>> in new york, the death toll has risen to 22 from an explosion outside arena pack with music fans in manchester, england. fifty-nine people are hospitalized, many of the victims were children. police say suicide bomber was killed in the blast. >> the bomb was set off just outside the manchester arena where people were leaving last night's concert by the american pop star, ariana grande. the arena can hold more than 20,000 spectators. the video very touch to -- tough to watch. president trump commented, from bethlehem. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living and enjoying their lives, murdered

by evil looseners life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. i will call them from now on losers. >> because that's what they are. they're losers. >> mark, good morning, what can you tell us? >> very tragic morning, gale, not just for the reasons of the high death toll. >> this was an attack of a special cruelty even by the standards by these sort of thing, victims weren't indiscriminate victims. these attacked the young of the let me just set the scene for you. concert had just come to an end. the crowd was beginning to file out of the bowl. it was a sell-out.

the attacker was not in the crowd. he approached from outside right at the point where the attackers exited into the lobby of the arena, many of them, meeting their parent, many of them very young, in their young teens, and the result was a crowd fled in panic. >> really confused. crying, didn't even know what was going on. believe the attacker acted on his own here at the site of the crime. however, they have an i.d. on him, potential for an i.d. he was caring identification, whether that turns out to be the actual person, the issue ahead of them, now investigating whether or not he acted alone in the preparation of this attack.

>> jonathan, good morning. >> royal inch farm i, one of the hospitalization the victims were taken to, at this point the extent of the injuries, still unclear, though, there are unconfirmed reports, several people were possibly paralyzed after shrapnel struck their spine. family, loved once, looking to reconnect with the missing countless still missing at this hour. parent waiting at the pick up point to pick up their loved ones, as they were exiting and in shock sitting there as hundreds rushed toward them screaming inside, we saw images of children jumping over railings, into crowds, in a desperate effort to escape. we have heard from several who did manage to escape safely. take a listen.

>> girls are crying, it was just chaos. >> those are some of the bucky ones, again missing, dozens, countless, still missing according to authorities. and people going on line in a desperate effort to reconnect, digital missing signs of their loved ones. as the search continues. >> jonathan, reporting from manchester, thank you. heard theresa may speaking for the first time. we will join her now. >> although not the first time manchester has suffered in this way, it is the worse attack the city has experienced and the worse ever to hit the north of england. the police and security services are working at speed to establish the complete picture. but i want to tell you what i can at this stage.

>> at 10:33 last night, the police were called to report an explosion at manchester arena in manchester city center near victoria train station. we know single terrorist detonated his improvise explosive device near one of the exits of the venue, deliberately choosing the time and place to cause maximum carnage and to kill and injury indiscriminately. the explosion coincided with conclusion of a pop concert which was attended by many young families and groups of children. all act of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people. but this attack stands out for its sickening, coward necessary, deliberately targeting innocent defenseless children and innocent young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable night of their lives

as things stand, i can tell in you addition to the attacker, 22 people have died and 59 people have been injured. those injured are being treat in the eight different hospitals across greater manchester. many are being treated for life threatening conditions. we know among those killed and injured were many children and young people. we struggle to comprehend the warmed and twisted minds that sees room packed with young children, not as a thing to cherish but as opportunity for carnage. >> we can continue to resolve such attacks in future it take on defeat the ideology that often fuels this violence. and turn out to be others responsible for this attack, to seek them out, bring them to justice.

>> they believe carried out by one man, but need to know whether he was acting out or part of wider group. it will take some time to establish these fact. the investigation will continue. >> the police and security services will be given all of the resources they need to complete that task. >> police and security services believe they know the identity of the perp trailer. but at this stage of their investigation we cannot confirm his name. >> the police and emergency services have as always acted when great courage, and on behalf of the country, i want to express our gratitude to them. >> conduct to test those plans. and they performed with the utmost professionalism. >> 400 police officers, were involved in the operation through the night. and many paramedics, doctors, and nurses, have work

valiently, a mid traumatic and terrible scenes to save lives and care for the wounded. significant resource haves been deployed to the police investigation, and there continue to be visible patrols around manchester, which include the deposition employment of armed officers. >> for people who live and work in manchester, the remains are large cord in place around manchester arena and victoria station, which will be in place for some time. the station is closed and will remain closed wheel detailed forensic search is underway. we know many friends and relatives of people caught up in the attack are still trying to find out what has happened to their children, brothers, sisters, parents, and loved ones. so, please, think of those people who are experiencing unimaginable worry, and if you have any information at all relating to the attack, please contact greater manchester

