and they say that salman called his brother hashim in libya 15 minutes before carrying out the attack in manchester but we do not know the details of that phone call but they say hashim knew of his brother's movements, knew he was planning something, but he did not know details when and where that attack would take place. why the brothers were in libya in the first place, learning from family and friends, say their father ramadan who returned to tripoli following the overthrow of gadhafi in the revolution in 2011, he was concerned his sons were getting into some sort of trouble, gang violence back in manchester. so in april he brought them back to libya. he confiscated their passports to make sure they don't go back to manchester, but according to the special deterrent force, according to family friends, salman deceived his family, told them he wanted to go to saudi arabia to perform the umrah pilgrimage, took his passport, flo flew back to united kingdom, two days later carried out the attack in manchester. while we hear they don't believe the planning or training took place in libya

and hashim was planning an attack in tripoli, they are holding him in beliefs they have links to then beliefs they have links to the islamic state. the journey sal man took here was a regular trip. his parents man took here was a regular trip. h is pa rents left man took here was a regular trip. his parents left libya as part of an exodus during gaddafi's time. gaddafi said extremists were fleeing here. but that isn't the whole story because there was another exodus that happen here in libya after 2011 when moammar gaddafi was ousted and that exodus was thousands of libyan fighters heading towards syria. they've taken the skills they learned in the battle against gaddafi and they honed them further in syria. then they returned here to libya with those sharpen skills and they set up a base for the islamic state in syria inside this country. hugh, it's worth remembering, western governments do not have a presence inside libya, they closed all of their embassies, that makes it much more difficult for western intelligence agencies to have a presence here and to gather every information o

his son hashim, suspected of supporting so—called islamic state. salman abedi, the suicide bomber who murdered in his own city. i met him at a mosque, and we just prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a bit, extra 5—10 minutes. this is his friend. they played football together, supported manchester united. now, he is too scared to show his face and says, over the past six months, salman abedi changed. there was something up. you could tell that there was something up with him, like, something was bugging him. then it came to a point where he didn't want to listen to music anymore, didn't think about girls. if there was a nice track on, i'd be like, oh, this is a good song. he'd be like, nah, man, turn it off. shouldn't listen to music, it's the devil. he goes, even if you're to do bad stuff, and like sell weed or do whatever, like, even drink alcohol, as long as you're praying, just pray and just keep it up, ‘cause you still can get forgiven. but like, just ‘cause he knows himself, doing what he did, he'll go to hell. so i don't know why he

the militia says hashim was plotting another terrorattack. police in the u-k say salman abedi was known to both british and u.s. intelligence officials. investigators are now trying to figure out whether abedi met with isis or al-qaeda operatives or received terror training while abroad....the bomb was sophisticated. the british prime minister...is disgusted and troubled. theresa may/british prime minister: "all acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people. but this attack stands out for it's appalling, sickening cowardice. let us remember those who died and let us celebrate those who helped, safe in the knowledge that the terrorists will never win." (grant) monday's (grant) will never win."(grant) monday's attack...killed 22 people and injured more than 60.... the youngest person to die -- just eight year old in el sobrante, a community coming together to stand up against hate.remembering two of their members that were attacked in recent months.last september, maan singh kalsa - a sikh- survived a violent beating.two moths later

and they say hashim was in the united kingdom during the planning phase of the attack. abedi brothers were in libya in the first place, we're learning this from family and friends who tell us that the father ramadan who left the unitedgdom in 2011 returned to tripoli, and he was concerned about his two younger sons, hashim and salman, worried that they were getting in to some sort of gang violence in manchester. so about a month ago, he went back and brought them to tripoli, confiscated their passports to make sure that they don't return to the united kingdom. but according to family, friends and also the special determent force, salman deceived his parents. he told them that he wanted to go and perform in the pilgrim e pilgrimage, took back his pa passport and left and went back to manchester. a spokesman for the determent force say they do not believe any planning or training took place in libya, that according to what the younger brother told them, that the planning has been taking place since the end of 2016. but you can expect about western intelligence agencies, b

