the bombing killed 22 people that were leaving an ariana grande concert and most of them are young people. reporter teri okita is live in manchester with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this was a pop concert with a lot of young people in attendance and officials said of the dozens injured, 12 were under the age of 16. [ sound of crashing ] oh my god! >> reporter: are ariana grande fans were starting to leave when the bomb went off. [ screaming ] the crowd began to panic and ran for the manchester arena. >> we heard a massive -- massive bomb from the corner of the arena and people were running in different directions. >> i started to run. i didn't know what to do. >> among the dead, georgina callander and 8-year-old, saffie roussos. >> this attack stands out for the appalling signaling cowardice deliberately targeting innocent and defenseless

ariana grande reaekted by expressing sore row on social media. in just a short time ago president trump addressed attack saying u.s. stands in solidarity with england. you can dot twist. >> i know. >> this with a wedding staple. >> right. exactly. >> this is not really of ilk so to say. >> you're right everybody knows how to do the twist. >> we have twisty weather day here. we're going to start a little dry and little wet and then we'll dry it out tomorrow and get a >> oh, my gosh. >> i see. >> backwards twist. >> cloudy and dry during the morning hours. unlike yesterday we won't have rain in the morning commute. later today the rain moves back into the pictures as we head to evening hours. watching that nats game really closely. shower threat remains through thursday. we're not talking total washout here. we're talking periods of rain are possible and anywhere between now and then through the morning hours thursday and then finally dry out by friday which is great news. zip trip. ellicott city i'll be there and steve chenevey and allison seymour

local time at a concert by a ariana grande witness accounts appeared that device exploded outside the venue as people were leaving. huge crowds, a massive arena, 21,000 people, reports indicate it was almost full. a massive explosion, scenes of panic and sadly, many young fans at this concert and there are heartbreaking reports that there are still parents searching for their missing children on social media. ariana grande has tweeted that she is safe but she said that she is broken, from the bottom of my heart. sadly the police in manchester have confirmed that there are indeed children amongst those who were killed. >> arthel: thank you very much, and our london bureau. >> kelly: the hands of radical extremists leave another deadly mark overseas. will it lead to new security measures here at home? that is a question many are asking. a terrorism expert tells us what we should expect to see at entertainment venues in the near future. before we go to that particular story, we want to talk about steve rogers who is here to talk to us. teresa mae is holding a crisis response meeting, the

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this is ariana grande. she has a huge young fan base. this concert hall holds about 21,000 people. so it would have been a massive crush for the exits. there were reports initially of people with cuts, with bloody faces, it wasn't clear whether they were some sort of explosive injuries or if they had been injured trying to get out of the arena. we later learned from some paramedics, volunteer first responders on the scene that they were treating shrapnel-like injuries. and we've also heard subsequently from a number of eyewitnesses that this was in fact an explosion. one witness telling local media here that he was there to pick up his wife and daughter who had been at the concert. the concert had just finished. people were coming out. he was approaching the arena. he said he was fairly close to the blast, and that it threw him back 30 feet. when he came to, he said that he just saw carnage, bodies. so that gives you a sense of what it was like outside this concert hall. still a very active scene. mancheste

>>> for tuesday, may 23rd, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariana grande said she's, "broken" after her terrorized concert. >> tonight we have coverage from around the world. jennifer is in england, at manchester arena. nischelle turner is outside madison square garden. but we begin with kevin frazier in hollywood. . >>> today is supposed to be a day of celebration here in hollywood as michael bay is being honored at the chinese theater on hollywood boulevard. on everyone's mind is the horrific attack in manchester. so many celebrities reaching out and sending their condolences to the victims. >>> i mean, i don't have the words for it. i just have absolute -- it's devastating -- devastating and for the families that are going through this now -- this is -- it's not even to be discussed. it's just to be -- pray for them. >> my heart goes out to everyone out there. i hope she's okay. >> i'm not sure what to say. i'm terrified and i don't know what to say to my daughter. >> actress salma hajek was at the cannes film festival when she heard about the attack. >> my daughter, ariana grand

death outside ariana grande concerts raced to 2. we know some of the dead are children. 359 others hurt. police are treating this as terrorist incident. one man is believed toe exploded suicide bomb aat manchester arena ariana grande us is spenled the rest of her world tour. >> president trump will reportedly cut 3.62 trillion dollars in federal spending over ten years and 8 0 0 billion of that will be to medicade. environmental protection agency will take a big hit. congress has to approve the proposal. >> justice department is looking for more ways to cut funding for sanctuary cities. officials can seek ways to withhold funds for any place refusing to honor detaining requests. the department may taylor grants to. >> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> today is tuesday, may 23, 2017. michael thomas starts us off talking about weather. >> wisdom, maureen, good morning to you both, happy tuesday, we'll make it through the fivrtd half of the day dry. morning commute not as wet as yes

