the idea that rasheed was the victim, and yet in the sense rasheed joined in murderous organisation,killing of all those not sharing that particular brand of extreme beliefs. he was responsible for his own actions, wasn't it? yes, i don't dispute that he made that choice and that was incredibly difficult for me to comprehend, that he could hurt us so much. but i think itjust... he was completely under the influence of whoever had recruited him and under this ideology. when they are like that it's like being in an abusive relationship. you don't sit in front of you. when people state the obvious you don't see it. it takes time to sort of unprogrammed them. soi time to sort of unprogrammed them. so i think that was the difficulty with it and i don't dispute that he made that choice and he was ultimately responsible for that, but also like i said ifeel ultimately responsible for that, but also like i said i feel he was very much sort of under the influence of these people. do you feel ashamed of him? i don't feel ashamed of him. i know i did my best until he was 18 andi know i did my be

the two men, kareem and rasheed, both from east of london. more details here. kareem, 27 years old, born the 20th of april 1990 was a british citizen who was born in pakistan. rasheed, 30 years old, born the 31st of july, 1986. had claimed to be morroccan and libyan. this is a man who's given a different date of birth here as the 31st of july, 1991. so one of the individuals has two aliases. has claimed a different nationality from what the police have here. one of them a british national but pakistani origin. we can also add in what we've learned from irish police that they are helping british counter terrorism police with connections to one of the attackers to time spent in ireland by one of the attackers. it's not clear if it's one of the two named or the third person yet to be named, wolf. >> we'll wait for that third name to come up. just moments ago we heard from the mayor of london spooking out on this. listen. >> as the mayor of london, i want to send a clear message to the sick and evil extremists who commit these hideous crimes. we will defeat you. yo

two of the three terrorists have been identified. 27-year-old koram 30-year-old rasheed redwan. british prime minister theresa may has promised a full review of the counterstrategy. >>> the war of words between london's mayor and president trump is getting more intense. the mayor demanding the british government cancel a planned visit. >> reporter: the feud between president trump and london's mayor is escalating. >> i don't have the time to respond to tweets from donald trump. >> reporter: it started when the president attacked mayor sadiq khan on twitter. >> londoners will see an increased presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. one of the things the police and all of us need to do is make sure we're safe as we can be. >> reporter: it seems the president took those comments out of context writing "at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed." the president later called the mayor's explanation a pathetc excuse. abc's john carl pressed the white house about the comment. >>

happen i really i'm saying that very sincerely i have a great respect for a ship for the country that rasheed for its history or its people for the extraordinary courage and resilience of the russian people i've said that many times to president putin and toward a very important person out in the russian russia is part of the european civilization so i'm very sad when i see. problems between russia and your opinion but for that we would like to see i'm not speaking now in any official capacity so i'm speaking personally i think it will be important to russia as a more constructive attitude towards ukraine. krynn so renting plans and that based on this we can create confidence and of course sexual school be at least scale down or even disappear and to have a more let's say constructive relationship between the european union and russia because i think that will be in the interest of all of our peoples the russian people but also the peoples of the european union thank you very much for at this and cheering wherever their excess president asked her hotel for helping us host this interview. in t

investigators say, 30 year old rasheed may be more okay and/or libyan, he was not known to police.wenty-seven year old, a british citizen born in pakistan, known to intelligence agencies, but not considered a threat. now they want to know if they had any more help. anthony was driving a bus on london bridge, when he saw the attacker's van strike and kill christie archbald of canada. >> i could see the lady on the ground, so my first thought to help that lady, i knew she was in a bad way but just wanted to get to her. >> police cook in a dozen people into arrayed from an apartment building. reported police found molotov cocktails in a back of the attacker's van. earlier they gathered to honor the victims and show their defiance in the face of terrorism. >> as the mayor of london, i want to send a clear message. we will defeat you. you will not win. >> london's mayor told thousands that fear and terror will never rule their lives. >> people -- >> saturday attack was the thirds terrorist incident in the uk since march. teri okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> in light of saturday's

. >> investigators say 30-year- old rasheed mirwan claimed to be moroccan and police were aware of the other man, a naturalized british citizen born in pakistan. investigators are trying to identify their accomplice. yesterday police arrested this british apartment complex on the east side of london. tonight all those arrested have been released without charges. canadian chrissy archibald was with her fiance when she was run down on london bridge. 36 survivors are still in the hospital as of tonight, half of them in critical condition. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> tonight president trump renewed his call for a travel ban from certain majority muslim countries tweeting, "that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people." that directly contradicts members of his own senior staff. >> this is not a muslim ban. it's not a travel ban. it's a vetting system to keep america safe. >> last week the department of justice urged the u.s. supreme court to review the legality of the revised travel ban. >>> i

