incidence of islam phobia have been on the rise following recent attacks in britain by islamist extremistsims here have been targeted in the most brutal of ways. there is anger in finsbury park and fear about future attacks and the mayor of london has been here ensuring people that they will be increased police patrols in the city. we can speak now to the former world boxing champion amir khan. you said you were fearful after the recent terrorist attacks in manchester and london that they might bea manchester and london that they might be a backlash against the muslim community. yes, definitely with everything going on. with the manchester bombings, the things that happened at london bridge. the british and the english are going to be really frustrated. this is like revenge. if this keeps coming on, so many innocent people will keep getting killed and dying and we need to stop this. if there is anyone who you think is going to do anything like this, tell the police and the local community. do you believe what a lot of people in the muslim community have been saying, a rising tide of islam

this time muslim leaders are saying it may be motivateded by islam phobia. he ran the van. he actually lifted the van up to get the guy off the van up. >> police arrested the driver. >> this is being treated as a counterterrorism attack. this was an attack on london and all londoners and we should all stand against extremists. >>> many criticize the police and the media for what they saw was a too slow decision. >> it's absolutely clear that there's double standards going on. the fact that you haven't put it as a terrorist-related crime and yet it bears the hallmarks. just because it's the other way around, why ain't justice served. >> london's mayor drawing connections to other recent acts of violence tweeted in part while it appears to be an attack on the community like the attacks elsewhere, it's also a shock on all of shared tell ranns. they report seeing two other men exist the attack but they have one person in custody. prime minister theresa may is expected to hold a meeting later today, meg. >> thank you. >>> we're learning more about the desperate efforts to keep a

can you tell us what this tells us new about the threat posed from islam phobia?from islam phobia? is it a threat we have so far underestimated? terrorism is terrorism. doesn't matter whether you are inspired by a perverse version of islam, or some other motives to terrorise others. the intention is the same to divide communities, to make us stop leading the lives that we do. have we underestimated the threat from the xenophobic extremism? underestimated the threat from the xenophobic extremism ?|j underestimated the threat from the xenophobic extremism? i receive regular briefings from the counterterrorism team. the good news is the counterterror team have recognised there are terrorists motivated by other means, other than perverse is la motivation. the good news the police recognised this is an additional challenge they face. the work the prevent team does includes working with what they would call the extreme right, but others motivated for acts of terror based on their beliefs. we all have the work together to make sure our youngsters have resilience, so they

and that means extremism of any kind including islam phobia. >> reporter: this is the fourth terrorist attack in the uk since march and the third aimed at pedestrians. brook silva-braga for cbs news, london. >> earlier this month on the london bridge islamic extremists used a vehicle and knives to kill eight people and wound many others before police shot and killed him london police confirmed at least 79 people are now presumed dead or missing after that highrise apartment fire in from last tuesday. of the 79, only five people have been positively identified. the tower became engulfed isn't flames while many people inside were sleeping. investigators continue to work with families of those who are still missing. >> president trump senior adviser jared kushner has another high profile trip scheduled this week. his son-in-law is heading to israel and palestine where opens expected to meet with benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. bringing peace to the region is a top priority for the administration. >> in other news this noon a boston area mall is the scene of a t

the ban was discriminatory but administration continues to insist it's about public safety, not islam phobia>> the fact is that in those countries we have very little ability to actually verify, vet the people coming out of those countries. >> reporter: the news came hours after president trump announced america's it were drawl from the paris climate accord drawing intensely negative reactions. >> it is a huge mistake and future generations will look back on this day as one of the worst things that's happened in the 21st century. >> reporter: but the president says he's not against improving the environment, he just wants a better deal for the u.s. and he's inviting world leaders back to the bargaining whether or not a new deal gets made, the administration is casting the withdrawal as a win for american workers. >> the american people get it all the way through the decision today to withdraw from the paris climate accord. this is a president who is fighting for the american people. >> reporter: democrats point out the u.s. can't formally withdraw from the accord until 2020 at the earliest a

