molly, thanks. >>> and ariana grande was not hurt in the attack overinto the. she actually issued a heartfelt apology to her fans. >> and tweeted broken from the bottom of my heart. i am so sorry. i don't have words. tmz reports the rest of her concert tour in europe has been postponed. >> right now u.s. homeland security says there's no evidence of credible threats against music venues here in the united states, however, department of homeland security does warn that you might see some increased security in and around public places and events. the fbi says it will provide any assistance to britain if requested. >> the sad part about this one of the sad parts about this incident seems to be a deliberate attack on the most vulnerable. children at a pop conc >> joining us live let's go to former fbi counter terrorism expert. you think of how young the fans tend to skew. were they trying to target children? >> not necessarily children. they are looking for a target of opportunity. and what you have here is a large stadium, a lot of people going to attend this conc

ariana grande, known worldwide. followed by so many people, include youngster, my daughter included. you also have, the fact that it is an area where from the stadium once you get outside the stadium, there is a train station that is not that far. so the terrorists or the suspects who committed at take. >> that's a unique situation. you have the arena next to the train station. it would seem as if the terrorists, whoever that person was, knew perhaps they couldn't get into the arena, picked this as, hate to say it again, a soft target right outside there. >> exactly. it is similar to what we saw in france when the german soccer game and there was an attack, a bombing right outside the entrance of the stadium there. you also see this type of vulnerability with airports, the area that is before the screening section of an airport, that's very vulnerable as well. we have seen a number of attacks occur involving individuals that go up and start shooting or commit some type of violence up to the point of the screening. >

as you can understand of course, ariana grande concert. many of them, know her personally, because, they could just imagine the pain she is going through as well. >> we have heard from a lot of performers who are imaging in themselves in the position as entertainers, you feel responsible for your fans and almost responsible for keeping them safe. ariana grande herself tweeted out saying she is heartbroken and has no words. and, that outpouring on twitter and social media, has been inspiring, as well. some people in the area of manchester have been u social media to offer up their homes. their couches. their cars. food, water, whatever people need. as the trains in the area have been stopped for security reasons. soap there are so many people stranded in the area. you are seeing the city come together to help all of the people. >> that area remains on lockdown this morning as you can understand because authorities are trying to figure out exactly what took place last night. the latest we heard that there are 22 people who are dead. some 59

molly, thanks. >>> and ariana grande was not hurt in the attack overinto the. she actually issued a heartfelt apology to her fans. >> and tweeted broken from the bottom of my heart. i am so sorry. i don't have words. tmz reports the rest of her concert tour in europe has been postponed. >> right now u.s. homeland security says there's no evidence of credible threats against music venues here in the united states, however, department of homeland security does warn that you might see some increased security in and around public places and events. the fbi says it will provide any assistance to britain if requested. >> the sad part about this one of the sad parts about this incident seems to be a deliberate attack on the most vulnerable. children at a pop concert. >> joining us live let's go to former fbi counter terrorism expert. you think of how young the fans tend to skew. were they trying to target children? >> not necessarily children. they are looking for a target of opportunity. and what you have here is a large stadium, a lot of people going to attend this

ariana grande, known worldwide. followed boy bye so many people, include youngster, my daughter included. you also have, the fact that it is an area where from the stadium once you zbroit side the stadium, there is a train station that is not that far. so the terrorists or the suspects who committed at take. probably recognize between the stadium and train station, a lot of people leaving the stadium once it is over. and there would be a large crowd. and the crowd itself, is the target. for the terrorist or the person wanting to commit this attack. they're looking for mass casualties. high impact. that's what you got in the situation. >> well, that, that is a unique situation there for manchester. you do have the arena right there, next to, next to -- the train station. and you have it as well here in new york. it would seem as if the terrorists, who ever that person was, knew perhaps they couldn't get into the arena. and picked this as the what is, hate to say it again, a soft target outside there. >> exactly. very