. >>> michael rasheed is part of a group called the philadelphia community of leaders.re of many problems in african-american community is money. i buy blood black card is one solution they came up with. >> this i buy black card taken from movement going on in detroit. >> go to the website, buy the card and receive discounts at participating black owned businesses. the owners of omega optical told me the benefits are obvious. >> if we get more customers coming in we can definitely hire more people from within the community. >> reporter: looking at the diversity in their store it's clear they don't view the i buy black card as being anti anyone. >> to that person says is it racial? no, i'm just trying to help an under served situation you know there's a black community we don't spend dollars amongst ourselves the way other cultures do. >> reporter: so far about 1500 cards have been sold. but there is the criticism that comes from some who see singling out specific races as divisive. dr. chad lassiter he thinks they miss the point. >> argument becomes if somebody had a bu

detention center, feeding the 1,200 men and women incarcerated here falls to inmate workers like rasheedonte. in this kitchen, they learn to do things big. >> right now what i'm doing is i'm just going to boil the potatoes first, for 45 minutes or an hour. then i'm going to take them over, mash them with butter and milk. most jails use instant potatoes. we're using real potatoes here. >> conte is part of a crew that serves about 26,000 inmate meals a week. >> they order approximately 30,000 pounds of food per week. 18,000 cookies, 10,600 eight-ounce cartons of milk. approximately 1,400 pounds of sandwich meat per week. the food is prepared by inmates. every 30 days they're down here working, they could receive five days shaved off their sentence. >> i try to do my best when i cook. you know what i mean? it's not that bad. could have been worse. i've seen worse in other jails. the food is not that bad here. >> not every inmate likes the food, but it's almost gourmet when compared to a special meal the jail calls nutritional loaf. >> that's how they feed us in here. you don't want that. lo

rasheed, silver spring, maryland independent line. caller: i was just concerning the trump denying lot of those countriescountries that he don't want to come to this country. we have to look at what general was saying about those same countries. i think we shouldn't allow anyone to come from any of those countries. i don't care if they're from europe israel or africa, i think that we should get our country together first. it frustrates me we see all these people coming in. especially those countries that we are hostile towards like syria, iraq -- we only kill their leader. what makes you think we won't have at least one of them. we should not allow a lot of people come to this country. that's how i feel about it. host: even as far as the president wants to improve vetting, you don't trust the vetting system to take a look at those who will be interested coming to the country overall? caller: i don't think no other country should come to this country period. not just those muslim countries but the european countries israeli countries,

. >> reporter: michael rasheed is part of a group call the philadelphia community of leaders.that at the core of many problems in african-american communities is money. the i buy black card is one solution they came up with. >> this i buy black card is -- was taken from a movement that's going on in detroit and other cities around the country. >> reporter: go to the website buy the card and receive discounts at participating black opened businesses. the owners of omega optical one of the 300 current businesses told me the benefits are pretty obvious. >> if we get more customers coming in we can earth definitely hire more people within the community. >> reporter: looking at the diversity in their store it's clear they don't view the i buy black card being anti black. >> it's not racial. i'm trying to -- as a black community we don't spend dollars amongst ourselves the way other cultures do. >> reporter: so far about 1500 cards have been sold there is the criticism that comes from some who see singling out specific races as divisive. dr. chad lassiter he thinks they missed the p

. >> reporter: michael rasheed is part of a group called the philadelphia community of leaders. group believes that at the core of many problems in african-american communities is money. the eye buy black card is one solution they came up with. >> this i buy black card is taken from a movement that is going on in detroit and other cities around the country. >> reporter: go to the website buy the card and receive discounts at participating black owned businesses. the owners of omega optical one of the 300 current businesses told me the benefits are pretty obvious. >> if we get more customers coming in we can definitely hire more people from win the community. >> reporter: looking at the diversity in their store it's clear that they don't view the i buy black card as being anti anyone. >> to that person says is it racial? i'm like no, i'm just trying to help an under served situation. you know, as black community we don't spend dollars amongst ourselves the way other cultures do. >> reporter: so far about 1500 cards have been sold. but there is the criticism that comes from some w

