the world, as far as isis is is concerned, is black and white. muslims living in the west and not fighting against westerners are in the fray zone. they want to push them toward isis and any action that encourages them to become angry at nonmuslims in their society would be celebrate bselcelebrat >> this follows three attacks. how dangerous would you assess the situation to be in england right now? >> relatively, it's not that dangerous. in the united kingdom we've had much more sustained attacks in the '80s -- >> if i can break in, let's listen to the mayor. >> three others were treated on the pavement. my thoughts and prayers, as i'm sure the thoughts and prayers of all of london and the country are with all those affected by the attack last night, particularly the family of the man who tragically died last night at the scene. i've been in close contact with the commissioner since the attack last night. and with senior officers. i attended the meeting this morning. i want to pay tribute to the response by the police and emergency services but also from

>> they were all wearing the white muslim. because i'm so used to seeing them every day, i just assume there's some muslims between the victims i saw on the floor. >> we are hearing from police based on what they have put out, the information that we have that there are multiple casualties or a number of casualties are the words they used. from your vantage point, could you see how many people may have been injured? >> i saw a lot of people injured. they were trying to get away from the scene. i saw at least two on the floor. i saw at least two of them on the floor. one of them maybe was really, really bad hurt because i saw a police officer doing cardiac massage trying to resuscitate them. so i'm guessing at least one of them was really, really bad hurt. i'm not sure about the others, but paramedics were working ob the floor for quite some time. they just left them. >> so there's an ambulance that has come and gone. are there still people laying on the ground? >> the road is still closed. there's many police officers around. b

>> yes, they were all wearing the white muslim -- i don't know the name of the vest, but yeah. >> so -- because i'm used to seeing them everybody day. maybe more than just muslims on the floor. >> the information we have are muiple injuries. did you see how many people may have been injured? >> they were helping on the pavement helping to get away from the scene but i saw at least two on the floor i couldn't recognize because there was a police van from my window. i saw at least two of them on the floor. one of them i think may be was really bad hurt because i saw police officer trying to do cardiac massage trying to resuscitate them. i guess one of them was really bad hurt. they were working. paramedics were working hard on them on the floor for quite sometime and left them in an ambulanc ambulance. >> that was some four and a half hours now. phil black joins us again. phil, you had an opportunity to talk to more eyewitnesss. who are they telling you? >> rose mary, i'm joined by a man who witnessed some of the events tonight. hello, sir. >> hello, good. >>> you were in the area and i

>> yes, they were all wearing the white muslim -- i don't know the name of that, but yes. >> so -- >>here were different kind of people in there but mostly them. and because i'm so used to eing them there every day, i just assum that maybe there's someuslims between the victims i saw on the floor. >> our lee joins us now reporting from the scene of the collision. ian, it is minutes after 6:00 in the morning, very early, but still people will start waking up to this. are you getting reaction from people finding out about the news? are you seeing that or not? >> reporter: right after this incident, this attack or what sadiq khan is calling a terrorist attack, there were a lot of people out here wanting answers. there was -- the crowd at times was a big agitated because of the attack and who it targeted, but there was no violence or anything like that. but people really want to know. this is a community that is close knit. a lot of people know people who were praying at that mosque. i spoke with quite a few eyewitnesses who described what happened. they said that and elderly man had coll

he goes, "i want to kill muslims." >> authorities now saying the driver, a 48-year-old white male, deliberately targeted muslim worshipers during the holy month of ramadan. emergency crews rushing to tend to the victims. >> i've never heard screams and moans of that nature. officials first calling it a major incident, later an act of terror. >> this was an attack on muslims near their place of worship, and, like all terrorism, in whatever form, it shares the same fundamental goal. >> anger and anxiety spilling over. >> there's always innocent people getting hurt. >> as london copes with the state of violence aimed at driving the city apart. >> they are attacking manchester -- the attack in manchester, the attack on london bridge, the attack on west all attacks on our shared values. of thetes -- members muslim community managed to pin down the driver until the police arrived. noonnna: new pictures this from inside the charge show -- charge show -- charred shell of the grenfell tower in london. 79 people are dead or presumed dead. new insulating panels added to the building during a recent renova

