of larner�*s book, the lion of london bridge.imson and roy larner. roy, so good to see you, thank you forjoining u tell me what happened i you forjoining u tell me what ha . hene ., , you forjoining u tell me what ha ene- ., ._ happened i was watching the champions — happened i was watching the champions league _ happened i was watching the champions league on - happened i was watching the champions league on a - happened i was watching the - champions league on a saturday night, nice evening and just as the game finished, i was having a last couple of drinks and i think, people went down on the bridge and crashed the van and just started stabbing people, and i was at the black—and—blue and i was at the black—and—blue and the three attackers come in there, and i stood up to them and, obviously, they started stabbing me, they had all the fake vests on, everything else, but with me fronting them, first one icon fronted, the second one started on me... it second one started on me... it must have been terrifying. i was terrifying, bu

westminster attack, the manchester arena attack, obviously for your colleagues up in manchester, the london bridgeack, the finsbury park mosque attack, the parsons green bombing. this was a gruesome year. and another year after we have the salisbury poisonings as well, just before i left. is it, have we got lucky that we haven't got a list that long in recent years? we have the most extraordinary counterterrorism model, an unfortunate piece of luck when i compared what we did to what i see in many parts of the world, the tragic history in britain of over 50 years of terrorism, and of course it has been different types of terrorism with irish—related threats, al-qaeda, isis, right wing now in the mix, and work on state threats, that has meant that our model has constantly been challenged and stretched and usually got things right, occasionally got things wrong, learned from inquiries. and so the model of how police and mi5 work together, the legislation that has been built up to give the powers and ability to intervene and do surveillance in the right way gives us a very strong model that means tha

it was if you know, london, it was way past the tower bridge, you know, way, way, way down.e got in line in about 1:00 in the morning. we finally, after eight or 9 hours, we finally got to file past. it was the queen was there and it was just what a moving moment. that was that was just made really special. so got two out of the three. what was three. what did i miss. and then shopping anything shocking me. no, you know, here's the thing. when you write a history, i like to go into a book knowing just an overall sketch of what it's going to be like. you know, like i about the battle of britain. because when i was eight years old, i watched that movie at the base theater, you know, and and i still remember that movie. and actually to start this book, i went back, rewatched it, and there were still it was made so soon after world war two. they're flying a real spitfire as a messerschmitt, which was amazing. but the thing that shocked me was that how how this this battle was, you know, it's kind of lost a little bit now. we you know, we just had the 80th anniversary of d-day, w

london. all these protests is tens of thousands of them for 2 miles across the bridge capital. and the message is loud and clear to the 2 governments. the you pay and the us, and all the back of the ground. that these people are very angry and think that these governments are complicit in crimes committed by israel against the people the in gaza and then 11 on us of the lifestyle we address the loved on the u. k. is conservative policy has announced as a new lead a candidate and not for places from a prime minister officially. soon as the conservatives today was the election results since 18. $3230.00 of this year she campaigned on low tax policies in pledge to quote b, y, a reboot and we progress the pressure stage. the task spends before us is tough, but also responsibility as his just as loyal position is to hold the sleep of government to accounts post. second is no less important. it is to prepare the course of the next few years. forgot the both of us presidential candidates, a campaigning and to southern background states on saturday, democratic candidate to come to the

the cia, along with egypt and cq atar, trying to bridge the gap between israel's position and hamas' position. we have the u.s. secretary of state in londonf the way there. it's the last 10% that is difficult. caitriona: ok, frank gardner, thank you so much for joining us from jerusalem. that is it for world news america today. i'm caitriona perry. thank you so much for watching. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ william: good evening. i'm william brangham. on the news hour tonight, israel approves a cease-fire deal with hezbollah in lebanon.