police. the threat level remains at severe. that means terrorist attack remains mily likely, but the inch die pen dent joint terrorism analysis center which sets the threat level on the basis of the intelligence available to them, will continue to assess this throughout today, and in the days ahead. later today ill travel to manchester, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnam and members of the emergency services who have come to manchester aid in it moment of need. and as i announce last night the general election campaign has been suspended ill chair another meeting of cobra later today. >> condemn the perpetrators, and declare the terrorist also not win. but the fact that we've been here before, and the fact that

we need it say this again, does not make it any less -- >> so we've already listening to british prime minister theresa may on the uk explosion in manchester that happened late yesterday evening in england, 22 confirmed dead, 59 injured, many of them critically. we will be following the latest developments in manchester as well, and we will bring you any new development throughout the morning. >> back here at home, if you are headed out the door, may want to grab an umbrella what can we expect? >> really depends where you are, in that scenario, further southeast you go, the more like at this is you will ends up with rain. toward night fall, see the leading edge of moisture working it way in across virginia, all headed our way once more, going to be system that does clip the region as a whole we take you outside, little sun, but also gray sky off in the distance had been vale of low-lying cloud cover over the baseball diamond here earlier on, that's had a chance to lift. visibility issues that we face early this morning are

starting to diminish. as the day progresses we should hit mid 70s in the city but eventually showers will work their way in, especially for the southeast half of the delaware valley. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for that. looking outside, starting to heat up now. we can expect push into the 6:00 hour. how busy yesterday was, good morning everyone, happy tuesday to you. looking at the vine, westbound side maybe tapping on your brakes, jump on to the schuylkill eastbound side, same story, looking good. have a lot of fog here light, starting to see start to bill, you can see them here, vare avenue. give yourself extra time there. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. in other news this morning, police working to figure out motive for a reported abduction in east falls. live from philadelphia police headquarters with the latest on the search for the suspect,

good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. right now, police are going off of the account after witness who says she was driving by when she stopped and pulled over, because she saw two men fighting, on the side of the road. investigators are not sure if the two men new each other or road rage incident. take a look at the video of the scene of east falls from last night, happened just after 7:15, roberts avenue and fox street. witness told police she saw one man come out of brown mini-van. then began beating up another man who had just come out of black car, the woman said third person slid open the van door. that's when the man who was winning the fight pushed the victim inside the van, and continued to beat him up. the third person then jumped into the victim's car drove off. >> that's when the person who was winning the fight, got into the driver side of the machine i van, with the victim still laying in the back,

closed the door, following the vehicle. >> and the witness described the man who was driving the van as very tall about six-four, husky build, wearing black pants, and looking at surveillance video found near the scene to see if it captured any of the fight and additional detail. for now liver outside police headquarters, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. >> coming up: o.j. simpson could be release from the prison early. find out when he could be a free man. >> plus keeping the kids right way to brush their teeth. may be real challenge but here is something parents could smile about. high tech toothbrushes, see how they work next.

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, ronald mcdonald house, katie fehlinger, pat gallen and meisha johnson. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, memorial day weekend just few days away, a loft us are thinking about taking a vacation. >> that's right. so i'm working on a story and i need your help. i posted this pole on facebookment take a look. if you could pick up and travel anywhere right now, where would it be? would you relax on an islands, like me, here in this picture, turks and caikos, or go for a hike in the rocky mountains? how about trip to europe, or maybe north of new york city. just go to cbs philly facebook page, cast your vote, i'll explain why i am asking all of those details. >> she is keeping secrets from me, kate. >> i katie, don't keep us out in the dark. where would you want to go? >> would totally go immediately down to an island. no questions about it. i'm with you. >> absolutely. >> i would go to europe.

