richard was talking about sadiq khan.r a second time of a very critical tweet from donald trump. a lot of people are slightly amused about why donald trump is picking a fight with sadiq khan at this moment. we will be live in washington, dc to discuss that. music welcome back to outside source. i hope you can hear me about the rain in the wind, because the weather is deteriorating here, just close the london bridge. behind me you can probably see the shard. at the base of the shard is london bridge station and it was not far from there that the atrocity of saturday night played out, with the bike —— with a white van in mounting the pavement on the bridge and three men exiting the van and beginning to sta b exiting the van and beginning to stab people in the street. 0ur lead story on 0utside source today is that the authorities had named two of the three attackers, and we understand one called khuram butt, featured in a channel 4 documentary and was known to the security services. now, a lot of you would have been aware of

khan is london's first muslim mayor. president trump also launched a tweet storm this morning and over the weekend, calling for the courts to impose his proposed muslim travel ban, which would prohibit all refugees and citizens of six majority muslim countries from entering the united states. on saturday, trump tweeted -- "we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!" this morning, trump tweeted -- "people, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i am calling it what we need and what it is, a travel ban!" the trump administration has asked the supreme court to revive his muslim travel ban, until a. in court ruling. we'll have more on the london attack, the british electitis on thursday and trump's proposed muslim travel ban, after headlines. in afghanistan, deadly violence continued in the capital kabul over the weekend. at least 20 people were killed in a series of explosions saturday at a funeral for on

mr khan had in fact said people should not be alarmed by an increased police presence.k lobel at westminster and i asked him how the mayor had responded to this latest tweet. sadiq khan very clear to point out that his aim is not to divide communities and suggesting perhaps the president might be doing just that. people here are very clear that. people here are very clear that the us president has taken the london mayor's comments out of context but what upsets them the most is the insensitive timing because it came 2a hours after the brutal killing in london bridge. the prime minister speaking up for sadiq khan saying he has done a good job and anyone who says otherwise — such as donald trump, it is implied— is wrong. a frosty reaction from many politicians, were a state visit from donald trump to take place. some suggesting it should be counselled. donald trump's office saying it was not his intention to attack the mayor. bill de blasio, the new york mayor, wrote to support the london mayor. as i said, sadiq khan underscoring the point that he does not want to divide

. >> reporter: london's first muslim mayor, sadiq khan rebuffed president trump's criticism. at least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed? mr. trump wrote hours after the this is what khan actually said. >> londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: initially, khan said he was too busy to respond to the president's ill informed tweet, prompting mr. trump to write, "pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his no reason to be alarmed statement." hours after the attack, president trump also renewed his call for a travel ban for from certain majority muslim countries. the president faulted the justice department which reports to him for pushing a watered down second version of the ban, which like the first, has been blocked by federal courts. he also said he would call the executive order what it is, a travel ban, directly contradicting members of his senior staff. >> first of all, it's not a travel ban

sadiq khan now renewing his call for canceling the president's upcoming state visit to the uk. listen. >> i don't think we want the president of the usa under the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for. i think one of the things when you have a special relationship is no different to when you got to close me. you stand with them in times of diversity, you call them out when they're wrong. >> trump has repeatedly criticized khan on twitter ths for his handling of the terrorist attack. cnn's fred pleitgen is in london a. rare this eng to see, two very close allies so publicly feuding after such a terrible event. >> reporter: yeah. you know, christine, i think that's one of the things that disappoints a lot of people here in london and, quite frankly, in britain. they say, we are in the aftermath of a gigantic investigation going on. they are trying to come to terms with who is behind this attack. they have identified most of them. at the same time, there is forensic work going on. then to have something like this come up is really something i think th

london mayor khan called it an attack on innocent people. 48 yerld man was arrested at the scene and witnesses say they saw three men leave the van. >> they say police arrested one and two fled the scene. police won't say whether they're seeking the other suspects. >> video and pictures provided to cnn by witnesses on the scene show a man detained by police. the london metropolitan police have not released an image of the person they have arrested. >> this neighborhood is said to have a large muslim population, and the mosque once had links to the radical clark abu al masari. the muslim council of britain says worshippers were hit as they left the finsbury park mosque. one witness described what they saw. >> what happened is that usually some of the muslims when they finish their prayers in the mosque, they just gather in this little corner to talk for a bit, and i'm guessing -- i'm not sure, but i'm guessing now because it is ramadan, there was maybe more of them for a little bit, until a little bit later maybe because it was so hot today a