this hits home because it is ariana grande. we can imagine taking our girls to a concert like that. >> 22 years old. when you see something like this, 10:30 monday night, a happy party with ariana grande, going to the subway, what does it say? >> he cruelly waited until the show was over. either he didn't have a ticket or just wanted to get as many people as possible and was able to do it outside. if he had gone earlier he would have affected less people. >> i would hope as is the case in the united states at a venue like that if he had a ticket there would be someone stopping him saying let me look in your backpack. >> they had a lot of security but you don't need much. very little would do it. a hard slap could explode it. >> the metal in it -- >> there were a lot of nuts and bolts in it. if he plans to go in he would leave that out. >> do they pick up the nuts and bolts and figure out what hardware store? >> they usually would do that. >> is there a signature? >> not that i know of. thank you. >> the second bomb which was no

steve, you think of ariana grande's fans and how young they tend to skew. do you think that was the motive here? were they trying to target children? >> not necessarily children. they are looking for a target of opportunity, and what you have here is a large stadium, a lot of people going to attend this concert. they recognize that you're going to eventually have these people walking out of that stadium, and there's going to be a large crowd, and especially with the train station right there right across from the stadium, there is going to be this period of time as people are walking out from the stadium to the train station where there is a target of opportunity if they want to try to kill a lot of people using a bomb as appears to be the case here. they have that opportunity in front of them when they all come out, and that's what they did. they took advantage of that situation. the fact that it was young children, you know, that's probably another plus in the terrorist's eyes, but i think it's the opportunity for this big venue, high-profile concert and

a spokesperson for singer ariana grande confirmed she's not injury. no group is claiming responsibility at this point but reports indicate a suicide bombinbombing. in the crowd an estimated 20,000 people mostly children and young people. authorities have found a second device mirror the a rona but safely detonated it. here's video of the moment of the explosion. ♪ >> oh, my god! was eight grenade? what is happening? what's going on? oh, my god! >> you can hear and you can see the panic. it's right around 3:30am now. people are frantically actually right around 4:00 a.m. people are fran fix klee trying to get in touch with family who were at the concert. we'll have more as it continues to break out of manchester. >>> right now police are trying to track down kidnapper and the man he grabbed and beat up. person actually saw it all unfold in philadelphia's east falls section. then called police. our dave schratwieser is live at the investigation scene at fox and roberts streets. dave? >> reporter: lucy, some scary moments out here on the 2800 block of

ariana grande herself tweeted she is broken. she was not injured. police are trying to determine if the attacker acted alone or had support. >> and taking a look here out over the commodore barry bridge, you can see a little bit of gray haze out there as the sun tries to peek its head out from between the clouds. it is 5:45 and 61 degrees. >> karen rogers joins us. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we have dry roads this morning but some low clouds so you'll be driving in and out of a little bit of fog. you can kind of see the hint of that here. we're in exton chester county 202 at the 30 bypass. traffic moving nicely now but we're still getting used to the new traffic pattern. we've got one northbound lane running in the southbound side and that's been causing some extra slowing but the extra overnight construction had as cleared so good news there. we're seeing people move all right. in conshohocken this accident on key street at butler pike so watch for crews on the scene there and on the turnpike westbound near downingtown construction c

she was at the ariana grande concert with her friend. ariana grande had just left the stage. the lights had gone up in the arena when a massive explosion, she said, took place. she said even inside the arena, she could feel the explosion. her grandfather had arrived to pick her up. he sustained a head injury and was brought to this hospital for treatment. one of many such stories that we're hearing of individuals who had arrived at that arena to pick up their children, to pick up their kids, and got caught up in this apparent attack. really, a tragic circumstance. we are waiting from hospital officials to come out and give us an update specifically on the name of injuries sustained by the victims of this attack. >> right. and we understand some parents still aren't exactly sure what happened to their childrenful are there still cases that relatives don't know what happened to their kids? we're talking about an arena with a capacity up to 20,000, i believe. in the couldn't fusion, it is possible people have woken up without a clear idea of whether or not someone they know was

ariana grande, known worldwide. followed boy bye so many people, include youngster, my daughter included. you also have, the fact that it is an area where from the stadium once you zbroit side the stadium, there is a train station that is not that far. so the terrorists or the suspects who committed at take. probably recognize between the stadium and train station, a lot of people leaving the stadium once it is over. and there would be a large crowd. and the crowd itself, is the target. for the terrorist or the person wanting to commit this attack. they're looking for mass casualties. high impact. that's what you got in the situation. >> well, that, that is a unique situation there for manchester. you do have the arena right there, next to, next to -- the train station. and new york. it would seem as if the terrorists, who ever that person was, knew perhaps they couldn't get into the arena. and picked this as the what is, hate to say it again, a soft target outside there. >> exactly. very similar to what we saw in f