>> i haven't been to prague. >> prague, buda pest. >> very fancy. >> i enjoy that. >> all i need is just a little drink with a umbrella in it and hammock and i'm goal glenn here-here kate. >> i yes. you and i think very much alike, rahel. let's look at storm scan3, very active pattern at the moment, you have a lot of moisture working it way in across the southeast, some lifting in already. through virginia, specially toward night fall, overnight, southeast half of the region. show you future weather, all the way to 1:00 p.m. by this point some of you we even have sunshine, truly split forecast, north and west, not bad day. but later on tonight, as early as evening, there will be some showers, start to fire up t may be a little sooner than there is but generally toward night fall then overnight how things sort of pan out here. the batch of rain really just works it way through the southeast half of the area. then lift out of here by about this same time tomorrow. so there may still be some wet

weather to damage as you hit the road here tomorrow. now it, should be clearing out. we end one some sunshine for the rest of your wednesday, but this is another system, in the pipeline. of several down the road. so, come tomorrow, again, skies will start to clear after the morning showers by thursday, though, more rain and thunderstorms from another system. friday and shower, not -- friday and saturday, not bad at all. >> dealing with fog in our camera shots. seal did i wear county, 452, take this all the way up to the airport, what you are looking at, actually not look that bad by the way, everything at the airport looking good. flights seem to be on time. check the schedules on line, overall delaware county you are working with, headed out there now, 95, betsy ross bridge, where we are starting to slow down little bit. turn in the southbound direction toward center city, you can see, how many headlines are out there pushing in the southbound direction. and plus, we've got some construction crews out, there as well. these guys still out there on the schuylkill at the boulevard.

taillights moving in the westbound direction. and there are some back-ups around that starting to build. now, take a look at this, this is couple of camera shot behind what you just look at, the boulevard, this is at vare you can see bumper to bumper at this point. a lot more to talk about when we come become in the next ten minutes, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, o.j. simpson has parole hearing coming up in just, some say that he could be released. the department of corrections has the date of the hearing to be decided next month. simpson nine years into 33 year sentence on burglary and kidnapping charges, connect today 2008 confrontation over memorabilia, in las vegas, 1995 simpson acquitted of his ex-wife and companion. >> for some parent can be challenge to go get kids to brush their teeth or brush correctly. >> new technology on market to could make that little easier. called smart toothbrushes. when paired with a app, the toothbrushes show kids where to brush, and for exactly how long. parent can also get a record of how well their child did. and some dentists say the technology could make kids little more excited about

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>> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. here ' what you need to know in your morning minute. >> great britain, possible terrorist attack. >> so many young beautiful innocent people murdered by evil losers. >> the spirit of the people of manchester will grow even stronger. my thoughts and prayers are with everyone. >> a man is reportedly snatched off the street of east falls. >> investigators aren't sure if the suspects and the victim know each other or this was a road rage incident. >> president trump meeting with palestinian president abas. >> thank you. >> i actually when i went into my hair-dresser i pulled out a

picture that said james cord on. >> ♪ >> can't help buy smile with these carpool karaoke. >> and they're jean us, katie talking about rain i'm not so excited. >> and why would you be? we actually don't have any drought status whatsoever at this point, don't actually need the rain for a change. you don't need the umbrella yet. see, steadier rain with it, as well, eventually going to make its way here toward the tail end of the day. >> this will be one of those systems that track is everything further northwest, probably sunshine throughout the day. daytime high eventually hit 73, currently low 60s here at philadelphia international airport. fifty-nine currently atlantic

city. eventually the clouds would be rebuilding everywhere. we do at lows have little hint every sunday shine with time showers start to work their way in, city on southeast, mainly toward night fall that the precipitation get in here. further off to the north in the poconos, man, sitting pretty coming up additional systems, coupl couple of breaks. we will show which days are the best to get us done and the all-important holiday weekends, how is that shaping up? wet weather possibility there, too, let you know which day it looks the driest at this point. everyone thinking about the weekends. good news waking to up nice dry roadways, starting to slow down little bit. particularly on 95, push in the southbound direction, coming around the s curve making your way into center sit what i you are working with, just headed out there. i would say in the next 20

minute or so, i would give yourselves maybe extra time, 15, 20 minutes, then every ten minutes take on extra time. did have construction going on schuylkill at university ave. the back up shot where the residuals, construction crews at university have moved out of your way see working with a lot of vehicles out there, not only residual, but now that they moved out of the way, just plane old construction out there as well. new off ramp opening 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, the old ramp closes, at 10:00 p.m. you will have to use allegheny off ramp as well, talking more about this coming up in in the next tent minute, over to you. >> theresa may says investigators know who is behind explosion at ariana grande concert, but they're in the ready to reveal his identity. the blast happened last night,

