richard lister reports.ready a busy saturday night for the london ambulance service when calls began coming in reporting an accident on london bridge. it soon became clear this was a terror attack. 22 ambulances and other paramedics were sent in, but some of those who needed their help the most, never got it. sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who'd been on a night out. but they were left on their own. what the bereaved families don't understand is why the police officers and members of the public who were frantically trying to save lives down there, were never told that there were ambulances assembling up here, just down the street. and why the paramedics who arrived at those railings

we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with martin bentham and sam lister.at the london bridge inquest concludes he was "not convinced" that mi5 and police missed any opportunities that would have prevented the attack. the inquest also finds that all eight victims were unlawfully killed. at the g20 summit injapan — a stern faced theresa may tells the russian president the salisbury nerve agent attack was a despicable act. and as a heatwave continues to grip parts of europe, france registers its highest temperatures since records began. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the home affairs editor at the evening standard, martin bentham. good to have you back with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. they say a picture paints a thousand words and on the front of tomorrow's financial times that picture is theresa may greeting russia's president vladimir putin today at the g20 summit injapan — as she criticised the country's

richard lister, bbc news, at the old bailey.dates for the tory leadership except the front runner boris johnson have been taking questions from journalists. labour's deputy leader tom watson says labour member's hearts are "remain" and says its not too late to stay in the eu. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. the only glimpse you will get today. minders driving the favourites into parliament. boris johnson minders driving the favourites into parliament. borisjohnson doesn't wa nt to parliament. borisjohnson doesn't want to talk to you or me right now. he is very deliberately being kept from scrutiny. he is approaching this important event with seriousness and professionalism and using his time wisely, which is to convince mps to support him. the other wannabes use every chance to make their case. but borisjohnson can't make promises without a price tag for long. every monday when boris writes his column, he makes another pledge for a lot of money, either tax cut or spending pledge. the question all politicians have t

lister's form where the artificial limbs rub their skin a painful reminder of their new reality. martin like you when the explosion took place i tried to stand up and go home but when i tried to walk i noticed that i didn't have my leg i know. this was a year ago after the blast the changed everything their story a reminder of the war that still rages on even though the taliban are in negotiations with the u.s. for some sort of peace settlement a resolution seems far off. decades of conflict have left the nation strewn with landmines and other deadly munitions. the u.n. says more than 900 children were killed in 2016. another 7000 were wounded. but if peace comes will be very happy they'll be no problems and everyone will be. during that business without any tension even if we have a disability at least we'll have security and pace every day there's no i'm still charging and it's my life terrible but one minute i have the afghan government and the taliban must sit together and agree on peace sue of the children do not get killed or get disabled in this wall. oh my lad and i won.

and he is not the only a-lister shooting in georgia.is tyler perry at the bet awards, who has his own studio in atlanta. >> everybody was fighting for a seat at the table, i say, you go ahead and do that but why you are fighting for a seat at the table, i will be down in atlanta building my own. [applause] because what i know for sure is that if i could just build this table, prepare it for me in the presence of my enemies. >> two mavericks, two men who go their own way and they have something that a lot of these other individuals that don't have, and audience. an audience. i like that they are going their own way and defying the group thing. >> laura: it is a really tiring. >> we will see, they'll be back. schools across the country named after robert e. lee are changing their names to disassociate themselves from the confederate general. there were about a hundred public schools named after the general. your thoughts on this? whitewashing the school's? >> laura: schools can do whatever they want. if they want to rename their schools,