it happened two hours ago at a ariana grande concert. manchester is the second largest city in england. the arena seats 21,000 people and it was packed. video and pictures of the aftermath poured into social media. you can see a panicked crowd there running out of the arena. some people at the concert described the explosion as a loud bang that echoed around the foyer. we've got more on the breaking news from ktvu's marty francis who has been monitoring the situation from our newsroom. monty? >> reporter: the explosion went off outside an arena just as ariana grande was finishing her last song. the explosion could be heard inside the venue and there was a mad rush as people stormed out of the manchester arena. following that explosion, there are unconfirmed reports this is the work of a suicide bomber wearing a backpack and manchester hospitals are treating patients with injuries from a nail bomb. now, you'll recall the nail bombs are used by suicide bombers and the belgium attacks last year, but again, these reports are preliminary and

ariana grande tweeted right after the concert, broken. from the bottom of my heart i am so, so sorry. i don't have words. today grande landing back in the u.s., greeted by her family and boca raton, florida. around the world and at home, leaders condemning the heinous attacks. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives, murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsrs because they would like that term. >> reporter: isis has claimed responsibility for this attack. >> although they claim responsibility for virtually every attack, we have not verified yet the connection. >> reporter: at home in the u.s., authorities are on high alert. they've beefed up security at vulnerable open venues ranging from sporting events to concerts. all around the world, signs of solidarity. the eiffel tower. the colosseum in rome. dark in honor of the lives lost. and here in manchester, there's an unbreakable spirit as hundreds gather to honor the 22 killed. >> whatever our religion, whatever our beliefs or our politics

it happened as thousands of people, many of them teenagers, were leaving an ariana grande concert. just moments ago - president trump addressed the attacks while visiting the west bank. we get much more now on the the horror that played out in manchester from molly hunter. and as the chaos manchester arena-- ariana grande reached out to fans on twitter, saying " broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so sorry. i don't have words." grande who had just wrapped up her concert was not hurt. our converage continues now-- the bombing in manchester england triggering security concerns across the globe. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. the department of homeland security is closely monitoring news out of the united kingdom after an explosion outside a concert arena left 22 dead and dozens more injured. d-h-s warned that the public may see heightened u.s. security at similar public venues where crowds so-called "soft target" areas that terrorists increasingly pinpoint. d-h-s is also telling u-s citizens in manchester to contact the u.s. embassy in london for assistance and foll

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>>> tonight -- ariana grande's tour. new photos of ariane back home in florida. >> i'm on the ground here in manchester for the search for missing teenage fans. >> i'm terrified. i don't know what to say to my daughter. >> pray for them. >> how security is being ramped up stateside. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. . >>> then, kamar. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. >> why is miley getting in the middle? >>> and voice is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good how will blake deal? >> i've been trying to get fired for years around here. >>> for tuesday, may 23rd, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariane grande said she's quote, broken after her concert. >> tonight we have coverage from around the world. jennifer is in england, at manchester arena. nischelle turner is outside madison square garden. but we begin with kevin frazier in hollywood. >> a day of celebration here in hollywood as michael bay is being honored at the chinese theater on hollywood boul

some were separated from their parents in the chaos. >> ariana grande was not injured. she is canceling the rest of her tour. she is broken from the bottom of my heart. i don't have words. they are reviewing video of a man connected to the explosion but he is not identified. there are no claims of responsibility. >> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage and turn to mornings on 2. there will be a lot of new developments through the night. we will have updates on ktvu.com. >>> in san francisco, there were terrifying moments for a family visiting from missouri. a homeless woman tried to grab a 2 and a half-year-old boy from his mother. bystanders pinned her to the ground until police arrived. >> people were trying to pull the suspect off the kid. there was screaming involved. >> on the video it appeared the subject had attempted and grabbed the child. there was a struggle. >> we are told she faces a felony kidnapping charge. >> antioch police have a suspect in custody after a stand off at 12:30. it started with a shooting. they followed the suspect to a hope on san joaqui

