tower bridge. people back and now they pushed it back even further to an area between london bridge and tower bridge. 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

there were several people with camera phones who had obviously been taking pictures of tower bridge. police arrived within two minutes, then the ambulances took about eight minutes. i would say i was probably one of the first people on the scene that called the ambulances. ambulances were here within 6—8 minutes. ambulances. ambulances were here within 6-8 minutes. where is the vehicle? i'm not sure. it's probably central, the middle part of the bridge that it impacted the most. pedestrians, then it carried on up the pavement, around traffic, and carried on towards the shard area. apologies for the noise, you can hear there are helicopters, at least five or six police searching the thames at the moment, all traffic is halted on london bridge. you say police boats are on the river, why would that be? from the way i saw what happened, obviously it all happened quickly. there were about three people behind me. three french people. these people are being treated by paramedics at the moment. they are injured, she told me in french that they did not know where the other people are. police

london bridge offers a lit up view of tower bridge in the distance. tourist are it isa it is a tourist attraction. many people's mice being ruined by this incident. london ambulance service, their resilience team are tweeting, saying that they are responding to this incident and more information will follow when we have it. they say that multiple resources are attending the incident at 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. the london 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 mo

just as westminster was, just as tower bridge was, just as manchester was a terrorist attack.rorists can come from any community. and they can attack any community. the headline says, each and every one of them is an attack on all of us. the metro has an image of darren osborne, the man who is claimed to have caused the attack. perhaps most striking is this picture to the right, in fact i think i'vejumped one, i think we have the... lets do the express first. theresa may and downing street. yes, the evil will never succeed, which we saw on the front page there. of course she has to say that. of course, it's in a sense, the kind of reflexive response after any incident of this type. the question, whether these incidents in themselves change anything, or change our perceptions of the community we live in, the society we live in, and our sense of whether or not we are safe. society we live in, and our sense of whether or not we are safelj society we live in, and our sense of whether or not we are safe. i think a lot of people are asking whether or not we are safe. and the truth o

london bridge and going rather slow because people had their cameras out ready to take a photo of tower bridgee lying on the pavement, on the left side, and the work two taxis parked there as well, two black cabs. we we re there as well, two black cabs. we were not sure, maybe the person was knocked down, maybe fell ill, or something. we continued with the tour. then we noticed another person lying on the right—hand side, the other side of the road. we became a bit alarmed because it did not make sense. then a bit further down, we saw another chap having cpr administered to him. that looked pretty serious. did you see police, emergency services? no. ithink pretty serious. did you see police, emergency services? no. i think we probably arrived within minutes of the incident because the police had not yet arrived at the time. obviously, it happened within minutes before we got there. i decided to dial 999 and before i could get connected, police cars appeared from everywhere. they all seemed to go straight down towards borough market. i assumed that whatever it was, a vehicle or something had en

the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridgedge the driver and i noticed two taxis on the left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and we just assumed that perhaps that person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a slow pace like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became a bit alarmed with that and then a third person and we started to think well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running up towards them we were quite concerned and eventually we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived. we are assuming it must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us arriving on the bridge. i attempted to call 999 and the police did arrive within about five minutes after we stopped the bus. and then sometime later there were lots and lots of pol

the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridgee. as we were coming on to the bridge, the driver and i noticed two taxis on the left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and we just assumed that perhaps that person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a slow pace, like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became a bit alarmed with that, and then a third person and we started to think, well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running up towards them and we were quite concerned and eventually, we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived. we are assuming it must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us arriving on the bridge. i attempted to call 999 and the police did arrive within about five minutes after we stopped the bus. and then som

the bias and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridgee from london bridge. as we were coming the bridge the driver andi were coming the bridge the driver and i noticed two taxis on the left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and wejust left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and we just assumed that perhaps that person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a slow pace like we always do we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became a bit alarmed with that and then a third person and we started to think well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running up towards them we were quite concerned and eventually we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived. we are assuming it must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us within two or three minutes prior t

the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridgee coming on to the bridge the driver and i noticed two taxis on the side and somebody lying on the pavement. we just assumed that perhaps the person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a very slow pace, like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became alarmed. and then a third person and we started to think well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does tend to have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running towards them we became concerned and eventually we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived so we are assuming a must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us arriving on the bridge. i attempted to call my 99 and the police did arrive within about five minutes after we stopped the bus. sometime later there were lots and lots of police ca