also a message from ariana grande's manager. "tonight 0ur from ariana grande's manager. "tonight our hearts are broken. work cannot express our sorrows of the victims and families harmed in this senseless attack. —— words cannot express. from all the loved ones and children taken by this cowardly act. we are painful to manchester's first responders who raced towards danger to help save lives. we are small a few to ask us make hold the victims, theirfamilies few to ask us make hold the victims, their families and all of those affected in your hearts and prayers." that is a statement from ariana grande's manager this morning. dr afshin shahi joins me now. he's a security and terrorism expert from the university of bradford. we will be hopefully hearing from the police chief who hasn't given us an update since two a.m.. it is that fight for information at this stage. people desperate to know what is going on. even though it is a net suspected terrorist attack, no group or individual has taken any responsibility for what took place. i fully understand why the police are

the attacker took aim at an ariana grande concert. she just finished her set and thanked the crowd when the explosion went off. social media video shows a is your well scene of pink balloons hovering over fans fleeing for their lives. >> everyone was leaving. i just looked up to where i heard it coming from. people were screaming. >> while islamic state supporters are celebrating the attack on social media, there's been no official claim of responsibility. police believe one man, a suicide bomber who died in the blast carried out the attack. authorities aren't sure if he acted alone. he used an improviced explosive device detonating it as ariana grande walked off stage. the stunned star tweeted broken from the bottom of my heart, i'm so, so sorry. i have no words. the manchester arena is the largest indoor arena in europe capable of hold 20,000 and the explosion was in the foyer leading from the manchester arena to a train and subway station. we find mark phillips not far from that station. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good mornin

ariana grande, 12, 13, 14-year-old crowd. the pictures you were showing earlier, don, i don't know if you noticed it, there are parents on the other side. this happens a lot. any of us who have kids, they wait on the other side, they go in, have fun. that is what you're dealing with. the most important thing right now, we don't know where everyone is, it's family unification. i've done disasters throughout my career. it's the thing that motivates every person is where is my child? and so what you're seeing now is on social media, there's a lot of focus, there's a hotel nearby where family unification is happening. that way they'll be able to figure out is 19 the only casualties we have and it's the 50-plus in hospitals the only ones that are missing? because we just have a data problem, not to sound, you know, too objective about it, you just have a numbers problem right now. so that kind of communication is ongoing online and social media and the most important thing is family unification, so that they can get a handle of ho

as an explosion at manchester arena at end of the ariana grande concert. venue was packed with families and young people out enjoying pop star's dangerous woman tour. more than 240 calls came into the greater manchester police department this morning forensic investigators are working to find out if the attacker had accomplices and if he was acting as part of the larger network. we do know the attacker died in that explosion and authorities believe he carried an improvised explosive device police say they are conducting a complex, wide ranging investigation. >> my thoughts are very much with those that have been injured, and lost their lives and their loved ones at this terrible time. this is clearly a very concerning time for everyone. we are doing all that we can working with local and national agencies to support those affected. as we gather information about what happened. >> pop star, who was not injured tweeted hours later broken from the bottom of my hearty am so, so sorry. i don't have word. she has since suspended her tour in the wake of the bombi

and just as ariana grande left the stage, we werejust and just as ariana grande left the stage, we were just on section 113, on i’ow stage, we were just on section 113, on row l, so we stage, we were just on section 113, on i’ow l, so we were stage, we were just on section 113, on row l, so we were quite close to the stairs, where everyone was leaving. and just as we were passing the shops where they sell t—shirts and all the cats and everything, we we re and all the cats and everything, we were just walking across their and were just walking across their and we heard this week that hang. we didn't obviously know what it was. i didn't obviously know what it was. i did think, you know, i did wonder whether it was, you know, a terror attack, or i didn't know whether they were dismantling the stage and maybe drop something, which caused a big bang. then all of a sudden just... there was just screaming and people started running from behind us, just sort hundreds of people. and just give us a sense, are you safe now, are you safe with your girlfriend and daughter? i hope and assume yo

