london bridge, walking towards tower bridge. now it is a little quieter because at first they closed it from london bridge station and then they push it is quieter now that i do not know if there are any other people there. there were people coming out from a club across the bridge but it looks like after what happened they asked people to leave the area rather than asking them to stay inside. thank you for talking to us in describing what you have been able to see. that was a journalist who lives close to london bridge. nowjulie was inside the building. yes, we have a view over the whole incident. it is far quieter, and we can tell you are indoors. you may have had quite of the view of the city around you. we have binoculars so we can see quite a lot of what is going on. when we first aware of something unfolding? the first incident on londong first aware of something unfolding? the 20 t incident on ltsz‘ttg first aware of something unfolding? the 20 t incident on its second 9 and qa'mifiutésaflo: the q 15 and qa'mifiuteeaflo: the q 15 minutes ago in borough incident, 15 minutes ago in borough market, not far away. we could see on the

london bridge station is the gateway to south—east london and into kent, with overland train stationss well. you have borough market and several restaurants and pubs in the area. it is a tourist attraction. 0n area. it is a tourist attraction. 0n a saturday night it would have been very busy. we are looking at the metropolitan police twitter feed. very busy. we are looking at the metropolitan police twitterfeed. 13 minutes ago, they said they were dealing with an incident on london bridge, they will update the twitter feed when they have more information. it has been retweeted thousands of times already. horribly reminiscent of what we saw on westminster bridge only a few weeks ago? yes, in march, in the middle of the day, that incident in westminster where that car mounted the pavement, knocked people down. we now know what happened there. what we will be trying to ascertain, and what police will be trying to ascertain in the next few hours is, was this deliberate? who is behind it? is this an isolated incident? at the moment we do not know. we will look at live pictures in the middl

we ran towards london bridge station. i try towards london bridge station. not really see like anyone. there was commotion but there was not a huge amount of information ring disseminated between people. some people were just walking around as if that were normal, some were panicking. particularly in the station it was as though half the people had not a clue what was going on. even though i sort of storeyed, sort of, part of it, i still did not know what was going on. i definitely saw the van crashed into gate fence area. it looked mangled and, like i said, isaw area. it looked mangled and, like i said, i saw people running, a guy running up the stairs and that is when he shouted that he has a knife. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind when you heard those words? honestly... it took me a long time to realise what was going on. sol did not fully believe what was happening. i had been out there ten seconds earlierjust with my friend at the taxi, literally went in to get someone, at the taxi, lit

and the london bridge tube station. s at least one significant incident that took place in london bridge. there may have also been another incident a short distance away from borough market. the latest rehearing is that the press association news agency, they have been telling us that members of the public were told to run away as fast as they could from the area. there is some video that has been circulating on social media. yet it is unconfirmed and will certainly bring to you when we are more certain as to the origin. it shows police officers emptying -- telling people to get out. they are also supposing a hotel in the area has been evacuated. the only evidence we have for that, certainly it is not from the police. we have not heard the hotel itself. we heard that there were people in numbers in their pajamas, moving away from the area of london bridge. and away from the police. as you can see they are now in place. armed police are in the area in numbers. british transport police suggesting that there are a number of

london bridge is open this morning and also london bridge and tube station have opened this morning as we have the latest on all the developments. a brief glimpse of the three knifemen as they headed through borough market. gunshots. and then, eight minutes after their attack began, the gunfire, as it was brought to an end. gunshots. in all, eight officers fired 50 rounds. one passerby was hit by a stray bullet. so—called islamic state has now claimed responsibility, as they often do for any terror incident. a brief statement on the website of their official newsagency said the attack had been carried out by a detachment of is fighters. in london, the police investigation continues apace. in east ham, a man scrambled across buildings, with police weapons trained on him, before apparently being detained. in barking, in east london, 12 people were arrested, seven of them women, as police searched properties thought to be linked to the attackers. one neighbour who did not want to be identified said he had warned the police about one of the suspects. we spoke about a particular attack that

london bridge and the knife attacks and around borough market? yes. when i initially got to the scene, i could see directly down london bridge, so from monument tube station police pushed everyone away from there but you could see right across the bridge and it's ha rd to right across the bridge and it's hard to know for sure but probably ten to 12 emergency response vehicles were there, you could see the flashing lights obviously attending to a significant number of people who were injured or worse indeed on the bridge. 0k, thank you so much forjoining us, redmond shannon, thank you so much for your time. let's go now to an account from an eyewitness of the attack, a man called gerard. he spoke to us early on about what he witnessed. i walk to london bridge, passed by nat bank, then i saw a geezer on the floor saying i've been stabbed, i looked at him, there was blood on him, someone stabbed my mate, the next thing i saw three muslim guys run up with knives, they ran up started stabbing these girls, three of them, i couldn't do nothing, make. they attacked her, then they stabbed another guy i think if i remember rightly, i was a bit shocked, they ran up

