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Thing, its scary. >> that is one of the things that authorities doctoring to be dealing with. we heard malcolm nance talk about how witness statements can often be wrong. a witness statement from a security officer is going to be key as we move forward. the other thing is heavily trafficked pedestrian areas. london bridge on a saturday night would have been packed. so would borough market have been packed. authorities around the world, in this country and the uk, are always concerned with what t...

Additional issue. therefore, you know, we did constructive relations with this organization, given we set up the russian nato council in rome but it all cease to be and effectively no longer is working, not because of our -- not because of us to blame, not our initiative, but the lack of instruments of cooperation is bad because it doesnt give us an opportunity to constructively cooperate. >> whats your take? >> so i think what hes really talking about there is what security analysts call the gr...

Exasperating as this has gained momentum in washington. that was reflected in the response we got today from the foreign ministers. the spokesperson calling the washington post story mccarthyism or internal squabbles. the can kremlin did not respond to our request for comment chchlt now, hopes for a reset in the relationship with the u.s. have been fading by the week here. gary kohn trumps economic advisor saying friday that far from softening sanctions on russia they might even consider toughen...

People arewiering her, instagramming her, facetiming her. >> wow. president trump, who is in the middle east right now, trying to broker peace while taking a hard line on terrorism, condemned the attack. >> thank you. dozens of innocent people, beautiful, young children, savagely murdered in this heinous attack upon humanity. i repeat again that we must drive out the terrorists and the extremists from our midst. obliterate this evil ideology and protect and defend our citizens and people of the ...

Responsibility but sunni terror groups like isis have attacked shiite shines in the past. >> u.s. president, dwt did the, fired the legendary federal prosecutor, preet bharara, he was fired for refuse tog re-sign on friday along with more than 40 other u.s. attorneys who were forced out. they have learned that president trumps aide called him on thursday that he wouldnt answer because of rules forbidding any such contact. one of the biggest shopping malls was closed on saturday over fears of a p...

A florida man was accused of setting a convenience store on fire wanting to run the arabs out of our country. they say richard lloyd told them he thought the owners were muslim and that he was doing his part for america. he has been charged and officials are investigating whether it was a hate crime. the store owners are actually of indian dissent. the fire did not cause much damage to their store. one of the biggest shopping malls in germany was closed saturday over fears of a possible terror...

Connor is in jerusalem with more on this story. >> they were there recovering mostly from their wounds, battling the taliban out in the battlefield. it was in the tell a man who claimed responsibility for this attack today. in fact, it was isis, a new insurgent group there for the afghan war. isis has been growing in strength, but this type of attack is it something we have not seen from isis, its the hallmark of the taliban who regularly carry out attacks across afghanistan. this has a lot of s...

Authentic. not necessarily somebody from the inside of our own intelligence community. >> eric, you asked people if they want to contact you securely, which many people may want to do, particularly with journalists, that they should use apps like signal or whatsapp which are encrypted. wikileaks says the cia and british intelligence are capable of bypassing the security in those kinds of apps even before the app itself can encrypt it. i didnt know before these leaks that that was possible. whats...

Afghanistan. its the type of attack weve not seen from them in the past. its a more complex -- well-planned traditional attack weve by the haqani network and for security analysts and those working in kabul this is alarming to see isis carry out this type of attack. its just not the type of capabilities weve seen them carry out or have in the past. if youre now throwing this into the equation in terms of the stability in afghanistan have you the taliban who have long carried out these attacks an...

Threatened the company with a criminal action. what really happened here is spitzer. i was on a conference call with security analysts when one of them asked me, what is the regulatory environment like today. i said its like a murder charge. sitting in his office, spitzers office, was the ex-attorney general who is representing a client. one of spitzers deputies said did you hear what greenberg said? pointed and said, i said that he was guilty of that. he said im going to take greenberg down in ...