bridge, bbc news, washington. what does this mean for trump presidency? let's speak to dr richard johnson, a senior lecturer in us politics and policy at queen mary's univesity london so far of the nominations and what it tells us about the trump administrations. i us about the trump administrations. ., , administrations. i would put them into — administrations. i would put them into two _ administrations. i would put them into two categories. . administrations. i would put l them into two categories. the first people on donald trump's vice presidential shortlist and he has handed out good consolation prizes, i would say. these are marco rubio and others, although not appointed to cabinet level position. this happened microsecond group of people in congress, current or former members, very loyal to donald trump —— the second group. they stood by him in the impeachment hearings. they are the person nominated for epa administrator, matt gaetz, as mentioned, the proposed un ambassador, john ratcliffe, cia director. the extra percent you also mentioned pete hegseth who although was not serving in congress, fox news host supportive of trump —— the extra person. these we

that's what bridges police allowed to renown. jewish academic was guilty office. they arrested him during a recent pro palestine riley in london. hi and brush. she says the sound of holocaust survivors, a retired professor on the founder of the jewish network for protest time. he was released from police custody after spending a night in jail. the riley and the british capital, he told the crowd that as well as not any bolt about unimaginable pain and destruction, but actually failed to achieve any of that state to go. i'm was, i'm punished for it. he told us, do you guys trying to snuff out any signs of dissent when it comes to towing the pots? you 9. i was speaking there for, you know, not the 1st time explaining why israel is not winning. it's very different was that it started against its neighbors. no, i didn't say anything that you couldn't hear or read on the main stream media. and yet i was arrested. and um, will that i actually use the hate speech and the rest of the me under the terror act i was reporting cycle. is there any kennel has no a t p over the big lead a very does it run anywhere else? was the chief mad the

that's as more than 100 bridges label party activists are currently competing for hot in the united states. other 2 outfits. she at the same address in london. it's not the 1st time the group has been caught. red handed back in 2021, 60 d h was accused of working with the democrats to central citizens over atlanta. cobit 19 this information, the investigative journalist appalled data cover the close link between london and washington. and he's the latest guest ongoing on the ground. around 2021 suddenly see setup or counter digital. hey, they pop in the united states. now, i'm a creature of washington. i used to work in the senate. i ran investigations. i lived there for 10 years. and so the 1st thing that struck me i was like, who is this group the center for counting digital 8 and who is behind them? this guy doing right opposite he is british like what, how is the like getting the year of the president of the united states was so weird . and so i wrote an investigation for them well for last year. and what we found is that the setup, the setup kind of digital hate. i just went in on ok. man. i their 1st year in united states, they raised

london square at about 5:00. and you can see our journey. so far across the richmond bridge and heading into san rafael. we noticed those winds picking up across the bridge. those southerly winds, probably around maybe 20 to 25 miles an hour. and right now we are in a pretty good downpour. we were tracking the rain on the radar in-house in this specialized car here, and we're definitely going into the rain into portions of marin county. so we made the trip from oakland, picked up a little bit of some rainfall in berkeley and richmond, and then definitely the rainfall showing up on the richmond-san rafael bridge. and right now we are in the middle of it. so just the headline. while some areas are picking up little to no rain, if you are heading in the in a certain direction, you will definitely encounter more of this a heavier downpour that could make driving a bit more of a challenge. and that will be the case over the next few days as we track these downpours, especially up in the north bay. and i know chief meteorologist bill martin is standing by tracking the rain. and bill, we actually have a radar,

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s. embassy here in london over used for testers, tens of thousands of them aboard for 2 miles across the bridge capital. and the message is loud and clear to the 2 governments the, you'll pay and the us and all the back of the ground. that these people are very angry and think that these governments are complicit in crimes committed by israel against the people the in gaza. and then 11 on a couple i saw we address the loved on the space is deploying another 10000 troops on police officers to the fluctuate valencia region to help with recovery efforts. at least 211 people look hills when floods swept through the region earlier this week, dozens of people are still missing on the hottest. it tells a covered in 6 months. the troop deployment comes and the public kind of the speed of all forward. he's responds to the disaster. sonya k care has more from 5 bullets in the valencia region. and to show solidarity. hundreds and hundreds of people have come to the town of fi plus i just outside of valencia, the regional capital sum even coming from the center of the city itself, making that journey on bo

bridge. the secret training of ukrainian fi doesn't even that happens to undermine r t. the old quote that has been picking through the files in london is added again. another potential british spy edward welts has been caught by the f s. b and ordered to leave russia case played a leading role in anti rushing mist. jeff with regard to the ukraine conflict, but according to recent bleats published by the gray zone. it's all a lot more serious than we previously thought. the leaks obtained by the grazing, expose the hidden hand behind britain's policy and ukraine, showing an unusually granular detail how it aimed to engineer a long grinding war through covert operations that stretched the bounds of legality . emails and internal documents revealed details of a cabal of british military unintelligence veterans which applauded to escalate and prolong the ukraine proxy war at all costs. the new investigation confirms that britain this sought to draw nato countries into the ukraine conflicts and the defense ministry lead operation called project alchemy. back in february 2022. we know a lieutenant general charlie sticklett and was in char