>> yes, they were all wearing the white muslim garb. use i'm so used to e see them every day, i just assume that maybe there's muslims between the victims i saw on the floor. >> we are hearing from police based on the information we have that there are multiple casualties or a number of casualties. from your vantage point d you see how many people may have been injured? >> i saw a lot of people injured. they were helping on the pavement and trying to help them to get to the scene. i saw two on the floor. they were covering the view from the window. i saw at least two of them on the flor. one of them i think maybe was really bad hurt because i saw a police officer doing cardiac massage trying to resuscitate them. i'm guessing at least one of them was really bad hurt. i'm not sure about the other. they were working ob them on the flor for white some time. they left in ab ambulance. >> so there's an ambulance that's now come and gone? are there still people laying on the ground? >> the road is still closed. there's many, many police officer

know to incite fear because you have an agenda that is terrorism doesn't matter if you're white if you're muslim of the victims muslim if they're female now it's an act of terror should be you know just shot across the border she was shot down immediately ok we have just a minute left and i didn't get back to you to ask you about the money and politics question because then i want to move on to the next one and before yes i think on all sides it's rampant i think you have third parties that are speaking for these candidates in the candidates may or may not know and they're able to have deniability in public and i think any time you ask yourself follow the money you're going to find some some dirty answers and i think that with politics it's it lands on money do you think we should do what most european countries and either require free public television time like we have the united states actually until the reagan administration or ban television advertising i think are the come out from something with term limits so i think that them staying in there for thirty years is causing them to get thes

but this of course is significantly different because we believe this is a white man driving a van who targeted muslimen praying into separate mosques very close to here, finsbury park mosque and the muslim welfare house. we are of course in the month of ramadan. this happened at midnight local time. people had just come out after prayers had been said in the mosques to mark the end of their fasting. so there was a group of people on the pavement and it does look as though they were deliberately targeted by this man. individual eyewitnesses that we've spoken to here on the ground say that there may have been up ground say that there may have been up to three people in this land, thatis up to three people in this land, that is not confirmed. but what we do know is that members of the public detained one man who was then arrested when the police arrived, and he was... we understand he has now been taken to hospital but will be questioned. graham, through the night we've been looking at pictures of the crowd there near to thatjunction where you're standing. i just wonder there near to thatjunction where

it happening crowds were leaving ramadan prayers at the finsbury park mosque the white van had people outside the muslim welfare house on seven sisters road. we just came out from the prayer time we're having short break so you know on during ramadan we pray at night suddenly on my way home i hear the big noise and the crush noise when i turned back i saw the the fire hit the people the guy who was under the van was seriously injured which he took the whole mode of the van. the guy as well he's got hit in his head because he was standing looking at the guy like this in the valley to hit him here that's what happened. this video appeared online apparently showing the moment police arrested the suspects forty eight year old white man was handed over to officers after being pinned down by worshippers until the police arrived he's been charged with attempted murder and it's been confirmed that the suspect was acting alone this is being treated as a terrorist and the counterterrorism command is investigating also at the scene detained by members of that community was the man suspected of being the driver dur

muslim. after this attack, zero. it's similar to portland. a white supremacist terrorist attack.ee days later the potus official account responded donald trump will demonize us when he helps us but silent when we're talked. >> sean spicer said the white house is sending thoughts and prayers to the victims. you say the twitter account, regardless of what the white house or administration but the twitter account is donald trump. >> it is. it sends a message to his followers that i'm concerned about muslims. >> here's what's important to me. >> that plays against his base. the president it would be important to be the president of all-americans. keep in mind one other thing. this is ramadan. every president since the mid-'90s have hadarama dan dinner at the white house. this is the first that hadn't had it. >> margaret, shouldn't the president be more outspoken with when it comes to these issues? when it's a muslim attack in a different way. so should he be more outspoken? >> i mean, there's no question scott jennings and i work for a different kind of republican president, one that