ariana grande, she a tt ra cts type of event? ariana grande, she attracts younger people, teenagers so she was on her european tour pa rents were so she was on her european tour parents were taking their children, for some, the first concert they had ever been to. why would you want to target young people out on a weeknightjust target young people out on a weeknight just wanting to target young people out on a weeknightjust wanting to enjoy a concert. i think we are getting a sense of defiance out of manchester. the only thing we can get out of this is people are rallying together. taxi drivers are giving lifts for free. people are saying if you need somewhere to stay, you can stay with me. and the council leader, he is summing it up. if it is confirmed it is a terrorist attack, it is monstrous, but futile. manchester is a strong city and will not allow terrorism, trying to make us not allow terrorism, trying to make us feel fear, achieve its aim. the other thing is the speed of the response. people are thanking the services for

she was at the ariana grande concert with her friend. night. she was at the ariana grande concert with herfriend. i'm worried sick. if anybody can seen her, contact the police, even if you think you have seen her, just let the police know, please. an appeal from a desperate mum. charlotte campbell hasn't heard from her daughter, olivia, who was at the concert last night. her family has been out searching for the teenager for hours i need my daughter home. i need to know where she is. on the wards of numerous hospitals across manchester, the casualties have been treated and the bore received are —— bereaved are being comforted we weren't sure what happened. we thought it was a balloon that had popped. or possibly a wire or something. we didn't think it was an explosion. the minute we heard the bells we ran up to our hotel. outside city centre hotels, survivors recounted the horror of what happened inside the arena. towards the last song she let a load of helium balloons down, quite a lot. a bang happened. we thought — i mean we looked at e

>>> tonight -- >>> ariana grande after the terror attack. calling off her concerts, what we just learned from inside her family compound in florida. plus, how music's biggest stars are standing up in support. >>> then, beyonce baby watch. >> these are the twins the world is waiting for. >>> plus, after "dancing with the stars'" shocking finale. >> crazy. >> is normani backing out of her date with bonner. >> oh, shoot i did say that. >>> what do i feel like right now. >> a loser. >> cheer up, blake. how alicia really rubbed it in. >> blake -- >>> now for may 24th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> ariana grande made the announcement today that she's suspended her concert tour in the wake of the manchester terror attack. >> that means, of course, she won't perform in london thursday or friday. we have exclusive reporting tonight that sheds more light on ariana grande's set of mind. ariana grande remains in florida right now trying to make sense of what happened in manchester. she's an emotional mess a source says, explains it's diffic

robin, i keep thinking i know ariana grande from being part of the kids world. she still attracts so many kids as a former kids star. you hate to think of so many parents and kids going through this. >> reporter: your heart goes out thinking about those that were there at the concert matt and tam and we will continue your coverage of what happened there. right now 22 have been killed, nearly 60 injured at that concert and we're going to speak with two eye witnesses, two young fans of ariana grande who were there. also a mother who's child is missing. there are families that are searching desperately for their loved ones at this hour and we're going to have full team coverage. amy robach has just landed, she's there on the scene there in manchester for us so that's all coming up here on "gma" matt and tam. >> robin we'll see you in a little bit. >> switching gears to talk about traffic on a horrible day. we have an early morning jam and you can see some sunshine trying to break out as well with some low clouds but look at that traffic on i-95 at route 31. this is

when a bomb exploded at the ariana grande concert. a baby seal found itself in a bad spot this morning--on san francisco )s . >>> okay check this out. a baby seal found it'sive seven in a bad spot this morning on a san francisco's great highway. the seal was lost about the to cross the busy roadway. luckily for the baby police and the marine ma'am alcenter arrived in time to help it it. now to something bigger more frightening p. an example of how powerful a sea lion can be. >> good chance you've already seen the video. been seen worldwide. this little girl snatched into the water by a sea lion north of news vancouver. the question a lot of people are asking could something similar happen here? nbc peggy bunker at sfl pier 39 are where 10:30istsen locals are buzzing. >> pier 39 about one of the best places to see the see sea lines. safely place too f you're about 100 feet away. there are also signs posted all over not to feed them which is what the little girl and family were doing in canada. >> you shouldn't feed -- it's tempting alw

