[man] as mrs. support for her leadership, the ship may have sailed. [laughter] [margaret] treachery! [man 1] we will never win another election led by that woman. [man 2] we need a leader who listens. [man 3] this isn't about her, it's about the party. [man 4] one must know when to go. [man 5] the question is, how does anyone put it to her? prime minister, i, of course, would vote for you. but i don't think you can win. the loyalty of my colleagues cannot be counted upon. it was the people who put me here. the loyalty of all of my colleagues cannot be counted upon. it's up to them to tell me when to go. margaret, you can't let them do this to you. please. they'll destroy you. throw in the towel now, love. don't let them see you humiliated. you just won't win, darling. not this time. - [sniffles] - oh, denis. i am the prime minister. health, is having the freedom ♪ to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets

i only saw one man who was running, i only saw one man who was running, i only saw one man who was running, i only saw one. good morning, it's monday the 19th ofjune. as van drives in two crowd of people outside a mosque. the incident happened just after midnight. many of the victims had just finished even impress after breaking their ramadan fast. this is the senior this morning as police continue to deal with what they described as a major incident. good morning, it's monday the 19th ofjune. also this morning: all eyes are on brussels as historic talks begin today to take britain out of the european union, we'll be there live throughout the morning. and while the politicians are talking, iam and while the politicians are talking, i am at smithfield markets in manchester to find out what businesses want from the negotiations. as police release the first pictures from inside the charred remains of grenfell tower, a nationwide minutes silence will take place this morning to remember those who lost their lives. in sport, the american brooks koepka equalled the tournaments lowing —— lowest wi

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who is chelsea manning?st incendiary issues of our time. >> private manning is a traitor. >> her fight to be her true self from inside a men's military prison. and the letter to president obama that helped win her release. >> do you feel as though you owe the american public an apology? >> this special edition of "nightline" will be right back. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." "declassified: the chelsea manning story." >> good evening. thanks for joining us. she's among the most tumultuous public figures of our time. convicted of passing classified information to wikileaks, chelsea manning's story strikes at a fundamental dilemma of our cyber age. the delicate balance between protecting government secrets versus the public's right to know. her groundbreaking fight for transgender rights and controversial clemency have thrust her into the center of so many ide

describe this man for extraordinary. describe this man for us. extraordinary. describe this man for us. what did he looked like an repeat again, abdul, what he was shouting when you detained him? he was saying... when we got him on the ground, i asked him, was saying... when we got him on the ground, iasked him, why did was saying... when we got him on the ground, i asked him, why did you do that? i was very emotional and very upset. why did you do that? you killed so many people. at that time ididn't killed so many people. at that time i didn't know how many people got injured or died but i said, why did you do that, why did you do that? he said kill me, kill me. i said why did you do that, you're killing so many people for no reason! i think this man, you know, he was... he had an englishman face. he looked like a builder, a very big man. he was in his 50s i think. very strong. we couldn't hold him that much as he was very strong. luckily there were other people who came out from the mosque and they came to help us. how did you let the police that you have th

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who is chelsea manning? >> now after seven years in prison, transgender army soldier chelsea manning speaking out. >> i have a responsibility to the public. >> a lightning rod for some of the most incendiary issues of our time. >> private manning is a traitor. >> her fight to be her true self from inside a men's military prison. and the letter to president obama that helped win her release. >> do you feel as though you owe the american public an apology? >> this special edition of "nightline" will be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." "declassified: the chelsea manning story." >> good evening. thanks for joining us. she's among the most tumultuous public figures of our time. convicted of passing classified information to wikileaks, chelsea manning's story strikes at a fundamental dilemma of our cyber age. the delicate balance between protecting government secrets versus the public's right to transgender rights and controversial clemency have thrust her into the center of so many ideolo

as they're interacting, another man walks up, snatches the door, and charges into the man's home. now, once inside, reports state that he hit him over the head, used tape to bind his mouth, hands, and legs. but we're not done. you notice a second man who happened to be that man's brother -- >> there's nothing that poor guy could have done. >> the second man goes into the house and he helps his brother continue to assault this man. we don't see it, but a third man entered and searched the house. they stole money. >> broad daylight you're not expecting this in your home. >> this went down in february of 2016. >> they did get away but were all arrested in the following weeks. the men were sentenced to 24 years combined. the woman will be sentenced later. >> this poor guy was so vulnerable in this moment. >>> to be old and wise you must first be young and stupid. these teenagers will be very wise later on because they made a stupid decision. the coast guard has to come out and rescue them. they decided to go climbing the 200 foot stair holds. one of them without shoes. none of them wi