m rising islam phobia in the uk in recent weeks and months? last ten years. year on year there is a steep rise in islamophobic tendencies, which is racism of sorts. we managed to deal with the scourge of racism, or we think we did, but this has taken a different guise. the fight must be the same and again the fight must be with a united front. unfortunately for yea rs with a united front. unfortunately for years now, where i feel we have gone wrong is we have seen the muslim community... yes, fine, they are not all terrorists but there is are not all terrorists but there is a question looming over them. you cannot fight this fight against the scourge and disease of terrorism and extremism with a divided front. i am hoping that today is a wake—up call. the police have said they will mount extra patrols around london and in particular muslim communities observing ramadan. is that necessary in your view? i think it is, and it saddens me to say it is necessary. i would rather have a situation whereby communities look after each other and i think w

islam phobia is on the rays and hate crime is also on the rays and hate crime is also on the raise.e have to do something to stop this madness. temperature shoring —— soaring across the uk. a convincing win for the british and irish lions sets them up for the first test match against the all blacks. on bbc news we understand andy murray will donate any of his winnings at queens to the families of the victims of the grenfell tower fire. welcome to bbc news. philip hammond has called for a brexit deal that puts jobs has called for a brexit deal that putsjobs and has called for a brexit deal that puts jobs and prosperity first, saying the government was looking to manage migration, not shut it down. giving his delayed mansion house speech in london, he said the current border should be kept for what he said was a period of implementation. the governor of the bank of england said the time is not right for interest rate rises, as growth is falling and the impact of brexit on the economy is not clear. andrew verity reports. the chancellor's brexit agenda was supposed to be delivered over

issue, the fact that baroness warsi talked about the fa ct, baroness warsi talked about the fact, islam phobiaper talked about how less islam is the answer, more than half the population in the uk thinking islam as a threat to people in the uk, 30% of young people thinking muslims are taking over the country, it's not seen as a problem that needs to be dealt with, of course people are going to get worried that no1 is people are going to get worried that no 1 is taking people are going to get worried that no1 is taking it people are going to get worried that no 1 is taking it seriously. people are going to get worried that no1 is taking it seriously. we hope this will be taken seriously, muslims are not going to be treated in any 2nd—class way and we've seen the reaction has been very good, we've seen this attack treated like any other terror attack and we hope the precursors are dealt with.” any other terror attack and we hope the precursors are dealt with. i was speaking to a former counterterrorism head earlier and he said this act is effectively an act on behalf of pious, i was talking to a

including people in the presidents office, because two weeks later obama gave a speech about islamic phobia but this time in the baltimore mosque. he basically stopped with all of the lecturing in the sermon and talked about how it was anybody's responsibility to do anything. instead, he doubled down on the curiosity strategy. so he talked about how the muslim americans are athletes and soldiers but he also talked about how they are farmers and merchants and said thomas jefferson had a copy of the koran and said they built the skyscrapers of chicago. this speech also got a lot of attention it was on national tv. you do see many of the searches immediately after this speech actually did go down, so you saw it drop in the searches for kill muslims and i hate muslims. so those are just two speeches and i will not say that is a science of how you calm down is one of phobia, but it does show the power of the data that you can turn something as seemingly unpredictable as an angry mob into something like a science and we are at the point of more research needed to be done but now we have these peo

baroness warsi talked clearly about how islam phobia or has passed the dinner table test, people seemod about muslims and get away with it without people calling it out, thatis it without people calling it out, that is unacceptable and needs to stop. we have a situation for half the population according to some opinion polls and islam is a threat to western civilisation, these type of things happened because far right extremists peddle hatred and u nfortu nately extremists peddle hatred and unfortunately within some sections of the far right and within some sections of the media, they create this atmosphere of hostility and is very dangerous and needs to be tackled right now. we heard from our security correspondent mentioning this morning that incidents like this morning that incidents like this play into the hands of the likes of islamic state? that's very true. whether it's the far—right or people who claim to be muslims and committing acts of terror, who want to divide us, who wa nt to terror, who want to divide us, who want to create hatred, but this wasn't an attack on muslims,