bridge. 20 minutes. >> our top story this morning. the new era under way in san francisco, mayor london breed has conceded the mayoral race to nonprofit executive daniel lurie kroeber michael thomas live at city hall with more. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. well, in just about 2 months, danielle lawrie will take over as san francisco's next mayor after out beating mayor london breed at the polls this week. now, london breed has held this position for 6 years and says she does believe that the city will be successful with the foundation that she's left. take a look. this is video of mayor london breed last night conceding and again, this is to mayor-elect daniel lurie. and while there was still about 100,000 ballots to be counted last night, the mayor said she did not want to wait as voters should not have to wait as the numbers were speaking for themselves. she went on to say she was disappointed with the results, but she's proud of the work her office has accomplished and plans to have a peaceful power of transition. that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade

london leading in the west. not for long, because when you leave pedro neto with this much space, he does things like that. and it turns up the stamford bridged but no one so, after ten games, they were close. after 96 minutes, even closer. minimal capital between them. frustration for mikel arteta afterwards — but the arsenal manager looking for the positives. i looking for the positives. am very disappointed but proud i am very disappointed but very proud as well with what outs from the team again. they're very difficult to score the first go, and then very disappointed to be reconsidered. kai havertz nowhere near. they have the quality to punish you, but the team react in a way that is fabulous. they decided to win, decided to take initiative. but we didn't manage to score the goal, that is why we are very disappointed. it is the way we want to do things. _ it is the way we want to do things, try to play face—to—face against every team _ face—to—face against every team. we are chelsea, so i think— team. we are chelsea, so i think it _ team. we are chelsea, so i think it is _ team. we are chelsea, so i think it is important also to send —

london earlier this year. i sat down on set with creator ins choi and some cast members to talk about building bridges between communities, and he told me how he's discovered that we are in fact, more alike than we might think. >> when i first wrote it, i knew that korean second generation koreans like my sisters and my cousins would love it because, you know, i'm kind of like making fun of, like, you know, a little bit. and then i knew the parents would love it, and i knew that asians would love it but then it just kept like black families would come. asian families, south asian southeast asian families would. even white families would be like, that's like my dad. you know this is like a romanian family or a jewish family. and they'd be like that's just like my mom and i had that exact conversation with her. but, you know, in a different language. >> such a good note to end on this, this thanksgiving. and don't forget, you can find all our shows online as podcasts at cnn.com, slash audio and on all other major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and see you again next week

bridge. 20 minutes. let's get to the top story this morning. the new era under way in san francisco, mayor london breed has conceded the mayoral race to nonprofit executive daniel lurie, crawford's michael thomas on the story for us live from city hall. michael. >> hi, good morning. everyone will in just about 2 months. danielle lawrie will become the next official. san francisco mayor after out beating mayor london breed at the polls this week. mayor breed has held this position for 6 years but says she does believe the city will be successful with the foundation that she's left. take a look. this is video from last night of near breed conceding to mayor elected daniel lurie. and while there was still about 100,000 ballots to be counted at that time, the mayor said she did not want to wait. voters shouldn't have to wait as the numbers were speaking for themselves at that time, adding that while she was disappointed with the result, she's proud of the work office has accomplished and plans to have a peaceful transfer of power. >> has been the absolute honor of my life unless there's a miracle tha

london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is wednesday, november 6th. we're looking live at a point near the golden gate bridge and the beautiful bay, and also heading out to the ocean. there. and nice weather. not a lot of fog. we'll talk about the weather in just a little bit this morning. former president donald trump is claiming victory as he is projected to become the next president of the united states. >> overnight, mr. trump notched more victories in key swing states. it was his win in wisconsin that put him over that 270 mark needed for the presidency. >> it's a big change from 2020, where it took days before a winner could be named. this year, though, donald trump was projected as the winner less than 12 hours after polls closed on the east coast. >> here's a look at how each state voted with the election was expected to come down to 6 or 7. swing states. trump appeared poised to win all of them, including the key states of pennsylvania and georgia. at this point, michigan, nevada, arizona and alaska have not been called, but it is not expected to make a difference. >> and many of those key swing sta