this man, this 48-year-old man has been taken to hospital.hat presumably has slowed down the investigation and the questioning process. >> well, it may have slowed down the investigation -- or the interrogation process, rosemary, but i guarantee you that it is not going to slow down the investigation, because right now what they're trying to do is determine whether he's affiliated with any organization, any groups, any type of person or organization who would want to hurt people because of their race or religion. that's going to go on full speed even while he's in the hospital and, frankly, unless the person's completely confessing you're not going to get much useful information from them anyway, unless they're defiant and want to tell you all about how brave they were. >> steve, we are getting different sources of information on what happened. there's, of course, the police statement, but there are also the numb rulerous, numerous eyewitness accounts we've been collecting throughout the early morning and the night, and it is kind of hard to

police arrest a man caught on camera brutally beating an elderly man. >> police confiscate several weaponshile handling dueling protests for and against the trump administration. >> reporter: i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city still moving all right. we'll take you to for fort washington we have an accident in new jersey and disabled vehicle all that when we come right back. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams ofcancer tt experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trials-to help each patient get the personalized cancer care they deserve. start at one of the cancer treatme

spider-man? >> spider-man?, guys. >> [ bleep ]. >> the location of starbucks in brooklyn, new york was retrofitted with a fake ceiling. one of the three stunt doubles is attached to a kevlar cable. with "spider-man" creator stan lee taking pictures and lowering him from the corner. >> oh my coffee. >> i jump really easily. i i would freak out a lot. >> i wanted a cold brew, everybody. is that mine? >> hello. >> hi. >> tom in costume went to a starbucks while shooting the film, but kept it on the d.l. with just his boots showing. this appearance by his alter-ego was in your face. >> thanks for making this. it was really quick. >> got to laugh that that is from the same marketing geniuses from a few other viral pranks. they're called fake moto. remember the devil baby attack? that has been viewed more than 54 million times, and we have insight on how they manage to scare the living daylights out of the of folks. these pranks feel so real. [ screaming ] >> it's no surprise they get a big reaction. [ screaming ] >>

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stay militant man.hen i say militant, i mean belligerent, waging war against those that's trying to oppress you, brother. >> exactly. >> i'm not looking for individuals to advise, man. they come to me and i just -- once you come into my gravitational pull, i have no other choice but to acknowledge you. >> he's a smart guy. taught me a lot. that's why i say he's my spiritual coach. >> you will have an opportunity to read the koran. that is something you should actually read, man, as well as the autobiography of malcolm x, too, brother. he's really on a journey at this point in time. and the journey that he is on is on a downward spiral. once you get trapped in the system, they tend to recycle us. so i refer him to these books to put some sound principles in his mind. and hopefully motivate him to fight the good fight. life is a battle. i mean, we came out of our father's scrotum and went into our mother's womb. it was us amongst thousands of other sperm cells fighting in a hostile environment. and we won

that other man then shot the victim. right now police are looking for the shooter. >>> today in norristown the first day of testimony in the bill cosby sexual assault trial wraps up with more testimony from a 2005 deposition. it was brought by his accuser, andrea constand. this week one went took the stand saying cosby drugged and molested her at his home in 2004. her mother testified that he confessed in a phone call. cosby denies the charges. >>> today in bucks county, we're expecting to learn more details about an arson investigators say was sparked by fireworks. police arrested a man in connection with the fire. flames ripped through this house on stevens road in voter isville last -- in n norrisville last saturday. police say they have a confession in the case. >>> this morning the country continues to process and weigh in on the unprecedented testimony from former fbi director james comey. he said he believes that president trump defamed him and the fbi because of the federal investigation into election meddling by

man. you know, donations, man, you know. that's a d-boy's life. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the stre