jennifer, talk to us about those two areas, so, london bridge, just west of the famous tower bridge in london, and then burough market, how far apart are they from each other, and were they busy, about 10:00 p.m. in london? >> reporter: they're very close to each other. they would be considered in the same, roughly the same neighborhood. very popular with locals. but also with tourists. london bridge, obviously, a huge attraction for people to come visit this country. people wanting to get their picture taken there, with the bridge in the background lit at night. but the burough market is teeming with people on a saturday night. it's full of restaurants and bars. >> jennifer eccleston reporting for us tonight. thank you, jennifer. we'll come back to you throughout the broadcast. we want to talk to somebody who was there tonight, an eye witness at a restaurant while this emergency was happening. he joins us on the phone right now. what did you see and what did you hear tonight? >> well, i just heard, we were just around the corner from it, having dinner, just having dinner out with a fe

next mayor of london, sadiq khan, in a parkjust next door to city hall and right next door to tower bridgeer thames. here is some of what the mayor said. 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. today, we mourn the loss of innocent lives. londoners and people from around the world. we send our love to the victims‘s families, and to all those who are injured, and we thank our courageous emergency services, and the brave londoners who risked their lives to care for others. you are the best of us. applause khuram butt, one of the two attacker to have been named by the police we 110w to have been named by the police we now have been reported to the authorities over concerns he was becoming radicalised. we also know he featured in a channel 4 documentary looking at people with jay harris the queues in london. the bbc‘s ed thomas has been in east london today and has spoken to one of khuram butt‘s neighbours, who says he saw the van that was true than in the people on saturday nig

as we were walking away on tower bridge, the bridge just before it, still a good maybe mile away fromnt, we heard a loud explosion, or loud bang, followed by two others. so people are saying on social media that they might be controlled explosions. but you just can't know that, can you. >> right. for those of us who aren't in the law enforcement business, loud bangs are frightening. kaine, thank you for joining me. i'm glad you and your friends are safe. i'm sorry you and other londoners have had to go through this tonight. >> that was a conversation i had with kaine a little bit earlier. we have since learned a few things, the fact that six civilians were killed and that police did kill three alleged assailants. we also know 30 people are in area hospitals, and a british transport police officer was injured as he was responding to the attack at the london bridge. he is seriously injured. with injuries to his head, his face, and his leg. but police believe his injuries are not life-threatening. his family is with him at the hospital. i want to go back to matt bradley, who is not too f

i was taking pictures on the london bridge, viewing the tower bridge, which is a picturesque bridge on the thames river. i went to the river walk, on the north side of the london bridge. went down the stairs. about two minutes later, i heard a loud noise behind me. and saw a sidewalk where i had just been two minutes previously. it was going through the pedestrian crowd that was there. it continued on down. i saw at least one person jump into the water in order to avoid it. saw people trying to get out of the way. and possibly vehicles were hit, as well. >> a horrifying scene. can you talk about the aftermath? did you go back up there after you saw what had happened? >> i walked back up the stairs. saw that at least two people were being attended to. by at least three or four passers by were looking after them. about two minutes after that, the police rushed in from the north side of london. they ran through, just speeding past. and i assume they went to where the van was in order to apprehend that person. >> so it turns out that that decision of yours to go down, to take the stairs do

as we were waublg away on tower bridge which is the bridge just before it, still a mile away from the incident, we heard a loud explosion, a loud bang and followed by two others. people were saying on social media that it might be controlled explosions but you just can't know that. >> right, right. for those of us who aren't in the explosions or anti-terror or law enforcement business, loud bangs are frightening. >> thank you for joining me. i'm glad your friends and you are safe. i'm sorry you and other londoners had to go through this tonight. kaine bieri, thank you. >> cal's in washington but he's covering what's going on in london. cal, what have you have got? >> we've got reaction mohring in from around the world. the most recent is the president of france. he writes "in the face of this tragedy franz is more than ever at the side of the united kingdom. we have heard from the mayor of london as well. he called this a cowardly act of terrorism arched to underscore what you were saying there, we have had eight lines of information from the metropolitan police in london. we have not

as we were walking away on tower bridge, which is the bridge just before it, still a good maybe a mileent, we heard a loud explosion, a loud bang, followed by two others. so people are saying on social media that there might be controlled explosions. but you just can't know that, can you. >> right. for those of us who aren't in the explosions or anti-terror or law enforcement business, loud bangs are frightening. thank you for joining me. i'm glad you and your friends are safe. i'm sorry that you and other londoners have had to go through this tonight. >> and that was a conversation i had with kaine a little bit earlier. since then we've learned a few things, the fact that six civilians were killed and police did kill three alleged assailants. we also know 30 people are in area hospitals, and a british transport police officer was injured as he was responding to the attack at the london bridge. he is seriously injured, with injuries to his head, his face, and his leg. but police believe his injuries are not life-threatening. his family is with him at the hospital. i want to go back to