we can hear from we can hearfrom sadiq khan. we can hear from sadiq khan.ear we will never let them win. they will never cower our city of london is. six people have been killed. what do you know? i have been in close contact with the met police officers. six people have been killed and more than 40 have been injured and taken to hospitals across london. some of them, i am afraid, are critical. i want to say this, though. the emergency services reacted heroically and brilliantly last night. not only did they tackled the terrorists. they also helped people. fewer people have died because of that and injuries are died because of that and injuries a re less bad died because of that and injuries are less bad as that could have been. they were very quick with their reaction to apprehend the individuals. are you confident the threat is over? look i have individuals. are you confident the threat is over? looki have been individuals. are you confident the threat is over? look i have been the mayor 110w threat is over? look i have been the mayor now for 13 months. t

looking back at khan's eventful first year in office. >> reporter: sadiq khan was elected in may of 2016 campaign. his opponent, zach goldsmith was accused of running a race based on fear of khan and his pakistani muslim heritage. shortlily after his victory we midwest at the city hall. >> the point of my acceptance speech was london has chosen hope over fear. i'm really proud london chose unity over division. >> reporter: almost immediately mayor khan became embroiled in the extraordinary unprecedented twitter campaign across the atlantic. candidate donald trump had said he wanted to ban all muslims from the united states. with khan's victory, he said there could be exceptions to this rule but the mayor wasn't having it. >> i'm exceptional and mandatory him to say the mayor can't come is ridiculous. >> reporter: in rapid succession, london voted to remain in the eu referendum and the mayor has been working hard to hold onto its reputation of capitol city of the world in a post brexit life. he declared london the engine of the uk economies open for business, and then there's been the ter

there is sadiq khan.the labour leader, that there have to be early answers to the key questions about why this happened. let's listen in to sadiq khan, the mayor of london. can i thank you all... i have had a chance to visit the site of the horrific fire a couple of days ago. it is still a very distressing sight. as you will be aware, the firefighters, the search and rescue teams, and the forensic teams, are working through the building as we speak. there will be working through the course of the day. the fire commission has confirmed that it will probably take a number of days, if not weeks, to go through the entire block. i have also had a chance to visit westway sports centre and go to the church behind me come and speak to a number of the local residents and the community affected. the response from the local community has been amazing. they have come together and they have shown their support for they have shown their support for the victims, the families, the friends all those affected by this. we'v

mayor khan: i'm really excited.ope's largest tech festival and it shows london as a hub for innovation and entrepreneurs. since brexit, we have had companies from facebook to google, snapchat to square announcing record investment, showing the confidence they have in london. but london tech week will see more than 300 events across london, more than 55,000 visitors from across the globe coming to london because they recognize we are europe's tech capital. caroline: talk to me about the vision you have for technology helping to adapt london. mayor khan: we are a small city. we have to be smarter. and use technology to help deal with issues in the failure of transport and how we deal with the issues of climate change, the causes and the effects, too. the global disability, helping those who have issues around disability to have access to better transport and jobs, export, and access to better skills. the great thing about london has been our ability to attract power and venture capitalists and to join the dots. the gr

trump accused khan's words and accused of him making, quote, a pathetic excuse. we're covering all of that with our guests including congressman andre carson of the house intelligence committee, and our correspondents and specialists are also standing by. but let's get straight to the white house and our senior white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, the president's aides and supporters, they are once again having to defend some very controversial tweets. >> reporter: cleanup mode once again. trump may soon find out his tweets come with consequences. not only did he step on his message on infrastructure this week, he may have jeopardized his chances at the supreme court to win approval for his long-delayed travel ban and most incredibly the white house was trying to argue that the president was not picking a fight with the mayor of london after the terror attack in london there when in fact he was. >> we will defeat the terrorists. >> reporter: with london still reeling from a terrorist attack, the white house is defending president trump's stinging tweets sla