the man shot and killed was an antioch resident. the police officer was not injured during the incident. in oakley... the concord police department served a search warrant on a home . this just hours after a man was shot to death near the brenden theater in concord. investigators say the homicide and search warrant in oakley are related. a man who identified himself as the father of the possible suspect in this case says police killed his dog while serving the warrant at his home.(sot) and within the last 90 minutes we have learned that concord police ...have arrested a suspect related to this case. (jr stone) the judge in the bill cosby trial declared a mistrial today after the jury failed to reach a verdict in the case. jurors deliberated for 52 hours and asked 12 questions during their days of deliberations. in the end, they told the judge they were not able to reach a unanimous decision on any of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault. cosby was accused of drugging and assaulting andrea constand in january 2004. cosby s

we have heard from police that one man has been arrested but this line from the newspaper that a manesses have been telling us that there are a number of casualties. let's speak to another eyewitness now. jermaine is on the line, in the area at the moment. thank you for speaking to us. what did you see? i was on my way home from a show and ijust i was on my way home from a show and i just saw i was on my way home from a show and ijust saw a i was on my way home from a show and i just saw a number of police officers running in one direction. i ignore that and went home, started my dinner, and then i went on twitter and saw that there was an attack. so i ran back out to see what was going on. i spoke to a couple of people around here. the atmosphere here is still a bit hostile. i think much of the anger from the muslim men and women are bemused that it is not reported as a terrorist attack. that is how they wa nt terrorist attack. that is how they want it reported. i have seen a number of ambulances driving past, and trauma unit, people in suits. i spoke with a local councillor who was

but we battled man.d and, you know, i told him, i told him, we tied up now, and, you know, we've been trying to do this thing again, but i want to celebrate this one tonight. >> doris: we had the moment, we just showed it a couple of moments ago, in 2012, when you fell into your mom's arms, when you fell short. this is the woman you called the mvp. can you describe what the moment was, winning with her? >> she's seen me as a kid, you know, putting in work. she's seen how i come home after losses and how tough i take it. she's been there with me, my brother, my family, my dad, my godfather, man, everybody in pg county, maryland, everybody in d.c., virginia, that been riding with me, and -- feels good to see it come full circle. i'm enjoying it. >> doris: congratulations, kevin. mike? >> mike: kevin durant shining his bringest on the nba's biggest stage. caps off a brilliant finals with 39 points, seven more rebounds, five assists, and the emotions flowing here at oracle arena. steph curry with his second

one man was shot in the head. brentwood police aren't saying much more than the fact that an officer was involved and that one person was shot and the other person was injured but not by a gun. neighbo neighbors. >> pow, pow, pow, gun shots. i knew it wasn't firecrackers. he was on the ground saying i'm hit, i'm hit and he was kus cussing and swearing. >> i heard a screeching noise and the car into the building. it was like a huge, huge crash. >> now, i also heard from a woman who lives in a house and she said she hopes to talk to us on camera in a little bit. we hope to get that to you. but she said she saw the two men in that vehicle or at least one of them fire shots at police and return gunfire. that would fit what other witnesses told us. they said that they heard about five gunshots. they thought they heard a crash and they heard more gunshots after those -- that first set of shots about five, they said. so still a lot of details that are coming in from police. they aren't saying any -- very much more than w

>> a man with man boobs. >> and the thing that's funny, it was veryin because he had the great arm, everythingas tight on him, but he had tatas. >> maybe good for cuddling. >> i'm not cuddling uranous link next to a man boob. >> hold on a second. >> no offense. >> it ended the relationship? >> no it, didn't. >> how long did it go on? >> like six months. >> okay. >> he just kept his shirt on for the majority of the relationship. >> did you request that? >> did he it but thank god he did. >> oh, look at you, can we talk about how much you're doing nowadays? i can't keep up. i hear you will be in the next sharknado? >> sharknado five comes out this august. i went to london and shot my scenes. and they had a bunch of celebrity cameos in it, they just bring you in, kill you off. but the cast told me you know you're much better than i thought you would be, i guess that's a nice compliment. you'll see if i live or not. usually the black girls goes first. >> i know, black charge ers always get equipment first. >> you know? let them live. >> i'll talk to my people about this. >> and you have your wine,