ford he was at the ariana grande concert with herfamily —— karen ford. tom mullin, can you tell us what you know? i'm about ten minutes away from the arena. people are incredibly upset and disturbed, shaken. people are trying to make sense of what happened. people are picking a little bits of information from places, looking on their phones... i see many people in tea rs. phones... i see many people in tears. i was talking to one mother who had two children with her. she said shejust who had two children with her. she said she just wants to get them home. she said she saw people covered in blood. people talked of seeing phones strewn around the place, people leaving their coats, heading through the doors and trying to get as far away as possible, really. people were talking about things in their minds, such as what happened at the bataclan last year. it is very panicky. police response has been huge. the whole street of manchester were alive with flashing lights, helicopters... it has been a fast and speedy response. the response now it is just about rea

word of an arrest after an explosion at an ariana grande concert. that information just coming in to our newsroom. 22 confirmed dead at this point. some of them children. british prime minister theresa may has responded to the terror attack. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get more to the breaking news, but also, cooling temperatures today. good news. >> great news because it will be lower than it was yesterday. especially for the inland valleys where we haven't had much relief. it will be a little be

the attacker took aim at an ariana grande concert. she just finished her set and thanked the crowd when the explosion went off. social media video shows a is your well scene of pink balloons hovering over fans fleeing for their lives. >> everyone was leaving. i just looked up to where i heard it coming from. people were screaming. >> while islamic state supporters are celebrating the attack on social media, there's been no official claim of responsibility. police believe one man, a suicide bomber who died in the blast carried outhe authorities aren't sure if he acted alone. he used an improviced explosive device detonating it as ariana grande walked off stage. the stunned star tweeted broken from the bottom of my heart, i'm so, so sorry. i have no words. the manchester arena is the largest indoor arena in europe capable of hold 20,000 and the explosion was in the foyer leading from the manchester arena to a train and subway station. we find mark phillips not far from that station. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. very sh

pop star ariana grande perform. you played some of the interviews earlier where we heard from the likes of jamey warner about having to escape from the arena with her sister, having seen bodies and fatalities. and just to remind everyone, 19 people killed and at least 50 people injured. we wait for more updates as more come in from aerjs services. but it's very somber here in manchester this morning. >> thank you. we want to go to aaron who's live outside. aaron, what's the latest condition you're hearing on the injured? >> well, isha, this is a hospital operating under really -- you can see red signs declaring there has been a major incident, saying authorized personnel only. there's also police presence outside this hospital. this is one of six hospitals treating victims from this horrible explosion. we were speaking to eyewitnesses. one eyewitness who walked out of the hospital, 17-year-old ely ward, she said she was inside the arena at the time of the explosion. ariana grande had just left the stage, finished he

a man under arrest after a deadly explosion during an ariana grande concert in manchester. that suicide attack leaving dozens dead and hurt. many of them children. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're lo losers president trup and condemning the attack and sending a message to terrorists. this morning we have the very latest from the investigation. stories from the survivors inside fans and a look at how venues here at home are stepping up security in the ache of that deadly blast. a special edition of good day at 9a begins now. ♪ it is busy day indeed on this tuesday. a lot still coming out as we continue to follow the story from overseas. we're sure glad you're with us. good day dc. it is just after 9:00 o'clock on this tuesday may 23rd. i'm holly morris alongside of maureen, steve and wisdom. >>> as holly mentioned the city of manchester united this morning hours after deadly suicide attack coming up the message of hope and comfort pouring in from all around the globe. and the emotional reaction from hollywood and mew zig world. k

. >> ariana grande concert in the manchester arena. video from inside the venue shows hundreds of fans fleeing after a huge bang. an explosion outside the arena triggered by suspected suicide bomber. 59 people were were also injure injured, public is encouraged to stay away from the area. all trains have been canceled. >> good morning, 19 people have died after a huge explosion at >> al: concert at the manchester arena. 59 people were injured. the explosion happened near the ticket office outside the arena just after the show had ended as people were leaving the venue. it's suspected that a suicide bomber triggered the explosion. this is the moment that explosion was heard from inside the arena. >> oh, my god, . what's going on? >> chaos at the scene as people scrambled to get out of the manchester arena. this is what the chief constable of the great manchester police had to say just a short while ago. >> i can confirm the details of last night's incident. around ten: 33:00 p.m. we received reports of an explosion at manchester arena i