it is confused by tourists for london bridge, because it has the two iconic towers on it, and it is g at 6:00 p.m. at the park between that bridge and london bridge. there is going to be a minute of silence then as well. following then, theresa may is going to have her own minute of silence, and so many vigils going on here, and it is speaking, richard, to the sheer amount of terror attacks going on, and three this the past three months. richard? >> and so many heroes and people who have taken in people and protected them. the stories are still coming out. >> yes, that is right. acts of ordinary heroism, and so many people i spoke with said they didn't stick around to see what happened, but some of the people they saw defending strangers against the terror attacks, they saw them being brutalized and killed in front of their own eyes. >> i am sorry, but we have to go. "lockup" on msnbc is coming up next. we will have updates throughout the evening. thank you for being with us. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will

stairs and had towards the riverwalk which is a nice area you can walk down to get closer to the tower bridge. about two minutes later after walking down the stairs, i heard a loud noise behind me and turned around to see the white van crashed into the guard rail. it was continuing to go down the guardrail hitting pedestrians. i heard it several different times as it continue to crash that way. i also saw a person jump from the bridge to get out of its path. immediately afterwards i came back up the stairs and looked. everyone was standing in shock as to what has happened. was it an accident or terrorism? i thought it was an attack indeed. i saw several people on the ground on the north side of the bridge. >> judge jeanine: let me interrupt you for a moment. what we're seeing on the screen is a photo that you took just before the incident of yourself? >> yes. yes. >> judge jeanine: it's a quiet kind of a summary saturday night in london on london bridge there? >> yes. it rained earlier and then cleared up. i walked out to take a look. >> judge jeanine: how long after you took that selfie did

actually, i was on the london bridge a few moments before it happened, taking pictures of the tower bridge just to the east. i decided to walk down and go along the river walk a bit. about two minutes later i heard a boom behind me, turned around. i saw a white truck going along the side of the guardrail. the boom was the truck hitting the guardrail. i watched it continue through the group of pedestrians i was just with a few minutes prior and continue along. i heard a couple more booms as well. probably hitting the guardrail again or hitting other vehicles, possibly a bike as well. i immediately turned around, went back up the stairs, saw stefrl people on the ground. also as it was happening i watched a person jump off the bridge into the water about halfway down the bridge in order to escape the vehicle. >> oh, my gosh, what was going through your mind when you were watching this? >> just shock. i immediately thought of the attack in nice. it's a very similar situation. >> you said you saw somebody jump off the bridge into the water. did you see what happened next? >> yes. i did not see

there is the tate modern near tower bridge. we have some truly incredible asset here.s incredibly sad. i understand the thoughts of everyone involved. i give my condolences to those who have lost loved ones and those in hospital. we will keep you up—to—date with the latest reaction and police investigation in central london. for the moment, and police investigation in central london. forthe moment, back and police investigation in central london. for the moment, back to ben. thank you very much. it is approaching 20 to eight. this is the top story which you can see on the screen. confirmation six people have been killed and three attackers shot dead by police after a terror attack at london bridge in borough market. eyewitness reports, of course, as you have been hearing, a van ploughing into pedestrians on the southern side of london bridge. eyewitnesses are saying three people armed with knives got out of the van and made their way to borough market, which is an area that is very popular. during the day it is a traditional market, but at night, it is filled with bars

i wanted to carry on towards the tower bridge a little further. there's a river walk there. dge and walked down two flights of stairs. went to the tents and began the river walk. not one minute later, they -- i heard a sound behind me. so i turned around and saw a van beginning to go on the pedestrians walkway that i had just been on just a few minutes prior. >> sorry to interrupt you but that photo we just showed a few minutes ago was a selfie that you had just taken; right? explain this photo that we're looking at here. abby: just moments before that attack happened, brad. >> right. it was -- it's really crazy to think about just right there. it was very peaceful. it had rained a little earlier in the night, but it cleared off and is pretty nice. a little cool. so not too many people walking around. i would estimate around 20 or so on the bridge. and just -- it's crazy to think that i was right there. >> what point did you realize it was a terror attack? >> well, i immediately -- that was my first thought considering it is, you know, the summer months during ramadan, it's v