mayor khan: you've got to recognize some people want to divide our communities.e people thrive on feud and division. that is not me. that's not the london i know. we will not allow anybody to -- whether it is donald trump or anybody else -- to divide our community. reporter: and there was solidarity among city mayors. new york's build the blog seo -- deblasio rounding on the president. mayor deblasio: i do not understand why donald trump is trying to undermine a man trying to protect the people of london. it makes no sense. sadiq khan is an exemplary mayor, the mayor of the capital city of one of our closest allies. reporter: another extraordinary day, another extraordinary call from one of the president's closest advisers. kellyanne conway said the media should stop obsessing about donald trump's tweets. in other words, we should not take too seriously what the president of the united states of america is saying. but one thing to be taken with utmost seriousness, the state visit to britain later this year an invitation extended when , theresa may was at the whit

khan called for trump's state visit to britain to be cancelled. soon after, the white house agreed to postpone the trip. >> david, as the administration monitors what is happening in london, they're also preparing for what could be a critical week with james comey set to testify on capitol hill. >> reporter: that's right. and today, abc news learned at least as of now, the administration does not plan to try to invoke executive privilege to block comey's testimony. but they plan to offer some counter programming, with some big announcements about infrastructure. >>> police on display across america, but events going on as planned. just with more precaution. here's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, major cities in the u.s. on alert after the attacks in london. the fear -- a copycat. in new york city, visible signs of that stepped-up security, nypd heavy in times square. more patrols at airports, bridges, tunnels and mass transit. chicago police armed with assault rifles at saturday night's u2 concert at soldier field. in oakland, game two of the

he represents the concerned public more than khan does. you can argue that khan is in austria an ostrich. burying his head in the sand. he has big problems. focusing on trump, i get it but trump is maybe closer to the street than khan ever will be. >> jesse: big indictment there. he ordered his administration to find the leakers. the feds said they just nabbed one. we will give you details, next. ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back. president trump has ordered his administration to find all leakers of classified information. over the weekend the fbi nabbed its first suspect, 25-year-old federal contractor reality winner has been charged with violating the espionage act. winter is alleged to have mailed documents about russian efforts to influence the 2016 election to a news web site. she faces up to ten years in prison. jesse, no, we did not make up that name. is it reality winner fired? >> jesse: yes, her parents must've been hippies. >> greg: your parents were hippies. >> jesse: i know and look at me... i rebelled. she called trump the seaward,

mayor khan: yes.e learned from other great cities across the world and see what new york did and chicago and others. why advertise for is london's first ever chief digital officer because what we need is a cute digital officer who is focused to making sure we are connected, focused on opening using data to pioneer. have been we measure the local authorities across london are more savvy with providing services using technology, which will be cheaper, but also services for consumers, citizens, londoners. believer in -- i sawk one of the things to do post-brexit is to say three words that are really important. because we voted to leave the eu , i do not want to start thinking we would be in were inward focused -- focused. itrecognize the contribution does for our city. one of the things i am doing is negotiating with the government a different deal for london if we can. in the meantime, my message to the world's will be open to talents, innovation. one of the reasons why london is the greatest city in th

it's where mashal khan grew up. and it's where his family still live. mashal was an outstanding journalism student with an interest in left—wing politics. abdul wali khan university is one of pakistan's newest institutions, with a student population of over 12,000. it is just an hour's drive away from mashal‘s village. the campus has been closed since mashal‘s murder. 0ver there, that building is the department ofjournalism that he used to study at. 0ver there is the hostel that he lived in and it is where he died. this is him alongside abdullah, who had also been accused of blasphemy, and another journalism student. mashal would debate with more conservative students. he described himself as a muslim but also as a liberal. over time, debates turned to threats. he used to discuss with religious fanatics. he knew that but he used to discuss these things. and what would they talk about? what were the discussions about? about islam and religion. blasphemy allegations are often used in pakistan as a way to settle personal feuds. mashal‘s father believes thi

mayor khan: i'm really excited.urope's largest tech festival and it shows london as a hub for adjuvant doors and -- as a hub for innovation and entrepreneurs. since brexit, we have had companies from facebook to google, snapchat to square announcing record mayor khan: i don't want the world to think because we voted to leave the e.u. the country that we are going to stop being open-minded, outward looking, that somehow we will change and become inward focused and the world must recognize that is not the case. london was the one region in the country that voted to stay in. one of the things i am doing is negotiating with the government a different deal for london if we can. in the meantime, we will be open to talent, innovation, aspen -- innovation, to entrepreneurs. we are open to different backgrounds and different ideals -- ideas, and that will not change. the key thing for us is to make sure the government recognizes the immigration deal. i respect that people in other parts of the country voted to leave the e.u.