there has been an incident at ariana grande's concert. we still have no information about what's happened, all we know is the tragic news that there are multiple fatalities and ma this can happen, but especially when there will be so many children at this concert tonight. many of you won't have ever been to manchester, but you will definitely have heard of it. it's famous all over the world for so many wonderful things, man united, it's famous for incredible music, oasis and joy division. it was the birthplace of the leader of the suffragettes. it's the home of the inventor of the first computer. it's a place full of comedy and character. but when i think of manchester, the place that i know i think of the spirit of the people there, and i'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be

a suicide bomber strikes at end of an ariana grande cons inert manchester. we have learned that 22 people are dead, nearly 60 others are hurt, latest from the investigation into who is behind the attack, plus how other celebrities are responding this morning. >>> his fight for freedom could finally pay off this guy , a local man, locked up, for decade, for a crime he did not commit, could this be the day that he finally receives justice? >>> things are not going well for the phillies right now, but there was a bright spot, off the field last night. see highlight real, do you see highlight catch a fan made at last night's game. >>> so it was a real catch, a real catch, real catch, but we caught it on our highlight re el. >> yes. >> maybe they are saying it is worth irv highlight re el. >> if things are going bad when fans are the lead story out of the game and not your catch, not professional players. >> phillies who 18 out of 22 games. good day, everybody it is tuesday may 23rd, 2017. >> yes. >> that is what it says. >> we're in the year 3017. >> i will be h

ariana grande was not hurt, but 19 were killed. kitty logan enjoys a somewhat wide from power wanted beer with the very latest. what are they saying so far? >> they aren't saying much about the actual explosion. if they are treating it as a potential terrorist attack and that's what we are hearing from the government as well. we know from police that the explosive just happened after 10:30 p.m. at that concert venue where ariana grande was playing. according to witness accounts, it appears that that device exploded outside the venue just as people were leaving. this is a big concert hall. it has a capacity of over 20,000 and it was pretty much full, according to reports. there are anonymous reports coming in that we can't verify from u.s. officials indicating this could have been a suicide bomber. but that is not something that the british police are performing yet. understandably, there was a great deal of panic in the immediate aftermath of this explosion. a lot of young fans at this concert into sadly we are hearing heartbreakin

and the other thing is that ariana grande has put out an emotional tweet. broken, she said, from the boca of her heart. she is so sorry and does not have words. age from the bottom of her heart. —— from the bottom of a heart. the fact that so many have come out to say that they cared about the situation makes a big difference i think it is children, because these are the idols. yes, and from the people we have heard from in the last few hours, they have been talking about how it was really dramatic. you are in and arena with thousands of people. and you hit this bang and a place where we are so aware of you hit this bang and a place where we are so aware of the terror threat, and you think the worse, and u nfortu nate, threat, and you think the worse, and unfortunate, in this situation, it does seem to have been something rather sinister. and we have heard mothers and daughters talking about how they just want to get out of manchester now, get home, and forget about the awful events of last night. not easily done. thank you, sarah. let's summarise the m

so many images showing the chaos at that ariana grande concert. people are still missing at this hour, after an explosion near the manchester arena. this is what we know. 19 people are dead, confirmed. another 50 are injured. here's what we don't know. who did this. this is what it look like near that arena right now. ariana grande herself, distraught and apologetic while investigators continue to look for clues and identify a possible suicide bomber. manchester is about 200 miles north of london. this happened at the largest arena in the united kingdom. nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd joins us. >>> panicked families are turned to in a desperate attempt to find their loved ones. the mchz arena turned into a chaotic team. social media showed video of thousands running and screaming for their lives after an explosion at manchester arena. all of them shaken. the pop star's concert had just let out when what british authorities call a suicide blast shook the area. >> we are currently treating this as a terrorist incident until we have further informat

from ariana grande tonight, this tweet. to all her kind of traveling family, all of her fans, all over the world, she has so many of them. hugely popular guest host of "saturday night live" this last season in this building. jim cavanaugh is a retired atf special agent in charge for over three decades. jim, the part of your occupation that i don't know how you did was arrive at something like this, 19 souls are gone. a happy occasion. your job is to examine what's left. examine all the clues and signatures you can to figure out who did this. >> right, brian. we trained police worldwide, atf did, on how to do these bombing investigations. we've trained the uk police. we've trained police all over because we did so many bombings. you know, people don't realize, we used to have a lot of bombings in america. we had bombings of union strikes, criminal bombings, klu klux klan attacks, boyfriend/girlfriend murders. they've subsided to be mostly terrorist related, but for many years, we had many large bombs all over the country for