>>> tonight -- ariana grande's tour. new photos of ariana back home in florida. as we learn more about the blast that killed young concert goers. >> i'm on the ground here in manchester for the search for missing teenage fans. >> as we terms to come to grips with the tragedy. >> i'm terrified. i t daughter. >> pray for them. >> how security is being ramped up stateside. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. the nypd deployed a task force due to heightened concerns. >>> then, karma. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. it's time for her to finish it. does she have a new feud with miley? >>> and "the voice" is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good? >> trying to get fired for years now. what's it take to get fired around here? >> now for may 23rd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariana grande says she's broken after the terrorist attack that took the lives of her young fans. coverage from around the world. we are in england at the arena where the senseless act took place, and michelle turner outsid

this was at the conclusion of the ariana grande concert. currently, we have 19 people confirmed to have lost their lives in the explosion, and around 50 casualties that are being treated at six hospitals across greater manchester. my thoughts are very much with those that have been injured and lost their lives, and their loved ones, at this terrible time. we are doing all that we can to support them. officers from greater manchester police and emergency services are working at the scene, and are supporting those affected. we are automating the operation here at greater manchester police headquarters. an emergency number is available for all those concerned about their loved ones, or anyone who may have been in the area. the number is 0161856 91100. we are currently treating this as a terrorist incident, until we have further information. we are working closely with national counterterrorism policing network and uk intelligence partners. this is clearly a very concerning time for everyone. we are doing all that we can, working with local and

and as you know ariana grande very popular pop stwar the tween audience. that's why there are so many young people there and they're confirming at least 22 dead. there were children among them according to the people who attended, it had just ended when chaos broke out. >> oh, my gosh. [ bleep] what's going on? >> reporter: a deadly explosion rocking manchester arena in england. the blast sending panicked concert goers including many young fans of pop singer, ariana grande running for the exits and jumping over barricades. >> it was just bodies scattered about everywhere. at least 20/30 people on the floor that you could see straight off were just, just dead.

the number of dead has also risen. 22 people killed, 59 injured at yesterday's ariana grande concert. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack, and this evening, ariana grande has returned to florida after suspending her world tour. in a show of strength and resilience, as hundreds gathered outside manchester city hall for a vigil. some latest signs that read, love for all. more on the attacks including a live report from manchester at 6:30. >>> acts of terror designed to sow seeds of mistrust. >> a bay area woman is working to bridge divides and culture. john ramose with more. >> reporter: at the whistle stop community center in san rafael, people gathered to get to know a complete stranger. moina is a muslim woman from fremont, introducing herself to the bay area. a place she has lived for more than 40 years. >> i did not realize that after 40 years i would be reaching out to people, telling them who i am. come meet me. >> reporter: she created a person -- program called, meet a muslim. she answers questions that anybody may have about muslim people. she says those who. muslim

in the meantime, another singer we are talking about, ariana grande. and her manchester benefit concert. >> the 90s album being made into a musical. it's a little ironic. don't you think? "the skinny" is next. >> it's like rain. like rain. ♪ skinny so skinny >> skinny time. we have news on a benefit concert hosted by ariana grande for the victims of the manchester terror attack. >> learning details about it now. of course, ariana grande said she was absolutely devastated following that attack. but we are learning now that miley cyrus says that she is going to join ariana grande on stage for the concert titled one love manchester. >> justin bieber will be at that event. all proceeds will go to the we love manchester emergency fund. pharrell, katy perry and cold play will perform. >> the big event in manchester. fans that attended the last show, last monday that ended in tragedy. will be given free tickets. everyone else will have to sign up for general admission seats. >> great show for a great cause. >> yeah. >> we, speaking of great show. for those

>>> tonight -- ariana grande's tour. new photos of ariana back home in florida. as we learn more about the blast that killed young concert goers. >> i'm on the ground here in manchester for the search for missing teenage fans. >> as we terms to come to grips with the tragedy. >> i'm terrified. i don't know what to say to my daughter. >> pray for them. >> how security is being ramped up stateside. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. the nypd deployed a task force due to heightened concerns. >>> then, karma. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. it's time for her to finish it. does she have a new feud with miley? >>> and "the voice" is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good? >> trying to get fired now. what's it take to get fired around here? >> now for may 23rd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariana grande says she's broken after the terrorist attack that took the lives of her young fans. coverage from around the world. we are in england at the arena where the senseless act took place, and miche