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i lost that a long time ago man .ay back in the days .this driver lost his drivers license long before many of you were born, i'll expalin in the next edition of people behaving badly> a moment 21 years in the making. a driver caught "riding dirty." stanely roberts explains on this edition of people behaving badly. what are you doing in the carpool lane? i was trying to get over on the other side cause i got to get to a job site so but i got closer i figured ok i'll just move over but it got to packed over there and i'm like awwwww normally i don't do that.. this is a classic story about someone riding dirty but following the rules to avoid detection until said person makes one costly error the carpool lane in san jose ends at 9 am .but at eight fifty-five i hear this keep an eye on that van sarge. the white van the driver is instructed by the sargent to pull over, a stop which may go down in the history books. this is one of those moments when having a logo on your company truck might just be a bad idea good morning

like, something, a man, a manly man. >> anthony: right. right. >> asia: a manly man. a manly man. >> anthony: so, you're not optimistic about the, the, >> anthony: so, you're not optimistic about the, the, the -- >> asia: optimistic? >> anthony: the political health of the world. >> asia: i don't even care. i don't vote. i never voted. >> anthony: really? >> asia: never once. i don't go in the news. i don't want to bring that stuff with me. that shit is poison. it's just, like, this italian way of, like, "let it go." you know? "as long as it doesn't bother me." and i am completely like that. like, i care about my neighborhood, my children, my building, you know? i care about that. that's a lot to care about already. ♪ afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again

a 48—year—old man, a driver of a with injuries. a 48—year—old man, a driver ofa van, with injuries.ar—old man, a driver of a van, detained by members of the public, has been arrested by police. our news correspondent jane—frances kelly will join police. our news correspondent jane—frances kelly willjoin us in a few moments with the latest on what is happening. we can now hear from we can now hearfrom an we can now hear from an eyewitness. when i went to the window from my bedroom it had already happened. i was in bed and i started to hear a lot of shouting outside. seven sisters road is incredibly noisy, so that's not news. but when the shouting got louder and louder i went to have a look at what was going at the windows and in the access road across my block of flats, with many people gathered outside. i don't have a good idea of numbers, maybe 200 people? i'm not sure. many, many people, enough to block at least half of seven sisters road. as well as the little access road. they were very nervous and shouting very loud. there was no fighting at all. they were nervous and shouting

that man has died.t of our investigation. it is too early to say that his death was as a result of this attack. our thoughts are absolutely with all of those affected by the incident at seven sisters road, and their family, friends, and the wider community. no matter what the motivation for this attack proves to be, we are keeping an open mind. this is being treated as a terrorist attack, and the counterterrorism command is investigating. this was an attack on london, and all londoners, and we should all stand together against extremists, whatever their cause. from 00:21am this morning, police received a number of calls to seven sisters road following a van having collided with pedestrians. officers were in the immediate vicinity at the time, actually as the attack unfolded, and they responded instantly. additional officers were on scene within ten minutes. one man, as i said, was pronounced dead at the scene. eight others are in hospital, and two more were treated at the scene. all the victims were fro

one man was killed at the scene. eight people were injured and taken to hospital as you pointed out there. 48-year-old man taken into custody. he would have been questioned now for some hours. but police are not saying out right that this was terrorism. but, of course, the indication here when they're saying the investigation now under the control of counter terrorism command is very telling, indeed, isn't it? >> reporter: that's right. for the police when it comes to incidents like this, they want to be accurate. that's the most important thing for them, to get information out there to the public, but also to be accurate and not put out something that they'll later have to retract. that's probably why we're seeing this slow flow of information since the aftermath, even though they have this man in custody that they're able to talk to him, able to ask him questions, they are very careful and deliberate about putting out information what they have it confirmed, but, you know, this is a community that is really feeling

the man is now in police custody. the latest report is they have taken him to the hospital for a mental health examination. it could be he exhibited signs of some sort of mental illness at the scene where this was an abundance of precaution. we have seen pictures from a helicopter of the truck itself and it looks like a tent set up nearby, likely a forensics tent so they can begin on the scene processing evidence which may lead to others involved and maybe nobody else involved. this may be a lone individual who was seeking retribution. reporter: several witnesses said that two other individuals jumped out of that truck and one in fact a witness said had a knife and stabbed another person. that's coming from officials who haven't said anything else about this. it's 6:00 in london. as they face what could be another potential terror attack. gregg: joining us from our newsroom, steve rogers. steve, you know, and couple things occur to me because we have not heard from authorities about any other suspects other than the m