on the notion that he would ban all the muslims from entering the united states. —— the mayor sadiq khanter he said something about that. he's using this terrible attack in london to appeal to the worst kind of politics that the heart of his core responders have responded to, to appeal to fear. i think you knew exactly what he was doing, distorting the mayor's words and try to suggest he was soft on the issue of terrorism. it is no coincidence of terrorism. it is no coincidence of course that he is also doing this with the first muslim mayor of london, a major european, western capital. we now have a cabinet member saying that this is as if the uk would be attacking the mayor of new york after 9/11. it's incredibly insensitive and yet not trump is still continuing to do this. has he not have advisers who may perhaps say, look, this is not a good idea? it's really quite troubling. i think that he has really backed himself into a corner on this in particular. this has been his style, pretty consistently, since he has entered the white house. if you look at the politics of what is happening

he represents the concerned public more than khan does.ue that khan is in austria an ostrich. burying his head in the sand. he has big problems. focusing on trump, i get it but trump is maybe closer to the street than khan ever will be. >> jesse: big indictment there. he ordered his administration to find the leakers. the feds said they just nabbed one. we will give you details, next. (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... with reduced redness,... thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts... or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight... and may stop treatment. side effects ma

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that statement just in from the mayor of london, sadiq khan.'ve had the manchester attack and now this. all different in many ways? i think the first and the third are similar in one obvious respect. a car attack followed by a knife attack. now, in this case we have a conspiracy, we have several men who appear on the eyewitness accounts we have so far to have planned this and carried it out together but the first of that, khalid masood, was on his own, a lone wolf and difficult for the police to detect. the middle attack of the three, the bombing in magister, is entirely different. there's a lot of evidence that salman abedi went abroad to libya, he came back to manchester shortly before the bombing, he rented various flats, there is some evidence that it's possible he constructive his device in some of those flats. so that does look different. the first and the third look quite similar. it's important to understand, i remember the bombings in 2005, the 7/7 bombings, how we had the first attack and two weeks later another attempt to kill and ma

it's khan. that's the main issue. that's the main issue. >> yesterday i took the day off and watched the whole history of world war ii, and there, yet again, was the story of winston churchill and neville chamberlain with neville chamberlain saying in essence the kinds of things you are saying. >> that's different. >> we're going to stop. once we went back to neville chamberlain and 1939, i think it's time to stop this conversation, but i do appreciate it. angela rye, david drucker, jeffrey lord, appreciate your input here. but again, let me read you the actual words from sadiq khan as we part here -- "londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. there is no reason to be alarmed. one of the thing the police and all of us need to do is ensure we are as safe as we possibly can be." the police are there to fight terrorism. that is what he is saying. >>> waves of arrests in the wake of the london terror attacks as we learn the identities of the attackers. >>> plus, democr

the london mayor siddique khan has released a statement to say that extra police are being deployed to capital, especially those who are observing ramadan at the moment. he says extra police are being deployed and also says finsbury park attack was an assault on all our shared values of tolerance, freedom, and respect. so that is the latest line from the mayor siddique khan and of course he has been extremely busy of recent weeks. the last time he had to speak to the public about its response to such a thing was that g re nfell tower response to such a thing was that grenfell tower just days response to such a thing was that grenfell towerjust days ago. also in north london, that is in northwest london of course, a com pletely northwest london of course, a completely different incident happening in the middle of last week but prior to that we have the london bridge attack where again a van ploughed into people at borough market and on london bridge and then a month or so prior we have the westminster bridge attack where, again, a vehicle ploughed into pedestrians walking across the bri

the mayor of london sadiq khan, says the grenfill tower fire disaster, —— the mayor of london sadiq khan grenfell tower fire disaster, says the grenfell in which 58 people are feared to have died, was the consequence of years of neglect by successive governments and the local authority. he says the tragedy was totally preventable. he was speaking as the leader of the local council in kensington and chelsea said he was doing everything he could to provide help to those affected by the tragedy. there's been heavy criticism of the local authority and central government for their handling of the disaster. jon kay reports. for their handling of the disaster. father, for their handling of the disaster. we pray for thoss suffering father, we pray for those who are suffering loss, while we pray for those who are waiting with hope. beneath a tower, people of all faiths are trying to heal. it continues to be a time of bewilderment, of anxiety, continues to be a time of bewilderment, ofanxiety, of continues to be a time of bewilderment, of anxiety, of anger. some of the dead and missing are known i