georgina callander was aged 18, seen here with ariana grande ata aged 18, seen here with ariana grande at a previous event. and eight—year—old saffie roussos was amongst those killed. it was an attack directed at young people, at innocence. the first victim to be named was georgina callander, an 18—year—old who was studying health and social care at runshaw college in lancashire. at eight years old, saffie roussos was the youngest person known to have been killed in the attack so far. they were among the thousands who had travelled to the manchester arena earlier in the evening, looking forward to a great night out. our special correspondent, ed thomas, has this report on the victims of terror. the youngest life lost — eight—year—old saffie roussos, at the concert with her mother and sister from lancashire. today her headteacher said she was simply a beautiful little girl, loved by everyone. also killed, student georgina callander. she idolised ariana grande. this was the teenager meeting the singer in 2015. this afternoon, runshaw college said... and the latest of the 22

panic and death at an ariana grande concert. at least 19 dead, 50 injured, following an explosion just moments after the singer stepped offstage in northern england. frenzied concertgoers fleeing the stadium. the stories from inside the chaos. >> there was a lot of screaming and a lot of parents trying to sort their families together. >> now the investigation across europe. police treating this as a terrorist incident. reportedly exploring the possibility of a suicide bomber. are there additional threats to other cities tonight? and who could be responsible for this attack? "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. breaking news out of manchester, england tonight. a deadly blast outside of an ariana grande concert, killing at least 19, injuring at least 50. police treating this as a terrorist incident. the leading theory? a suicide bomber. we turn now to abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran in london. terry? >> reporter: byron, it was right at the end of the ariana grande concert tonigh

manchester arena where ariana grande had just sang her last song at her concert there. at this point we have reports of at least 22 dead. some are just children. 59 injured. the greater manchester police says this bears the hallmarks of a suicide bomb attack carried out likely by a single person. at this point they believe they know who that person may be, however, they're not identifying that person at this time. now we are told that manchester arena was sold out at the time. it is a 21,000 arena. now this morning we do have word there is still search for missing people there and that prime minister may will make her way to manchester later today. back in to you. >> justin finch live at the british embassy for us. thank you. >>> back here at home, the russia investigation continues to cast a cloud over the trump administration. >> we're now learning that former national security adviser michael flynn plans to plead the fifth. he is invoking his right against self-incrimination after a senate subpoena for personal documents in the russia documentation. a source close to

ariana grande, as you were sister were watching ariana grande, as you were pointing out, perform at the manchester arena. they were all leaving the venue at around 10115, a huge bomb like bang that went off that panicked everyone and they were all trying to flee the arena.

ariana grande, once a child star, now a global pop icon. the 23—year—old rose to fame after starring in a tv series on nickelodeon called victorious. she then turned to music and topped the charts with her songs. on social media, she is one of only six people in the world who have more than 100 million followers on instagram. on snapchat, she's one of the most viewed. and her trademark bunny ears are popular with millions. she's the best thing ever. she's nice and she's kind, and she's really pretty. she's just amazing. nine—year—old summer describes herself as the pop star's number one fan. she went to the concert last night after getting a ticket for christmas. if i saw ariana grande, just sat right there, i would cry! with joy. and i would hug her, and i'd do anything to meet ariana grande. tens of thousands of fans packed manchester arena to see ariana grande. many of them were children. the singer responded to the attack on twitter by saying... other celebrities with young fans have taken to social media to pay tribute to those

the ariana grande concert was just ending about 10:30 p.m. in the evening when this huge sound, explosive sound went off plausibly in the ticket area in this arena. it is one of the largest arenas, holds about 21,000 people according to some of the numbers that we are seeing. it's clearly packed tonight for this concert of the american performer ariana grande. mike baker, former cia operative joins us on the phone with his thoughts as we kind of sift through the information as we get it tonight but clearly an enormous law enforcement response here. you can see fire engines going by the end of the street there. your thoughts on all this? >> certainly in my time, which is the best security branch. have a lot of experience in thi this. post blast the answers take a little bit of time and that's frustrating for everybody in a situation like this. the fact of the matter is, the fbi is already offered. it's obviously speculation, but once again, in the world of speculation, if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, it's probably terrorism. >>

performing last night, the singer ariana grande. she has tweeted after the attack here that she was broken, from the bottom of her heart. take that have announced they are postponing their plan show tonight in liverpool. colin paterson, of entertainment corresponded, reports. it was a situation with which any parent could identify. dropping your children off at an event they've been looking forward to for months and coming back to pick them up a couple of hours' later. they'd come to see ariana grande's dangerous woman tour but ended up being the ones in danger. members of an audience which became the target of a terrorist attack. the singer made her name as a children's tv star and still attracts a very young, predominantly female fan base. many in the crowd pre—teens, some as young as seven or eight. entertainment stars expressed their horror at the night's event. it shocks me every time we hear this sort of news, that attacks like this can happen, but especially when there will be so many children at this concert tonight. we'll