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 monsters. 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 polit

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spokesperson for singer ariana grande confirms she's not injured. no group has stepped forward claiming responsibility at this point. but reports indicate a suicide bombing with nails involved. in the crowd an estimated 20,000 people. so many children there. second device, well, authorities say they found one near the arena but safely detonated it. a witness just spoke to fox news a short time ago. >> as i turned around boom, one loud noise and then we, um --, then so for the first ten seconds we thought about it and we just walk with haste and then a gentleman said, run! so we r ran. >> now we're monitoring all of the developments. a lot happening right now. so many parents are still loo lk looking for their children at this moment. we'll have a live report coming up in just minutes. >> develop to go night in philadelphia's east falls section. a man abducted and beaten and now police are trying to figure out why. word about the tack came from witness. >> what the person describes it's horrifying. our dave schratwieser is live with the investigation

at l.a.x., nicki minaj sent her friend ariana grande love and support. >> ariana's my sister and i love her. i'm devastated by the news. it's heartbreaking. >> despite monday's attack the show goes on about 100 miles away from manchester, katy perry snapped leaving jfk last night, will perform at bbc radio one's big concert. >> this kind of attack will not win. >> the attack hit close to home to act tore married to fergie. she travels around and plays those kind of shows. how hard is that? and does it give you pause to think about her going on the road? >> i did think about it right away. we all got to come together and sort of prevent it as best we can, take as many security measures as best we can but i'm not gonna stop me of living my life. >> well said. >>> there's more fallout. the london premiere of "wonder woman" has been cancelled. more on that movie in just a minute. >>> meanwhile, something a little bit lighter. that was the scene inside beyonce's star-studded push party. otherwise known as a baby shower. the big question now, when will those twins arrive? i got an update from

ariana grande herself not injured, we are told. mike: this is a facet of globalization, when these things happen, we imagine ourselves or around families and loved ones and friend at events like this. how many times we have gone to places like this. and we tend to forget about it until it happens again. then we relive all of these experiences. so the fear is now globalized. >> it was only march 22 it was the knife attack on -- in westminster near parliament. the u.k. is living with this in increasing frequency, it appears. >> don't think it's just the u.k. but i think it reality is this could happen anywhere. i'll go back to what i said earlier. these are innocent victims. young people who aren't at war with anybody. these are young people symbolic of society out having a good time. now that town, that country and the world will be totally affected. the cells that are there, this is not somebody walking in with a bomb tonight. lou: we just heard from the bbc that the death toll is being described -- the death toll has reached doubl

at l.a.x., nicki minaj sent her friend ariana grande love and support. >> ariana's my sister and i love her. i'm devastated by the news. it's heartbreaking. >> despite monday's attack the show goes on about 100 miles away from manchester, katy perry snapped leaving jfk last night, will perform at bbc radio one's big concert. >> this kind of attack will not win. >> the attack hit close to home to act tore josh duhamel who is married to fergie. she travels around and plays those kind of shows. how hard is that? and does it give you pause to think about her going on the road? >> i did think about it right away. we all got to come together and sort of prevent it as best we can, take as many security measures as best we can but i'm not gonna stop me of living my life. >> well said. >>> there's more fallout. the london premiere of "wonder woman" has been cancelled. more on that movie in just a minute. >>> meanwhile, something a little bit lighter. that was the scene inside beyonce's star-studded push party. otherwise known as a baby shower. the big question now, when will those twins arrive?

my husband said there was a terrorist attack at the ariana grande. i didn't believe him. >> reporter: after the terror there was comfort on the streets of manchester. now there's resolve. manchester mayor. >> these were children, young people and their families, but those responsible chose to terrorize and kill. this was an evil act. >> reporter: at this point it's still unclear how many are missing. the youngest is reported to be just 8 years old. >>> thank you, jonathan vigliotti in manchester. zach bruce attended the concert but left early. he was at manchester's victoria station. he captured the scene on video as panicked crowds rushed into the station. zack joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> set the scene for us. what were you doing and what did you see? >> well, i was at the concert. she was performing her last song. i left early because i needed to get back to my hotel. i was at victoria station which is right next to manchester arena. i was walking down the steps and then this huge bang went off. i didn't know what it was.