muslim communities that were planned to be massacred by people in this country. in england and this point, outside of a few hunting shotguns, burning dpuguns, ther are no real weapons. the terrorist whether white nationalist, muslim extremist, they can now know this preferred weapons system, which i said started withians, transitioned over to isis, you can just use it at the moment you decide to act. outside of putting safety bollards up and curb restraints, that's almost impossible to stop. >> that's what happened in theing that parade that's one day. >> every day is a different story. >> we mentioned paris. there's breaking news out of paris where authorities say they have arrested a man in a separate attack targeting police. officials say they drove into a police vehicle on champs-elysees as tourists and other on looks gathered. the motive is still unclear. no injuries reported. subway stations in the area re. we talked about this. think about this, a car going after a police vehicle or van in london. champs-elysees in the middle of june, imagine the amount of tourists there. malcolm, police say the situation under control, no injuries were sustained, but how would one handle a situation li

it should be i stand against terrorism if it's white right wing terrorists, muslim had, i stand againstdent is the president of all people. it's about time he started pivoting. >> stick around. when we come back, democrats protesting on the senate floor trying to pressure republicans into revealing details of their so far secret health care plan. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp me

i wanted to talk to muslims and white folks and black folks.t racially segregated cities to this day. how do we break this cycle of suspicion and resentment and regardless of all the groups, what i found most americans have in common despite their politics is everyone feels under siege and wants to be heard whether they are christian or muslim or white or black. everyone feels like batten down the hatches. and in the end if you say tell me your story, how are you feeling? where does this anger come from, the resentment goes away. >> what is the hardest part of putting the series together? >> that was pretty hard. my grandfather i love him dearly. i don't think he was a racist. he never used his weapon in 25 years but he was part of an institutional problem in a divided city where african-americans are stuck. and so you don't want to sell out your family's legacy by any stretch and all my friends who opened up their hearts and explained why they voted for trump or clinton or gary janu y johnson. i didn't want to exploit that friendship. we did a

liz: doctor, the white man who drove the van said he wanted to kill muslims. week, we had a shooter james hoch kinneson shooting at gop republican members of congress. last week, we on this show said it's the shooter who is very sick in the head, blame him. this week -- and last week, we had people saying you know what? you can't count on -- you can't, you know, talk about the rhetoric surrounding what he did, you know, he's at fault. now it's flipped. now with this man who attacked muslims with his car, his van, now you have that cnn guy saying blame donald trump. you can't blame the white guy, darren osborne who did the attack. i mean, it's real hypocrisy here at play. >> it is. and i do want to make one nuance, liz, that i think is really important. which is the politics, the partisan politics ends up going to the extremes of violence in america or in the west, whatever that might be, is different for 21st century western democracies than it is in the islamist world that still is going through a 15th century reform that needs to come to theocracy in which t

it is a term rack attack carried out by white extremists against muslims.of what he was saying. would you welcome more security during this month? yes. i have spoken to metropolitan police this morning and that security will be given across the country. it is important people feel safe while praying. it has been a period of weeks of really distressing news. would you appeal for calm? yes. everyone should remain calm and allow the police to carry out the investigation. they will get to the bottom of it. we will get to the bottom of it. we will not give in. people should stay united. we are hearing from eyewitnesses this morning. do you think there was fear in the muslim community about rough —— reprisals? there were threats made against mosques. it has been difficult. in the end, you cannot stop and protect, you know, a mosque, a community, with this. thank you. you will be here later. thank you for the moment. as always, we will catch up the moment. as always, we will catch up with the weather. it has been really warm. the details. it certainly has. yesterd

. >> english white person non-muslim part of our group but because he's white and english he can go. >> reporter: butt said his wife had given birth to a new baby several months ago. khuram shazad butt worked for the london underground for six months as as trainee customer services assistant leaving in october last year. police say butt and two others were in this van when it slammed into several pedestrians on london bridge saturday night. police say the van crashed and the attackers then went on a stabbing rampage in borough market before police arrived and quickly killed all three suspects. tonight the third attacker hasn't yet been named by police. one of the suspects is believed to have lived in this building in east london. that building and other properties in london's barking neighborhood have been raided by police. police tonight are looking for more accomplices. erica gosbury told cnn she recently went to police after she saw a man, believed to be one of the attackers, teaching local children about islam in a park. >> all of a sudden we saw this individual speaking to the k