ariana grande, she was... sorry to interrupt but i got there before you! she was of course performing in manchester on the night of that attack on the 22nd of may. she is going to perform a benefit concert for the victims of that attack. the concert will take place on sunday the 4th of june concert will take place on sunday the 4th ofjune at the emirates old trafford in manchester. ariana grande will perform, but many others will be performing as well, including justin bieber, coldplay, katy perry, miley cyrus, ashya, take that, they are all going to perform. and all the proceeds from this show will go towards the emergency front set up by manchester city to in partnership with the british red cross. that concert will take place on monday, and we will have more on that from our entertainment correspondent colin paterson in the next few moments. returning to the election... the scottish national party has launched its manifesto for the general election, promising to reverse cuts in welfare and to boost public sector pay. speaking in perth, the party leader,

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singer ariana grande back home in florida today tweeted, broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so sorry. i don't have words. tonight, manchester in mourning. families flocking to this memorial trying to make sense of the tragedy. your teacher was there? a little girl who stopped me in the square wanted to tell me about her teacher who escaped the explosion and she summoned the words that capture the mood of this wounded city. >> i just feel sad for all the people who did die and who are sick or ill or have got hurt. >> reporter: we're all very sad. children mourning children here. as officials piece together what happened here last night, we are learning a lot more about the suspected bomber and the device used to kill and maim so many children. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details for us. >> reporter: their cries filled the 21,000-seat concert arena, mostly teenaged girls screaming in terror when the bomb exploded just after the encore. >> we were in the arena. we heard a bomb. and i just run for my life. >> reporter:

panic and death at an ariana grande concert. at least 22 dead, 59 injured following an explosion just moments after the singer stepped off stage in northern england. frenzied concertgoers fleeing the stadium. their stories from inside the chaos. >> there was a lot of screaming and a lot of parents trying to sort their family together. >> reporter: now the investigation across europe. police treating this as a terrorist incident, reportedly exploring the possibility of a suicide bombing. are there additional threats to other cities tonight? and who could be responsible for this attack? "nightline" will be right back. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. breaking news out of manchester, england tonight. a deadly blast outside of an ariana grande concert, killing at least 22, injuring at least 59. police treating this as a terrorist incident. the leading theory? a suicide bomber. we turn now to abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran in london. terry? >> reporter: byron, it was right at the end of the ariana grande

it was at the end of an ariane dirt grand a concert. —— ariana grande. there were reports of a loud bang coming from inside the arena and the pictures you are seeing is some of the footage shot by somebody on their phone on what is clearly panic and hysteria as people are concerned for their safety. those pictures are coming in in the last few minutes or so. coming in in the last few minutes or so. there are suggestions from eyewitnesses that they have been casualties but that has not been confirmed a local ambulance or greater manchester police. there are there but i there certainly selim stage suggesting it. an explosion stage suggesting it was an explosion although eyewitnesses say it sounded like an explosion and that's certainly what people have been writing on social media who have been leaving that concert venue. the emergency services are in attendance, greater manchester police are there. as i say, in the last 20 minutes or so, they are upgrading that incident, as it were, to a serious incident. that is something they were not saying a few minut

pop star ariana grande. 19 people confirmed dead. >> dozens also hurt. it's feared the toll will rise in what police are considering a terrorist incidents. u.s. officials says the attack was probably carried by a suicide bomber. >> cnn spoke to one of the concert goers who took his 10-year-old little brother to see ariana as a birthday present. >> we got to the concert about 7:00 p.m. and then had a good time everything like this this. it was really good first concert he had ever been to. then about -- about 10:40 the explosion happened. and we was walking up the stairs about to leave and the exact same direction where the actual explosion happened. >> you heard the explosion very clearly. >> oh, yeah. it wasn't 40 feet away. the boom rattled in my chest. you could feel it in the ground. and it was just horrific. >> well that poor little boy. well cnn national security analyst skeef hall joins from us tucson arizona. good to have you with us. the obvious situation is why didn't the intelligence officials in this case the brits counterterrorism why didn't

but tonight ariana grande is silenced no more. the pop icon writing in a statement today -- "we won't let this divide us. we won't let hate win." vowing to perform again in this battered city, a benefit concert "in honor of and to raise money for the victims and their families." all around england, signs of that critical alert. hospitals ordered to prepare for an attack. in manchester this evening we were there as s.w.a.t. teams swarmed downtown. minutes ago, tremendous amount of screaming here. police telling people to get back. that was a false alarm, but it was the real thing at this man's house two hours south of here.n were three to four officers right at the door pointing guns. >> reporter: his family member arrested, one of multiple ongoing searches in the country. >> matt is with us live from england. word has got that ariana grande plans to return? >> reporter: that's right, and 2 million likes on social media. folks in manchester say they can't wait to welcome her back. one young woman saying it shows that ariana grande