we speak on the banks of the river thames between london bridge, the site of the attacks, and tower bridge, the mayor due to speak in about 15 minutes' time, and also to hold a moment's silence. the story of the day hasn't been one of silence after a brief hiatus things picked up in pace early this morning and security has stuck top of the agenda in a way that it didn't really do after the manchester attacks two weeks ago. after manchester people thought it might be the tough on crime and immigration conservative party of prime minister teresa may, but she is taking more flak today than her main opponent labor leader jeremy corbin who has attacked her for cutting police numbers when she was home secretary from 2010 to 2016. while she has pushed back to frame jeremy corbyn as light on police powers. but the main takeaway this has been yet another day on the campaign trail with very little focus on brexit which was the reason why teresa may called this election in the first place. that, despite her trying to change the subject yet again today. >> we immediate that strong leadership now more

but cannot see the top of the towers at the golden gate bridge. those towers over 70 feet.ng and delays at sfo on some arriving flights. up to 43 minutes. we are in the 50s from santa rosa with clear skies there. we are at 62 in san jose. 50s across the bay. late today the sun will shine at the pacifica at 60 degrees. mid-70s across the bay and 70s to 80s common inland. 69 degrees in oakland. we have a warming trend that will kick-start for your friday and saturday. ,,,,,,,, >>> we welcome you back to "cbs this morning" on this thursday morning. >> yeah. >> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the seattle times" covers the unveiling of the largest aircraft. the stratolaunch was rolled out yesterday. the co-owner paul allen is bankrolling it. the aircraft is designed to carry rockets into the air before launching into space. >> i couldn't stop reading that story. >> it reminds you of howard hughes. >> it does? >>> uk has been watching this giant crack for years. the growth has sped up in the last year. it's grown another 11 miles. the shelf is h

police if they meanwhile, there's still a vigil planned for 6:00 o'clock tonight near london's tower bridgehe threat level remains at severe. >> police in london make arrests targeting a number of homes in pursuit of anyone who may have been involved in saturday' as tack. where three terrorists drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge and then began using knives to attack bystanders. >> there was a terrorist attack in the middle of london. >> we do believe we know who they are. we've made a number of arrests. we're trying to find out if anybody was helping them and to unthe back ground to this attack as best we can. >> reporter: president trump spoke of the attack last night at an event at ford theater in washington. >> we knew our resolve stronger than every before. to protect the united states and its allies from a vile enemy that h life and gone too long. >> reporter: on twitter the president lashed out at lo londs mayor. >> 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. it comes as the white

now we saw these two in london, westminster and tower london bridge. now we have someone on the opposite side using it as anti-imgrant, anti-muslim attack deliberately take what we call a 2,000 pound weapons system and run civilians over. these are very difficult to get, unless you know what's in the mind of the attacker at the time. >> it's kind of interesting, stephanie, i don't know how you -- it's hard enough to find these people inspired by isis or al qaeda, how do you find people who are not inspired by a particular group? here is what theresa may, the british prime minister said about this type of attack, the anti-muslim type of attack. here is what she had to say. >> this morning, our country woke to news of another terrorist attack on the streets of our capital city. the second this month and every bit as sickening as those which have come before. it is a reminder that terrorism, extremism, and hatred take many forms. and our determination to tackle them must be the same whoever is responsible. >> so determination to tackle them is one thing.

i was at tower bridge before the incident happened and i left after breaking my fast and i was feelingacle and i changed my mind and i can‘t really imagine what the people that were there at the time of the ins didn‘t what they were going through and the families. i really can‘t imagine, but know, my mum and my family, they were calling me constantly, they wanted to know what was happening to me. my heart goes out to the people who have been affected by this. sarah, you said, "we‘ve got to be defiant or they win." what does defiance means in terms of how does that manifest itself, what do you mean in practical terms? i think it's really important as much as possible just to carry on living lives in the same way and not to change the way that we are a democratic country, we care about each other, we are a compassionate country, what i would hate to see happen is for us to turn on the muslim community and i don't wa nt on the muslim community and i don't want to see a spike in hate crimes because of this. i want to see people clubbing together, staying, you know, true to the values that