london bridge. they are urging people to avoid the area if possible. that bridge is closed to traffic. transport for london have closed the london bridge station. on ambulance service are saying to only call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. “— call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. —— nine 99. they are having to divert as many resources as possible to this incident. for anyone switching on and joining us, you are watching bbc news. we are reporting an incident that unfolded about 20 minutes ago, that was when we first got warning via reuters. 0ur reporter greg dawson is here with us. i will speak to you again ina with us. i will speak to you again in a moment but let's return now to hollyjones, the bbc reporter who, quite by chance, was on london bridge at the time the incident unfolded. holly, thank you for joining us again, you had to leave us joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago as joining us again, you had to leave us moments ago as police were approaching. tell us where you are now and what you can see?|j approaching. tell us where you are now and what you can see? i am o

i'm on borough high street, between borough station and london bridge, north of borough tube station and in the last ten minutes police vans have been arriving here, ten police officers got out of the first one and put on helmets and took out shields, a second lot came around five minutes later. i asked if they were armed and they said they had taser is. there's clearly an ongoing police incident in this area closer to london bridge —— tasers. the central aim of the police is to keep the roads clear, to keep all pedestrians and cars off the roads, they are pushing... they are doing it again now. police officers are now running further up this road carrying shields and there's clearly an ongoing incident in front of us. one eyewitness i spoke to around 15 minutes ago said that he saw police officers shooting ata that he saw police officers shooting at a tapas restaurant called vindissi near borough and he was playing the audio from his mobile phone of that incident. we are 200 and is north of borough station. there are police officers with their shields and helmets shouting for us to

london bridge runs from the city, cross the river to a very, very busy london area, i come here often to go to the court. london bridge stationhe busiest in the country and it is somewhere where people would have headed to to head home. the bridge around the corner around the corner from the bridge is borough market. there are cafes and food stalls in the daytime we understand, from eyewitnesses and, clearly, we have to have a little health warning there that witnesses think they see something and describe things in various ways that is not entirely accurate. what they seem to be centring on is a white van crashing into pedestrians at the southern end of the bridge, outside a pub there on the southern end. two, stream, maybe four men getting out of the van armed with knives and attacking people on the pavementjust near where the collision happened and then running into the borough market area. in that area are many pubs and cafes. i spoke to an eyewitness who i’u ns cafes. i spoke to an eyewitness who runs security for a number of establishments and he said he was getting reports by phone of people being stabbed in the cafe.

what was the area like outside of london bridge tube station? ctive place, as you might expect on saturday night? >> well, of course. i mean, you know, anywhere, it's right in the middle of the city, between london bridge, which is one of the biggest stations, borough market, famous for the bridget jones film, a lot of tourists go there. it's right on the thames. so everyone's always walking up and down london bridge. i work near there. we were just coming out of the station at 10:00. i said to my friend, look, there's the police. she said, oh, maybe that's normal after manchester and westminster. i knew something was wrong when we saw the buses stopped in the road, and people start running and screaming. that's when we realized something was up. >> i guess matt bradley was just alluding to that. the police don't usually carry weapons with them. but now you see heavily armed police, something that's much more common here in the united states, or new york city. it was not a common thing in london. i would imagine in the last year at least, if not

what was the area like outside london bridge tube station? was it an active place as you might expect on saturday night? >> well, of course. anywhere it's right in the 34068middle of tfl city between london bridge, one of the biggest stations, borough market, in bridget jones' film. a lot of tourists go there. it's right on the tims, so everybody's walking b up and down. lots of people -- i said to my friend, hey, look, there's a lot of police. she said, oh, maybe that's normal now after manchester and paris. we saw people running and screaming. men being chased by police as well. that's when we realizeds something was up. >> in london people became accustomed to the idea that police, many police didn't carry weapons with them and seeing heavily armed police, something that is much more common here in the united states or in new york city, was not a thing in london. i would imagine in the last year at least if not a little bit longer, you become a little more accustomed to that. >> well, i also grew up in france, and so when i went back to fra

london bridge station and the underground is also closed.ing to that area, i would ask you still avoid the area if you possibly can. this is a fast moving investigation. we have very significant resources deployed both to the investigation and to the visible patrols people will be seeing as they wake up this morning. we will have increased patrols in many areas by the police and these will, of course, as you would expect, include armed officers. there is an emergency number established for anyone who is concerned about their loved ones who perhaps have not returned home and the casualty bureau number to remind you is 0800 0961233. our priority now is to work with our colleagues in the national counterterrorism police network and also with the intelligence agencies and other security services to establish more details about those individuals who carried out the attack and the background to it. finally, this is a very worrying time for people, i do understand that. i would ask people in london, londoners and visitors, to remain calm. please, o