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with me are martin bentham — the home affairs editor at the evening standard and sam lister — the deputyaily express. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. they say a picture paints a thousand words and on the front of tomorrow's financial times that picture is theresa may greeting russia's president vladimir putin today at the g20 summit injapan — will be able to get hitched anywhere they wish under new plans to change to the law. the record breaking temperatures of the heatwave across europe make the front page of the i. the times reports that senior civil servants are warning that jeremy corbyn is too frail to be prime minister and is propped up by his advisers. the daily mail says that the families of victims of the london bridge attack have expressed anger after the police and security services were cleared of any blame. a nurse who was stabbed whilst giving aid to one victim of the attack injune 2017 — appears on the front of the telegraph saying she'd do the same again. the guardian also reports the anger of the victims‘ families — who have hit out at the authorities for

it's the fave of supermodels and a-listers everywhere. but does it work?out on this wednesday, june 26th. >>> good morning, everyone. will, you're looking younger already back there. >> you are. >> who, me? me? >> your face is looking as bright as the yellow janai's wearing. >> look, i'm here for all of it, will's face, this yellow dress. >> i like it, i told you earlier i liked it. >>> we do begin with that breaking news from capitol hill. robert mueller has agreed to testify before congress. >> mueller will be questioned on july 17th in back-to-back public hearings before the house judiciary and intelligence committees. mueller has made it clear that he had no plans to speak publicly about the russia investigation beyond his initial statement in may, saying his report is his testimony. but he was subpoenaed after two months of negotiations with lawmakers. >> he was and is deeply reluctant to come testify, but nonetheless he has agreed to respect the subpoena, so we expect all of the members of our committee will have an opportunity to ask him questions.

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remains to be seen which a listers will be attending the big game tonight, but we will be watching closely as to who sits courtside. you want to stay with us for worriers coverage on aaron online and you can read about steph curry's personalize thank you letters to 30 oakland earth as the team prepares to move across the bay. it is all online at kpix.com. >>> the parts of the bay area are sizzling for a second day, and this is a taste of what is to come. our team coverage begins with paul on the rooftop of kpix. we will get a little brief break in the heat but it won't last long? expect more heat coming up on sunday and monday. let's talk about what is happening now. what i am feeling on the rooftop is the ocean breeze getting stronger. it is not to you and antioch or concorde or pittsburgh or napa yet, but it will be tomorrow when it will be 17 degrees cooler than the highs that you are experiencing today. let's look at the numbers outside. a wide range. we have the 50s at the beach and 60 a san francisco, 75 in oakland. look at san jose. your down to 78. the ocean breeze has made it to y

richard lister, bbc news, at the old bailey.of the river this week. two months worth of rain fell last week forcing a thousand people out of their homes and weather forecasts are predicting more rainfall tomorrow and wednesday. in wainfleet, it's a waiting game. hundreds of homes have been evacuated because of fears of another flood in the next few days. not everyone has gone. some people don't want to leave, preparing for the worst, but hoping for the best. we've been told the river could breach at any moment if there's any more rain, which we're expecting on tuesday or wednesday. and they've forecast terrific thunderstorms and rain so if that river gets any more water, it's going to burst its banks again. the fear is that the forecast rain will put too much strain on the high river banks. they've plugged one breach, but the authorities are worried about others. there is a large crack that's probably about half a kilometre in length running away from where the repair took place and we're monitoring that on an hourly basis and w

put an end to the whole trump russia collusion narrative well think again the host of hollywood a listers have released a video urging the public to study the document the stars among them actor robert de niro are certain it shows both meddling and collusion. in 2016 the russian government attacked our democracy they interfered in the presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion they hacked e-mails spread lies and social media and made hundreds of contacts with the trump campaign all as a part of a massive covert operation to help donald trump become president these people live in a world of make believe robert deniro has convinced people that this man who was raised in greenwich village who the father of an artist all of a sudden is a tough guy he's a tough guy or a member of the mob or or a real tough guy this is an artist he's a he's a very he's a whatever and to think that robert deniro rosie perez stephen kane who they're 6 going to get to the bottom of this robert deniro know bob muller and some of the best prosecutors in the country today they don't know robert de niro'

our correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey with the latest. richard.inquest has been hearing? we've been hearing from a senior counterterrorism police officer who has been giving details about what was called operation hawthorn. this was an investigation into karon but with mis that investigation into karon but with mi5 that began in september 2015. it m15 that began in september 2015. it lasted all the way all the way up until the london bridge terror attacks were carried out —— khuram butt. this witness was called witness n in court today and he said that at the initial point of the investigation there was a risk assessment carried out about khuram butt and it determined his potential for operating a terrorist attack by himself was strong. intelligence suggested while he may have the intent, he didn't have the capability at that stage so it wasn't made more of a priority than it was. this witness talked about some of what was described in court as the opportunities missed. but on the 30th of september 2015 his brother—in—law rang the anti—terrorist h

richard lister, bbc news, at the old bailey.as blamed the rising violence on cuts to police resources . rising violence on cuts to police resources. the metropolitan police has stepped up patrols after four people were killed in as many days. we have been speaking to the family of one of the victims. he was 18. the pain of a family. cheyon evans was stabbed to death here on friday. his sister clutches his watch, now the only thing she can hold of him. he was a happy boy. he was loving. he liked music. yeah, he loved music, he was an amazing brother. we just want people to remember cheyon. that he was happy, he was not a troublemaker and he was a loving child. it's very heartbreaking to watch your child, out on the grass, on the cold grass, until the early hours of the morning before he's taken. and then, you have to pick up the mum's pieces. you have to deal with the family, she's got a six—week—old baby. cheyon was just 18, but he isn't the only teenager killed recently in the capital. four deaths in four days. after cheyon was

richard lister is at the old bailey for us with the latest.e press, we we re court out of the gate of the press, we were kept in a separate room because of special measures imposed during this inquest, said that she couldn't believe that khuram butt was involved in this attack. she said there had been no signs in their married life, they'd been married in 2013, and she said whilst she knew he was a very strict muslim and he had strong views about syria she never believed he would want to carry out an attack on his own country. she said that on the day of the attack itself everything seemed normal, that he woke up late, that he spent time with the family, he played with the children, then she said that he had arranged to go off to have a meal with friends, and when he left, she said, there was just a peck on the cheek. she said he didn't even kiss the kids goodbye and he left. that was the last time she saw him. she found out about the attacks with the same news reports the rest of us heard. she said she joined a whatsapp messaging group and wa

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does and molly is not a listers you didn't call not always you know one for the islands you would use that you could. also hope she knows and the museum to you is thread word. but how did this cave end up in berlin german researchers brought a large portion of the murals back from early 19th century expeditions to the silk road and were able to reconstruct it entirely with some additions much like a 3 dimensional puzzle the cave has been pieced together using individual slabs in the humbled form it will serve as a testament to global cultural exchange the span of on. the internet in the service to all for whom was and. is stored and clash of cultures but this most of us in the news should call and went off to hell in this most signal and in mr have to shout and fugu and he didn't shrunk from villainess to school too and. hoping to find connections between ancient european and asian cultures and possibly even between christianity and buddhism for expedition teams set out for northwest china between 10914. the researchers came upon 236 buddhist caves in kissel containing a unique murals

from the old bailey, here's our correspondent richard lister.the carnage on london bridge and borough market, the three attackers are outside the ummah fitness centre in east london. it's a place they know well. khuram butt, the ringleader, worked in the ummah fitness centre for months, and all three are thought to have trained there. but the owner of this gym, sajeel shahid, repeatedly refused to be interviewed by police in the aftermath of the attacks, despite the fact that he had another connection to butt as well. mr shahid founded this islamic school nearby, where butt taught the koran to children aged between three and seven. and analysis of the attackers‘ phones showed dozens of calls and hundreds of texts between butt and mr shahid. today in court, though, he gave his side of the story. dominic adamson represents one of the bereaved families and said... mr shahid, whose face we can't show for legal reasons, said... mr shahid said that his colleagues at the gym also used his phone, and any communications with butt on it would have been ab