. —— hashim gablac lbw on review. —— hashim amla lbw on review.owing the terror attack. europe's largest ten k run had more than 35,000 runners last year, and there will be a half marathon this time. great manchester police have already said that the great city games could go ahead on friday evening in the city, now they have given the green light for the great run as well with additional security measures expected to be in force. that's all the sport for now, more later on. the conservatives and labour have said that national campaigning in the general election will resume on friday after suspending efforts for three days due to monday's attack. both parties have also said that local campaigning will restart tomorrow after a minutes silence in respect for the victims. ukip will launch its manifesto tomorrow. we can talk to our political correspondent ian watson at westminster, we were talking earlier, you said you thought the tone of the resumed campaign would be much more muted, what have people been saying? i think it will be more restrained, p

we have heard this evening from the militia which detained the younger brother, hashim, and ramadan,planning an attack in tripoli, they are holding him in the belief that he had links to the so—called islamic state. the journey taken by salman here was a regular trip. his parents left libya as part of an exodus during the time of one gaddafi. gaddafi has said it was extremists who were fleeing here. that is not the whole story, another exodus happened in libya after 2011, when gaddafi was ousted. but exodus was thousands of libyan fighters heading towards the rear. they had ta ken fighters heading towards the rear. they had taken the skills they had learned in the battle against gaddafi and hold them further in syria. then they returned here to libya with those sharp and skills and set up a base for islamic state and set up a base for islamic state and syria within this country. western governments do not have a presence inside libya. they closed all of their embassies, making it much more difficult for western intelligence agencies to have a presence and to gather information on the

abedi's brother hashim was detained in libya today by a militia that operates there.he group says his father ramadan was arrested as well. at a building in central manchester, police used an explosive device to break into an apartment, fearing it was booby trapped. >> we heard a really loud bang. the smell inside was a bit weird. >> reporter: this is a student who lives in the building. like something explosive weird? >> explosive weird. >> the terror threat level in britain has been raised to critical. authorities believe that whoever made the manchester bomb could certainly have made others, nearly 4,000 soldiers are in the streets. seth doane reports. >> reporter: it was a show of force on britain's streets today. soldiers joined police on patrol to protect potential targets, including buckingham palace and parliament, the site of a terrorist attack in march. about 1,000 were deployed relying on the military makes sense. >> we have a limited number of armed policeman. they're doing other things. >> reporter: this is a scene that has not been seen on the streets her

a man by the name of hash hashim abedi was planning an attack when he was arrested in libya.r about a month and a half. they released a statement saying hashim abedi admitted that he and his brother were members of isis. they had been aware of the plot. he left britain, according to the statement, on april 16th. new information coming in there. we're going to, of course, update you on all of the information. much more coming up shortly. >>> there's other news we're following in washington. we're about to find out the financial impact of the house health care bill that recently passed, the much anticipated congressional budget office is expected shortly. it will answer big questions, including how many will the new bill leave uninsured. the version passed by the house that's now being considered in the senate, how much does it cut deficits? tammy is joining us from "cnn money." what are we expected to hear? >> sure. this is the final version of the house bill. we haven't seen a score for it yet. we had earlier scores but they changed it since then. so now we're going to find o

hashim he knew about the plot and they were part of isis. phoned hours before the attack saying forgive me. bomber's sister telling "wall street journal" that salman was angry by u.s. air strikes in syria, saying innocent children were being killed. many children among the victims in monday night's attack. manchester police very upset about leaks of information, including the name of the suspect. evidence photos of the bomb to some u.s. media. they have reportedly stopped sharing information with u.s. authority, prompting the british prime minister to weigh in on this subject. >> trust is knowing that intelligence can be shared confidentially and i will be making clear to president trump today that intelligence that is shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> president trump asked the justice department to launch a full review. this is critically important, sharing of information between the u.s. and uk. david: leaks have to be stopped. rick, thank you for breaking news. more breaking news on stock market. costco report

