captioning funded by cbs 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 plus, montana's republican congressional candidate was charged with assault overnight and hit with a handful of rescinded endorsements after allegedly body slamming a reporter to the ground.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

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 are arrest in libya and 22 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

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

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. d

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 t

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 to president trump about those leaks, and the two will meet when the two meet their first nato meeting. they're anxious to hear what the president has to say about the 28 state alliance. just hours before today's special election in montana, the republican candidate for the state's only congressional seat was charged with misdemeanor assault. witnesses including a fox news crew

grabbed a reporter and slammed him to the ground. >> i'll talk to you about that later. >> yeah, but i -- >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. two of the state's top newspapers pulled their endorsement following the incident. it's unclear what effect it might have on this election. it's believed the majority of 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 hel

>> reporter: reporter ben jacobs meeted will tweeted he body slammed him and broke his glasses. g 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: mon o

voters here haven't elected a democrat to fill it in more than two decades. donald trump won by 20 points. if the democrats when, it could change the political narrative. the question gianforte didn't want to answer was about the congressional budget office's an aalysis of the heal care bill recently passed by the republican controlled house. it would leave 23 million more americans without insurance, older people with lower incomes would disproportionately lose coverage. the report also says in some regions people with 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

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. o

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 as contributing to her loss. julianna golan

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okay, here we are another yellow weather alert, and a lot of it with spots with heavy pockets of rain

ponding. welet up until nine o'clock or 10:00 for now. scattered around the region. frederick, 270, the topside of the beltway, and the bottom side, you're dry for now, but that does not mean you will be dry for the rest of the morning. the rain showers will continue to push in. winds out of the east, northeast, for now, and breezy, too, and you will notice a lot of leaves or small debris on the roads from the winds. this is 7:00 in the morning, the scattered showers will continue. by 12:00, a little bit of a dryout period. during this dryout period this will turn out of the south and setting us up for thunderstorms this afternoon. a rumble of thunder this morning, and it's not going to be a severe thunderstorm by any means. this afternoon, we will be tracking possibly strong thunderstorms. we will see strong storms this afoo

>> allyson, it's quiet out there. a couple of accidents, no significant backups with them. the first on the inner loop of the beltway, before you get to g.w. parkway. watch the inner loop. small delays on the outer loop in the same area, and then the inner loop, passing through the springfield interchange or about to pass through the springfield interchange, another accident there, and it looks like that's move together shoulder. no delays. and then those two problems and construction out there, but right now, that's it. >> okay, let's take a look at the top stories this morning. when the wall comes tumbling down. a brick facility said falls on two cars crushing them, thankfully no one was injured in this. president trump will be at the nee key leaders summit this morning, talking of pulling out of nato in the past because he believed other countries wither not paying their fair share it

yesterday attorneys wrapped up their works in the bill cosby jury selection. disney's pirates of the caribbean "dead man tells no tale" is expected to have a big opening weekend at the box office. that's a look at what is going on, and the news at 4:30 starts right now. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm mike hydeck. when is the rain going to end, allyson? >> reporter: today is one of the wettest and stormiest we will see over the next few. drier times for tomorrow and also for saturday, but we are still going to have the chance of a few stray showers, but nothing like what we are dealing with this morning. the first alert live dopple

tracking the heavier downpours to hay market. you're going to see heavy downpours momentarily. hagerstown to martinsburg. if you're traveling to 70, you're dealing with the steadier, heavier rain for longer. when does this kick out? we will see the storms ending at 9:00 or 10:00. checking on fog, and not too much right now. visibility across the board, doing okay. through 7:00, sticking with showers, especially through northern maryland, and headed through the middle of the morning, 10:00, things will let up a bit, especially through virginia, looking drier. 12:30, very dry, and setting the stage with the winds turning, and thunderstorms brewing. not a total washout, but we will see the thunderstorms roll on through, and then finally we

trier weather this is tomorrow morning at 10:00. a few stray showers out there. >> we have construction happening on the beltway. all my alerts that the -- at this point are for the beltway this traffic camera looking like the traffic is not having a problem getting around the construction on the beltway. >> outer loop, and then a couple of accidents at the inner loop. we have a crash without any backups and the same down on the inner loop before you hit the springfield interchange. a crash here as well. mike and jan, you can get by without delay. a moment of silence across the u.k. today for the victims of the bombing at manchester area that parents -- arena. parents as -- and children as young as 8 years