our correspondent richard lister is outside the old bailey.orning? this report was commissioned by the city of london police just after the westminster bridge attack in march 2017, and city of london police were trying to find out where other targets might be vulnerable, what other places might be at risk. they commissioned a security company to look into that. their employees carried out surveillance at various high profile points in london and concluded that london bridge was a viable option for terrorists wishing to carry out an attack, and especially a vehicle attack. they went on to say in the report, published in april 2017, that the southern end of the bridge represented an attractive location in which to attack bystanders with a bladed weapon after crashing the vehicle. that is honest exactly what happened in june 2017. vehicle. that is honest exactly what happened injune 2017. question about this report today on the stand was the witness who has been on there for most of the morning, deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan p

an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers martin bentham from the evening standard and sam listerm the daily express. stay with us for that. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the coroner at the london bridge attack inquests says he isn't persuaded m15 and the police missed opportunities to prevent what happened. in finding that the eight victims were unlawfully killed, the chief coroner for england and wales, mark lucraft, said the work of the security services was generally thorough and rigorous. but he did criticise the failure of the authorities to erect protective barriers on the bridge, three months after a previous vehicle attack. he also said the family of one of the killers should have done more to report his extremist behaviour. daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. it was a happy summer night on london bridge that turned to horror in an instant. christine and her fiance, xavier, were enjoying a romantic visit from paris when i white van did a u—turn and drove deliberately and that speed onto the wide, unprotected pavement. christine is still recovering from serio

from the old bailey, here's our correspondent richard lister.ge on london bridge and borough market, the three attackers are outside the ummah fitness centre in east london. it's a place they know well. khuram butt, the ringleader, worked in the ummah fitness centre for months, and all three are thought to have trained there. but the owner of this gym, sajeel shahid, repeatedly refused to be interviewed by police in the aftermath of the attacks, despite the fact that he had another connection to butt as well. mr shahid founded this islamic school nearby, where butt taught the koran to children aged between three and seven. and analysis of the attackers' phones showed dozens of calls and hundreds of texts between butt and mr shahid. today in court, though, he gave his side of the story. dominic adamson represents one of the bereaved families and said... mr shahid, whose face we can't show for legal reasons, said... mr shahid said that his colleagues at the gym also used his phone, and any communications with butt on it would have been about his w

here we see larry lister of cbs. jack thompson of the chicago tribune. this is a close-up of jack thompson. this is larry o'reilly of the associated press. this is becker. we were saying our farewells, because we were expecting to meet again in paris. here on the left we see bill stoneman from chicago and the daily news and several other correspondants, they were boarding a military truck to the south coast. we went through small british towns, and life was going on as usual. people were in the marketplace buying food as though nothing was going on. after a 150 mile ride, that's how we felt riding in a military vehicle. plymouth was badly damaged but this was found all over the area. soon we were approaching the dock area and we found american jeeps ready to be boarded to landing craft. notice the bumpers, they are designed to cut wires that the germans would put across the road that would sometimes cut off the heads of drivers. we were not allowed to wander around the area by ourselves each crossroad point was under guard by an american and a british so

here we see larry lister of cbs. cbs,s covering the war for and so was wharton becker, jack thompson, earning pile here -- earnie pyle here, and here is a close-up of jack thompson. this is wharton becker. we were saying our farewells because we expected to meet again in paris. here on the left we see clark stallmans, and bill who came from the daily news. several other correspondence were being put on board a military truck to be taken to the south coast. we went through small british towns and life was going on as usual. the people were in the marketplace buying food, as though nothing was going on. mide ride, that is how we felt in the army vehicle. plymouth was badly damaged. a lot of the buildings were completely destroyed. this was found all over the area. approaching the dock area and we found these american jeeps ready for landing craft the bars attached to the bumpers are designed to cut wires. the germans had a habit of putting them up across the road and was sometimes cut off the head of the drivers. we we