this was the ariana grande concert in manchester. police have now cleared what was a very chaotic situation in this area. live pictures and video coming to us from sky news. this happened about 10:30 local time there. police are calling this a possible terror incident. it's the first time they've said that. they're also giving us an update on the number of people killed. manchester police saying 19 people are now dead in this incident. 50 people at least are injured. ariana grande's publicist says the singer was not hurt, but you can see the emergency response. one man at the concert told the british media the force of the blast actually picked him up off his feet, threw him 30 feet into the air before he hit the ground. as of right now, we are told confirmation, 19 people have been killed, at least 50 others have been injured at the ariana grande concert in manchester england. police are calling this a possible terror attack. more as we get it and more in the cbs evening news coming up at 5:30. >>> drama in flight. a united airlines

ariana grande reaccionÓ enviando un tweet minutos despuÉs del ocurrido. en letras minÚsculas escribiÓ lo siguiente: quebrada desde el fondo de mi corazÓn, lo siento mucho, no tengo palabras. javier: la cantante decidiÓ suspender, por el momento, su gira. era una gira que iba a llevar no sÓlo al viejo continente, sino tambiÉn a america latina. participaba en junio en paÍses de amÉrica del sur. carolina: es un caso que nos toca a todos. especialmente, porque estamos hablando de niÑos y adolescentes. una pequeÑa de 8 aÑos pierde su vida porque en el momento de tanto caos se separÓ de ellas. fue ahÍ donde terminÓ todo. javier: trabajo como agente especial del fbi investigÓ casos de terrorismo y espionaje. hoy es presidente y sin duda un reconocido experto de seguridad. lo hemos invitado nuestro programa desde nueva york para preguntar acerca de lo que todo el mundo se estÁ preguntando, quÉ se puede hacer en este tipo de ataques? gracias por estar con nosotros. buenas tardes. >> gracias. buenas tardes. javier: reitero la pregunta. cÓmo se pue

panic and death at an ariana grande concert. at least 19 dead, 50 injured, following an explosion just moments after the singer stepped offstage in northern england. frenzied concertgoers fleeing the stadium. the stories from inside the chaos. >> there was a lot of screaming and a lot of parents trying to sort their families together. >> now the investigation across europe. police treating this as a terrorist incident. reportedly exploring the possibility of a suicide bomber. are there additional threats to other cities tonight? and who could be responsible for this attack? "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. breaking news out of manchester, england tonight. a deadly blast outside of an ariana grande concert, killing at least 19, injuring at least 50. police treating this as a terrorist incident. the leading theory? a suicide bomber. we turn now to abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran in london. terry? >> reporter: byron, it was right at the end of the ariana grande concerto so ma

a suicide bomber detonating an explosive at an ariana grande concert. right now, new details about the suspect and harrowing stories of survival. >>> also breaking news in the south bay. huge flames shooting into the night sky. local businesses destroyed by that fire. >>> but first, our mt. tam cam shows what many of us are waking up to, fog, as a cooldown moves into the bay area, here's mike nicco on what you can expect. >> a little mist but no rain as you can see on live doppler 7. let's look at what's going on, gorgeous sun rise from sutro tower this morning. we'll use that for our backdrop in the 12 hour day planner showing temperatures milder, mid- -- well, say 51 to 61. the bottom row is your coastal forecast. around the bay at noon 72 to 76 at 4:00. still going to be toasty inland 81 to 86. i think the east bay will hit

the singer ariana grande announces she's returning to perform in manchester less than two weeks after the bombing that left 22 people dead. police say three men arrested in connection with the manchester bombing have been released without charge. eleven people remain in custody. the mother of zookeeper rosa king — who was killed by a tiger — says she loved herjob and wouldn't have done anything else. coming up later... newsnight asks how different generations are approaching this election, with an audience split evenly between people over 60 and people under 30. that's at midnight, here on the news channel. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has apologised for not knowing the cost of one of labour's key election pledges on childcare. it was a policy he was out campaigning on today — but during a bbc interview this morning he struggled to come up with the numbers for how much it would cost to extend free childcare in england. the conservatives called it a car—crash interview. here's our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. i'd better get a c