last year khan said that trump held ignorant views.ed back calling khan ignorant and challenging him to an iq test. earlier this year mayor khan said that president trump's planned state visit to the uk should be canceled as a response to this travel ban. his administration tried to impose targeting six majority muslim nations. that travel ban has been blocked by the courts, but it's just a have are interesting and odd response to be getting from the president picking this fight over this issue in the face of such a terrible tragedy. of course, not the first one london has experienced in recent months. >> absolutely right. athena jones at the white house. thank you very much for that. happening now two hours outside of london there is an all star concert honoring the victims of the manchester bombing, another terrorist attack. we'll take you there live after the break. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't g

trump and khan have clashed before over the travel ban. >> i think the ban is cruel and shameful, and our prime minister should not be condoning it. >> david, as the administration monitors what is happening in london, they're also preparing for a critical week with james comey set to testify on capitol hill. >> reporter: that's right. and today, abc news learned at least as of now, the administration does not plan to try to invoke executive privilege to block comey's testimony. but officials tell us they hope to make some big announcements about infrastructure. >>> police on display across america, but events going on as planned. here's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, major cities in the u.s. on alert after the attacks in london. the fear -- a copycat. in new york city, visible signs of that bridges, tunnels and mass transit. chicago police armed with assault rifles at saturday night's u2 concert at soldier field. in oakland, game two of the nba finals between the golden state warriors and the cleveland cavaliers. police and security working to keep thousands of fans safe. in ne

london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his no reason to be alarmed statement. yesterday the white house defended the president's tweets. >> the president directly misrepresented what the mayor of london said. >> i don't think that's actually true. i think the media wants to spin it that way. i think the president -- >> he said there was no reason to be alarmed by an attack on the city, do you think that's what he was saying? >> look, i think the point is, is there is a reason to be alarmed. we have constant attacks going on. not just there but across the globe. we have to start putting national security and global security at an all-time high. president trump has been very clear that's his priority and he's not backing away from that. >> sadiq khan is responding and suggesting president trump's trip to the state capital be canceled. >> to be honest, my focus since saturday working with the police and emergency services and government to deal with the horrific attack on saturday. so i haven't got time to respond to ininformed tweets from the president of the uni

the mayor of london sadiq khan leading av jaw the mayor of london sadiq khan leading avjaw on a breezyvigil. the mayor said this is an attack on our way of life. the sikh extremists will never be victorious. we will defeat you, you said. sadiq: also said that these attacks will never be in my name or in the names of the british muslims. —— said the calm. in last half an hour there has been some developing news with the police confirming two of the three attackers who were shot dead they have been named as khuram nutt and rachid redouane. we will give you more details on that. let's speak to rob watson. i guess the last half an hour is representative of what is happening in the city. it is incredibly moving to see what is happening. this part of london is fa ntastically is happening. this part of london is fantastically busy. people have gone about their business as usual, but you can see behind as the road has closed, part of the infrastructure has been blocked off. has been. blackeé ‘“\"‘:t:f='~‘:'~' this is what people are talking about. certainly a great deal of defiance and people

a number of british politicians quickly came to khan's defense.s is not the first struggle ndon's muslim mayor and trump. in january, khan called for a cancelation of trump's visit to britain after his attempt to impose the travel ban. (justine) former f-b-i director james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee this week. the testimony involves the investigation into possible coordination between the campaign of president donald trump and russian officials. comey could even address private conversations with the president. the session is set to begin thursday june 8th in the morning. (justine) happening tomorrow-- tv icon bill cosby will go on trial in philadelphia for a sexual assault case. cosby has been accused of sexual assualt by more than 50 women. but his fate will hang on the testimony of just two of his accusers. cosby does not plan to testify in the trial. the comedian did testify in a trial filed by one of these women ten years ago. lawyers say that testimony could still be pivotal in this case. the 79-year-old cosb

he represents the concerned public more than khan does. you can argue that khan is an ostrich.s somebody that buries his head in the sand about the bigger issues, about islamic phobia phobia, about 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 heart