is,other thing i will say still to come is owen lister's the virginian. it seems the central figure there is someone who has a connection with the south. his name seems to be jeff. some think that may be jefferson davis. he has gone west as well. you can begin to feel that the iconography of western maleness is already hovering around these moments. >> newspapers picked up on it. the western men were rangy. they were not as disciplined as the eastern men, but more dangerous. they really drew stark comparisons between the soldiers in the army, the potomac, and sherman's soldiers. and sherman liked that. he did not want his men to dress up for the grand review. >> taller, longer gait. tanned. i cannot help but wonder if that has something to do with more immigrants in the eastern armies than the western armies? that they looked more, for lack of a better word, anglo-saxon? it is a feeling, but it is everywhere. i think that even westerners themselves, however they defined them, by geography, or culture, or something else, generally sense that the west was a

richard lister reporting.h other races to be killed, and for attacks on the police. there was even a post — which we‘re not showing — suggesting prince harry should be shot as a race traitor. the group responsible, sonnenkrieg division, was set up last year, but was exposed by a bbc news investigation. the men were arrested the next day. the group encourage followers to join a violent race war. they were encouraging others online to commit terrorist attacks and of course it only takes one individual to be encouraged or be inspired by that propaganda to take that further step. today, michal szewczuk — a computer science student from leeds responsible for many of the posts — was sentenced to four years, three months in prison. in a blog he‘d also encouraged followers to rape and slaughter women. but when we caught up with him, he seemed less keen to make the same comments on camera. why were you running an account saying women and babies should be raped? no comment. do you think prince harry should be killed ? n

those are our lucky short listers. which one will you be voting for?e answer. there we are, just an excerpt from the film. richard, the slogan is, you're never too old. it's a fairy tale in a way, isn't it? the pensioner who gets to win this lottery. it's a definite fairy tale, it's about a man who has his innermost secret desire fulfilled. is it also about space? is it about old age and how you can still fulfil your dreams however old you are? i've had a theory four yea rs you are? i've had a theory four years —— for years when your mother says to you, what do you want to be when you grow up? don't say old because old sucks. so this is the story of a guy who is unwilling but has to move into a home and hates every second of his life. and then realises that he happens to know because it was in the course of his work that he knows why that vehicle that will move the spaceship from here to there will crumble and eve ryo ne here to there will crumble and everyone will die and he can't get anyone to listen. that's what it's about. it's fascinating because

. >> it's 5:21, coming up next, a hollywood a-lister heads to the border to visit migrants in i.c.e. custody. >> new video of an east bay boy recovering after he shot himself in the head. how he is doing, next. >>> welcome back. the oakland boy that shot himself in the head is back home this morning. this was posted on facebook by the boy's grandfather. back in march he found a loaded gun under a pillow that belonged to his mother's boyfriend and accidentally shot himself. the boy's family says they know he has a long road ahead but he is incredibly grateful for how far he has come. >> live now, the airport's new rideshare pick up zone causes a lot of anger. they debuted it two sundays ago. >> it was immediately blasted by rivals. many complaining wait times were more than 45 minutes to be picked up by their ride share driver. the drivers were also frustrated with the new central pick up zone. this is on the top floor. saying it was tough to get to. this past sunday was to different despite saying they made changes. it's working on more solutions including opening up new lanes and im

richard lister reports from the inquest.ut also a counterterrorism security adviser and quite senior in that role had been a warning for several weeks within city of london police that he was very concerned about the vulnerability of london bridge to a vehicle ramming attack. he had worked on this quite extensively and it written e—mails to various people and after a review, he had ensured that london bridge was put at number six in the city of london corporation list of vulnerable places in the city. he was very aware vulnerable places in the city. he was very aware of vulnerable places in the city. he was very aware of this thread. today we have been hearing from transport for london, who are responsible for the pavement and roadways of this bridge and shot haber, the compliance director said they were never told about that advice from pc hone. they never got that information but she was asked what they have taken action if they had got that information and she said absolutely categorically yes. she said she would've calle