under new criteria set by the white house visa applicants from muslim nations will require a close family or business tied to the u.s.. this after the supreme court partially restored and executive order that was widely criticized as a ban on muslims. instructions say that applicants from syria, sudan, somalia, iran must and lemon -- yemen prove they have a close family relation in america already to be eligible. president trump will hold talks with his south korean counterpart at the white house this thursday with the pair hoping to boost bilateral ties. the triple be his first to america since becoming leader. north korea's nuclear program china's role in the region and the u.s. militaries missile defense system in south korea are expected to top the agenda. >> on his first official visit to the united states he is treading carefully. the south korean president and his american counterpart disagree on several key issues. first and foremost how to deal with north korea. donald trump wants to increase sanctions and pressure on pyongyang while moon advocates dialogue with the north and gre

jennifer johnson from washington. >> reporter: the white house is calling it a win ar after the spreemt court is 90-day travel plan from six predominantly muslim countries. in a statement the president says the -- sean spicer spoke at the white house briefing. >> keep the american people safe and that is what this executive order does. >> reporter: the court did leave one category of -- hitting those with family here, taking a job or coming to study or teach at a university. >> i think we are going to see confusion going forward. but you know, it was a way for the court to kind of give a little bit to both sides. >> the court will hear the full case in october as the administration repeals lower court ruling. >> these are people fleeing from terror. we have one of the worst humanitarian crises since world war ii. >> reporter: the trump administration says the ban affects six terror prone countries. and is not a ban on muslims as critics have charged. >> the state department will implement the temporary ban on thursday morning. by then leaders expect to clear up some of the fuzzy details. now the white house calling this a victory. >> certainly

white supremacist doesn't believe in freedom. that's freedom for some. we believe in freedom for all. it doesn't matter who you are. atheist, muslimk, white, it doesn't matter. we want the government off our backs. liz: all right. joey, thank you so much for your time. really appreciate your work in getting that video to us too. thank you, joey. >> thank you. liz: now we've got this story for you. apple introducing a competitor to amazon's alexa. it's a new home speaker. apple's calling it home pod. now it's a cylinder. it's about seven inches tall. it's going to go for about $350. much more than amazon's alexa. but they're saying it's going to be the next big thing. apple also introducing new ipad pro, a new 4k imac, and person to person money payments through i message app. but apple closed down today on the news to the downside. coming up, we have this story for you. a chicago workers union created a ring tone in spanish that tells illegal immigrants about their rights in dealing with government officials looking to arrest them. we've got the details on that. but first, we have this story. former vice president al gore called o

it was reverse in a white neighborhood, if a muslim guy had done it, his name terrorism would be with -- reporter: i understand your concer, inderstand. people who are wakg up, who don't know what happened overnight, explain. is it possible to say how many people were hit? because the police say they have serious casualties? >> i seen about 6 or 7 people on the floor. most were male. coming out of the mosque. at the same time as prayers finished. this guy came, he went in the bus lane then turned. i think it is a one way, blocked road as well. reporter: any idea what -- when he was held what happened to other two people. >> they got away, they must be around. they are somewhere. reporter: describe it. i would like to ask, did the man say anything. >> he didn't say nothing. reporter: when arrest ?d. arres? >> he could not say nothing. he had a tattoo on his back. reporter: he didn't say anything? but police held him, took him away, he is under arrest. >> two others people. >> a terrorist, tell him. >> of course it was a terrorist attack. >> he was not ill, no. >> no, he was not drunk.

attacks the last four months but what stands out in this one is that it was carried out by a white man on muslims that were leaving the muslim community center around midnight following the ramadan prayers. there were crowds of muslims leading the -- leaving the center and they call this a hate crime and asking the public to stay calm. the 48-year-old man driving the car has been arrested, held by the crowd until the police arrived. while being held by the public the man said a number of times i have done my best and i want to kill muslims. the helicopter is been circling overhead and they are trying to keep the motorist and pedestrians away. >> reporter: many leaders pointing out this was an attack on muslims but many say the attack on the community as an attack on anyone. from london, fox news. >>> a frightening scene this morning after driver rammed his car into the police van at the iconic site and they sealed off the area where the incident took place. authorities say the driver was killed when the car blew up at the scene, and the suspect was reportedly a 31-year-old man from paris, and he

