emergency services are on the scene and investigating a major incident at simsbury park. follow met police, u.k., london police fordetails, he writes. so, people being very cautious, officials on the ground being cautious about how they are characterizing what happened. juliet, when you hear that tweet from the mayor, you and i were speaking earlier. it was interesting he hadn't said anything. officials were being so hush-hush. what do you think this is all about? he doesn't even bring up anything about religion and muslims and the mosque in this tweet. >> right. so, this is -- sorry. this is the gap between social media, eyewitness accounts, and a public statement. if you look on social media now, certainly what we heard from your eyewitness accounts, even from the reporting, there is a narrative this was a targeted attack, muslims leaving the mosque on ramadan. proving that right now will take "a little bit longer." so, what happens in a situation, having been in the room in government when there is all this information coming out and you just don't know what's true or

council of britain was, we have been informed that a van has run over worshippers as they left simsbury park mosque. our prayers are with the victims. is that enough to indeed say they were a target, juliet, to call this terror? >> i think the metropolitan police were probably very careful about what they wanted to say publicly to the muslim community at this stage. but i interpreted that as we are nervous, you know, you may be under some heightened threat at this stage, and that probabl has been followed up with greater police presence at mosques during this time. so, the very fact that the metropolitan police would have reached out to the community i think is a way of -- is a kind of community engagement we've seen in britain. we see it here in the united states between law enforcement and the muslim community in terms of sharing information, but also being ready if something like this were to happen. look, you know, coincidences happen. i'm willing to admit that, but we've had too much reporting over the last two hours and too much silence by the metropolitan police to make me think that