onto the hospital. they spoke to me and said she had gone to surgery. she had a knife wound in her neck. across the london hospitals, injured are still being treated. the king's college hospital, eight people remain in critical care. all the patients are being cared for by intensive care and surgical teams, who are doing an excellent job. a number of and surgical teams, who are doing an excellentjob. a number of patients remained in critical care, where they receive good treatment, and i expect them to remain there for a knob of days or weeks to come. in the coming hours and days, the names of the other six killed will be made public, as will the anguish and pain of theirfamily public, as will the anguish and pain of their family and friends. daniela relph, bbc news. our health editor hugh pym is at king's college hospital in s

candice hedge was one of four australians injured.nd is now recovering in hospital. she was hiding at the time and the guy got her, and stabbed her in the neck somewhere. that's really all i know. i was really, really scared. but i eventually got onto the hospital, and they spoke to me, and they said she's fine now. she is going to be ok, that's the main thing. daniel 0'neill, who's 23, suffered a seven inch wound to the abdomen. his life was saved by a friend, who stopped the bleeding by applying a tourniquet. jeff ho, a journalist, was stabbed while trying to stop an attack on someone else. i don't know whether it was stupid or noble, he said on facebook, but that wasn't going to happen on my watch. 0liver dowling from new zealand needed four hours of surgery. his french girlfriend was also injured, and is in a different london hospital. brett freeman, who is from east london, is a father of three and was stabbed four times. a friend posted this picture on social media with the words, "he's a soldier." 18 people remain critically il

one of them is candice hedge, reunited here with herfamily. she was stabbed in the neck.survive. it's such a tight community and... yeah, it's not fair that they didn't make it, and i don't know if i'm lucky or unlucky for making it, but, you know, ijust want to try and be as positive as i can about a pretty bad situation. you've got lots of people to support, who experienced the trauma... this is a hospital caring for mental as well as physical wounds, and this is a royal visit that recognises, said one doctor, hard work being done in tough times. peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london. police in manchester have arrested a 31—year—old woman on suspicion of murder after a man was pushed into a moving tram in the city centre. the incident happened last night at victoria station. the man died at the scene. an investigation has begun into an insta nt an investigation has begun into an instant that forced a chinese plane to land in sydney with a large hole in one of its engines. passengers on board the flight bound for shanghai described a burning smell and a l

australian candice hedge is recovering after her neck was stabbed while eating dinner with her boyfriend. from new zealand, oliver downing, reportedly left in a coma after being stabbed in the face, neck and stomach. american, british, german and spanish are among the wounded. survivor accounts paint a gruesome picture of eight minutes of horror that unfolded. gerard vowls said he had just left the pub when he heard screaming. >> that is when i saw the three guys, the three terrorists. they run up and stabbed a woman. they repeatedly stabbed her, three of them. >> reporter: all three of them. >> three of them, just stabbing her, nonstop. and when they stabbed her, i heard, "this is for allah." >> reporter: vowls did what many others did-- threw everything he could at them. >> i think i picked up a stool, a chair-- i was trying to chuck it at them. i think i might have hit one of them nearby. i threw bottles at them, glasses, trying to get them to chase me. >> reporter: photographer gabriel sciotto captured the moment the attackers were brought down in a hail of bullets. >> at a certain p

we are a people that have a quality of our character that we candice agree with each other and do so and still be friends. and respect the opinions of the other. that's one of those things that keep this is republic going and keeps it successful. but i'm watching it digress. i'm watching as people more often instead of listening to a position and then issuing the counterpoints, instead hurl insults. and throw a tantrum. in fact it happened today in the judiciary committee. i'll let others look that up for now, mr. speaker. but when our emotions rule our intellect, then we start to devolve toward third world. when our intellect controls our emotions, then the age of reason can continue to improve and achieve. i mean, we're cauntry that has a foundation of blessings. and some of that foundation is the foundation of western civilization itself. and i would root this america, which is now the dominant component of western civilization is the united states of america. if we let the rest of the world be subsumed by other sets of values that don't respect the success of western civilization

