let's go back live to max foster who has new information. max? >> this is from the police.alled at 1:58 p.m. local time. so less than an hour ago. a stabbing at a premises near london bridge. emergency services attended. a man is being detained by police. we believe a number of people have been injured, they're saying. they are going to release further information. they are concerned about the amount of chatter on social media, but it's pretty clear that a lot of the images coming in to us on social media tie up and there's an ongoing incident which is why the police are still very much on the scene. the bridge is locked down. london bridge station is locked down, and there are various premises around the area which are locked down as well. initially lots of images coming in to us but because all the public have been cleared from that area, we're not getting much in now. we're relying on what the police are saying. from the amount of ambulances, from the amount of police vans turning up at the scene, this is obviously a major incident for the met police. having spoken to th

back to cnn's max foster gathering information about what's happening there. lice presence on the scene, max. >> reporter: prime minister boris johnson has just said he's been kept updated at the incident on london bridge. that was a few minutes ago so this is clear i not over. it's a serious incident, indeed, a major incident according to the ambulance service and certainly in terms of the police response, what we're seeing is a major response. when i last spoke to the anti-terror police in london, they very much took the view they're going to err on the side of caution, so if they have an incident like this, they can overreact than underreact. waiting to see what comes out of this. the pure fact we're not getting much information suggests it's an ondoing incidegoing incident. the met police are appealing to be care fful about sharing on social media. there are some gruesome images going around, but they don't want that to compromise their investigation either. the last incident a couple years ago, it got to a certain point where the home secretary brought in

i'm max foster thanks for joining us. police have identified the man who carried out friday stabbing attack in london they say it was 28 year old man who killed 2 people on london bridge he was later shot dead by police can was convicted in 2012 of terrorism offenses offenses and was released from prison about a year ago several onlookers captured friday's incident on their mobile phones some of those who intervened are being praised as heroes for disarming the attacker. members of the public pin the attacker to the ground one of them taking away the knife used in the attack. police were called and arrives quickly there's been about 5 shots there's another 1. 10 i phones me who are. moments later the police shooting again. on my own. as you would expect due to the nature of the incident we responded as though this was terrorist related i'm now in a position to confirm that it has been declared a terrorist incident. eyewitnesses were visibly shocked. it was extremely frightening yeah but if you don't know what to do you kn

i'm max foster thanks for joining us 1st. police have identified the man who carried out friday's stabbing attack in london they say was 28 year old man can who killed 2 people on london bridge he was later shot dead by police and was convicted in 2012 of terrorism offenses and was released from prison about a year ago during a visit to the side of the stabbing british prime minister boris johnson expressed his opposition to the early release of convicted convicts. unluck his capture the moment members of the public disarm an attacker on london bridge he was wearing a fake suicide bomb vest moments later the police shot him dead one of the bystanders who intervened told journalists what he saw when we got there he was wielding 2 noise one with sort of duct taped to his hand so all i could do was walk to the guards to sort of held him down in a sort of putting him to the ground. you know kind of try to start his restaurant you know release the noise as it were in the song so kick a knife wife police search for evidence of the

max foster is outside and will make sense of the craziness that's happening in his country. >> christinele tasks. we know boris johnson will be heading down the road at any time, heading to buckingham palace. it has formally been dissolved, but he goes in and meets the queen. there's some tension there. you may remember there were briefings from downing street that boris johnson would just squat on downing street if he didn't get brexit. that would put the queen in a situation. it will be tense. that's really the kickoff for the election campaign because boris johnson will then head off to downing street to make his pitch to the public. we've got jeremy corbin doing the same later on today. to give you a sense of the tone, christine, it's going to be very feisty indeed. the election in mid-december. here we are on the front of the "daily telegraph," boris johnson comparing jeremy corbin to stalin which has gone down very badly in labour. they want this to be a construction active campaign. everyone has very different views as you well know. >> as you always say, if you're not confused, y

max foster reports from london. >> reporter: by speaking out.ation about him and his links to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein but it ended up costing him his job. according to a royal source,' greed to step back from the public duties following discussions between him and the queen and prince charles and others. in a follow-up statement he expressed regret for his association with epstein. both noticeably absent from his bbc interview. >> do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? >> now, still naught. and the reason being is that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful. >> reporter: the duke has denied all of the allegations made by virginia roberts who alleged epstein forced her to have sex with prince andrew while she was underage. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. >> reporter: he even questioned the authenticity of this photograph of them together. he refuted the claims that he was sweating while dancing and he said it made