one of the newest landmarks, the shard, right on the concourse of london bridge railway station, whichs open. all those million plus commuters are still able to come back to london even if it is at the southern end of the bridge. borough market and london bridge are closed after the attack on saturday night. seven people killed, 21 described as critically ill in hospital. police responded with extraordinary speed, eight minutes to get here and to deal with the three attackers, all of whom we re the three attackers, all of whom were shot dead. 12 arrests were made. 11 are still detained. a brief glimpse of the three knifemen as they headed through borough market. and then, eight minutes after the attack began, the gunfire as it was brought to an end. eight officers fired 50 rounds. a passerby was hit by a stray bullet. so—called islamic state has claimed responsibility as they often do any terror incident. a brief statement on their website said there attack had been carried out by detached eye is fighters. in london, the police investigation continues apace. anand scrambles across buil

london bridge road. that's behind the station. ds after hearing the gunshots fired i saw the police carrying another police officer who had been shot and they were carrying the officer towards me on london bridge road. so from what you understand that was a police officer who had been shot? he was wearing a police jacket. he had a badge on the jacket as well. i saw police officers carrying him to guy's hospital and i'm sure he's a police officer because someone was shouting one of your officers has been shot. and so in terms of how long the whole incident took, how many minutes would you say from when you first noticed that white van doing the u—turn that caught your attention to the end? how long was that time period? it wouldn't be more than two minutes. but you think a large number of casualties were caused by that attack? definitely a large amount of casualties. we now know that in terms of the casualties london ambulance saying 30 people taken to various different hospitals. half a dozen different hospitals. half a dozen diffe

another video showing police evacuating london bridge station. police also used a double decker bus to block access to the popular landmark. and the incident comes two months after a vehicle slammed into a crowd on westminster bridge. police believe that incident was terror related. >> tonight, multiple underground stations are closed. as is london bridge. as police investigate what it they are dealing with. president trump just tweeted, after being briefed by his national security team saying the u.s. will help out in any way possible. london police are urging people to stay calm, but to remain vigilant and alert tonight. >> wendy gillette, thank you. >>> we will continue to stay on top of this developing story and have the latest on our web site, www.cbs-sf.com. >>> thousands of south san francisco residents have not been able to use their tap water after vandals wroak into a water -- broke into a water storage facility. jackie ward is in san francisco where the water was just tested. jackie? >> reporter: we were expected to hear the test result

this morning commuters were making their way from london bridge station and they can do so if they wish around on this wet morning you can see computers —— commuters making their way across london bridge and you can see some barriers which have been newly put up there as well as they have been on some other bridges as well, london, waterloo and westminster bridges, the idea being that hopefully they will potentially stop a van making its way onto the pavement as happened with deadly effect on saturday night. behind me, flowers growing in numberas saturday night. behind me, flowers growing in number as people pay their respect to those who passed away on saturday. thank you to those of you. a reminderfor us for the coming up in a few minutes time we will be speaking to the mayor of london, sadiq khan. the brother of the manchester suicide bomber, salman abedi, has been released without charge by police. he's 23, and was detained in the city the day after the attack on the manchester arena. 18 people have so far been detained as part of the investigation, ten are still in custody. the ter

london bridge just after 10:00 p.m. local time. that van was headed toward london station. we also know that a man with a large knife entered a restaurant at a nearby borough market just south of the bridge stabbing two people inside. a third incident also on the south side cephalon done is not connected at all to the bridge or the market attack. of course we're continuing to follow the very latest developments out of lo and done. remember when we're not on the air you can get the latest information on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> here locally a tragic day in delaware county. a local boy is dead after police say he got ahold of a gun inside the house. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in the cbs3 sat center. she's got the latest. >> reporter: police began the investigation into how the three-year-old child got ahold of a 9-millimeter gun. dozens of his family members were outside of his home devastated and in shock over the toddler's death. a delaware county community rocked as a medical examiner removed the body of a three-year-old boy from his home. >> my

london bridge in central london. we understand the officers are armed, and there is a report to suggest that london bridge station is are and what you can see. hello. i am currently on london bridge. i am on the right—hand side away from the shard. a white van driver came speeding, probably about 50 miles an hour, veered off the road and into crowds of people that we re road and into crowds of people that were walking, pedestrians walking along the pavement. he swerved round me and hit about five or six people. he hit about two people in front and three behind. i would say there are at least four severely injured people. they had paramedics assisting them at the moment. there are about 20 armed police on the bridge at the moment. i am unaware as to where the van driver has gone 110w. as to where the van driver has gone now. it was a white transit van with one solo male driver. one of the victims was a french lady, 45 years old. she had her boyfriend with her, who we can find at the moment, which is obviously very worrying. nobody really knows what is going on. all the traffic has been halted. how quickly were emergen