bridge right now. it's foggy out there. roberta has the forecast. >> when you cannot see the top of the towers of the golden gate bridge that stands 746 feet tall that gives you a good idea that the ceiling has been lowering, and that's when we get delays at sfo this morning one hour and nine-minute delays. cloudy towards the bay bridge this morning. and we do have currently -- we just lost our image. that was a beautiful view from san jose from the san jose department of meteorology. right now the wind speeds are clocking in generally picking up to about 20 and 25 miles per hour. out towards the delta. 13 in san francisco. three flatter winds in santa rosa. so here's the deal. we have a really robust marine layer. it's pushing onshore. it's been streaming inland at least a good 60 miles same to the north and same to the south. it's going to take a while to see burnoff. burnoff warmer towards the weekend as high pressure comes in towards the western states. lunchtime clearing but shrouded in a deck of low clouds and fog towards at&t for the baseball game. we have that forecast coming up. thursday morning gray skies. and the

outlets with crude propaganda images like this one, menacing looking, but it shows the wrong bridge, tower bridgemed to acknowledge something isn't working. >> there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. >> reporter: british police this morning said they now have the identities of the three attackers who used the van and knives to kill people in the market, on london bridge, and the bars around it, and they will be releasing those names as the investigation continues. craig? >> richard engel for us in london, thank you. >>> back here, in a courtroom outside philadelphia, comedian bill cosby goes on trial today for sexual assault. he's accused of drugging and molesting a woman more than a dozen years ago. nbc's stephanie gosk is in norristown, pennsylvania, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. day one, bill cosby faces three charges of aggravated indecent assault, each one of them carrying up to ten years of time in prison as well as a $25,000 fine. as you know, cosby's been accused by dozens of women of drugging them and engaging in unwanted sexual

but it shows the wrong bridge, tower bridge, not the one where the attack took place. to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. >> reporter: british police said they have the identities of the three attackers who used the van and knives to kill people in the market on london bridge the and in the bars around it. and they will be releasing those names as the investigation continues. craig? >> richard engel for us in london this morning. thank you. >>> meanwhile, back here in a courtroom outside of philadelphia, comedian bill cro crosby goes on trial for sexual assault. stephanie gosk is in norristown, pennsylvania. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: day one. bill cosby faces three charges of indecent assault. each carries ten years in prison and a $20,000 fine. cosby's been accused by dozens of women of drugging them and engaging in unwanted sexual contact. he's denied all of those charges. but this case, the criminal case is about just one incident and one woman. in 2004, while at the comedian's home, he gave her a pill that incapacitat

out lets with propaganda images like this one, menacing looking but it shows the wrong bridge, tower bridge to be frank, far too many tolerance of extremism in our country. >> british police said they now have the identities of the three attackers who used a van and fives to kill people in the market on london br and in the bars around it and they will be releasing those names as the investigation continues. craiging? >> richard engel in london. thank you. >>> meanwhile, in a courtroom outside philadelphia comedian bill cosby goes on trial today for sexual assault. he's accused of drugging and molesting a woman more than a dozen years ago. nbc's stephanie gosk is in norristown, pennsylvania. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morn craig, day one, bill cosby faces three charges of aggravated indecent assault, each one of them carrying up to ten years of time in prison as well as a $25,000 fine. as you know, cosby has been accused by unwanted sexual contact. he denied those charges but this criminal case is about just one incident and one woman. andrea constand says while in 20

have had a succession of terrible events, london, westminster bridge, manchester, london bridge, the g re nfell tower, the grenfell tower disaster, and all of this. i suppose all of that would be enough to test the mettle of any prime minister, any government?|j mean, prime minister, any government?” mean, sure. these are extraordinarily difficult, turbulent, daunting times. very unsettling times. it is imperative the prime minister manages to strike the prime minister manages to strike the right tone. betty manages to give voice, perhaps, yes to the sense of horror and grievance, but also to reassure people that our way of life can continue, people can go about their daily business. the police are putting in additional resou rces police are putting in additional resources to strike the right national mood. interesting to that sajid javid, the communities secretary, has been down to finsbury park. he said it was his first instinct to go down there. we don't know if mrs may will go down there. i thought it interesting as well, trying to reassure people about the police response, about which there has

looking at the bay bridge and yerba buena island, i have been reporting all morning ceiling is down to 600 feet but now, you look at the tip-top of the towers of the bay bridge, they stand 525 feet above the bay waters. so the ceiling is roughly down to 500 feet limiting visibility from the coast into some of the bay area. sunrise over mount vaca. now we have temperatures from 50 in santa rosa to 61 in san jose. you can see the intrusion of the cloudiness along the coast into the bay this morning and locally inland about 50 miles to livermore. void of any kind of overcast skies. north bay later today clouds back to the beaches with some sunshine in pacifica at 60 degrees. otherwise 80s away from the bay. i'll tell you what your full forecast is still coming up at 18 after the hour. back to you. >>> right now in the east bay, multiple agencies are investigating a police shooting that left two people injured. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in man, where the shots were fired. jessica? >> reporter: that's right, michelle. we're on pacheco boulevard near camino del sol. investigators are currently there looking at several evidence markers on th