london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is wednesday, november 27th. it is thanksgiving eve. taking you live just outside we see the golden gate bridge in the corner. hey, on any other san francisco day, the fog would be blocking all of this, and after days of rain, we don't have to worry about it again for quite a little while. we get to enjoy these big, beautiful, bright blue skies for our holiday weekend. we've been following a developing story out of piedmont this morning. >> it's so sad here. at least three people we know are dead. following a fiery overnight crash. >> ktvu is amanda quintana has been at that scene for hours. you talked to the piedmont police chief. so what do you know? anything new? >> well, we know that three people are dead. one is in the hospital with severe injuries. they've been clearing the scene here. they just took the cybertruck away, and they are opening the road up again. you can see some neighbors kind of just walking over there. curious to see. you can see the damage to the tree there. the cybertruck went off the road. we still don't know why, but went off the road. hit the retaining wall there on

bridge toll plaza. it's friday so friday light conditions as you head over into san francisco. >>> america decides and so has the bay area. and enough votes counted to cause mayor london breed to concede the mayoral race in san francisco to daniel lurie. so we know this. lurie promised a shake up of san francisco city hall. not final yet but lurie is clearly in the lead. you see that 56.2% to 43.8% just too big of a margin. lurie can be officially called mayor-elect and address the public today at 11:00 a.m. san francisco native and heir to the levi strauss fortune who spent most of his time in nonprofit work. but he's really never served in public office. all along he told voters he would step in to public service to clean up san francisco streets and make the city safe and create affordable living. london breed's six years as mayor coming to a close and our kelsi thorud was at city hall. >> reporter: it was a somber mood inside the mayor's office. you could tell it was a difficult speech for mayor breed to give. she officially conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie. and said she would work with his administration to create a smooth transition. standing in fr

bridge still under 30 on friday morning readings back to you. thank you, renay. to land. top story this morning. a new time in san francisco. they have a new mayor to mayor london breed conceding the race to nonprofit executive daniel lurie. and following it all is kron four's. michael thomas standing by live in front of city hall. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. well, in just about 2 months, daniel lurie will officially take over as san francisco mayor as he out the current mayor, london breed this week in the polls, mayor breed has held this position for 6 years now and she says she does believe the city will be successful after she leaves as she's leaving it with a good foundation. now lets get video. these both mayor london breed and mayor elect daniel lurie. as you just mentioned, last night near london breed did concede to mayor elect daniel lurie by saying essentially that she was disappointed with the results. but she did believe that she needed to come out and say something as the numbers were speaking for themselves. take a listen to what she had to say. >> that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade that we help save lives dur

those pictures are of london bridge . pictures are of london bridge. that's streatham now, where sudesh amman stabbed two people in the high street. he was going on to stab more, but he was shot dead by an armed surveillance team who were actually keeping him under 24 hour surveillance, because he'd been just released. and they did have intelligence and concerns that he might go on to reoffend. but even they, you know, with that proper 24 hour round the clock surveillance couldn't stop him just nipping into a store, stealing a knife, running out onto the street and stabbing people . that's how stabbing people. that's how difficult it is to keep proper track of individuals who are determined enough to put their own life at risk to go and harm others. >> and mark, you said earlier on in the programme that this may become an increasing problem because the al—qaeda terrorists and the isis era terrorists who were imprisoned at the time are now coming up for release, and this will increasingly be of concern . but has sentencing of concern. but has sentencing

metropolitan police say a man is fighting for his life following a stabbing on westminster bridge in central londonthe force was called to the scene at around 1045 this morning to reports of a fight, and found a man with a stab injury. he was taken to hospital injury. he was taken to hospital in a critical condition. three people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and another has been arrested on suspicion of affray. two of those arrested were taken to hospital with minor facial injuries. it's understood the incident is not being treated as terror related . energy secretary terror related. energy secretary ed miliband has called a financial package for developing nafions financial package for developing nations a critical 11th hour deal at the 11th hour for the climate, as the united nations environmental conference drew to a close. delegates at cop 29in azerbaijan agreed a new climate finance target. they pledged $300 billion a year. that's £2395 $300 billion a year. that's £239.5 billion to help poorer countries deal with the impacts of climate change, with rich countries leading