and in a document for learning there were negotiations between showlet's lister and language.ed that showlet be called a dedicated citizen of chicago, and that the charges, merely an accusation. we're also seeing messages that show kim fox wasn't happy about recusing herself from the case, text that this rumors, she was closely connect to the showlet family weren't true. adding quote, i thought activity dumb, but acquestionsed, it's actually just racist. it comes one day after the chicago police department release their case files on showlet. one big revelation is assistant state's attorney, lease a linieretold detectives on february 28, the case would be settled with showlet paying the city of chicago $10,000 in restitution, and doing community service. now not exactly what would happen but the police insisting, they were blind sided by the news and a cook county judge will rule whether or not a special prosecutor will investigate the decision to drop charges. mike. >> jeff paul. t. >> senator bernie sanders taking on wal-mart. the democratic 2020 candidate, folkinfocusing on

minutes ago, he seemed like he was emerging as the new darling of the in crowd, including hollywood a-listerss well polished, he has pedigree and afghanistan and the army reserve, but now dogged by racial discontent in his hometown of south bend, indiana where the police force seems way too white to african-american residents. >> did you ask me if black lives matter? >> of course, black lives matter. >> do you understand, get the people that are racist off of the streets! you are going to get it. do your job to have a moral compass when you leave this place! >> laura: times lately, i almost feel bad for him.mp it seems like the pressure has been too much for pete. >> i don't know if it is smart or not. i don't know if it is strategic or not. but it is my city. and i have a relationship with everybody in the city who looks to the city to keep them safe. >> laura: well, his performance and words did not go down well with the south bend police either. they said in a statement, "mayor buttigieg an effect on law enforcement officers and law enforcement officers nationwide driving a wedge between l

quick update, i think we were doing well here at city hall, we have a lactation pod in the mac ca lister lobby, two spaces on the third floor and of course, city hall, room 258. i do know that the lactation pods, we have them available, but it's the departments that manage those spaces who are responsible to get them there, but i don't know if claudia is around -- there she is, ok. >> good morning, deputy managing director of the real estate division. a fair good amount of success. we had a grant for which we had eight departments get some lactation pods so i believe that there are eight lactation pods either delivered or being delivered to the airport, the zoo, the hall of justice has one, we have one here, i believe -- i believe the sfmta either has a lactation pod or room, real estate has several lactation rooms in its various buildings that are office buildings for the city. we have requested, since it's kind of not led real estate division implementation, but asked other departments where they have lactation rooms, either for the public and/or for their staff and we are continuing t

. >> is the value to the listers. when we think about free speech theory, it's the value to the autonomy rights of the speaker for self-governance. >> the creator in this case. >> the creator but also of course the listeners. >> sure. >> the value of the fake could be profound, right? it could be that the deep fake contributes to art. "star wars," we have carrie fischer coming back. i recognize what my copanelists are suggesting. but we do have guide tss in the law about impersonations that cause harm whether it's defamation law or it's another kind of speech where we say fraud. >> so, you think we may go down the road or the court may go down the road where certain speech like hate speech is not protected the same way as political speech or even ordinary speech. >> i think we're going to stay firm on hate speech. >> but fakes. there will be certain fakes treated differently than other fakes. >> right. depending on the context. this is contextual. i don't think we can have a one size fits all rule for deep synthetic v

. >>> next to some hollywood a-lister thriftiness. >> "friends" courtney cox wore this lavender dresshe hollywood premiere of the casino thriller "snake eyes." >> cox has passed it down to her 14-year-old daughter coco. saying "i'm not one to hold on to things but this was a darn good purchase." >>> finally, beyonce and the teacher we all wish we had. >> middle school teacher terrence bradley made a deal with 14-year-old student myangel johnson that he would do something special for her if she aced her exams. >> she did and this happened. the two of them dancing to beyonce's remake of the '80s hit "before i let go." myangel says she hopes to have a career in dancing someday. look at that. >> getting down. >> yep. >> i was really rooting for myangel. morning america." have a good day. >>> making news in america in morning, former tv star jon stewart is demanding to take action. >> they responded in five seconds. they did their job. >> the powerful first responder system facing his 69th round of chemotherapy. >>> breaking over night. the suspect in the shooting of david ortiz is charged

