morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. ka captioning funded by cbs ka it's thursday, may 25th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." police in manchester make two more arrests linked to the concert suicide bombing that left 22 people dead. as the investigation grows, british police have reportedly stopped sharing intel with the u.s., concerned over leaks. plus, montana's republican congressional candidate was charged with assault overnight and hit with a handful of rescinded endorsements after allegedly body slamming a reporter to the ground.

>> i'll talk to you about that later. >> i'm curious. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the dragnet for potential acome palace of auburn hillss linked to the deadly bombing is growing. eight men possibly connected to the attack including a brother of suspected brother salman abedi are in custody. s he father and other brother n victims of the attack will be remembered with a moment of silence today. teri okita is in manchester this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hi. increased security has bumped up this morning. we're seeing at least seven or

eight police officers in this area alone, some of them armed. we're going to see more of that increased security in crowded places like this because they have upped the terror level to critical in the uk. manchester's chief constable has told us he'd made the point this is a network. it's not just salman abedi acting alone. we're also hearing he was not only radicalized in syria and libya but right here in manchester. authorities in the uk have made two more arrests this morning trying to track down accomplices of manchester arena bomber salman abedi. at least six others were picked up in northern and central england wednesday including abedi's brother. another brother of abedi and abee de's father who both live in libya have also been detained. >> reporter: british officials

say this video shows abedi at a shopping mall last friday possibly buying the backpack he used to detonate the bomb this week. it revealed a sophisticated device that used screws, and a detonator. police remain focused on finding the bomb maker who they say may still be at large. amid ongoing investigation people here in manchester and throughout the uk are refusing to let the attack keep them from going on with their daily lives. football fans who faced tight security erupted in cheers yesterday as manchester united defeated ajax amsterdam in the final soccer game. pop star aryan na grande was scheduled to perform today and

tomorrow. they decided to suspend the tour. they said, quote, our way of life has once again been threatened, but we will overcome this together. each day we're learning more about the 22 victims in the attack. those identified range in age from 51 to 8. they were moms picking up kids from concert, teenage super fans of ariana grande and, of course, 8 yard saffie rose roussos who was at the concert with her mom and sister. eileen mcleod, 17-year-old holy rutherford and her boyfriend. last night, campbell spoke to the crowd about her daughter. >> i ask you to do same.

please be together. well, meantime the investigation continues, the united kingdom has reportedly stopped sharing information with u.s. about the manchester attack. the british government is livid and astonished over the leaks of information and pictures concerning the attack according to the bbc. today in brussels prime minister theresa may is expected to talk

voters have already cast ballots through early voting. meg oliver has more on the incident and today's election. >> reporter: it starts as a simple exchange between greg gianforte and a reporter and then it explodes. >> we'll talk about it later. i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time you came here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell

jacobs grab greg's wrist and spun away from greg pushing them both to the ground. the timing couldn't be worse. gianforte was once considered a lock for the open house seat but in recent weeks the polls show a tight single race. rob quist has taken montana by storm. the first-time candidate has raised more than million include 1g million in the past week alone. >> iry try to be a representative of montana all my life through my music and my poetry and this is just another step. more leak a giant leap. >> reporter: montana only has

one congressional seat. voters here haven't elected a democrat to fill it in more than two decades. donald trump won by pre-existing conditions would ultimately be unable to purchase insurance. the white house says the cbo is wrong. cbs news has confirmed the existence of a secret document that reportedly played a central role in the handling of the hillary clinton investigation by fbi director james comey.

they consider it possibly unreliable and possibly fake. >> reporter: sources say the fbi obtained the game-changing document in the spring of 2016. it cited a purported e-mail. the "washington post" reported that the document was unreliable, possibly a fake product of russian intelligence and could have been part of what sources tell cbs news was moscow's effort to plant fake news into the bloodstream of the election to discredit clinton. but before it was discredited, the document reached the highest form of law enforcement. fbi director james comey thought if it got out it would discredit the investigation. so he made the unusual announcement that he would. >> our judgment is no reasonable

prosecutor would bring the case. shortly after, the fbi concluded the intelligence was unreliable. >> how and when did you first learn of this doumtd? >> reporter: republican senator charles grassley asked him about this document earlier this month. >> what steps did the fbi take to determine that the political fix was in? did the fbi interview the person who wrote the e-mail? if not, why not? >> i have to give you the same answer. i can't talk about that in an unclassified setting. >> associates of comey said he made the best decision he could with the information he had but clinton officials point to that fbi conference where he criticized her handling of classified information asn goesp