cnn's max foster has all of the news in london. > this is just a formal moment, really etiquette. boris johnson will head to parliament and say parliament has already been dissolved and the queen will sign a proclamation. it's the starting gun for the election campaign, which is going to be really, really intensity seems. after the palace, boris will head down to downing street, have a speech. his alter nenate party will hav speech as well. to give you a sense of the tone of all of this, this is the interview that boris johnson did today. they detest the profit motives so viscerally they point the finger with a relishness and vin dingivene ding i dikiveness not seen since sta stalin. to compare jeremy corbyn to stalin is not going down well. he says the super rich will come out paying a bit more tax some of this debate is going to be about class, about wealth. it's going to be tough as well with these two strongly-minded individuals going into the campaign. >> the good news is once the election is done, all of our questions about br

cnn's max foster is live outside the palace to explain. . boris johnson coming down here informing the queen and her signing a document to confirm the process taking place. it is the starting gun for a general election in the middle of december. but i think the lack of fanfare around this really speaks to the disillusionment about british politics right now. we've spoken about it on the show before. brexit deadlock. people are fed up with politicians and there's not that much engagement. that's going to be the big challenge going into this general election campaign. we'll be hearing from boris johnson in downing street in a couple of hours. we've been hearing from jeremy corbyn today. but it really feels like they're both on a war footing. look at this in the daily telegraph today. boris johnson peeking to the newspaper comparing jeremy corbyn and his leftist policies to stalin. widely regarded as a mask mass murderer. saying this is about rich people undoing the poor. that's his theme of the -- while boris johnson is going in very hard on

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max foster live in london with the latest. max?'s a general election campaign under way here in the u.k. that's not the story that's been dominating the front pages this week. look at the best-selling newspaper in the country. again, on day six, with prince andrew on the cover. and that's a problem. by speaking out, prince andrew hoped to end speculation about him and his links to convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. but it ended up costing him his job. according to a royal source, he agreed to step back from his public duties, following discussions between him and the queen, prince charles and others. in a followup statement, the duke expressed sympathy for epstein's victims and regret for his association with epstein, both noticeably absent from his bbc interview. >> do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? >> now, still not. the reason being is that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn, either by him or because of him, were actually very useful. >> reporter: the dukes has denied all o

max foster is joining us from our london bureau. we are waiting on a press conference from scotland yard, from the london metropolitan police. given what we have heard from them today, which is not a lot of detail, i'm wondering if you can read between the lines when they say that as a precaution they are treating this as a terror-related incident. and then from the london ambulance services calling this a major incident. they are not trying to tamp this down, are they. >> reporter: no. the ambulance service obviously number of people stabbed and someone's been killed that is a major incident. the police will be looking at containing the incident, of course, but trying to look for the motive here. we have to consider the language. when i've spoken to anti-terror police quite recently, their response when there is an instance when it looks serious is to overreact and treat it as a terror-related incident before they've got it confirmed. the language, they say they're treating it as terror related as a precaution. they're not saying t

for you, "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers, the democrats moving closer to an impeachment vote. "new day" continues right now. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to your "new day." it's friday, november 22nd, 8:00 now in the east. it has been quite an historic two weeks. and we know much more today than we did at the start of those two weeks. >> 12 witnesses providing tons of evidence that president trump tried to use military -- u.s. military aid to ukraine for his own political gain. one of the final witnesses, well, all sides agree on impeachment. >> looking ahead, what looks to be a nearly certain impeachment trial, president trump met with republican senators at the white house to talk strategy. what would a trial by senate look like. according to the "washington post," president trump is pushing republican allies to dismiss the case immediately, that's a non-starter with mitch mcconnell, after two historic weeks, will any republicans accept the facts that they've heard over the

for you, "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s.oving closer to an impeachment vote. "new day" continues right now. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to your "new day." it's friday, november 22nd, 8:00 now in the east. it has been quite an historic two weeks. and we know much more today than we did at the start of those two weeks. >> 12 witnesses providing tons of evidence that president trump tried to use military -- u.s. military aid to ukraine for his own political gain. one of the final witnesses, well, all sides agree on impeachment. >> looking ahead, what