anger that you may have that he can get into it, whether it's a race or or xenophobia or anti-islamic phobiae russians in my opinion and based on the intel and counter intel people i've talked to could not have known how to recognize that information unless they had been invited. i think it's pretty hard not to. spit hillary clinton also taking shots at her own party, sexism and the media for why she lost. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, it's data was mediocre-poor, nonexistent, wrong, i had to inject money into it. at some point, it bleeds over into misogyny. let's be honest. people who have a set up expectation about who should be president and what a president looks like, they're going to be much more skeptical and critical. the use of my email account was turned into the biggest scandal since lord knows when. they covered it like it was pearl harbor. >> meghan: she blamed 24 separate things during that interview. this is my own personal version of hell. my personal favorite is blaming the dnc, saying i came in with nothi

we know love to play the victim card, they love to promote this idea that there is rampant in islamic phobiaims are being bashed in the streets of the united states. that's another extreme. we have to speak out when there is hate, but when that is not the intention and when that is not the true cause, then waved to be very cautious of the kind of messaging that they are putting across. >> tucker: yes. lying is always bad. you've been a rare voice as a muslim in the support, or in the qualified support of the so-called travel ban. why? >> i call it a moratorium, which is a temporary stoppage, because five of the countries which i mentioned our failed states. iran, has been a perpetual war with united states, but the other five, our failed states. they have internal conflicts, radicalization, and they could come at any moment. they are a threat. as a cautionary measure, it made sense to stop immigration from those countries until the national security of the country can be sorted out. in the longer, larger interest of national security to actually implement this moratorium. >> tucker: it seems

. >> when you talk about islamic phobia, has it been building in the last year or two years?rwards, recent horrible incident. it's on the rise. unfortunately, it's not for playing. it goes about saying the right thing. >> the terrorism. >> i'm talking about the media not being responsible, about what -- unfortunately some part of the media. i'll give you so much poise and believe who are trying to divide us, but trying to spread hate and spread fear, this is not the message. the message everywhere should be spread the entire hatred and spread entire fear. so we call on everything that came down. the police have been very supportive and all night. we've had the consulate also out at the muslim of the house trying to slow down and understanding what the motivation behind this horrible attack. of course we condone the attack. we call it blankly extremist and horrible attack. but we need to calm down. we need to try to think of what solution. how can we sort out the problems. it's not condemning. being angry, feeling fearful is not going to slow down the problem. we have to stop,

of anger that you may have, if he can get into it, whether it's race or or xenophobia or anti-islamic phobia. >> jon: during that address, hillary clinton blamed quite a number of people. we have a list. we'll run them on the screen because it would take too long to read. the fbi, "the new york times," james comey, it goes on and on down to misogynist, the republican party and the democratic party as well a suburban wingman. as a loyal democrat, what do you think of her blaming these organizations and people? >> she also said that she made mistakes in her campaign made mistakes. i think everybody will turn out to be right over time. when you lose the electoral college by 77,000 votes, it turns out that just about any of the reasons she cited is realit reality. she lost michigan by something -- it could be russian trolls, it could be shouldn't go there enough. she's got a right to express why she thinks she lost. she is doing that, this is what she believes. she did when the popular vote by 3 million, she lost the electoral college by fewer than 100,000 and everybody who claims they know the

guy from england perpetrates an act of terror against muslims, immediately, the left says it is islam a phobiare so quick to say that. i wish they would use that as their standard, this is actual islam a phobia. we actually found a concrete example of it. >> dana: and acting on it. >> juan: i appreciate this, there is no answer as to why trump wouldn't pick up on this because this is terror, and it is suggested that he is interested in one type of terror, and that is when we get into the back and forth, and this discussion takes us nowhere. it is a loser. the idea that innocent people worshiping should be attached, and if the guy is not only saved by a muslim, but then as he is leaving, screaming that he wished that he had killed more. >> dana: will this was a hate crime. we know that. >> kimberly: operators and classification, i will tell you this is a hate crime that was committed, and yes an act of domestic terror, but i would not say that the president doesn't care or think that this is a heinous crime that was committed, i would not try to go with that and say that. >> juan: you see other