just as ariana grande left the stage at manchester arena. suicide bomber detonated device in the lonnie area of the arena killing 22 people, injuring dozens more. it stands at severe level, and a mother, who took her ten year old daughter to the concert, saw a lot of children there these people are >> now, so far, it is not clear if the suicide bomber acted alone grand another hurt, she tweeted broken from the bottom of my heart, so, so sorry, i don't have words. philadelphia police officer recovering and three student under arrest after school brawl. take a look there is happened yesterday afternoon near sent an erie station, knock to the

grounds, suffered injury to the rib cage. septa transit and philadelphia police eventually got the situation under control. got off the l, fight, officer injured in the melee. two juveniles arrested for that. and then there was another fight around the corner, another juvenile was arrested for that. >> and the past year, after school violence near subway stops have prompted increased patrols at stations throughout philadelphia. >> well, chester county man has been arrested for unprovoke attack on a disable man, that was caught on surveillance camera. take a look, the disturbing incident happened outside this 7-eleven store west chester back on may . police say 29 year old barry baker, mocked a man with cerebral palsy several times before sucker punch him in the face. the injured victim managed to get into his car, and call police. just shocking in today's world

would you have somebody attacking you simply because you suffer from cerebral palsy. >> he was charged with assault. >> and as president trump continues his overseas trip, he continues the evil losers responsible for the deadly attack in manchester england, made the remarks in a june news conference with abas. the latest on the president's first foreign trip. >> reporter: on his final day in the middle east, president trump commented on the terror attack in manchester, glands. that killed almost two dozen people. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living, enjoying their lives, hurled recalled by evil losers in life. >> i won't call them monsters, because they would like that term. >> mr. president med with abas

at the presidential palace in bethlehem, working on his tough he is deal yet, between two nations that have not held direct talks for more than three years. >> if israel and the palestinians can make peace, it will begin a process of peace all throughout the middle eels. >> but the president's effort may have been overshadowed after this meeting with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu monday. when he revisited claims he revealed sensitive israeli intel with top russian diplomats earlier this month. >> just so you understand, i never mentioned the word or the name israel. never mentioned it through that conversation. >> hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> renovation project that add more value to your home. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live

from new york, good morning, jill. >> which ones are worth it? >> according to remodel magazine analysis of 29 project. you can expect to get just back 64 percent of every dollar you put into your home improvements, but there are some really simple and low-cost project that deliver great returns best bang for your buck, installing, fiberglass insulation in the attic. i know, not exactly sexy, the only one that pace back more than you invest. >> nearly 108%. now, replacing a run of the mill, entry door, with attractive tough steel one. that will nearly pay for itself. >> that makes sense. >> okay. so those are low cost. what about the more expensive project? which one of those make the most sense? >> okay, before you shell out the big bucks, you may want to consider a little bit cheaper,

more efficient solution. for example, on this survey, a lot of homeowners we know, they want brand new kitchen. but a minor kitchen remodel recoups about 80% of the investment. meanwhile, a major overhaul down to the studs, that only nets you 65% of the average mid-range. now choosing to age in place, you know, be old nerve your own home, you may want to replace the tub with a big walk in shower, that has good pay-off. if your plan is to keep the house as long as you can, you may want to splurge on first floor master bedroom suite, those stairs do become harder as you age. >> well now jill this sounds all peach i keen, how should people pay for this stuff? >> oh, i knew would you ask that jim. i love that about you, all about the dollars. my preference is to save up in advance. but look, some of these project very expensive. so, you may want to tap some of the equity you have in your home. banks will lend you money against the equity i in the way of home equity loan or line every credit, use it as you

need it, pay the interest on what you borough. with interest rates still loan, you may also consider refines g, borough the money needed for the project, add it to your existing loan. i won't be doing my job, please have budget to start, just to know how much you're blowing through it. >> oh, yes. >> good to know. all right, jill, thank you. good advice. >> sure. >> well, are you in search new four-leg friends? it tonight's top three tuesday what you need to know to find the dog of your dreams. >> i've seen people lose $300, all the way to $3,000. >> now, before you fall in love with a cute furry friends, look at these fellows, we'll have information you need to know we will tell you what you should never do, how to find your perfect pet that's tonight at 11:00. >> so cute. >> up next doctor rob is here with subtle signs every hearing loss, how loud is too loud when it comes to making noise? >> too loud. plus baby bear rescue, a fisherman with quite a story

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>> a fisherman has a new friends down in the wilds of pennsylvania. >> admits he might ask differently if he had to do it all over again, was relaxing on a lake in huntingdon county. he said he saw something bob in the water t turned out to be a bear cub, struggling in deep water. so, grad reached out to the little fellow.