he has a long history of confrontation with sadiq khan. the mayor criticised donald trump for the travel ban against muslims. as we know, mr trump bears grudges and you have to wonder whether some of this is personal, whether he is deliberately going after the mayor because of his relationship with him in the past. what i can't understand about his series of tweets is that he also retweets his tweets. he is the commander—in—chief who has access to the best intelligence in the world, you can pick up the phone and speak to the prime minister, but for some reason he is retweeting a report. he's done it before, on the philippines issue. he said, this has been terrorism. the philippines police said it was not terrorism. this is causing bad will in the uk and people are fed up and angry with the reaction of the president to a city that is grieving and suffering terrorism and having to do with it. it's not seen as helpful by many people here in the states. he is also using the london attacks to justify his executive order to restrict immigration

it took that out of context saying that sadiq khan said people should not be alarmed.could drop shot for calling the us president what you did. you know i have a job to do. the guardian, again the quote from theresa may, "enough is enough". a few things to discuss, notably the photograph appearing on a few front pages. but arresting, no pun intended, not the kind of thing that we are used to seeing but the other story on the front page, labour attacks pm for presiding over cuts to police. we are now presiding over cuts to police. we are now on presiding over cuts to police. we are now on to monday so the election campaign is officially back on. a slightly odd one. the guardian says critics have accused the prime minister of politicising the atrocity and the next paragraph jeremy corbyn saying may implemented 20,000 police cards. there are questions to be answered about police cuts but two were those cuts have fallen and how much they would have fallen and how much they would have impacted on this because anti— terror police are quite well off. of course if you do not h

mr trump accused sadiq khan of making a "pathetic excuse" for telling londoners there was no reason toayor had said people shouldn't be alarmed by the extra armed police on the streets. i spoke just now to corey brettschneider, professor of political science at brown university: this is a time to show solidarity with the people of england, the people of london and what donald trump has done is an embarrassment to the united states. it does the opposite. it revives a rivalry with the mayor of london at a time when we really should be standing together. why do you think he has done this? the pair have previously had a beef. sadiq khan called donald trump above boon and hope he loses and loses big and thought the ban was a mistake. the rivalry goes back to the situation of the travel ban. the four circles of appeal had said this is a band that was unconstitutional —— ban. in other words, donald trump's ban has no place. he was called out, rightly, by the mayor of london. we have been hearing more of the trump white house's view on this. the bbc‘s newsnight programme spoke to donald trump'

mayor khan says the u.s. -- the u.k. should not roll out the red carpet. what's your reaction? very bad to do that to a mayor undergoing a crisis of that magnitude at that time and to say those things. it's just i think everyone across the board understands, i think even the london embassy was tweeting out in support of the mayor and the way he handled it. it's a lesson to be taken. >> what's your reaction? >> it's so embarrassing. it's so horrifying. that less than 48 hours after a significant terrorist attack and our closest nation and ally, one that has supported us after 9/11, that fought wars with us that we instugated, that it's come down to a fight against the president on twitter and a mayor that by all accounts has done a tremendous job. it's -- i'm -- as you can tell i'm obviously speechless. there are dead londoners because of a terrorist attack and it's sad. >> let's talk about and reported one of the attackers before the attack. >> all the sudden we saw this individual speaking to the kids and speaking to them about islam. and showed them how to pray. >> so how har

the president originally hit out at mr khan hours after the events on london bridge. world was commit a rating with london, the president was going after the mayor, suggesting there was no reason to be alarmed about the terror attacks, but that was taking the words out of context. sadiq khan had said there was no reason to be alarmed by the additional armed police. reason to be alarmed by the additionalarmed police. forward reason to be alarmed by the additional armed police. forward 24 hours and was the president apologising? not a bit of it. he was intensifying the attack. he wrote... this evening at the vigil for those killed and injured in saturday's attack, the mayor responded in this way. we have to recognise some people want to divide our communities, some people thrive on bute and division. that's not me or anyone i know. we want allow anyone to divide our communities. and there was solidarity among city mayors.|j don't understand why donald trump is trying to undermine a man who is trying to undermine a man who is trying to undermine a man who is trying to pr

