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authorities saying the three suspects used this van to mow down pedestrians on the london bridge before being shot dead by officers after going on to a stabbing rampage. joining us is brian dillon, also michael balbone. thank you both for being here. brian, i ll start with you on this. we ve got three individuals, three suspects dead. we have 12 more suspects that are in custody. we have a police force in london working hard tonight. you ll see a lot of them if you are there. who do you think these people are? and who do you think they re looking for? well, this is an ongng and expanding investigation right now that is by no means complete at the moment the focus will be on trying to understand exactly who these individuals are and who are the people potentially in a wider network, which is why we have seen swift action today to arrest 12 people associated
spokesperson for the mayor is saying we re not going to pay it any mind at this moment. i think that s true, that he is saying that. but i think his reaction to president trump s comments is in a way actually more forceful than that and it points up just what an extraordinary situation we re in. you have here the mayor of london, albeit through a spokesman saying i m too busy to deal with the nonsense from the president of the united states. that s in essence what he s saying and i think that points to a very strong reaction against what president trump said. now, president trump not frankly the most popular figure in the united kingdom to start off with, so i think that the comments in those tweets is getting a certain amount of attention, but from what i can tell from this distance, predominantly negative attention. lso, wt the president has said here, daniel, and i ll read one of his reactions, quote, whatever the united states can do to help out in london and the u.k., we will b
of intelligence. and i think we ve seen that or we ve heard reports of that from other intelligence services that are traditionally allies of the united states. not to try to connect overly desperate matters but of course the famous oval office meeting that president trump had with the russian foreign minister. right. and it looks like the connection there with niles had a little bit of technical difficulty. daniel, if you are still with us thank you as well. thank you both for your reflection, and i guess what nile was trying to express was that based on recent developments related to intelligence, ether that was would affect this pticular case, which has happened in the last 24 hours. he posited that question, if it were to continue in manners of recent situations that it would not be the most advantageous for progress. all right. a short time ago police in london hauled away the van. we were showing that to you that was used yesterday as part of the terror attack that left
mayor and the president have met via twitter, if you will. the mayor has been critical of president trump s plan for a travel ban, as both a candidate and now that he s in office, he is the first big city mayor who is muslim in europe. and, so, there has already been tension that exists. and president trump was reacting to just a few of those words and apparently disregarding all of the other thing it is mayor said. and in what is really striking is the criticism coming while the mayor and london and the united kingdom more broadly are kind of in the midst of the crisis. you can have a dispute over the approaches to responding to terror and terror attacks and what is the best public footing. but to do it in the midst of the crisis is notable. also the president has been trying to get attention back on his travel ban because that has been tied up in the courts. it has not been able to get into the effect and thursday the