london bridge and southwark bridge to get here. we are to the west of the area and london bridge station which is usually very busy at this time of night will be heading home after a night out. the police have that area cordoned off. a little more on reports of shootings. we have not confirmed them at the moment. we have heard reports of shootings. i think the best bet is that what witnesses are saying that that may be police shooting. none of that is confirmed and we will bring you more when we get more on that. a big operation here. the police helicopter monitoring the area from the air and we also saw a large procession of fire vehicles heading east through the city on the northern side of the river. all the emergency services are involved. a saw a doctor offering to help people and in need offering to help people and in need of treatment. people trying to come in and help as well as those trying to leave the area clearly distressed. thank you very much, tom. just to say that the opposition leader, jeremy corbyn, leader of the labour party has been talking about what has happened in london saying it is brutal and shocking and that t

what was the area like outside of london bridge tube station? ce, as you might expect on saturday night? >> of course. as anywhere, it's right in the middle of the city between london bridge, which is one of the biggest stations. borough market famous for the bridget jones film. a lot of tourists go there. it's right on the themes. we were just coming out of the station. i said to my friend, hey, look, there's a lot of police. i knew something was wrong when we saw the buses stopped in the road, when we saw people running, screaming. we saw a man being chased by the police as well. >> in london, people became acuaku acuss comed to the idea that many police didn't carry weapons with them. and seeing heavily armed police, something that is much more common here in the united states or in new york city, was not a common thing in london. i would imagine in the last year at least, if not a little bit longer, you're become a little more accustomed to that. >> i don't -- i mean, i also grew up in france. so when i went back to france after the paris att

and another video showed police evacuating london bridge station. ble decker bus to block access to the popular british landmark. the incident comes more than two months after a vehicle slammed into a crowd of people on westminster bridge. four people were killed. and dozens more injured. police believe that incident was terror-related. wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. >>> president trump tweeting about the attack writing 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. coming up at 6:30, we will talk with the local terrorism expert about the events in london and the impact here in the bay area. and we will also have the latest on our web site www.cbs- sf.com. >>> and new at 6:00, a march across the golden gate bridge to demand action against gun violence. it was one of hundreds of

this incident isjust over the road from london bridge station where the bpt will have a strong presence night, a saturday night as the pubs begin to shut and people used the railway lines to get home. it is possible that some of those we re it is possible that some of those were armed and able to quickly get to the scene but i can tell you that police had been on a alert in incident like this for some weeks. i have been working in westminster for the last few weeks and venal armed officers waiting in a car with the engine running, waiting to move if an incident occurs. i have not personally spoken to anyone who has given us an idea of how quickly police were on the scene. i spoke to one eyewitnesses saw people being attacked by an attacker with a long knife. he said there were no police there at that time but that must have been within one or two minutes of the car, or van, crashing have been within one or two minutes of the car, orvan, crashing into people on london bridge. i'm keeping an eye on some of the units going down towards the scene just to see what is happening. so we do know

and then we've and and my friend said to me, "josh, run, call your family. " we ran towards london bridge station hold of a couple of people. i'll be honest, i didn't see anyone about. there was a bit of commotion but there wasn't a huge amount of information being disseminated between people. some were walking around as if it was normal, some people were panicking, particularly in the station it was as though half of the people didn't have a clue what was going on. even though i saw part of it, i still didn't know what was going on. but i definitely saw the van crash into the gated fence area. it looked a bit mangled and then i saw the guy running up, the stairs, i think, lead down to borough market, i heard a guy running up from those stairs and that's when he shouted, he's got a knife, he's stabbing people. what was going through your mind, joshua, when you heard those words, "he's got a knife?" i'll be honest, it took me a long time to realise what was going on. i didn't fully believe what was happening. i'd been out there ten seconds earlier with my friend with the taxi, literally went into

london bridge. behind me you can probably see the shard. at the base of the shard is london bridge stationthe 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 a couple of tweets that donald trump sent in the hours after the london attack. the first that caused a lot of dubstep from particularly in the city, was the president saying at least seven dead, 48 wounded, and the mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. well, the mayor of london in that case was being taken mayor of london in that case was being ta ken completely mayor of london in that case was being taken completely out of context by the president, because in fa ct context by the presi