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♪ i'm a rocket man the pentagon is hopping aboard the phantom express. that's what boeing calls its experimental spaceplane. the company landed a $146 million contract yesterday to build the xs-1. the designers hope it will take small satellites into orbit on a daily basis within three years. >> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, the fed is on track for a rate hike, and a child car seat recall. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. investors are poring over minutes from the fed's last meeting. that i show the fed officials are ready to finish winding down that massive stimulus plan put in place during the financial crisis. stocks on wall street finished higher for a fifth day in a row. the dow gained 74 points. the s&p finished 6 points higher, the nasdaq finished 4 points higher.

the fed raised its key rate in december and march. most analysts believe two more rate hikes are on tap this year with one as soon as next month. opec members are expected to formally extend oil cuts when they meet in vienna today. in november opec agreed to cut production of barrels by 1.2 million barrels a day. non-opec members like russia chipped in another 1,000 barrels that pushed the price higher, but that's expected to expire in june. graco is recalling its car seats. the webbing fails to meet federal safety standards according to the national highway safety administration. they say in the event of a serious crash the harness webbing can break. owners can call graco for a free replacement. and facebook is expanding its fund-raising feature. in march facebook launched a charitable giving tool that

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behind the bombing widens. the british government has reportedly stopped sharing intelligence on the bombing with the u.s. after leaks. the british government is livid, according to the bbc. president trump is in brussels for a nato meeting where prime minister theresa may is expected to talk to the president about the leaks. and scott pelley spoke to a couple who were in the foyer of manchester arena when the bomb went off monday. phil and kim dick were waiting for their 17-year-old daughter tamla and their 15-year-old granddaughter sasha. they described what they saw. >> out of it, there was a little girl is stuttering toward me with all her blond hair all in her face, a big gash on her mouth, blood gushing out of her shoulder. >> kim half carried her and half dragged her to the foyer doors. initially laid her down. >> blood was coming out. >> she was choking on the blood. >> what did you see, phil?

>> horror. absolute horror. injured people, dead people. >> body parts. >> parts of people. blood. so much blood. literally puddles of blood mixed with ash. the only thing i saw was the remnants of the suicide bomber, basically the bottom half of the body in the middle of the corridor. >> and then my phone was ringing. it was there. i reached out with one hand. i saw it was tammy, my daughter tamla. oh, the relief. anyway, i'm holding the phone and i'm going, tamla, tamla, you're okay, darling. she said, yeah, mom. i said, where's sasha. she said, she's with me. the staff were brilliant in the arena. they kept coming up and saying we're going to get help. >> there was a cart used for merchandising.

we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table and with the police officers we carried her down on this makeshift stretcher. did her dad call you? >> he called me. he call me. he eventually got through and he got reunited with his daughter. >> well, the 14-year-old girl the dicks cared for has endured more than ten hours of surgery so far. and the famed man u soccer team gives its grieving city something to cheer about. manchester united won the europa championship title yesterday with a 2-0 win over an amsterdam team and the crowd in stockholm honored the victims. this is the "cbs morning news." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

good morning. thanks for waking up with us as we take a live look at the beautiful bay bridge on this morning. t-minus one day until friday. it's thursday, may 25. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego.

we are counting down to friday. we started on monday though, right? >> she is counting down to tuesday which would be t-minus what, another five days? >> yeah. i can't do the math. >> i love fridays, too. >> yeah. i know. you love every day. you're good every day. [ laughter ] >> how's? >> doing? >> good. good. we're just referring to it as it smells dewey right now. we have very high humidity. we have a lot of thin overcast across the bay area. this is the scene -- who left the lights on? you know? i say that all the time. got to conserve on electricity. that's coit tower. under an overcast sky. 58 degrees in oakland. breezy in the area, 24 in fairfield, 13 in antioch. these winds will be breezy during the afternoon hours. more consistent out of the southwest 10 to 20. there you have the deck of stratus from