. >> reporter: candice lazar is one of those moms.e may her family witnessed shark sightings and beach closings. that's why at the last minute she decided daughter sloan would sit camp out. >> you have to live your life. it's hard. it's hard to figure out how to react because you don't want to overreact. >> there's that chance. >> yes, there is. >> and that does weigh on your mind. like what if i put my kid in the surf cam. and something happens. you'd never forgive yourself. >> oh, my gosh. you would never forgive yourself. and i think that's why i took the step when i did. there were just so many reports, one right after the other, and it was just getting out of hand. it was crazy. >> reporter: within the last year alone, two shark attacks took place within a 25-mile stretch of southern california beaches. on april 29th a 36-year-old mom lost part of her right leg. she remains hospitalized. -guards now begin each morning scanning the water for sharks. >> the area is shark-free and junior guards will go on as scheduled for the day. >

the 22-year-old an italian national of more rock candice sent, khuram butt and rashed redouane -- redouaneout them. earlier on. >> we are also learning more about the victims, police identifying australian christie bowden a 28-year-old nurse living in london. family and friends are mourning the loss of 30-year-old archie bald. >> terrorism has no bounds. >> people all across the uk observe add moment of silence in honor of all those killed and injured. london's mayor standing alongside ambulance workers while others at the end of london bridge. >> devastating that someone would come and mow these people down. >> vice president mike pence also expressing his con do lenses today. >> as the president said two nights ago, this blood shed must end. >> 12 people arrested after the attacks have since been released as parties continue to look for possible accomplices. >>> well we've seen some cooler weather around the bay area as of late and rain in the forecast, can i not believe it. >> might need an umbrella. i will detail that coming up. >>> let's talk about what is going on outside our doors a

and waitress candice hedge stabbed in the neck amid the chaos.what was that response like? >> i think, within 20 seconds you had ten people around him. >> taxi drivers turned heroes. >> soon as i saw this, i said genuinely, i said look i'm going to try and hit him. he was randomly stabbing people. >> the taxi driver. run, you have to run. they've got a knife. >> there was a somber mood over the city, the london bridge where it all started with this attack, now becoming a place of reflection, for many. eva pilgrim, abc news. >>> british police so far have arrested at least 12 people. >> all of them between ages 19 and 60. seven of the 12 are women. 11 arrested at the same address in a working class neighborhood of east london. that area is about ten miles from the site of at takes. official say several agencies are working relentlessly on the case. they stay investigators have made significant progress in identifying the three suspects. and sources tell abc news, the three may have been waiting several months to carry out that attack. >> it was an

and waitress candice hedge stapped in the neck amid the chaos.hat response like? >> i think within 20 seconds you had at least ten people around him. >> taxi drivers turned heroes. >> as soon as i saw this genuinely i said i'm going to try and hit him. hoe was randomly stabbing people. >> a taxi cab swerved toward me. run, you have to run. they have a knife. that was eva pilgrim reporting. >>> disabled service members are showing injury is just a word at the valor games in alameda this weekend. cycling, field events and archery are among the adaptive sports. the purpose to introduce attendees to adaptive sport and to promote adaptive sports in the community. >> i want to show other people that maybe haven't gotten -- i mean, i'm not very far there is a lot of people here that are farther on their journey. but i want to be able the show people that maybe are newer in their journey that you can go on. and life is out there. and there are adaptive sports. and everybody wants to help. >> the weekend valor games being hosted by the far west wheelchair

it was clear from talking to one woman, candice fowler, that those folks are still in the dark about direction this will take. listen here. >> they didn't offer any plans, they didn't offer any insight advice about what is going to happen in the future. they did feel like we had people listening. that goes a long way with me. >> were there more details? >> i will look for more details. i won't have coverage at the end of the year. >> she's facing a wall. she didn't hear much from the white house. she said they're working on it. why all the secrecy around the bill? he called the bill to be mean and they want to be more generous. they don't want to draw a lot of fire from the conservatives from the house, the freedom caucus. so until they get language, we won't hear a lot about it. >> shepard: thanks, john. now from reaction on capitol hill where senate democrats and republicans are accusing gop leaders of keeping the healthcare bill secret. they are doing that. don't have to accuse. that's what they're doing. mike emanuel has the news on capitol hill. it's a secret till tomorrow, righ

. >> reporter: candice checked her phone to know what jurors decides in the bill cosby sexual assaultal. >> given today's culture victims are often victimized again. she said it happened to her. >> i was one of the few vikes that accepted drugs from him while i was at a part. >> reporter: back in 1982 jap is was a 24-year-old bartender at hurrah's in reno and cosby was performing there. he invited her to a party where she accepted pills from him. she passed out and said cosby sexually assaulted her. >> even after i was raped, i perpetuated a rape culure because i blamed myself. >> she felt it was her fault for years and other women began sharingnd janice felt the courage to come forward. this new york magazine featured janice and others who accused cosby of sexual assault and many of the women have formed a bond. >> people were thanking us for coming forward because it helped them have a voice. >> reporter: after sharing her story, kenny heard from other female and male victims of sexual assault. >> to matter what happens with the verdict, guilty or not, this is the beginning for a lo