he was a man who knew how to get his way.e was said to have gone out with members of his staff in the middle of the night to eat large italian meals and he clearly enjoyed watching them struggle to finish. he would go out for historic east --historic feasts. -- he would go out for historic feasts with bill clinton. he was known for eating specialties like sow's stomach. he was a man of great physicality, of enormous physical presence and i think what he was able to achieve and the way he kept his power network together around him was based on that. christopher: his sheer physical presence. despite that huge legacy, his political career did end in disgrace. the huge a that hit him and his party. how seriously did that tarnish his career? >> at that time, very seriously. he was really in disgrace for a number of years and was essentially unseen. as we mentioned earlier, it was angela merkel who helped to render the final coup de grace. she, coming from him same -- his same party, saying it is time for him to step down, his era

and dragging the man. was not the man they were chasing. that was the man the suspect slammed into. >> it did not look like helpful hand. soon we will go to the process for termination. adrianna: a union representative says the video shows the officers putting out the flames, not kicking and beating the man. in criticalis condition. the man and the high-speed chase is now in police custody. new developments in the bill cosby trial. experts from the 2005 police interview transcript were read to the jury. that interview paints a different story than the one of his accuser andrea constand waht . bill cosby told police she gave of beenve her 1.5 pills a drill and not the three blue pills she described her he also said she was awake and conscious when he made his advances. reporter: chelsea manning sat down for an exclusive interview. >> who is chelsea manning? >> i'm in prison for seven years convicted by military tribunal and sentence for releasing hundreds of thousands of documents to wikileaks. asked if she

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the man has a history of mental illness. weapons found, a man staying at the trump hotel in d.c. is now under arrest. moleslice arrested ryan of pennsylvania. they found an assault rifle, a glock handgun, and the 90 rounds of ammunition inside of his car. toldolice say that moles somebody about the guns in that person called the police. it is not known whether he posed a threat. moles told officers he is a veteran with ptsd and he likes president trump. jonathan: climate change from the white house. president trump will announce tomorrow whether the u.s. will remain part of the paris climate accord. the president said he will make the announcement tomorrow in the rose garden. commercial investigators are looking into whether jeff sessions failed to disclose another meeting he had with russia's ambassador during the campaign. fired fbi director james comey is expected to testify publicly before the senate intelligence committee as early as next week. say they heto comey will confirm the president was trying to pressure him to end the bureau's investigation into possible collusion

man had run over people with his car. know, actually, from what happened. so you heard that from someone down on the street, cynthia? no. i heard that from somebody who posted it on the internet. so i saw the scene, but from faraway, this man had exactly the same thing, but the footage was taken from the middle of the crowd. you are looking at live pictures from north london near to where this incident happened. the metropolitan police describe it as a vehicle colliding with pedestrians but eyewitnesses, the people down there, are speaking of this being a deliberate attack on those leaving a mosque after even impress. —— even in prayers. the counterterrorism police officers are reported to have joined the police. an indication of where this investigation is going. that will certainly chime in with the sentiment and the mood of the crowd down there that you can see in the live pictures. lots of people speaking about this being a terrorist attack, that being therapy —— opinion. this is a line from a colleague nick robinson

a man stabbed to overnight... a news from breaking ( james ) ( james ) breaking news from overnight... a man stabbed to death in the east bay and the attacker is still on the loose. it happened last night on west 19th street in antioch.(ááátriggerááá) when police arrived on scene they found a man stabbed in the torso. he died of his injuries. police have not released the victim's name or what may have motivated the attack. 36 year old sayyadina thomas is behind bars right now after police say she put methamphetamine in a 2 year old boys mouth on monday in this park. tuesday we talked with a man who knows thomas. sot she was probably on something okayofficers say it happened in berkeley's people's park. specifically near the swings and the slide. a location where a number of homeless people live and a location where there has been trouble in the past.sot it's not that you expect it from the people who live at the park but it's like scary stuff happens at the park which is concerning for people who live around here.

but you would not change out of the spider-man suit.et in and out of and once you had it on, you would just keep it on? >> yeah, well the funny thing is, is you can't take it off yourself. >> seth: right. >> and you'd be like, "can i take it off?" and they're like, "no." >> seth: because it's too expensive. it's a -- yeah. >> yeah, it's too expensive, it takes loads of time, and we weren't allowed to leave our trailer when we were in the costume because it's a secret. and one day, i was like, "i just need to go for a walk." so we sort of distracted the security guys and my friend and i ran the other way. and we went to starbucks. >> seth: and so -- it's a real -- you do really good work from the waist up. [ laughter ] >> yeah. yeah. >> seth: really excellent. [ laughter and applause ] >> yeah, the funny thing -- the funny thing about that day, is we were in downtown l.a. and i was standing on the side of the street and this guy came up to me and he was like, "dude, those are such dope pants." [ laughter ] this is -- this is a costume. t