bridge that doesn't seem to want to go away. >> reporter: schuylkill river trail is perfect for walks, biking or biking or hanging out with your pups. be wary when you cross the toweringridge. there's a fence here an hole. >> i've always felt a little unsafe walking through there because the bikes come so quickly it's been like this for so long maybe i've stopped noticing. >> reporter: some have just missed it. how often do you walk this trail. >> every day. >> reporter: you're not noticed the sink hole. >> i don't think anyone paid attention to the sink hole. >> reporter: but others haven't like bikers who squeeze past the obstacle on this trail linking philly to the river. it does seem to me this hole has become a situation. the president of the schuylkill river development corporation the folks that kind of oversee all of gave me the whole run down on it. what it costs, how long it's been here, when it's going to be fixed but when it came to talking on camera, he didn't want to do that fearing a negative story. >> it opened four years ago. the development corporation says it dumbed cement into it but when it opened wider a year and a half ago, up went the fence. >>

my watch was either in a control room, the tower or the bridge.d to get on the bridge when this submarine -- i want to get some fresh air. you never smelled such bad air in your life as you will on a submarine. if you can take that diesel smell and you have odors coming out of the batteries, that disintegrates your clothes. and if you can stand pressure -- >> is the boom boom coming up? >> and the foul air, maybe you can become a submariner. anyway, let me get to the meat of this thing because this is midway. there we sit on our patrol area and captain's dream, a flotilla of ships is coming by. what is this? ozzie. ozzie is the name of the deck. we don't even have to plot a firing course. we can just sit here and shoot torpedos and see what happens. that's exactly what happened. he picked out a big cruiser and another large vessel, looked like a cargo vessel. this is the first. understand this ramshackle bunch of submarines they put in the water. she was already 12 years old. and a riveted submarine. did you hear what i said? riveted. what does th

this time lams from our sutro tower camera, watch the golden gate bridge get obscured by all of thisog. it came in, roll in fast, and it has an impact on our temperatures. temperatures are down, especially around the coast and around the bay. temperature also in the 50s, 60s. inland areas still warm, but at least it is not as terribly hot and warm as it was earlier in the day. from our sutro tower camera, look at the fog over san francisco. this is what we typically are used to around time of year. we will go foggy near the coast in the morning, intense heat eases tomorrow, and the cooling continues this upcoming weekend. here is your morning commute planner. if you are driving to work tomorrow, just be careful out there. foggy areas will mean reduced visibility. light chop if you are taking the ferry ride, but it might be a murky ride with the fog around, and it is a comfortable start if you are walking to bart or walking to catch the bus. as we look at the temperatures tomorrow morning, starting out in the low 50s to upper 60s. fog near the coast. clear skies inland. the hour-by-ho

this time lams from our sutro tower camera, watch the golden gate bridge get obscured by all of thisit has an impact on our temperatures. temperatures are down, especially around the coast and around the bay. temperature also in the 50s, 60s. inland areas still warm, but at least it is not as terribly hot and warm as it was earlier in the day. from our sutro tower camera, look at the fog over san francisco. this is what we typically are used to around time of year. we will go foggy near the coast in the morning, intense heat eases tomorrow, and the cooling continues this upcoming weekend. here is your morning commute planner. if you are driving to work tomorrow, just be careful out there. foggy areas will mean reduced visibility. light chop if you are taking the ferry ride, but it might be a murky ride with the fog around, and it is a comfortable start if you are walking to bart or walking to catch the bus. as we look at the temperatures tomorrow morning, starting out in the low 50s to upper 60s. fog near the coast. clear skies inland. the hour-by-hour forecast will show you the fog

response to the traumatic and horrific aftermath of the westminster and london bridge attacks, and this week grenfell towerest arrived in the early hours of wednesday. the urgent task was to clear the airways of victims of smoke inhalation and then the particles in their lungs. we found and lots of soot lining the lungs. some of that was quite hot when it got into the lungs, and so there were some burns underneath. we washed out as much of that soot as we possibly could to remove it. the emotion at the end of a punishing week is raw. it's... sorry. on a professional level, i feel immensely proud, but there is something so enormous about what's happened is that it's impossible to comprehend. for most staff, there was a need to care for families in distress as well as the patients themselves. how did you feel at the end of your shift? it's really tough. i think when you're working, you just powered through a bit and it's only when you step back and you finish at the end of the day that you realise how upsetting it can be, sorry, dealing with some of these things. it was really tough. the nhs in london has ha