>> i thought to myself, please, don't bite me. as calm as can be, didn't show hostility towards me. it was going to drown if i didn't help t i never thought anything else other than get it and help it. >> brad said he put the cub on dry land, it went into the woods. state game commission reminds everyone it lever animals alone in the wild. and if necessary, just call the game commission. >> mama bear is nearby. >> oh, ya. >> i would have been afraid of, afraid -- >> needy remind you of the sea lion from yesterday. leave them alone. >> special case here, he probably did the right thing. absolutely. wow, although, with that said, looking ahead here guys to another day that feature additional rain working its way into the region. not here yet. some of you have some sunshine, that's actually being echoed by some of the eyewitness weather watchers out there this morning a lot of low upper 50's, to report, we've got handful every spots actually already in the 60s, like this one there is one comes in from chris, out in saint david's, and along the

main line, little hint every sunday light coming through. but, he says hey despite the clouds, at least not raining. now hopefully it will stay dry, for christopher, but we will see the leading edge of the rain working way in, 54 degrees from den even, actually has had some fog, just came in within the last 23 minutes, though. so it may start to lift time will get scoured out. the reason i show you fran, not so much for the report but rather because he point the out it is ems week. i think seeing, always in service, so he's one of our product emt's across off to all every you. meanwhile, we look ahead to the this storm scan3 picture here. there is a lot of activity to track, in short, multiple systems that will work their way through, in the next

couple of days. with all the rain it has helped, air quality good, pollen levels nice and low. uv index, still weary of it. >> heat index, not of note here today. looking forward dry out tomorrow, despite showers that work their way in, thursday more rain and storms, friday, saturday, meisha, actually look pretty nice. >> yes, they do. friday looks gorgeous. katie thank you so much. looking outside, with the boulevard, good morning, happy tuesday. southbound, before the schuylkill, this is what you are working with, and once you jump on to the schuylkill and travel down little westbound, at city avenue, take a look at this, where you start to get page in to bumper to bumper conditions. just headed out there anywhere around the area, boulevard, city avenue, schuylkill, you certainly want to start to give yourself some extra time. ninety-five south at cottman, same story. push in the southbound direct come around the s curve making your way downtown to center

city you can see it is a little bit slow moving there. in fact just traveling little less than supposed speeds now just popping up, do have accident here, take a look at how slow moving you are going, 95 north past federal sit it road two lanes blocked, southbound direction, it is still really going to start to slow you down. so again, bumper to bumper conditions there. see 4 miles per hour, basically telling you you're not moving, snail crawl, so heads up for those of you headed in the northbound direction on interstate 95. pa turnpike evening before bensalem right lane, pa, before neshaminy falls, left lane block there, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, can you repeat that? if you find yourself in the thunder standing conversations caused -- constantly turning up the volume union l television, could be experiencing level of hearing logs. 48 million americans, may better speech and hearing month. doctor rob is here this morning, wants you all to

listen up. doctor rob, good morning. >> good morning. >> how common is some form of hearing loss? >> pretty come on, one in five adult throughout the lifetime has some type of hearing loss. one in three other age of 65 biggest concern, starting to have hearing problems, and the sound every silence, may not notice it initially, maybe at big rock concert, and say, oh, my ears will get used to it, but over five, ten years it, may start to affect, so our younger generation, noise induced hearing loss, really concerned about. how do you know whether to get test in the. >> a lot of times down the road, for example, you may ask people to repeat themselves. like what did you just say? or you may have trouble hearing somebody in a crowd or at a party, also frequent complaint by other (is your tv so loud, or the radio turn it down. come on, i can hear or might