coming up, the white house is taking president trump's travel ban to the nation's highest court. critics say the ban targets muslimnd as a result is unconstitutional. the white house has a different argument involving national security. first, cops in oregon says video shows a suspect stealing from a murder victim. you may have seen in online, it's all over the internet. now there's an arrest. the latest next as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way, i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. you want this color over the whole house? >> shepard: fox report now. more of the headlines from the fox news deck. protests turning deadly in kabul. demonstrators calling for better security after the suicide bombing this week. a hospital report that four people died in today's protest. the police chief says some demonstrators shot at officers. security forces used water cannons to break up the crowd and later fired bullets in the air. the truck bombing

police declared it a terrorist incident within eight minutes this was at the white clearly an attack on muslims the u.k.'s prime minister has had to denounce a fourth act of terrorism on british soil in just three months terrorism extremism and hate trade take many forms that has been far too much tolerance of extremism in our country over many years including islamophobia islamophobia has been rise and the since the westminster manchester and london bridge attacks which were precincts by islamic extremists the matter of london city khan has acknowledged that violent extremism can now come from anywhere terrorists so much for it but other means other than islamists much of asian perverse the slowest motivation the could use this the police recognize this is a challenge a they face just hours after the attack a mosque in east london received a bomb threat and had to be evacuated authorities have now increased security around all places of worship but that hasn't been laid everyone's fear is the important thing to know is that this is a very very different types of things we've had before this wa

muslim countries. we'll explain what changed and take you to the airports. plus, the white house dealing with the backlash after the president sent a tweet attacking a news anchor's appearance. plenty of people are completely riled up. but his team is not backing down. we're expecting to hear from the president himself in minutes when he talks about america's energy industry. his motorcade has just departed from the energy department and we'll bring you that live. let's get to it.

white marvel becomes miss pakistani american muslim marvel.ook creators like edgardo recognize that people need heroes that are created in their image not just rebranded in their image. like when your mom gives you your brother's old clothes and says, look, you got new clothes. i noticed your dude, i would say a light-skinned puerto rican, this is a black puerto rican. >> yes. >> most people make the hero in their own image. >> i make the hero that's always been in my life. the women in my life, my moms, my cousins, my mentors. in my family, we're everything, blankito, white, to negrito, black. if i have the tools and resources to finally tell a story and have a here ocean i won't be egotistical to make it me. that's so whack. quite often as people of color, we don't see ourselves. we have always been invisible. and i had the chance of making this character at the actual puerto rican day parade when a young activist dressed up and little brown, black, puerto rican children would see her eyes popping out. you just saw a superhero for the first

a white van plowing through a crowd of muslim worshippers outside a mosque in the northern part of thesked him, you know, why did you do that. why. you know? innocent people. he goes, i want to kill muslims. >> reporter: members of the muslim community pinning down the 47-year-old white male driver, until police arrived. >> by god's grace we managed to surround him and to protect him from any harm. >> reporter: today a flood of condemnation, and condolences from officials. >> there is no place for this hatred in our country today. and we need to work together as one society, as one community to drive it out, this evil. >> this was quite clearly an attack on muslims. and they were coming from a prayer meeting. we treat this as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the streets of london gripped by growing anxiety. >> isis doesn't have a monopoly on driving trucks and vans into crowds. now we know that there are other terrorists who have done exactly the same thing. >> reporter: tension after three weeks tainted by terror. >> we will stay a strong city. we will ensure that we aren't cowed by t

laughing after they approached the car, when he crashed it and said, quote, i'm going to kill all muslims. >> a white male in his van knew exactly what he was doing. he waited outside thes mosque. his target was muslims. he knew what time prayers were finished. he started plowing his van into them. >> england's prime minister theresa may said the attack is, quote, every bit as sickening, four attacks in three months. one person did die at the scene. investigators, though, at this point say it's unclear if that person's death was or was directly caused by the attack. >>> remembering the dozens of lives lost in a devastating high-rise apartment fire. a moment of silence was held this morning as the death toll went up to 79 people. meantime we're getting our first look at the aftermath left by those flames. these photos provided by london metropolitan police showing the charred ruins. experts believe the materials used to build that building may have helped those flames to spread. two british cabinet ministers say those materials used in a renovation may have been banned under british building regulatio