look at the people trying to cross over the golden gate bridge, the cyclists. the tower is 746 feet. we can't see the tip-top of it so that leads me to believe the ceiling is still between 600 to 700 feet. when it's that low we usually have delays at sfo. that's the case at this hour. we have clear skies at mount vaca. we can see the tip-top of the mountain in the distance. can you see it? 3800 feet high. we couldn't see it earlier this morning due to the stratus due to the marine layer that pushed vigorously onshore are. right now we are in the 50s in san francisco to 73 degrees in livermore where we do have the clearing of the skies, low 70s in san jose. breezy winds all day onshore west, a west flow at 15. san francisco, sfo, 11 half moon bay, 13 in throughout the san ramon valley. 18 fairfield. 11 through the carquinez strait. winds variable today 10 to 20. hey, good afternoon to my weather watcher dana, she is reporting 82 degrees in novato. she wrote me a little message saying, what can i say? what do you want? it's beautiful! thanks for checking in. right now stoc

robaire has made it for landmarks around the world including the golden gate bridge and the eiffel tower. imagine that, no rope, no nothing? >> good old chalk to rely on. bill, thank you. >>> just ahead a future congressman avoids jail, plus the list of the best states for working dads is out. you're watching "early today." . nor smudge. nor scratch. nor damaging uv rays. nor glare of night can keep you from the clearest vision possible. ask for crizal no-glare lenses. and live life in the clear. finance your glasses with no interest if paid in full within 6 months, and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. visit essilorusa.com for more details. and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. intrzero alcohol™.ine® it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... with the lighter feel... of this. try listerine® zero alcohol™. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little mis

they are overstretched and they are traumatised, traumatised by dealing with london bridge, traumatised by g re nfell tower issue of the security of our fire service. those of us with over 30 years experience in this house will have struggled as constituency mps underthe will have struggled as constituency mps under the pressure generated by an incident of this scale. as i said yesterday, my friend, my honourable friend the member for kensington, deserves praise for the tireless and diligent way she has stood up for her constituents in the very short time since she was thankfully elected to this house. her constituents need answers, and the public enquiry must address. firstly, the appalling failure of the fire alarms at grenfell tower, which meant many residents reported they were only alerted to the fire by the screams of their neighbours, or by young muslim men banging on the door who had broken from prayers in orderto the door who had broken from prayers in order to try to save lives. something went catastrophically wrong, which lost life. and whether the advice given to tenants to stay in their homes

and then sutro tower, beautiful, the golden gate bridge soaked in sunshine. your day planner, look at that at 4:00, tons of sunshine, and 90s inland and mid-60s along the coast. >>> how are the roadways, alexis? >> yeah, let's look outside at more of the golden sunshine here in the walnut creek area. southbound 680, not seeing major issues and the volumes may be better than typically they are, so i think a lot of folks m maye calling in sick today. of course we are anticipating a huge push on mass transit today due to that. if you are taking b.a.r.t. for your normal commute purposes, leave in the next half sooner. also you are going to want to use 19th or 12th street stations and avoid lake merritt station and they are going to bypass that once they have capacity issues. downtown oakland buses are going to be rerouted all day today. we will take a look at drive times coming up next. >>> if anything is an indication of seeing more people on b.a.r.t. this morning than what we saw during the last championship, that could be a record that we are going to hit toda

we've seen the horror of the fire at grenfeld tower, the attack on london bridge and before that westminster bridge and last night the terrorist attack here in seven sisters. we will stay a strong city. we will ensure that we aren't cowered by terrorism and we will not be defeated. we are united today and will carry on being a united city. thank you very much. >> that's the mayor of london, sadiq khan, the first muslim mayor of london. irrelevant if you listen to what he said. what he was saying was that the victims of the attack overnight at the mosque, the victims of the attacks on london bridge and in manchester and in westminster bridge, he said these are all attacks on the shared values of the people of england, shared values of freedom and respect. we are all in this together was his message. he tried to send the message that those who do these attacks will not succeed. one other key point. he said people in england will see an increased law enforcement presence especially around mosques toward the end of ramadan, something londoners have grown accustomed to. i'm joined by dr. alexande