anger that you may have, if he can get into it, whether it's race or sex or xenophobia or anti-islam phobia it is. >> what did you make of that analysis of hers? >> she -- she is trying to come to grips with the kind of rhetoric and the kind of anger that he was able to exploit. interestingly, she also says that there is from her view misogyny in this. that voters are willing to accept anger and passion from a bernie sanders, from a donald trump at a campaign rally in a way that they will not accept it from her. now others have criticized her delivery and her voice and other aspects of her. she says that that is a double standard. that there is a sexism still involved in the way voters view candidates. >> right. >> who are female. by the way -- >> yeah, go the way. >> no, i was just going to say. if you thought the campaign was over and that he has been president for 204 days or something, tonight this trump tweet and her response, he tweeted "crooked hillary clion now blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was terrible candidate, hits facebook and even dems and dnc." so he is cal

we have heard from muslim leaders, saying islam phobia has got worse.ths and there are concerns. at prayers last night people were getting on with life and quietly doing what they have always done. and showing defiance by doing things as usual. we have had many people this morning walking along the flowers a nd this morning walking along the flowers and under the bridge, quietly reading the messages, women with babies, people coming from other parts of london to see what is happening. life is going on as normal but you can feel people are unsubtle. lisa, thank you. -- people are not settled. we know that darren osborne's family have been talking about their shock at his arrest. what more do we know about him and what are his family saying? we understand the police are continuing their investigation with what they believe to be the residents of darren osborne. this is where they believe he lived. —— home. they are continuing the investigation. we have seen police cars and officers coming and going throughout the morning here, as they change over shifts a

. >> and the attacker in britain saying that he is motivated by islam phobia, and we do not have at thisur any information that would indicate that as of yet. that nbc could independently n confirm. maybe you have been able to listen here, griff of the witness who came to the camera saying that he saw three individuals, and two ran away, and the london police are saying that they have again the one 48-year-old that they have been able to apprehend, and saying that there are no other suspects that they were able to apprehend at the scene. from your reporting or from your bureau, are you hearing anything about two others that might be out there considering as suspects? >> well, it is certainly not from the police. and certainly, the police are very clear in saying that the single individual, and they are also clear that they are not out there hunting for other individuals at this point. in the hour or so after the attack, there was a police helicopter hovering overhead that i could hear from my home, and actually, et was gone after an hour or so after the incident, and unlike previous atta

he's somebody that buries his head in the sand about the bigger issues, about islamic phobia phobia,ut dealing with what's already there and dealing with these mosques. he has big problems. focusing on trump, i get it. but trump is actually may be closer to the street then khan will ever be. >> jesse: big indictment there. trump ordered his administration to find the leakers. the feds said they just nabbed one. we will give you details, next. ♪ d i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. just turn on cars.coms on tprice dropswant? and get real-time notifications that could help save you money. use cars.com and save. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you aro

. >>> sparking concerns of islam a phobia in the bay area. violence may happen again and here in the bay area. many mosques have increased police patrols, or hired private security. afraid the violence in london could play into the islamic terrorist groups who may want to get revenge. >> i do worry about individuals who may be ill informed about muslim-americans and take actions that may harm me or my children or the community. >> a member of the council on american islamic relations says it's upsetting that extremism by a view is often -- few is often mistaken by others in the community. >>> authorities in argentina says they uncovered the largest stash of nazi artifacts during a raid on a house near but in nose aires. authorities were originally investigating a string of illegal artwork found in a local gallery. 75 items were found including a magnifying glass that belonged to adolf hitler. it is believed that they were brought in to argentina by nazi officials fleeing prosecution after world war ii. >>> our time is 4:46, let's check in agai