wars and these men in the 21st century were organizing themselves as organizations like the white and muslim brotherhood. it is just one entity. so that is why it is extremely important. we have been focusing on those who use violence. we haven't paid as much attention to what you call the puddles, the breeding places, those people who get into the hearts and minds of vulnerable people and turn 24e78 towatowara that it's okay to kill homo sexuals, that it's okay to pursue a world view of a society that's based on a 7th century law. that is, i think to begin we should have that clarification. i want to say i came and accepted your invitation to talk about only that group, not to stigmatize those -- >> and i appreciate that. what do we agree on. i was not challenging. i'm trying to find out where are the areas of disagreement. >> much appreciated and completely understand. >> i think we all agree that extreme idealology is important and we must focus on it and we must fight it. but we have to do it within our constitutional per constitutional per ram ters. we can't ban that book. we can't ban

white thor becomes lady thor. ms. pakistan becomes muslim american marvel.f black half latino. he realized people needed heros created in their image, not just rebranded in their image. it's like when your mom gives you your older brother's clothes and says, you've got new clothes. >> you're a light skinned puerto rican. >> she's a black puerto rican. >> yes. most people a lot of times make the hero in their own image. >> the hero that's always been in my life, my moms, my cousins, my mentors and in my family, we're everything, you know. blancito to negrito, black. for me it's like if i have the tools to create a story and make a hero, i'm not going to be egotistical and make myself a hero. we don't see ourselves, we've been invisible. i had the chance of debuting this character at a parade. a young activist lawyer who dressed up. little black, brown puerto rican children and see her with their eyes popping out. i thought to myself, you just saw a super hero for the first time that looks like you. and she'd go up to them and say let me see your super powers.

you have a direct line from the white house for anti-muslim bigotry. i hope as a nation we can take a step back and stop over sensationalizing hate. we saw a horrific attack on members of congress. other members of congress could have been hurt. it's part and parcel the same thing. genning up fear, the worst way possible to violence. i'm concerned. >> dean, stand by with me. i want to go back to phil black, cnn international correspondent on the scene there in london right now. he's joining us via phone. we are watching the live images, phil. looks like a london police officer just went out and spoke with a crowd. we saw the crowd kind of gather around and he went back behind this area that's cordoned off. do you know what was going on? >> not precisely i don't know. the crowd, you can imagine, is a little agitated. there is a mix of people here. these are people who are in or around the mosque, or other locals who have come out to get a sense of what's going on, having seen all the commotion. as i say, quite agitated here, i think it is fair to say. i

[applause] black and white, latino asian-american, native american, crushed -- christian, jew, muslimevery religion, great or gay, we must all stand together. this country belongs to all of us. [applause] as the united states senator from vermont let me give you a brief overview of some of the serious crisis we currently face, crises which do not often get the attention they deserve, just are not talked about. as a student of james madison high school i recall my social studies teacher talking about how there was small, developing countries around the world that .ere oligarchic societies places where the economic and political life of the nation were controlled by a handful of very wealthy people. it never occurred to me as a kid in brooklyn that the united states of america, our great nation, could move in that direction, but that is precisely , in my view, what is happening today. today, in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. americans now own as much wealth as the bottom half of america and one family now owns as much wealth as the bottom 42% o

the allegation is he was the driver of this white van which ploughed into muslims leaving the mosque multiple injuries after being struck by the van. his family describing how completely distressed they were by the course of events and of course, nine people were taken to hospital. darren 0sborne will appear in this court around two o'clock this afternoon in person, and the only thing that can happen is the magistrate can refer it onto the central criminal court, the old bailey, where it is likely darren 0sborne will make his first appearance next week. thank you. a senior police officer has warned that forces in england and wales would struggle to deal with riots on the scale of 2011 because of budget cuts. the chief constable of west midlands police, dave thompson, said the strain was showing after multiple terror attacks. the home office says it's in "detailed engagement" with police over funding. prince philip has cancelled a visit next week to london zoo, as he continues to recover from an infection. the duke of edinburgh spent two nights at the king edward vii hospital in londo