for you "cnn newsroom with max foster" is next. u.s.versial and confusion over the sudden firing of the navy secretary. "new day" continues right now. >> navy secretary richard spencer, forced to resign for going outside the chain of command. >> they could have taken my trident any time they wanted. now they're trying to take it after the president restored my rank. >> "the washington post" reports an internal review shows an extensive effort by the white house to justify president trump's decision to block ukraine aid. >> the office of management and budget is denying that anything improper took place. >> they didn't hear anybody say, bribery, no, extortion, no, quid pro quo, no. >> it's really not contested what the president did. what is open to question is whether members of congress are going to do their duty. >> this is "new day with alisyn camerota and john berman." >>> good morning, and welcome to your "new day." monday, november 25th. it's 8:00 in the east. alisyn is away, bianna golodryga joins me. >> 8:00 already. >> so much

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s., this new huge entry late in the game to the democratic race for president. "new day" continues right now. >>> bloomberg sees an opening. he wants to be president so he takes it. >> i admire michael's work a great deal. but, to me, the focus has to be on solving the problems that got donald trump elected. >> i think bloomberg has wanted to do this all along. >> rudy giuliani's influence is coming into focus with the release of deputy assistant secretary of state george kent's testimony transcript. >> giuliani is all over the place and is himself in legal jeopardy. >> the democrats have a lot of information already. and it would be great to have mick mulvaney. he's been in the middle of this. he was putting a freeze on aid to ukraine. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning and welcome to your "new day." friday, november 8th. 8:00 in the east. alisyn is away. bianna golodryga joins me. >> great to be with you. >> michael bloomberg, the multi, multibil

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for our u.s.historic week on tap in the history of the united states as a public impeachment inquiry begins. "new day" continues right now. >>> several administration officials slated to head to capitol hill this week for public televised hearings. >> republicans have been demanding the public decide for itself. >> it is inappropriate for a president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival. >> i do not believe it was impeachable. >> this is a very simple, straightforward act. the president broke the law. >> i think we've gotten lost in this whole idea of quid pro quo. if you're not allowed to give aid to people who are corrupt there's always contingencies on aid. >> these aren't democrats on a mission to bring down the president. the president's own people will testify to what they knew. >> this is "new day with alisyn camerota and john berman." >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." monday november 11th, veterans day. it's 8:00 in the east. historic public impeach

"cnn newsroom with max foster is next." for u.s.ls show a tight race in the all-important battleground states. "new day" continues right now. >>> we need big ideas. we need to fight for them. >> i am insisting that we deliver medicare for all who want it and let you decide when and whether you want it. >> new polls in key battleground states, what they mean for the president's re-election chances. >> the entire country just gets engrossed in this impeachment process and then we're going to look up and we will not have made a real case. >>> several officials are effectively planning to set up a firewall between house investigators and the president. >> i think that individual should come before the committee. >> he needs to answer the question. >> you wouldn't call the whistleblower, what you call is the people who are actually there. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to your "new day." it is monday, november 4th, 8:00 in the east and we have breaking news in the race for president. the series of b

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s.very important update on the thanksgiving parade balloons. "new day" continues right now. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> that was so great. i'm sorry. that was so great. >> it's the best. and they're right. they were saying those are the small moments but the small moments are not small. they are big and they are moments with your family and knowing your children are healthy and that you can go home and hug them. >> all right. so welcome back, everyone. this is "new day." it's 8:00 in the east. alisyn is off. erica hill joins me on this thanksgiving morning. the turkey is here as well. the highest paid cnn anchor this morning. will astronaut snoopy soar above the streets of new york city this morning? the american people want to know the answer to that question as the countdown to macy's thanksgiving day parade enters its final hour. just moments ago, the new york city police department put out some good news. they wrote, as of now, the balloons will fly.

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s., mothers and children, killed in an ambush attack in mexico. "new day" continues right now. >>> a significant day on capitol hill as we saw the release of the first transcripts. >> marie yovanovitch. the career diplomat saying behind closed doors she was warned to, watch my back, because of trump lawyer rudy giuliani. >> ambassador mckinley expressed his concern about pompeo not having the backs of foreign service officers. >> -- have had to testify without counsel. i regret that. >>> virginia and kentucky and mississippi are the states to watch. >> you will vote to re-elect kentucky governor matt bevin. >> it's his way to get his message out there. read the transcript. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it's tuesday, november 5th, 8:00 now in the east. and we have reached the public phase of the impeachment inquiry with some fascinating transcripts now released from the closed-door interviews with diplomats like m

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