and then a guy was wearing - and then i went to the london bridge station. five minutes after that it was evacuated. everybody coming out of the station and now the police asked us again to move down the street and there are people in the street but most of the people are not.>> and it appears in the pictures we are looking at that they are being directed out of the area by the police. >> the police asked people to move and they did. and everybody left. >> when the station itself was evacuated, how is that made? was it one of the messages that they have? i'm just trying to get an idea of what you were told when you were told to leave the station. >> i was not inside the station at the moment. i was outside the station. i saw people coming out of the station. and a few minutes after that we were told to leave the street so we went down a little bit. i was not inside the station when they asked people to leave. >> and of course this being a saturday night in london. one presumes there are quite a lot of people on the streets at this time. >> yes, yes a lot of p

london bridge. i was told it was just outside a pub near the london bridge station where people would have been going after a night out. several people jumped out of the van and ran into borough markets, a food market with bars and restau ra nts markets, a food market with bars and restaurants around it, and began indiscriminately attacking people. i spoke to one person who was a security guard who runs security in a number of different places around the area. he said people were running in his direction trying to get away, screaming, glass crashing. they gave their description of a man wearing a red and black top and around his midrift having cannisters taped to him. another eyewitness said that as well. i have seen pictures. he said he saw four people potentially injured. just looking at what happened, we are looking at a very serious number of injuries. we are talking about people being attacked in the street by three men armed with knives. it is not clear who has been shot at this stage, but there were some shots, we believe police shot two, three, one, or some of those men. we are hoping police

london bridge. can you walk us through what you saw? >> hi, ana. we actually left borough market before the second incident happened. so we were walking towards london bridge which is where the metro station is to the london bridge and as we were walking, we saw a car and a few bodies flipped into the air. we started walking and police came in and we were all evacuated and told to go to the metro station and the police came very quickly back into the area and most of us were able to get out of the area after the second incident happened as soon as we got on to the metro. scary because i heard people flying up and then heard gunshots when we were walking away from the bridge and we were on the north side of the bridge. the incident happened on the south side. >> okay. so calum, you were on the north side of the bridge. what made you walk toward the bridge? you said there had been another incident just before that? >> reporter: >> no. the borough incident happened a few minutes ago. this was before the first incident a guy in the car was coming screaming down this street past us and then hit a few pedestrians. he hit quite a few. and he there were a few bodies that were flown up. not into t

it is opposite london bridge station where people go to head home after a night out in central londontting together eyewitness reports, only eyewitness reports, which can be wrong, but the eyewitnesses we spoke to say a van ploughed into people on the southern end of london bridge, i was told by people in a pub that it was told by people in a pub that it was on the corner of the bridge, that grey, possibly four man, got out, armed with knives. —— three, possible four men,. one was mediterranean in terms of skin colour and had a black and red top on and had a long knife. i asked if it was a breadknife sized weapon and the eyewitness said he felt it was a long kitchen knife. they ran towards london bridge and, sorry, borough markets, went and attacked people. we have reports from a security manager who looks after security in a number of the pubs and bars in that location. he said his collea g u es that location. he said his colleagues were ringing him and telling him that people were being stabbed in the pubs and cafes. in particular at one of them, for people had been stabbed. —— four

london bridge. they were there. what did you see?” was walking out of london bridge station with my friends. g to get the bus at london bridge and we started noticing that the buses were stopped and there was a van parked on the pavement. lots of police were gathering around the van. the door opened and a lot of people started running. we did not know what happened. vehicle noises. we apologise for the noise. what did you see? you saw the van and lots of people running around. did you see the police presence, anyone injured? when we came out of the station, we saw two police cars near the van. they were coming very fast. police office rs they were coming very fast. police officers were running. we saw armed police getting into the van and opening the doors and getting inside. they were chasing someone and running. they asked everyone to move immediately. what did the police tell you to do? we have had reports of people being told to walk away with hands on their heads as police tried to identify who was involved? we arrived just moments after. at the start, police did not seem after. at the s

perspective,ort london bridge station remains closed.t is a key transport hub bringing in commuters from across the southeast of the country. you so much. keeping us up-to-date to date on the latest after the london attack. president trump reacted swiftly to these attacks, tweeting out in burst after burst what is going on there and london, but also how that might affect his agenda here. we are in washington, what are the -- what is trump likely to do in reaction to this? , about thetweet out executive order, the travel ban which is right now mired in the courts. might this get that travel ban a boost? trump said in a tweet theerday that we need courts to give us back our rights. that is not up to him to say. the decision will rest with the supreme court, and on that, action will start next week. so far the courts have been pretty non-friendly to trump's travel ban. the one court declared it was something that was steeped in animus and targeted towards a specific group. i don't think the supreme court will be swayed by trumps of jawbonin