trump has had this myth going for a long time, chris, that the trump organization was populated by a-listersyou know, within manhattan real estate circles he was regarded as a premier real estate developer. he was not. he was considered a carnival act by major real estate developers in new york and the trump organization was never seen as a magnet for top-tier talent. so trump actually had no experience in his past in terms of actually vetting a staff of size and making sure he was getting the kind of people he needed. and i don't think he had his hands on the wheel at all with this process. we know that, in fact, he didn't. he turned most of it over to jared kushner. >> wonderful. >> and of course kushner wasn't going to keep chris christie around. the larger issue is that jared kushner hasn't really earned his junior g-man badge yet either. a very naive, inexperienced young man running a process that requires a lot of experience. >> now he's running our middle east policy. anyway, the leak of these documents come just a week after internal polling data was leaked showing president trump tr

here‘s richard lister.ther paramedics were sent in, but some of those who needed their help the most never got it. sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter, and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who‘d been on a night out. but they were left on their own. keep moving. keep moving that way. the police evacuated the area, concerned there might be more attacks. the paramedics had to leave along with everyone else and never saw the group of casualties. the court heard the emergency services were overflowing with conflicting information about a range of casualties and never got a precise report about those in the courtyard. the london ambulance service operations director, paul woodrow, said today... he admitted, though, it took too

. >>> next, a tour of a house for sale in beverly hills by the hollywood a-lister who lives there. >>showing off bungalow, on the market for $5.8 million for "architectural digest" along with the help of his 14-month-old son billy and wife kaitlin. >> this is the first house that i really feel that it just -- it just -- it's me. it's an adult version of me. i wanted a house that i could put my feet up on, have people over. i mean, this couch has been here 13 years. don't ask any questions. but everything is just, you know, sturdy and funky and cool. like me. >> yep, uncle jesse showed off some of his hollywood memorabilia, including a giant "d" from a disneyland sign. >> which is so cool. in case you forgot, disney is the parent company of abc news. thank you very much. >>> and we have an update to that throwdown challenge by justin bieber to tom cruise. >> on sunday the singer bizarrely tweeted that he wants to challenge cruise to a fight in the octagon and that if cruise didn't take the fight he's, quote, scared and will never live it down. >> now in an interview yesterday with tmz,

lister inve gotten a the building, steven major. he joins me for the rest of the show. you with us. does any sort of agreement, even on agreement on further talks, put the treasury rally at risk? steven: it might mean if you basis points -- a few basis points here and there. it is one factor the bond markets are looking at. if there was good news on the trade dispute, front and yields would go up a bit -- front end yields would go up a bit. it is not the main driver. things have moved on. it was not just trade. atare looking through this the data and bigger picture. i relies it is a theme for this weekend -- realize it is a theme for this weekend. currencies have been adjusting for this and the bond market has priced in a lot of this. if there was good news from the yields could move a little bit but it's not the big theme for me. nejra: talk to me about what the precipitous drop in yields have been about. what hasn't been about -- what has it been about? what explains it? steven: the first half of the yield dropped has come from removing the hubris and over optimism th

richard lister is at the old bailey and joins us. what have you heard today? throughout that even though up up until the time of the tax, he said, despite substantial surveillance, there was nothing that the investigation mist which might have suggested an attack was being planned, but as you suggested, he suggested there was potential mist opportunities in the administrative process , opportunities in the administrative process, two called by members of the public warming that the man in question was becoming increasingly extremist were overlooked by investigators, two officers never established which school butt was teaching the koran at, and it was owned and founded by an alleged extremist, and that same individual, actually opened the gymnasium where the three attackers met regularly in the three attackers met regularly in the to their attack. he also said there were more details about this rather curious incident that we learned of, in march 2016, when italian authorities stopped one of the attackers, as he was on his way to turkey. they asked him why he