but led by the city's muslim mayor, sadiq khan, they stand determined to face them down. >> i want to send a clear message to the sick and evil extremists who commit these hideous crimes. we will defeat you. you will not win. >> reporter: scott, mayor sad de -- sadiq khan was asked whether president trump would be welcome on a visit here. he said i don't think we should roll out the red carpet in circumstances where his policies are against everything we stand for. >> liz palmer at london bri you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. >>> today the british police named two of the three attackers. and anna werner went to their neighborhood in east london. >> reporter: 30-year-old rachid redouane had claimed to be moroccan and libyan. he was not known to police. but police were aware of the other man, 27-year-old khuram shazad butt, a na

now, sadiq khan was talking about the extreme, the added police force in the streets of london. he wasn't saying there was no reason to be alarmed by this terror attack. here's how the spokesman to sadiq khan responded -- "the mayor is too busy working with police and government to coordinate the response to this cowardly terror attack. has he more important things to do than respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet." was it ill-informed or did he deliberately take it out of context? >> regardless of the motivation it was not presidential. on instance after instance, he needlessly injects himself in a way that doesn't do the u.s. any good. and you know, i travel all around the country, guys, and i talk to a lot of trump supporters who are still fiercely loyal to him, but they all say, boy, i wish he'd tone down the tweeting. >> yeah, i hear that a lot, too. you know, that's one consistent complaint. but what about the hearings? we have comey hearings this week. the president today is going to try to launch his trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. talk to me a little bit abou

mayor khan says the u.s. -- the u.k. should not roll out the red carpet for trump. what's your reaction? >> yeah, well, it's very bad to do that to a mayor who's undergoing a crisis of that magnitude at that time. and to say those things, i think everybody across the board understands, i think even the london embassy was tweeting out in support of the mayor and the way he handled it. it's a lesson to be taken. >> what's your reaction? >> it's so embarrassing. it's so horrifying. that less than 48 hours after a significant terrorist attack and our closest nation and ally, one that has supported us after 9/11, that fought wars with us that we instigated, that it's come down to a fight between the president on twitter and a mayor who by all accounts has done a tremendous job in bringing a city that has been under stress for the last couple of months -- it's just -- as you can tell, i'm obviously speechless. look, there are dead londoners because of the terrorist attack. and that's what we should be talking about. it's sad. >> let's talk about the attackers now. i want

sadiq khan is talking about an attack on common values. an assault on oui’ england, it is also an assault on our shared values of tolerance, read and respect. he has also mentioned they would be extra police to reassure communities and making a point there will be especially those observing ramadan. we will speak to the london mayor later here on bbc brea kfast. the london mayor later here on bbc breakfast. this response from jeremy corbyn this morning as well. "i am totally shocked at the incident in finsbury park this morning. i have beenin finsbury park this morning. i have been in touch with the mosques, the police and islington council regarding the incident. i thought with those and the community affected by what he calls a terrible event. we will be speaking to eyewitnesses as well from the scene and it will all be coming up little bit later. the first formal brexit negotiations are due to begin in brussels today. the brexit secretary, david davis, will meet the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier — with the hope of building what

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amir khan, very good to stop really. amir khan, very good to talk to you.ry good to talk to you. lets speak to muhbeen hussain from british muslim youth. you were here last night i know. how worried are you about islamaphobia being on the rise here and across the country? we faced an attack in manchester and one on london bridge and in borough market and the tragedy that took place in grenfell tower. when i heard about this i said, not again. when i came here last night a couple of hours after the attack had taken place and i spoke to many witnesses and there we re spoke to many witnesses and there were high emotions and people were traumatised and frustrated because the reporting was not saying what they had seen. they felt real stuff on the ground and there were real height emotions here. and we know the local imam was restraining people who had been punching and beating the attacker after they dragged him out of the van. i was just asking amir khan what is the message to the community here who, as you say, are frustrated with emotions running high? we ha

that is exactly what sadiq khan has said.xperience handling security situations, but it just experience handling security situations, but itjust makes no sense. it is not fair to sadiq khan or the people of london. bill de blasio, mayor of new york. as we've heard, there's been claim and counterclaim from politicians on the campaign trail today about police and security. so, what do those on the front line feel they need: more resources or more powers? our correspondent gordon corera has been looking at the arguments around the security response to the terror threat. the aftermath of the third attack in three months, with questions about what can be done to stop more. today, the political row was all about police numbers. the total number of police in england and wales did fall i3% from 2009 to 2016. the number of firearms officers fell by a thousand in the same period. but last year, more money was announced to bring it back to its peak of 7000. firearms officers are important in responding to an attack, but stopping them in