bridge. if you don't know london, you will probably know the building behind me, which has become a familiar part of the london skyline. the base of the shard is close to london bridge railway stationjor hub in the capital, and a large area around here cordoned off as you would expect. the commissioner of the met police telling us in the last half hour that this is an ongoing investigation, but let's just remind you of the key facts as we understand them here this sunday morning. officers were called to reports of a vehicle ploughing into pedestrians on london bridge, not farfrom here — at 10.08 pm. after the vehicle stopped, three men got out and started stabbing people on the bridge. the attackers then moved a short way down the road, within eight minutes — by 10.16pm — all three attackers were shot and killed by police. nearly 50 people have been taken to hospital — and a number of others with minor injuries were treated at the scene, as tom symonds reports. you may find some of the images in his report distressing. it began in what is becoming a familiar and horrifying way. confusion and a massive police response. just after ten p.m., this white van had run down people walking

london bridge station and the underground is also supposed. so, for people who might be thinking of traveling to that area, i would ask that you still avoid the area if you possibly can. this is a fast-moving investigation, we have very significant resources deployed, both to the investigation into the visible patrols the people will be seen as a wake up this morning. we will have increased patrols in many areas and these will of course, as you expect, include armed officers. there is an emergency number established for anyone who is concerned about their loved ones who perhaps have not returned home and the casualty bureau number to remind you is 0-800-096-1233 our priority now is to work with our colleagues in the national counterterrorism police network and also with the intelligence agencies and other security services to establish more details about these individuals who carry out the attack and the background to it. finally, this is a very worrying time for people and i do understand that. i would ask people in london, londoners and busi

london bridge station and the underground is also closed. so for people who might be thinking of traveling to that area, i would ask that you still avoid the area if you possibly can. this is a fast moving investigation, we have very significant sources deployed both to the investigation and visible patrols that people will be seeing as they wake up this morning. we will have increased patrols in many areas by the police and these will, of course, as you would expect, include armed officers. there is an emergency number established for anyone who is concerned about their loved ones who perhaps have not returned home and the casualty bureau number the remind you is 08000961233. our priority now is to work with our colleagues in the national counterterrorism network and also with the intelligence agencies and other security services to establish more detailsen these individuals who carried out the attack and the background to it. finally, this is a very worrying time for people, i do understand that. i would ask people in london, londoners and

in london bridge, you might recognise the shard behind become close to london bridge railway station, studies from the university of nottingham. your thoughts about what the investigation will be focusing on right now, because interesting that cressida dick said we, the police, believe we have shot dead all three assailants, therefore what is the key pa rt assailants, therefore what is the key part of the police operation at the moment? the operation is identifying, or should have identified by now, who those three assa ila nts identified by now, who those three assailants were, they will be looking at their associates, families, friends, to find out if this is part of a wider terror network, and once they are able to establish whether it is or it isn't, they will then make an assessment on they will then make an assessment on the threat level, or the joint terrorism analysis centre, jtac, will make an assessment on the threat level. if it does prove to be pa rt threat level. if it does prove to be part of a wider network, babel try to establish the network, break it down, and in the

london bridge is not like new york bridges. they have a lot of pedestrian traffic. in this case it's a big london area that ends on the south side of the london bridge station. everybody gets out and walks across the river to the west end and into the city of london. there's always people on that bridge. narrow sidewalks and like the person who jumped, and i would not want to jump off one of those. there's no where to go but the river if you're those bridges. >> judge jeanine: what about the time of night? it appears to be a summer evening there. saturday night. >> this is a very lively part of the city. that whole london bridge and borough market area, at this time on a saturday night it is full of lots of hip, fashionable restaurants and pubs. it's a residential area. there is always people there. if you just want to go and stab a bunch of them. >> judge jeanine: now we are hearing about borough market. there were stabbings there as well. how far is borough market from the london bridge area? >> a couple of minutes way. it is a 1000-year-old market. part of the fabric of london. these attacks are not accidental. they know where the people are. this is 12 da

lot confirmed, but we have heard an incident happened on london bridge according to the london transport system. they say the london bridge stationthe request of the police. a reuters reporting on the scene had seen about ten police vehicles heading towards london bridge. sky news another television outlet here has been reporting that a white van ran over potentially some people on the bridge. there a reporter on the ground was saying emergency services are there and a heavy armed police presence on this location. now, regardless of what actually took place, it's understandable of course that the authorities here are taking this very seriously. this comes on the heels of that devastating attack in manchester last week in which 22 victims lost their lives. not to mention orvs, tthe westm attackast march, whi was a this is the very early hours as we try to get more details as they come in. one witness told bbc news that a white van veered off of the road in london on london bridge and hit five or six people. some of the witnesses reported seeing medical services. the police at this moment are not explaining the incident this was. n