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

the ariana grande concert was coming to an end when the explosion went off... the blast happened outside the venue in a public space -- but it left thousands in the area, both inside and outside -- scrambling to find safety. it's still unclear if the attacker attacked alone or had accomplices. again we know 22 people were killed and dozens others injured. singer ariana grande was not hurt - but tweeted our her condolances late monday night. her words: "broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so so sorry. i don't have words." this mornign - we're hearing new witness accounts of exactly what happened.. john gonzalez continues our team coverage - live at the british embassy. tert 26 out ... e larry hogan also manchester attack. overnight - the department of homeland security released a statement saying that "at this time" there are no credible threats to music venues in the u-s, but as you can see here, still some extra police posted up outside lincoln center in manhattan. we have calls out to d-c police right now for any security changes in our area. a live rep

at l.a.x., nicki minaj sent her friend ariana grande love and support. her. i'm devastated by the news. it's heartbreaking. >> despite monday's attack the show goes on about 100 miles away from manchester, katy perry snapped leaving jfk last night, will perform at bbc radio one's big concert. >> this kind of attack will not win. >> the attack hit close toe hom to act tore josh duhamel who is married to fergie. she travels around and plays those kind of shows. how hard is that? and does it give you pause to think about her going on the road? >> i did think about it right away. we all got to come together and sort of prevent it as best we can, take as many security measures as best we can but i'm not gonna stop me of living my life. >> well said. >>> there's more fallout. the london premiere of "wonder woman" has been cancelled. more on that movie in just a minute. >>> meanwhile, something a little bit lighter. that was the s ibeyonce's star- party. otherwise known as a baby shower. the big question now, when will those twins arrive? i got an update from b

>> 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 children and young people. >> reporter: they said it was set off at an exit outside the arena and witnesses said metal nuts and bolts covered the ground. raids were conducted and a controlled explosion was set off in southern manchester as they investigated the deadly blast. police identified the bomber as 22-year-old, salman abedi. >> the priority is to assess whether he was alone or working as part of a wider network. >> reporter: are ariana grande, not heard in the blast, tweeted that she was, quote, broken. in manchester, thousands turned out for a vigil in the cities where an earlier in

pop star ariana grande had just wrapped up her concert. and witnesses ran for the exits after hearing the explosion. president trump spoke about the attack earlier, a couple of hours ago, calling whoever is responsible "losers in life." british prime ministerer it he'sa may spoke a few minutes ago. here's a -- prime minister theresa may spoke a few minutes ago. he was a portion of her comments. >> there's no doubt that the people of manchester and this country have fallen victim to a callus terrorist attack. an attack that targeted some of the youngest people in our society with cold calculation. >> reporter: also in the last hour, we spoke with an assistant professor of political science at rutgers university in camden. i asked in his opinion what would investigators be doing now? >> right now they're looking at forensic evidence through the bodies to see what clues they could gain. mostly about the sophistication that went building the device and the source. they're combing through the extensive social media available from the concert-go

somber tone over manchester after that deadly bombing at an ariana grande concert. twenty-two people are dead, dozens more injured and police say some of the dead were children. authorities believe that a man detonated an improvised explosive device, he was killed in the explosion. forensic investigators are trying to determine if the attacker had any accomplices, so far in, one has claimed responsibility, for that attack. >>> we know celebrities also reacting to the manchester attack, late, late show host james corden offered condolences on his show as he spoke about resilience of the manchester people. >> when i think of manchester the place that i know, i think of the spirit of the people there and i'm telling you a more tight knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find, strong, proud , caring people with community at its core. if it was even possible, the spirit of the people of manchester will grow even stronger this evening. >> that is true. so many celebrties tweeting out, from nicki minaj any heart hurts for my sister ariana and every family affect

she was at the ariana grande concert with her friend. i'm worried sick. if anyone has seen her, please contact the police.