clearly what has happened is there has been an outpouring and that kind of unprecedented attack on islam phobiato this combination, and i agree with the earlier report that this may be a watershed moment where it really makes us sit up and take this seriously now. you say take it seriously, and we have heard political leaders and religious leaders coming together today to denounce islamophobia and hate crime, and this terrorist attack that we saw here last night, but in reality, what can politicians or community leaders or religious leaders do to stop islamophobia or to reduce it? one of the things is about shifting our attention, i heard theresa may's comments earlier, she said she would tackle extremism, and we need to realise that islamophobia is not the same as extremism. islamophobia is not only a consequence of extremism. yes, we see the spikes after a terrorist atrocity, but islamophobia is a reality for a lot of muslims on a day—to—day basis, so notjust consequential. what we need to remember is that, you know, we need to start looking at this along the lines of it being akin to racism.

at the time there was heavy rain scotland yard treated what you see in there that attackers in islam a phobia hate crime political commentator mo and so believes there's a growing frustration in the muslim community. attacks on muslim communities are the same as the attacks. on any cuties from jerry a terror attack i think the frustration for the security so far that i see so she would go elsewhere has been on other news agencies have. always thought on this and people have been accusing the channel the dumbing down and attack on the i'm not trying to give seemed or try to avoid the crazy situation of the scene of. the day news the syrian military jets been shot down by an american war play near the embattled syrian city of bracket damascus says the pilot was carrying out a bombing run against islamic state at the time but the cat the pentagon claims it downed the plane for bombing u.s. backed forces damascus based journalist al abraham has more so if one of the u.s. refers to the syrian democratic forces which is the militia group operating along with the u.s. led coalition trying to take th

name and given the attacks in recent weeks a fear that there could be heightened hate crime and islam a phobia out. a result of what has been taking place here in the u.k. london city con he's come out saying that if you are a british muslim and you're subject to a hate crime don't be quiet about it you have to speak up and make your voices heard like a message to everyone in london or across the country in fact these please report to the victim of a court don't think it's too trivial don't think the police won't take you seriously the police force are responsible for the police service have a zero tolerance towards a court community leaders appealing for calm saying that we shouldn't let the actions of crazed individuals be dividing what is otherwise an extremely peaceful multicultural and diverse society here in the u.k. . we talked earlier to involve ridley who's the general secretary for the european muslim league she says there's been a spike in islamophobia in the u.k. in recent months muslims are feeling and higher in the u.k. at the moment there have been several. incidents of islamoph

and that means extremism of any kind including islam a phobia. attacker says the acted alone and was arrested and then hospitalized. so theties in london death toll in a high-rise apartment fire stand at 79 and that number may still increase. it's based on resident reports of who was in the building wednesday when the fire started. 2500overnment expects similar buildings across the u.k. to be inspected. the u.s. shot down a syrian air force jet. it down the syrian plan after it dropped bombs near u.s. forces and it was the first time the u.s. has shot down a manned aircraft and air to air combat in almost two decades. the supreme court has agreed to take up a case and gerrymandering. democrats in wisconsin a challenge the republican boundaries of state legislative districts. a federal court struck down the district as unconstitutional and the court said they were drawn unfairly to minimize influence for democratic voters. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. coming up, oil is still trading near $45 per barrel after suffering his fourth weekly lo

one doesn't need to be black to define racism, one does not need to be gay to fight islam phobia. dialogue, debate, critical thinking, the harnesses are shared values that we have in these societies. for example, we have been working on critical thinking programs itself. >> good morning, i have great respect for the work here and in particular the work that you are doing around counterterrorism and obviously on countering violent extremism. thank you so much in his introduction of me. i want to make sure that all of you know i am not a government person anymore. i am a senior fellow at foreign relations and senior fellow at the kennedy school of government. i they in particular because i'm going to be very blunt today. and i don't want you to think this is a government line. i worked for both president bush and president obama and i was very honored to serve my country in both administrations, but i want to tell you very frankly here we are in 2017, and i've done a lot of reflecting over the last ten years of where we've come, how far we've come and why we are still dealing with t