london bridge station has fully reopened. this is the m25.lar from the east end road to the a1, henlys corner. now let's get a check on the weather. after the strong winds from yesterday, a brief bit of respite today. drier and brighter conditions, with some sunny spells. still quite breezy, at least for the morning, but gradually the breeze will start to fall away. patchy cloud around but some decent spells of sunshine. feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine. we are looking at a maximum of 20 degrees in central london. 0vernight tonight, it is all changing again. it starts off 0k. gradually these showers will move in from the west, heavy showers through there. quite a mild night, 14 or 15 celsius is the minimum temperature. quite a murky start tomorrow morning with low cloud around. you may feel some spots of rain, but mostly dry for the morning itself. through the afternoon, more chance of light rain. the maximum temperature tomorrow is around 19, maybe 20 celsius. it stays rather unsettled through friday. the chance of some showers around

and i was at london bridge station tonight and there were probably half a dozen police at the stationelf earlier in the evening just being a presence. so they have been missing very quickly. i'm not going to be up to continue on the line because i'm at the moment i'm on a bus. the police have gathered together all the police on the bridge and they're taking us to a hotel where they're going to take statements from us. so that moment i'm being transported by police to another location. >> okay and the people that you are with, all people who are unl injured or are some of them who are loaded up effected directly by this incident? >> they're all uninjured. there's people who have been treated. there were paramedics all over the place dealing with people who have been injured. >> about how many people have been injured? >> in my line of sight i could see maybe five or six people on the ground spread out across the area that i could see but i couldn't see anymore. >> an eye witness in the immediate aftermath speaking to cnn. a security analyst and former asistent secretary for homeland se

london bridge. >> okay. >> and it was heading toward london bridge station which is on the south bank of the river and thethe bridge is busy as well. at the bank of the river. >> as you mentioned, too -- >> it was headed towards a busier area but from what i could see, the van hit a bus and came to a halt. >> it looks like the van hit the bus? >> yes. before it left the bridge. while it was still on the bridge. and it was out of my sight and i couldn't see what happened after that. >> about how far did the van travel as it was running into people and continuing on its way? >> well, i could only see it from one end of the bridge to the other. >> okay. so you talked about how it's late at night there and there weren't as many people as there would be during the day. can you just set the scene for me of what was going on on the bridge at the moment this van came into your sight? >> well, there's some groups of friends making their way either out of the night or going home for the evening and it's an area -- london bridge is quite a photogenic area so people stop to take photos because from london bridge you

and another video showed police evacuating london bridge station. police also used a double decker bus to block access to the popular british landmark. the incident comes more than two months after a vehicle slammed into a crowd of people on westminster bridge. four people were killed. and dozens more injured. police believe that incident was terror-related. wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. >>> president trump tweeting about the attack writing 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. coming up at 6:30, we will talk with the local terrorism expert about the events in london and the impact here in the bay area. and we will also have the latest on our web site www.cbs- sf.com. >>> and new at 6:00, a march across the golden gate bridge to demand action against gun violence. it was one of hundreds of demonstrations today across the country. and as kpix 5 shows us, some of the marchers have stories of painful loss. >> reporter: they march to bring att

access to london bridge station has reopened from specific entrances and the actual bridge itself hass morning. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminsterfor us. quite a striking statement, and an awful lot of questions, norman, not surprisingly under the circumstances, about policing, resources , circumstances, about policing, resources, and the security services. your thoughts on what you heard. what struck me, jane, is how the security issue is such a double edged sword for theresa may. clearly, they wanted to contrast what she saw as the leadership she offers in the wake of the london bridge attack, against what she says isjeremy bridge attack, against what she says is jeremy corbyn's bridge attack, against what she says isjeremy corbyn's opposition to shoot and kill, his track record of voting against anti—terrorism bills. his support to get rid of trident, his support of a sinn fein, ira, and yet in the question is, it was mrs mayhew was again challenged over the cuts are police numbers whilst she was home secretary, 20,000 fewer police buzzers, repeatedly cha

obviously london bridge station tonight and there were probably half a dozen police earlier in the eveningence. they were on the scene very quickly. i'm not going to be able to continue on the line. at the moment i'm on a bus. police are gathering up all of the witnesses on the bridge. and they're taking us to a hotel where they're going to take statements from us. at the moment i'm being transported by the police. to another location. >> okay. and are the people that you are with all people who are uninjured or are some of them directly affected by this incident? >> they're uninjured. there were paramedics all over the place dealing with the injured. >> about how many -- >> in my line of sight i could see five or six people on the ground. spread out across the area. i couldn't see any more than that. >> mark roberts at the scene, that interview from now almost three hours ago, about half an hour or so. after he saw that van come zooming down the bridge plowing into people and then he reportedly saw five or six people lying on the ground not moving. he was quickly cordoned off and taken no