looking at london bridge, westminster bridge, grenville tower, all of these will require a huge amounticing. former chief superintendent with the metropolitan police. —— huge areas will need policing. many different people here today all with the same message that this sort of attack, trying to cause division, can't be allowed to succeed. the prime minister also praising the bravery of local people last night in apprehending the attacker and saying london is an extraordinary city of extraordinary people. the latest injury figures we haveis people. the latest injury figures we have is that one person has died after this attack and ten people have been injured, eight taken to three different hospitals. that's the latest from finsbury park. we can go back to the studio. a minute's silence has been held across britain to remember the victims of last week's grenfell tower fire. police say they now believe 79 people lost their lives in the tragedy. but investigators warn that due to the complex nature of the recovery operation this figure is likely to change. our correspondent richard lister

the bay bridge, the "salesforce" tower there in the immediate foreground and way in the distance you can see the cal campus. 60s, 70s and 80s in the area. overnight lows tonight, mid 50s and low 60s. 62 concord. sun up in just before 6 a.m. numbers climbing here's why. the ridge is going to begin to build in strongly. part of the high in the eastern pacific and the one over the desert southwest will finally begin to build in over the state. you can see though that moisture riding over the top of the ridge is at this hour producing light rain up in crescent city. elsewhere no california we're dry and we'll all be warm except at the beach. some fog and low clouds moving in tonight. it won't be bad and that will continue to keep the beaches mild. but it will be a sunny day tomorrow after a few patches of low clouds tomorrow morning. clear into the weekend. clear tonight, patchy fog though, warmer for most tomorrow except along the coast inland heat this weekend. in fact, hot enough it's going to be a heat advisory posted from saturday through monday. with temperatures ranging from the 9

and then sutro tower, beautiful, the golden gate bridge soaked in sunshine. look at that at 4:00, tons of sunshine, and 90s inland and mid-60s along the coast. >>> how are the roadways, alexis? >> yeah, let's look o

bridge. local roads around grenfell tower remain closed, including barmley road. kinsella. good morning. well, following all the sunny and warm weather we have had recently, today it is all change. it is a rather cloudy morning, with rain on the way. now, we have already got one or two showers around here and there some drives spells that this morning. gradually that rain is going to arrive, moving on from the west through the course of the afternoon, affecting the latter stage of the afternoon in the rush hour this evening especially. now, the maximum temperatures still managing to reach 20 celsius. now, some really heavy burst of rain through this evening and through much of the night as well. the minimum temperature staying in the mid—teens, 15 or 16 celsius. it is going to be a rather damp start tomorrow, but gradually that rain will start to move away north and west. still going to see some showers, but some dry spells around. could feel a little bit humid through tomorrow. the maximum temperatures again 19, maybe 20 celsius. now, it stays rather changeable t

silence as we remember the terrible events that have occurred in manchester and at london bridge, grenfell towers. the house has directed the speaker to make a statement at the beginning of each session about the duties and responsibilities of members of this house. i begin by reminding members that our duty to observe the code of conduct agreed by the house and to behave with civility and fairness in all their dealings. in our proceedings, every member should be heard courteously, whatever their views. the house asserts its privilege of freedom of speech so that we can represent our constituents, without fear or favour. we must exercise that privilege responsibly. it applies only to our work in this house, as private individuals, we are equal under the law with those who we represent. parliament must be open to those whom it represents, we must continue to make our constituents welcome. the security of this building and of those who work and visit here depends upon all of us. we have a duty to be vigilant, and to assist those whose job it is to maintain this place as a safe place to work. i ask

the charity single for the victims and survivors of the grenfell tower fire has been released this morning. # likea # like a bridgeroubled water‘ features artists including paloma faith, robbie williams and rita 0ra. simon cowell organised the recording after a visit to the tower block — which he says left a big impact on him. the founder of uber, travis kalanick, has resigned as chief executive after mounting unrest about the company's business methods. uber has persistently attracted controversy, including problems with regulators and protests by established taxi firms and drivers in the cities in which it operates. rory cellan—jones reports. it is on a mission to change the way we see city transport. but around the world uber has clashed with regulators and taxi drivers wherever it has gone. and has seemed relaxed about that. but now its chief executive travis kalanick, who set the tone for the company's hard charging culture, has resigned. when he visited london three years ago, i asked him about his compa ny‘s reputation. everywhere you go around the world, you're making enemies. why do you think that is? tha