muslim welfare house. let's take a look at what we know so far. police were called to this area finsbury park at 20 past 12:00 this morning. this van described as a white van struck close to that muslim welfare house just after midnight. and we know that the area was full of people who just left ramadan midnight prayers at the center as well as finsbury park. there are a number of mosques in this area. we are in the middle of ramadan. an extremely busy night as worshipers came and went. mark, you have been here for some time. what else are you hearing? >> in terms of the investigation, an important update from scotland yard confirming they believe there was only one suspect. that suspect, a 48-year-old man is in custody. he's being assessed at a hospital. he will be formally questioned. clearly police as matter of urgency will want to determine what the motivation of this man was. whether there are any others out there that might be connected to him that might be planning similar attacks. this of course comes when the counter-terrorism investigation is already extremely high. we had that terrible attack, similar in nature to terms of the van used to pl

white house over president trump's travel ban. this time from the ninth circuit. three judges upholding a decision from a federal judge in hawaii who blocked the ban. the travel ban targets six predominantly muslim nations. the white house says they're confident the travel ban is legal under the president's power to protect the country. today's decision comes three weeks after an appeals court in virginia also ruled against the ban. the trump administration has appealed that ruling to the supreme court. doug mckelway live in washington. >> this ninth circuit ruling was a surprise to no one. the ninth circuit is considered to be the most left-leaning in the country. they're holding the travel ban injunction. it included iraq from the bans and provided a means for immigrants seeking waivers. they cited a presidential tweet from june 5. the tweet read 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. in citing that tweet, the ninth wrote "the president recently confirmed his assessment that it is the countries that are inherently dangerous rather than the 180 million nationals of those countries that are barr

muslim worshipers outside a mosque. one person is dead and several others injured. >> reporter: another night of chaos in london. a white van plowing plowing through a crowd muslim worshipers outside a mosque in the northern part of the city. >> when he was ground i asked him why did he do that, why?, you know, innocent people. he goes, i want to kill muslims. >> reporter: members of the muslim community pinning down the 47-year-old white male driver until police arrived. >> by god's grace we managed to -- we managed to surround him and to protect him from any harm. >> reporter: today a flood of condemnation and the condolences from officials. >> noplace for this hatred in our country today and we need to work together as one so, it's as one community to drive it out this evil. >> this was quite clearly an attack on muslims and they were coming from a prayer meeting. we treat this as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the streets of london gripped by growing anxiety. >> isis doesn't have a monopoly on driving trucks and vans into people into crowds. now we know that there are other terrorists who have done exactly the sam

. >> the last hour won't come until a group of muslims rise and conquer the white house. >> reporter: them british convert abu rumaisa who fled to syria after being arrested for encouraging terrorism. some terrorism experts now think he is the masked man in this isis recruitment video. >> and we will continue to wage jihad. break borders. and one day invade your land. >> reporter: in 2013 the group became infamous for so-called sharia patrols. >> islam is here in london. >> reporter: these cell phone videos show young muslim men confronting non-muslims in the streets of london. >> remove yourself away from the mosque. >> reporter: commanding them to obey islamic laws. >> why are you bothering me? i'm not -- >> because you're walking in a islam area. just like a fag, mate. >> harassing people they thought to be gay. >> you're dirty, mate. >> is that what you do in your sharia patrols? >> we haven't gone on that particular patrol but i'm not going it condemn that. >> you're not? >> i'm not going to -- >> but it's none of your business. >> of course it's my business. as a muslim i'm livi

but he appears to be a 48-year-old white man who may not be muslim. he may have decided to target muslims. there is the picture of the person we believe to be the individual being taken away by london police after he was apprehended by the crowd which converged on the truck. it's unclear if he got out of the van or whether they dragged him out of the van. we heard one witness being interviewed by a sky news reporter that the crowd was about to turn on the man and exact their own form revenge, but cooler heads prevailed and they escorted him to police arriving on the scene. there were 10 people down, though that number may change. one has since died. 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 e

one of the biggest issues is whether or not it discriminates against muslims. the white house has tried its best to not call it a travel ban despite the president's own words in the past. >> i don't think the president cares what you call it. a ban or a restriction. he cares that we call it national security and we take steps to protect the people of this country. it is real sim. mr. everybody wants to get into the labels and the semantics of it but he is trying fregt citizens of this country. the danger is extremely clear. the law is very clear and the need for this executive order is very clear and the president's priority and protecting the people is very clear. full stop. >> it's not a travel plan. >> i want to go back to the issue of this travel ban. >> first of all, it is not a travel ban. >> this is not a travel ban. this is a pause that allows to us better review the existing refugee and visa vetting system. >> when we use words like travel ban, that misrepresents what it is. >>> this was president trump's tweet yesterday. with a one-week notice -- he says it is