london. where were you when the attacks started? >> i was just between borough market and the bridge. i was coming out of london bridge station, having done a story with my colleague, and we were wondering what to do. as we were crossing the road on -- just in front of where the pub, where the van stopped, the white van, we saw all these police starting to arrive and people started screaming running around confused. then we saw armed police raiding the van -- >> so you saw the van as it was ramming people or after it had stopped? >> i think it was moments after it had stopped. we were really confused at that moment. then we saw the people running, screaming -- >> that's video you shot -- >> that's what i shot, yeah. because i'm a journalist myself. so i just thought, you know, what's happening -- i knew something was wrong. my friends did too. so we backed away. and that's when the police were running literally screaming get out of here, get out of here. they thought there might av. been a bomb. >> did you see any of the assailants? >> we don't know because as i say people were running around propp but i did see one man in a

london bridge is closed in both directions. the london bridge train stationo closed, and we're following the situation right now on our 24-hour streaming channel cbsn at cbsnews.com. demonstrators were on the march from coast to coast today at rallies in washington, d.c. and fountain valley,ville. crowds applauded president trump's decision this week to pull out of the paris climate accord. anti-trump protesters took to the streets in new york and denver raising their voices for tougher investigations into team trump's relations with russia. this all comes days before fired f.b.i. director james comey is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. paula reid is at the white house. >> our first foreign trip was full of historic and unprecedented achievements. >> reporter: in his weekly address, president trump said he looks forward to working with other world leaders following his first trip overseas. >> joined by many old and new friends, we have paved the way for the new era of cooperation. ( applause ) >> reporter: but just days after returning to the u.s., he an

significant development in the last 20 minutes is the reopening of vauxhall station, which is a little way away from the incident at london bridge the incident at borough market. clearly if police and transport for london had concerns about the station early in the evening, they are now sufficiently confident it is fine to reopen the station. it's on the victoria line, it runs 2a hours on the weekend, many people will be wanting to get home. it relates to the metropolitan police saying they are attending an incident in vauxhall and connecting it to both what was happening in borough and london bridge. for now it appears at least the public transport in that area is back open again. it seems the focus on most of the activity as far as we the focus on most of the activity as faras we can the focus on most of the activity as far as we can tell is very much in borough market, where we were hearing from our colleague mark lobel hearing from our colleague mark lobel, but also this massive police presence and the ever widening cordon on london bridge. we saw a few moments ago a street stream of people walking past a police cordon with

the area around london bridge is still cordoned off, likely to be cordoned off for a lot of today, but london bridge station is open, trains and undergrounds, r running. there is some sense of a return to normality after this terrible tragedy. matt: nejra, this is the third attack on u.k. soil in three months. how has the government's response he evolved over time? know that the islamic state has claimed responsibility for this attack, and we did have a statement from the prime minister outside downing street on sunday morning around 10:30 a.m. both in her tone and the content of what she said. she really did ramp up the rhetoric, saying enough is enough, and also laid out four areas going forward where the government is going to make a response. she talked about confronting the ideology of islamic extremism. she talked about working with the government to force internet companies to stop providing what she called "safe spaces" online. she also talked about dealing with safe spaces in the real world, and examining the criminal justice system. we do understand that there will be an emergency cobra meeting ha

london bridge station is closed and we are asking people to avoid the area. the situation is still unfolding and i would ask all londoners and visitors to our city to remain calm and vigilant. please report anything suspicious to police but only call 999 in an emergency. we don't yet know the full details but this was a deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent londoners and visitors to our city enjoying their saturday night. i condemn it in the strongest possible terms. there is no justification whatsoever for such barbaric acts. for further updates please follow the metropolitan police." that coming in from the mayor of london, sidique khan, just within the last bunch of minutes. and really encompassing and summarizing what has happened up to this hour in terms of the incidents themselves, as well as what they are going through on an operational level there in london. also an individual who's been watching those developments with us is nbc's matt bradley. he joins us live from the scene in london. and matt, the last time you and i spoke, they were moving t

he was able to recount to me how he faced the attackers armed with only his baton outside london bridge statione force less than two years ago and the bravery that he had shown is outstanding. the chief constable saying that the bravery that this man showed here last night at london bridge makes him extremely proud. let's discuss the investigation. we know that 12 people are currently under arrest. let's get some analysis from professor michael clarke who has joined analysis from professor michael clarke who hasjoined me analysis from professor michael clarke who has joined me at london bridge. the former head of that defence think tank, of course. we have been saying it is an ongoing investigation and that is clearly the case. raids in barking and 12 arrests. just remind us what the priorities are for the police right now. well, just a bit more than 12 hours after the attack. the first priority is to close down the plot, to make sure they have got it all and there isn't some phase two out there. and this is the critical moment of investigation before people who may be connected to these indivi