but tonight ariana grande is silenced no more. the pop icon writing in a statement today -- "we won't let this divide us. we won't let hate win." vowing to perform again in this battered city, a benefit concert "in honor of and to raise money for the victims and their families." all around england, signs of that critical alert. hospitals ordered to prepare for an attack. in manchester this evening we were there as s.w.a.t. teams swarmed downtown. minutes ago, tremendous amount of screaming here. police telling people to get back. that was a false alarm, but it was the real thing at this man's house two hours south of here. >> when i opened the door there were three to four officers right at the door pointing guns. >> reporter: his family member arrested, one of multiple ongoing searches in the country. >> matt is with us live from england. word has gotten out that ariana grande plans to return? >> reporter: that's right, and 2 million likes on social media. folks in manchester say they can't wait to welcome her back. one young wom

los hechos ocurrieron minutos despuÉs de que terminar el concierto de la cantante ariana grande en la ciudad de manchester, inglaterra, y justo dos meses despuÉs del ataque en londres a las afueras del parlamento britÁnico. dentro del lugar, luces prendidas y globos rosas repartidas de las mÁs de 20.000 personas en la arena manchester, la mayorÍa jÓvenes que terminaban de disfrutar del concierto de la cantante ariana grande. afuera, testigos describen un sonido retumbante y una explosiÓn presuntamente de un atacante suicida cuando los asistentes comenzaban a salir. >> estamos manejando este incidente como un acto terrorista. enrique: la explosiÓn ocurrió alrededor de las siete de la noche en las inmediaciones de la arena y provocÓ caos al interior entre quienes buscaban salir del lugar ante el terror y la confusiÓn. muchas personas tuvieron ataques que transportaban de forma gratuita la gente hace hoteles y otros establecimientos seguros. al menos seis oficiales en el Área atendiendo a pacientes, entre ellos como menores de edad que acudieron al concierto. delgado se encont

an explosion rips through a crowd outside an ariana grande concert killing 22 people. breaking details on the investigation and the victims. >>> fighting for freedom. a local man who's been behind bars for decades could be released after working for years to clear his name. >>> and setting up a fight. a brawl planned on line leaves students and officers hurt. now more arrests are expected. >>> it's 5:30. good morning and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. warmer, but at least we won't have to deal with rain at least during the day. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> we're at 61. just went up a degree. it's been fluctuating a little in philadelphia. this is a mostly cloudy view. the clouds will break for some sunshine, but the clouds won't leave us completely during the day today. a little fog this morning. in some of the suburbs, light fog in pottstown. improving in lancaster, was down to zero visibility. pottstown had zero visibility first th

ariana grande, people have been talking to tmc. they're reporting she's thinking about canceling her show on thursday night. that might've been a foregone conclusion. rather the end of her show, she is fine. she walked behind the curtain at about 10:35 p.m. that's when the first calls started coming in about this explosion. as we were talking, it was very confusing for everybody because everybody who was inside was streaming out kept saying they heard something. they heard the explosion. they felt the explosion but they didn't see anything. they didn't see any smoke. the videotaped taken inside the arena and then suddenly, within 30-45 minutes, we got these reports of multiple dead. and yet nobody was inside the arena saw anything of the sort. we saw some people walking out of the arena with minor injuries and then it fits together when they said it was in the foyer of the arena outside. that's when the arena came out a short time later saying it was not inside the foyer, it was not in the lobby. it was outside by the box office ar

ariana grande will return to manchester for a benefit concert to aid the victims of the bombing last week. this is kaza khsta n bombing last week. this is kazakhstan desert. they revive the ancient trade routes east to west. live from our studios in singapore and london... this is bbc world news. it is newsday. good morning, it is sam here in singapore, 1am in london and in california, at test missile interceptor has been fired to ta ke missile interceptor has been fired to take out an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was launched from an air force base in california and the test comes amid heightened tensions with north korea which has been developing long—range weapons in defiance of international sanctions. i spoke to our correspondent earlier from los angeles. this interceptor was launched from vandenberg air force base along the central california coast and this is not the first time that a test of this nature, at least as it was applied previously to short—range missiles was carried out. this is designed to intercept a long—range missile and it successfully d id lon

but tonight ariana grande is silenced no more. the pop icon writing in a statement today -- "we won't let this divide us. we won't let hate win." vowing to perform again in this battered city, a benefit concert "in honor of and to raise money for the victims and their families." all around england, signs of that c hospitals ordered to prepare for an attack. in manchester this evening we were there as s.w.a.t. teams swarmed downtown. minutes ago, tremendous amount of screaming here. police telling people to get back. that was a false alarm, but it was the real thing at this man's house two hours south of here. >> when i opened the door there were three to four officers right at the door pointing guns. >> reporter: his family member arrested, one of multiple ongoing searches in the country. >> matt is with us live from england. word has gotten out that ariana grande plans to return? >> reporter: that's right, and 2 million likes on social media. folks in manchester say they can't wait to welcome her back. one young woman saying it s