australian candice hedge, who reportedly worked in a local restaurant, was having a meal with her boyfriends time, we are aware of reports of two australians who have been directly affected by this attack. this attack is yet another cruel example of the new reality with which we live. the ever present threat of murderous islamist terrorists, intent to harm our communities, our way of life and the freedoms we hold dear. also injured, four police officers. one from the british transport police and three from the metropolitan police. one of the met officers, who was off duty at the time, tackled one of the armed men, and remains in a serious condition. more names will follow those already released. all innocent victims injured or killed on britain's streets. sarah campbell, bbc news. i should say can in the last few seconds, the group of people have turned up here at our location. they are holding up pictures, saying, isis will lose, love will win. showing their feelings. isis will lose, love will win. showing theirfeelings. clearly muslims showing their feelings and disgust at what happened l

australian candice hedge was stabbed in the neck on saturday night.rom the attackers in borough market. her family believe she is actually one of the lucky ones. i was really scared, yeah, really, really scared. we eventually got onto the hospital. they spoke to me and said she had gone to surgery. she had a knife wound in her neck. across the london hospitals, the injured are still being treated. at king's college hospital, seven people remain critically ill. all the patients are being cared for by intensive care and surgical teams, who are doing an excellentjob. a number of patients remain in critical care, where they receive good treatment, and i expect them to remain there for a number of days or weeks to come. in the coming hours and days, the names of the other six killed will be made public, as will the anguish and pain of their family and friends. daniela relph, bbc news. a little while earlier, commander mak chishty from the met police read out a statement on behalf of the muslim community in reaction to saturday night's attack. this terroris

one of them is candice hedge, reunited here with herfamily. she was stabbed in the neck.'s not fair that they didn't make it, and i don't know if i'm lucky or unlucky for making it, but, you know, ijust want to try and be as positive as i can about a pretty bad situation. you've got lots of people to support, who experienced the trauma... this is a hospital caring for mental as well as physical wounds, and this is a royal visit that recognises, said one doctor, hard work being done in tough times. peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london. more now on our top story. over the weekend people across the uk have been mulling over the election results and some of the surprises that emerged. one of those was bristol north west where constituents ousted the sitting tory mp and gave labour a majority of more than 4,000. our correspondent, jon kay, has been speaking to conservative grassroots supporters about what they want the party to do in response to the election result. politics is a brutal business, and here, things have already moved on. this conservative seat h

australian candice hedge was stabbed in the neck on saturday night.tackers in borough market. her family believe she is actually one of the lucky ones. i was really scared, yeah, really, really scared. we eventually got onto the hospital. they spoke to me and said she had gone to surgery. she had a knife wound in her neck. across the london hospitals, the injured are still being treated. at king's college hospital, seven people remain critically ill. all the patients are being cared for by intensive care and surgical teams, who are doing an excellentjob. a number of patients remain in critical care, where they receive good treatment, and i expect them to remain there for a number of days or weeks to come. at the new york stock exchange, silence before trading started. those injured in the attack are being remembered. prince harry paused in silent reflection at a polo match. in the coming hours and days, the names of the other six killed will be made public, as will the anguish and pain of their family and friends. daniela relph, bbc news. 0ur correspo

her for stepping in on short notice so join me in welcoming sky, ishmael beah, gregory fontenot, candice millard and whitney terrell. [applause] >> thank you very much for that warm introduction. as long as human beings have been waging war, they been selling bad stories. >> whether it's to celebrate the heroic or merely make sense out of the chaos of combat, we can conclude something of the universality of war to the human experience from the fact that plastic text by son zoo that written longbefore our own time continue to find places on modern military reading list . yet all armies and by extension i think all wars are reflections of the societies that produced them. to paraphrase tolstoy, they are all unhappy in their own way. >> speaking to this diversity of experience, we have a distinguished panel with us here today which i would like to take the opportunity to now introduce. gregory fontenot served for over 30 years in our assignment in iraq, europe, africa and the united states. he commanded a tank battalion based at fort riley and southwest asia and in harvard brigade in german

australian candice hedge, who reportedly worked in a local restaurant, was having a meal with her boyfriendis attack. this attack is yet another cruel example of the new reality with which we live. the ever—present threat of murderous islamist terrorists, intent to harm our communities, our way of life and the freedoms we hold dear. also injured, four police officers — one from the british transport police, and three from the metropolitan police force. one of the met officers, who was off duty at the time, tackled one of the armed men, and remains in a serious condition. more names will follow those already released. all innocent victims, injured or killed on britain's streets. let's bring you the latest on the casualties. 48 people were taken to hospital, 36 are still being treated in hospitals around london. let's go to tim willcox, who is at kings couege to tim willcox, who is at kings college hospital. on here in camberwell, south london, the hospital which theresa may a few hours ago visited to talk to the victims —— some of the victims and the staff. as you say, 36 people of the staff

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