enjoy. >>> the death of a man following a shooting. police say a woman was driving a man who was injured when she crashed her car on highway 4. he was pronounced dead at the crash seen. it is unclear if he died at the crash. there is no suspect information. >> there were hugs and tears where family and friends killed in a memorial day crash held a candle light vigil. gathering to honor her from union city. both of them were 17. they were killed when the truck a that were riding in flipped monday morning. >> brianna was positive. she was someone you can rely on, positive. she would make friends and everything. everyone here is grieving, so all of us here are giving each other strength to get through it. >> sotelo's sister said it was hard because his brother was killed in an accident two years ago on june 17th. >> as the warriors and the cavs all gear up for game one of an epic series. amberly has been to both sides to talk about tomorrow's game. >> reporter: we are at the lake chalet restaurant where it is under way. it is decorated in

the man's body was discovered by his friend. the two practing this same meditation technique side by side. people using this river where temperatures are colder than normal were surprised anyone would attempt the risky move. >> not very smart. >> if you love your life and love being here, then sometimes i think it's not worth it to take big risks. >> reporter: the pursuit of peace of mind in a scenic spot. >> in this particular instance, clearly it was not safe. >> don't do this. >> don't do this. >> reporter: an extreme meditation move, that may have cost one man his life. in nevada county, steve large, kpix5. >>> a massage therapist is accused of inappropriately touching a patient. 51-year-old lee is in custody at the mcgwire sheriff's office. >>> tonight we're getting a new look at the aftermath of a police shooting that killed philando castile. and we're showing the bravery of a little girl that watched it all happen in front of her. >> porter: moments after philando castile was shot, you see an officer pull the girl out of

<(neighbor): "the man i know ishe was a wonderful guy. i would never never expect him to do such horrific and horrible things.">( anny ) police arrested 12 people in connection to the attacks but all of them have been released without charges.the attack left seven people dead and dozens wounded before police shot dead the three attackers, who wore fake suicide vests. meantime... family members of a 21-year-old australian nanny who is missing in london after the attacks are pleading for information and raising money to fly her parents to britain. sara zelenak's mother said that the family had planned to meet sara in europe in a few weeks.. back to you in the studio. . ( mark ) and this morning... london mayor sadiq khan has called on the british government to cancel a visit from president trump -- after the president criticized his response to the terror attacks. the mayor says the british government should not roll out the red carpet for president trump because his policies go against everything the u-k stands for. the president has not r

police say the scene at 18th and dickinson is the result of a shootout between the repo man and a man that didn't want this toyota taken away. >> he just looked down and saw smoke coming up people screaming. >> reporter: it was just after 10:30 this morning. investigators say once the repo man started moving the van a woman got out of it and started an argument. we're told she threatened to call her boyfriend. >> tow truck driver said you aren't doing anything. >> reporter: that boyfriend did come to the scene. he also had a gun. >> it's sad that it happened. >> reporter: the police say the repo man was first pistol whipped by woman's boyfriend so he turned to walk away. when he did he heard glass shattering behind him. that's when the repo man pulled out his pistol and there was a gun fight. the woman's boyfriend would be shot in the chest and arm and died at the hospital. a dog was caught in the crossfire and died as well. this point breeze neighborhood can't believe this escalated to the point someone is dead over a reason like this. >> it's a sad world out here. people crazy. >> p

one man died at the scene.was believed he was receiving first eight at the time of the incident. in the aftermath, a local imam described how he held back the raging crowd at the scene. >> a group of people quickly started to collect around the assailant, and some tried to either kick or punch. by god's grace we managed to surround him and protect him from any harm. stopped all forms of attack and abuse towards him that were coming from every angle. >> there she is, theresa may appeared --theresa may. >> reporter: theresa may arrived at the mosque to meet community leaders. still dealing with the backlash to response leslie. may said britain would overcome terrorism. >> be terrible terrorism attack to place less my was an evil act born out of hatred and it has devastated a community. i am pleased to see the strength of that community coming together come all face united in one desire to see extremism and patriotism -- and hatred of all sorts german out of society. -- driven out of society. reporter: this commun