meaning extremism of any kind, including islam a phobia. >> she said that the attacker was arrested and hospitalized. in france the president is gearing up to reshuffle his cabinet after his centrist already pulled off a landslide in the parliamentary election. in a largely symbolic move required after a legislative election, the prime minister is expected to quickly resign in a new government will be named in the next few days. his party got an absolute majority in the national assembly. the supreme court has ruled that muslim men detained after the 9/11 attacks cannot sue top u.s. law enforcement officials. they sought damages against the former attorney general, john f croft, robert mueller, and james zigler. they were detained for months at a brutal -- oakland jail following the attacks. more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. julia? julia: x-ray much, jessica. scarlet: -- thanks for a much, jessica. scarlet: coming up, we will get another take on valuations, and. -- next. ♪ ♪ julia: it's not easy being a value investor in today's market .rea take -- market take bruce berkowitz

being apologetic about victimization, stopping the blasphemy laws of the non-dense concept of islamic phobiae work with the wrong groups. we are so apologetic and on the defense. we need to be on the offense. there are reports by the of muslim police officers who are moderate, don't where he job and want to work with the muslim community were marginalized because of the close of groups like the muslim council of reformers and modernists of working twos campout the precursors of radicalization. pete: colonel, we are here in manhattan. forecastle wake up and see what's happened in london. this could happen here. are we doing enough to be proactive in this war that's being waged this by islamist. >> flow, we prevent another 9/11 style attack. that's been the focus over the last decade. the smaller self radicalized attacks are incredibly difficult. i would not be surprised to see what happened like sam or did you know another's. that's why he's big in the job that we have to go after the ideology dr. jasser just sad. in president trump speech in saudi arabia was a great start, where he essential

that means extremism of any kind including islam a phobia.e attacker acted alone and was arrested. in france, it in manual macron's political movement as one a large majority in parliament. he and his supporters are on track to win about 360 of the 577 seats in the national assembly. was the lowest ever for a parliamentary election in france. a member of president trump's legal team in washington insists he is not under investigation for up struck justice. the president has made repeated comments on social media that he's part of a witchhunt. lawyers said the president was tweeting about media reports and not an actual investigation. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. the terms ofover brexit are getting underway today in brussels. jones hayden joins us in brussels with what to expect. we talked about that there was this terrible attack from overnight. we understand that overshadows negotiations but despite that, what do they plan to get accomplished during this set of meetings? >> i think the main thing that both sides want to come out of

phobia fulfill a photo on identity. as the iraqi prime minister declares the defeat of islamic state in the most how we look at how many laws. to muse that it's least threatening to shut off its ports to one official would risk you ships and get senior back into the country struggles to cope with the continued influx. forcibly dragging a black.

phobia photo an identity. welcome like the syrian army has told r.t. that islamic state fighters have been forced out of their last stronghold in aleppo province it happened the softer new year after reinforcements came in from the southwest a crucial road linking how much and elektro province was recaptured from isis and that means that the whole province is now liberated the government forces secured the rest suffered road in the scythe face that the province successfully cutting off the scape route islamic state militants have been in control of the territory for roughly four years. let's find out what this all means syrian journalist al abraham joins me live now from damascus always good to have you on the program what can you tell us indeed up by the syrian government's latest advance here. well i can tell you that what happened today is that units from the tsunami that has been advancing from the eastern countryside to follow pope after reaching the city of kabul software which is located in the local provence have turned south and connected with the audience

phobia will still fall into an identity. the prime minister of iraq declares victory over islamic state which is now driven out of the city of mosul. with the price of. a pretext for intervention russia's foreign ministry to the americans claims the assad government is planning a chemical attack in syria it leaves the u.s. for an excuse to deepen its military involvement. and a political commentator to c.n.n. is caught on camera ridiculing the channel. adding to the control to see the networks facing. what do you think's going to happen this week to move the russian.