evil, one day after a deadly terror attack. tonight the united kingdom has raised its terror threat to critical. ♪ ♪ >> meanwhile muslims in manchester try to comfort those who are grieving tonight. >> we're going to do it all over again and we'll do it every single day until we find that little girl. whatever it takes, i'm going to find her. i'm going to bring her home. >> and we have an emotional look at that packed stadium one night ago, filled with teen-agers singing one of ariana grande's hit songs. ♪ ♪ >> the lyrics "one last time, i need to be the one who takes you home." at least 22 people, sadly, did not make it home.

>> good evening. >> thanks for joining us. in addition to the 22 deaths, nearly 60 people were injured in last night's attack outside the ariana grande concert. >> the suicide bomber identified as salman abedi was born and raised in england. it's unknown whether he acted alone. >> tonight 5,000 troops are on the streets guarding parliament, as well as train stations. here in the u.s., officials say no plans to make any significant security changes. >> let's go to vick lee at san francisco international airport. you spoke with passengers from england. they still gave more details, even as they landed. >> reporter: that's right. in particular passengers aboard a flight from manchester, england, they were hungry, hungry for information. in fact, many of them told me

that they were texting their family and friends as soon as their flight landed here at sfo. i'll tell you one thing, these people from manchester england, one thing stands out when you talk to them, they are a resilient group of people who have seen this kind of terrorist attack in their city once before decades ago. >> when it happens on your own doorstep it, really does resonate. it's sad. >>. >> reporter: live in manchester, england. >> it's not a massive city really. undoubtedly we'll be toughed by it some way. >> reporter: they and other manchester residents we spoke with say the carnage reminds them of an i.r.a. bombing some 20 years ago. >> we rebuilt the city. i think that's what will happen.

>> emma was not at the concert but she knows people who were. >> a friend wihad a niece at th concert, but there was a mom on facebook looking for her daughter and i don't know if she's been fond yund yet. >> this man was returning home to the u.s. >> we had an incident in times square. it happens all over the world. it's not going to discourage us from going anywhere. >> reporter: you have to go on with your life but be alert and, as the british say, keep a stiff upper lip. >> if you're headed to the a's game tonight, you might want to give yourself extra time. there will be tighter security. >> and they'll have bomb sniffing dogs with them.

coliseum officials say that's a direct result of what happened in manchester, not just tonight but every game going forward. >> we sent out a push alert this morning the moment police revealed they had arrested a man in connection with the bombing. can you download the app and enable those push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happen. >> a lot of people are tweeting out our badge to send their thoughts to manchester. can you express your condolences by sharing this image. >> a former high school football player has been found guilty of rape. he was a 15-year-old freshman when the assault mohamed in december on campus. the boy's dad who was a registered sex offender himself told the l.a. times the success was consensual. >> sfpd said pablo munoz called

in two bomb threats to la port port -- you see the students were huddled in the front area after they were evacuated. so far a motive has not been determined. >> closing arguments began today in the trial involving three correctional guard. and we go live outside the main courthouse in l.a. to tell us what happened. >> reporter: kristen, a prosecutor spent the day trying to convince jurors that these three gail --

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early signs of a potential softening in the real estate market starting to emerge. new home sales dropped last month and in the south bay, real estate agents are seeing fewer

offers. >> reporter: demand for housing remains strong in the south bay tied to the growth and job. that has developers and builders selling in 13 south bay communities. but across the west, new home sales took a 26% drop this one. . >> i think we're about to see a shift in the mrk place. >> kristopher hellio is the president of the sount a class and overbids are more often 20 if the market done. >> the buy side, there's going to be opportunities coming. and if the market sales a little bit, to be able to have the

>> we are currently in year 5 of a housing market recovery. >> the housing affordability index is also at a >> a 1.1 million -- if it falls to 19% like it did during a previous downturn that, could mean a slowing market. david louie, abc 7 news. >> uber admitted it short changed drivers in new york city. it said it collect >> the transportation network says it was erroneously

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games. >> -- they normally go up the friday before the holiday weekend. but it now looks they one can -- >> now, your accuweather forecast. >> and with temperatures in yosemite in the 70s and 80s over the next few days, it is going to melt that snow in that's another thing to be concerned about. >> let's take a look at the forecast for tomorrow's high school graduation tomorrow in san jose. dropping down to 66 degrees. couldn't be better weather. here's a look at what has been sitting

o ds doun one error. beautiful view from our mount tam kim. doesn't this look hike season ho a and san francisco barely peeking out from the nothing right now. temperatures in the north bay, 60s, 70s. one other live picture from our south beach camera. some of you will see blue skies and some of milder conditions for memorial day weekend. if minor warming it

>> first thing tomorrow morning, watch out for the fog and you definitely need that extra layers. tomorrow you will notice as we show you the hour it's not until the afternoon that the follow pulls away from the bayside community. it's going to be noticeably cooler, especially in our indian yiers the post will yeah. i wanted to go with mid 50s to low 80os tomorrow.

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maybe you do a little idle worship. >> take a look, that's indy car driver j.r. hildebrand. the 29-year-old driver was born in sauce lito and is a hughes racing fan. >> he's starting from the second row. he's one of the favorites. he said before heets going, he'll take a moment to enjoy the spectacle of of race day. >> i've grown to appreciate the star spangled banner with the b-2 bomber flying overhead and all the emotion you soak in in that moment. >> full coverage of the indianapolis 500 is happening here on abc 7. prerace coverage begins at 8:00 this sunday. ah, he didn't get to drive around the bases, did he? >> they didn't allow that. >> keep that grass pristine.

>> for all of us here tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, from manchester, england. after the deadly terror attack at an ariana grande concert -- >> oh, my god. >> just moments ago, the british government raising the threat level to its highest point, now at critical. and tonight here, we have new images from inside the explosion. 22 dead, many of them children, young people. the little girl who was just 8. tonight, we're with the community, still looking for its children. the mother, still missing. also tonight, the suicide bomber now identified. the new image posted. be by the sun. authorities blasting their way into his home. the 22-year old it turns out was known to authorities. and back in the u.s. tonight, the fbi call late today to field offices across the country, from concerts, to sporting events, the concern at home.