have ringing, can block hearing or show damage. so real important to get that checked. >> so what happens during a hearing test? >> first you may come to the office, say you're having trouble hearing, i want to make sure your ear canal is okay, no block, no infection. say everything is cool. then i might gave you a test to try to find out your eardrum is working fine, but then we may see hour your hearing is, for example, are you hearing soft, or loud, so we want to check, so you would be wearing there is and hook to up special device different types of hearing aids, so they a.m. apply few sounds, but that doesn't mean you'll understand, you can talk loudly to me but i may not be able to discriminate or know what word you said

those with serious hearing loss, we have cochlea hearing devices, main thing, get check, see what's right for you. >> very quickly we talk about this with headphones. how do you know how loud is too loud? we have 202nd. >> walk by someone. if you hear someone who has headphones in their ear you can hear what they're listening to, way too loud. 50% volume is the max. you should ever use. >> never at the top level? >> never at the top. and if you're at concert, can't hear someone from this distance away, toes loud. walk away. put this in your ear, put some type of ear plugs? >> you've given me something to think about. >> protect your young ears. >> jim, i will sends it back to you. >> great advice. now 6:51, along g coup n this morning, nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora

with manchester, england, at ariana grande concert. we'll hear from witnesses, plus more on who may have carried out this attack, with former homeland security advisor frank townsend, and former cup eat i director of the cia, michael morrell. also, in israel, with president trump's big speech this morning. all that, plus, the eye opener. your world, in 90 seconds. so we will see you right at 7:00. >> pack show, we will be watching, thank you, nor a so, who can create the greatest gang moley? some of philly's top restaurant chefs will compete for the tight this will thursday night. >> the annual competition benefit manna. >> pat gallen live at manna's kitchen to tell us all about it. pat? >> guys all i have to say this morning is holy gawk mole. >> i we have to talk about this, great event coming up thursday night, at morgan peer, the fifth annual gawk

moly-off. >> laura, high. >> how are you? >> doing well. tell me about it. >> so our fifth annual guac-off. bring in philly restaurant to make their best and most kree aid i have. all of the benefits benefit manna. >> what does mnanna do? >> delivers meals to people with life threatening illnesses, so they get meals completely free of charge to them seven days a week. >> how can people help? >> come down, volunteer. in is our kitchen. volunteers a day, yes, come on down, volunteer or come join us at guac-off. >> this is roberta. hi, roberta? are. >> so were you a judge last year, our j getting your hands dirt think morning many tell us about being a judge in this competition? >> you have to come with your pallet ready to go. you don't mow what you will expect or get. last year we had amazing gawk moly there. some my favorites like crab meat, mango, or anything like that, that takes it up a

notch. you know is it for me i like traditional guacamole with little bit of bacon. go wrong with bacon. >> there is bacon in that? >> there is bacon. >> will you let me try that. >> of course. >> let me grab a chip. bacon, what else? >> bacon, white onions, lime juice, salt, pepper, sometimes you can put some garlic in there, as well. you snow. >> isn't that good? >> really good. >> perfect. >> perfect, roberta, perfect. >> she was winner last year, hi,. >> how are you? >> what are we doing here. >> kim of secret ingredient we won't reveal so far. but for little added flavor, doing some green mango, and we will top it off with couple of secret ingredient. >> i wouldn't and journalist if i didn't ask what is the secret ingredient? >> i can't give it up. i can't. my mouth is sealed. >> can i try it at least. >> absolutely. >> you have got to come down

to the guac off, morgan's peer on thursday, uh-huh. get your tickets, you get to try all of this great stuff, great guacamole. i may never come back. >> that's it for me, guys. >> bacon in one, mango in another? >> quickly making enemies around here, pat, just saying, katie over here, she's not happy. we're not happen. >> i gawk off. great cause, great food. >> foremanna. yes, absolutely.

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9/11. >> i that's three to go. >> cbs this morning is next. >> cbs this morning is next. >> remember to join us each good morning. it is tuesday, may 23rd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning". a suicide bomber kills 22 people at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. police said overnight children are among the victims. we'll talk to survivors of the worst terror attack since 2005. >> the bombing targeted thousands as they left the pop concert. we'll look at the challenges of securing these large events and how police here in the u.s. are taking additional precaution. >> president trump said the manchester victims were murdered by evil losers in the life. he calls on the arab world