white and christian. they are not being groomed within the muslim committee. the gentle man in the hat.guess my religion. on behalf of the sudanese community, we condemn the sudanese community, we condemn the horrible attack in london last night. they do not represent us. i am glad to hear you talking positively about the muslim committee. but you also talk about trust. building trust with the muslim community in order to tackle extremism. you like figures and numbers. there was a recent bit of research from bristol university saying if you are a qualified muslim with a degree, you have three times less chance to get a job than a white person. and that is the research. what can you do to tackle institutional racism? research. what can you do to tackle institutional racism ? if research. what can you do to tackle institutional racism? if you want to build trust between us, how will you tackle institutional racism ? build trust between us, how will you tackle institutional racism? well, i am not aware of that piece of research. if it is correct, then it is an. another statistic. 16%... an

from six muslim countries associated with terrorism. the white house has insisted that to protect national security it must use the pause to assess the reliability. background information proec provided by those countries on visa applicants. a clear victory says trump, i cannot allow people into our country who want to do us harm. >> reporter: by a vote of 6-3 it agreed with the lower courts that the travel ban cannot be enforced against anyone seeking a visa who has a close relative here or wants to come here to study or teach or is coming here to accept a job offer. that means anyone in those categories can still apply for a visa. that's why the challengers say this is a legal win for them. >> president trump, you can't enforce the refugee ban. you can't enforce the muslim ban against those people who are connected to the united states, which has always been the heart of our challenge. >> reporter: three of the court's conservatives, alito and gorsuch and thomas said they would allow it to be enforced without any exceptions. >> i think we're mo

another legal setback, federal appeals court ruling it violates the constitution by targeting muslims but the whiteouse is optimistic the nation's top court will reinstate it. >> we are reviewing that opinion. we can all attest these are dangerous times and we need every available tool to prevent terrorists from committing acts of bloodshed and violence, the executive order to protect this country is fully lawful. any lawyer worth their salt 100 ° with the president within his rights and responsibilities to do what is necessary to protect the country. >> texas attorney general ken paxton has strong words for those against the immigration order telling the daily caller if anyone in his status harmed, quote, the blood is on their hands. >> immigration and customs enforcement making over 100 criminal arrests in just one week as part of a massive sweep in new jersey. the network field office locking up 113 suspect accused of committing crimes ranging from narcotics possession, homicide charges, officials say 93% of those arrested or convicted criminals, 87% have felony convictions. heather: extreme wea

white house skipped the annual ramadan celeb celebration. now this dinner often been attended by prominent members of the u.s. muslim community ghan 1996 during former bill clinton administration. and tenure continued through the bush and obama white house's. now president trump and first lady instead issued this statement saying on behalf of american people melania send out our greetings. the president has gotten criticism about his relations to the muslim community. >> and travel ban. >> would he be attacked or mocked if he went through with it. >> probably both. probably would have gotten it from both. mocking and -- >> darned if you do and darned if you do enters. >> supreme court said it will take up issue of whether a backner colorado had issue to deny a couple a wedding because of his beliefs. he lost lower courts which ruled he discriminated against dave mull ins and charlie craig by refusing to make thj a cake for a wedding reception. >> this is one of those things you think was settled before now. >> i thought so. >> it seems to come back. >> white house suggesting tonight johnny dep p got off light for th

the white house has asked the us supreme court to reinstate a travel ban on people from six mainly muslimountries. it follows an earlier decision by several lower courts that the ban violated constitutional rights. now it's time for world business report. while president trump walks away from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re—affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. and what effect will brexit have on countries like south africa? we have an exciting report. including some wine. it may be a little bit early for wine in the uk but not everywhere in the world. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. in a minute, we'll enter a parallel universe of augmented reality. but first, president trump has said he will pull the united states out of the paris climate change accord, calling it an unfair agreement that would hamstring the american economy while empowering the worst polluting nations. the announcement drew immediate criticism around the world. european leaders said the deal could not be renegotiated. but us coal producers welcomed the d