this was at the conclusion of the ariana grande concert. currently, we have 19 people confirmed to have lost their lives in the explosion, and around 50 casualties that have been treated at six hospitals across greater manchester. my thoughts are very much with those that have been injured and lost their lives and their loved ones at this terrible time. we are doing all that we can to support them. this is from greater manchester police and emergency services are working at the scene and supporting those affected. we are coordinating the operation here at greater manchester police headquarters. an emergency number is available for all those concerned about their loved ones or anyone who may have been in the area. the number is 01618569400. we are currently treat thing as a terrorist incident until we have further information. we are working closely with national counterterrorism policing network and uk intelligence partners. this is clearly a very concerning time for everyone. we're doing all that we can, working with local and national age

but tonight ariana grande is silenced no more. the pop icon writing in a statement today -- "we won't let this divide us. we won't let hate win." vowing to perform again in this battered city, a benefit concert "in honor of and to raise money for the victims and their families." all around england, signs of that critical alert. hospitals ordered to prepare for an attack. in manchester this evening we were there as s.w.a.t. teams swarmed downtown. minutes ago, there was a tremendous amount of screaming here. police telling people to get back. that was a false alarm, but it was the real thing at this man's house two hours south of here. >> when i opened the door there were three to four officers right at the door pointing guns. >> reporter: his family member arrested, one of multiple ongoing searches in this country. >> matt is with us live from england. where word has gotten out that ariana grande plans to return? >> reporter: that's right, and over 2 million likes on social media. folks in manchester say they can't wait to welcome

. >> sucediÓ durante un concierto de la cantante ariana grande provocando el pÁnico y confusiÓn entre los asistentes que intentaban huir como podÍan, los reporte s el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales fue por la estampida. >> las autoridades britÁnicas sospechan que fue un atentado terrorista causado por un terrorista suicida al finalizar el concierto. >> angie sandoval con los detalles. >> esa noche el caos se apoderÓ del estadio mÁs grande de europa, al menos 19 heridos y 50 heridos es el saldo de la explosiÓn que ocurrio poco antes de las 10:30 hora local en el noreste de inglaterra. >> miles de fanÁticos acababan de ver el concierto de ariana grande, que fue seguida de una estampida humana. >> escuchÉ un ruido muy fuerte, salÍ a muchos jÓvenes y niÑos sÓlos, tambiÉn el agente de policÍa. >> las autoridades creen que se trata de un atentado terrorista, y que uno de los autores pudiera haberse inmolado con una bomba. >> la portavoz de la cantante estadounidense afirmÓ que se encuentra en buen estado de salud, sin embargo, nÚmeros de padres continÚan buscando a sus hijos q

an investigation underway in the uk after 20 people were killed in a bombing at a ariana grande concert. we have details on an arrest made and also how world leaders are condemning the attack. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives, murdered by evil losers in life. >> new information continues to coming this morning to our newsroom as a frantic search for missing loved ones is now underway. >>> ktvu fox 2 news continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> and moaning. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. 5 am on tuesday, may 23 . i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here and he will tell you if you will like the forecast. >> that depends -- on what your definition of like his. >> i like it. >> there you go. >>> it will be another wide range of temperatures. 50s and 60s on the beaches. 70s around the bay, and let, 80s and near 90 for some. maybe tomorrow vacaville and clearlake will cool off. otherwise they will start some cooling. richard myers in antioch, 62. it's chrome out. i hope it's going to cool down soon. it's so hot he c

ariana grande's fan base is a young one from 6 to 16. the police have already said that many of the victims are young people. they would not be surprised if a large percentage of those who were killed and injured were, in fact, very young. as you said this blast did not take place within the concert arena proper but rather at an entranceway that the crowd was leaving at the end of the concert. a place where many parents gathered to meet their kids coming out of the concert. the security arrangements and this concert had them, of course, as aldo these days took place further inside the perimeter than that. so the bomber was not actually in the crowd but appears to have approached the audience as it was leaving the crowd. police say they think it was a single suicide bomber and that he acted alone. however, they say that there's an ongoing investigation to try to determine whether he had any help in the preparation of this attack. that ongoing security operation has tied up the city of manchester. the whole center of manchester this mornin