a british citizen who lives in the area originally from pakistan, also rasheed, police say he also lived in the area. but there are conflictive reports on age and nationality. now, saturday is the third terrorist attack in england since march. 34 dead. 218 injured. five people still missing from the london bridge attack. now this. 34 dead includes the massacre at the concert and the attacks on westminster bridge. and we have this story for you. the white house kicking off its $1 trillion infrastructure proposal with its plan seeking to put the nation's air traffic control partially in private doesn't hands. dozening of other countries already do that, including canada. now, president trump said this would reduce the number of flight delays and wait times also increase national security. saying that delays cost millions of dollars. now the nation's airlines operate on a rickety, creaky 40-year-old technology. that dates to the time before global positioning satellites and cell phones. we have tech tightens amazon and google parent company alphabet topping $1,000 a share. microsoft, facebo

kareem but a british citizen would and in mack stan and rasheed, who claimed libyan and moroccan national tee. investigators not released the identity of the a third attacker. all three killed by police just eight minutes after they drove a man into pedestrians on the bridge and started stabbing people at pubs and restaurants nearby. >> this was an attack on london and the united kingdom but also an attack on the free world. finally i would just like -- to the magnificent response of the police and the emergency services. the heroism of officers, both and off duty was truly extraordinary. >> reporter: relatives of the victims still trying to come to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >> he was a really good person. he didn't deserve to die. not alone. >> reporter: it's the third attack this year islamic state has claimed in britain. vigil was held monday to honor the seven killed and the dozens more wounded. >> as the mayor of london, i want to send a clear message to the sick and evil extremists who commit these hideous crimes. we will defeat you. you will not win. >> reporter: pri

they are described as pakistani born citizen 27-year-old karom butt and rasheed rawani. both lived in barking, only about eight miles from where saturday night's murder spree took place. authorities say one of the attackers, butt, was known to them as well as the uk's domestic spy agency. he even appeared as recently as last year in a tv documentary on british jihadi. the other attacker claimed to be from morocco as well as from libya. there's not a great deal more information about him. authorities now say harris they are working on establishing the identity of the third attacker. they have also asked people who may know the other two men to come forward. any information would be helpful as this investigation continues. harris? >> i know that the mirror which is there in the uk is reporting and we stan substantiate this but you would imagine if there's a video, it shouldn't be that hard. the mirror is reporting that one of the identified attackers according to police, one of them is in a documentary called a jihadist next door. that's in the papers locally where you are

this is 27-year-old khuram butt and rasheed.say they are two of the three mean drove a van into a vowed of pedestrians on the london bridge saturday and then went on a knife rampage nearby. as a vigil grows for the victims we are starting to see their faces and hear their stories. 30-year-old christine archibald a canadian citizen was the first of the dead to be publically identified. she moved to europe to be with her fiancÉ. on saturday she died in his arms. >> it is now clear that sadly victims came from a number of nationalities. this was an attack on london and the united kingdom but it was also an attack on the free world. >> that the word from british prime minister theresa may this afternoon and here a look at the london bridge where you can see security is ramped up, new security barriers are also in place to prevent cars from getting onto walkways. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for these attacks. london officials say the possible inspiration could be a message that was posted by isis on social medi

>> reporter: a second attacker has been identified as rasheed redouane of libyan or moroccan descent not known to police before. >> this spate of attacks shows what the uk and europe more broadly are up against with all of the individuals who are radicalized and prepared to carry out this type of attack at least inspired by isis. >> reporter: the third attacker identified this morning, his name is youssef zaghba well known to authorities because he tried to go to syria to join isis. >> all right, and then a lot of people are asking what about extremists who are living here in the united states on the radar known to authorities? >> reporter: well, the fbi says it has active investigations in all 50 states, but a lot fewer people who are considered active threats than in great britain. they have 23,000 people they're trying to keep tabs on. >> wow, all right, brian, thank you. >> complicated problem right there. >>> president trump is facing new fallout from his tweets targeting london's mayor over the terror attack and his other tweets about the travel ban. they could cripple the ban

londoner, rasheed reduoane. and the third killer, yusef zaghba. in a park. they dropped surveillance because he wasn't planning an attack. he worked in train tunnels beneath britain's parliament in westminster. >> we have literally thousands of people who we would regard as subjects of interest. >> the security forces in britain are overwhelmed. >> reporter: one killer can be seen outside this restaurant, staff barricading the doors, as he tries to force his way in. james mcmullen didn't escape the killers. >> he was a not alone. >> reporter: london's muslimri my name. >> reporter: silence here t but for police, hard questions. and more de killer. travel to syria l known if henc. matt? georgia eely in london. woman accused of leaking aan el. nbc' uswashington. pete, good morning to you. >> reporter: barely an hour published the story about the prosecutors say 25-year-old wor for aausta, georgia, was awe rested. dument to the intercept, previously kn hacka t detention hearing fts unfold at court. t drug overdose deaths in the united states is in "t