authorities also arrested the bomber's younger brother hashim, who authorities say confessed he was in the process of what they called his own act of terrorism and knew exactly how his brother's bomb was made. isis has posted videos online showing how to build a variety of suicide bombs. but experts say the details in the manchester bomb show greater sophistication, including a design like the one used by isis for bombs in paris and brussels, and more than one detonator. >> really suggesting that he probably did not act alone, that he probably had some help, that he certainly had some advice on how to create the bomb. >> of course, that was the concern all along. brian ross with us. brian is just getting information in about what inves gators have now found in the suspect's home. >> it was described to me as kind of a bomb workshop. unused chemicals more than enough for several more bombs. >> brian ross and your team. thanks to you >>> breaking headline here at home now, several reports of tornadoes coming in already, watches in several states at this hour. this twister touching down n

alongside him, his brother hashim. his father ramadan. his father was a good fighter.s fighting to die. this man met all the three of them in libya and fought on the front. frontline. 70% of them were from england. did the security services try to stop you going? no. some people even brought in laser. the bbc has learned of allegations that ramadan, summoned a betty's father, met people from al qaeda. he denies supporting islamic extremism. he believes... he doesn't believe you can be british and muslim. he said fighting in libya changed him. he believes injihadis values. it is clear. since the manchester attacker, the bbc has asked for an interview with trustees. did anybody report this young man? yes. yes indeed. one of our imams had reported this. he did not tell anybody inside the mosque. that has got to be a worry. obviously, we as trustees, should know what is going on. the reason i say suppose, if he reported him, he had information we did not have. i've not spoken to him since. he has said it to us. i don't have any information. i am not responsible. when he pa

we're now learning as you say that authorities in libya arrested hashim abedi, the younger brother of the manchester attacker arrested over suspected links to isis. turns out authorities had him under surveillance for a month and a half, libyan authorities, they moved in over intelligence he may have been planning an attack in libya's city tripoli. he. the father was arrested over links to isis. he spoke denying any link to militant groups so we'll be waiting to see what kind of intel comes out of that. another brother of the attacker is in custody here at the moment so the authorities are trying to place together a picture of -- a bigger picture what kind of influences this young man might have had, what could have led this 22-year-old to choose to commit such an act of carnage. another significant development, "the new york times" publishing photographs of the explosives used by the suicide bomber, this came from leaked information by american officials from the britts, apparently we're now learning from the bbc the british authorities will not be sharing information with the americ

his son, hashim, suspected of supporting so—called islamic state.edi, the suicide bomber who murdered in his own city. i met imet him i met him at the mosque. hejust prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a prayed, and that was it. he stayed afterfor a bit, prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a bit, an prayed, and that was it. he stayed afterfor a bit, an extra prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a bit, an extra five or ten minutes. this is his friend. they played football together, supporting manchester united. now he's too scared to show his face and says over the past six months salman abedi changed. you could tell there was something up with him, something was something up with him, something was bugging him. it came to a point when he didn't listen to music any more, didn't think about girls, if there was a nice track on, i said, let's put this track on, he says, we should listen to music, it's the devil. even if you would do bad things, sell weed, alcohol, as long as you are praying, keep it up, you can still get forgiv

this is his brother hashim now under arrest for is supporting so—called islamic state.r, he's now back home libya. on his facebook page he praises al-qaeda fighters in syria. before he left south manchester: we were told he would ta ke manchester: we were told he would take part in praise at this mosque. he isa take part in praise at this mosque. he is a guy who announces it. police now want to know if anyone else what salman abedi and his father believed. salman abedi's father, he was in the mosque? everyone knew him. a good man? he is a good man. this man is close to the trustees at didsbury mosque. like many he had no idea of the family's extremist links will stop we know he is connected to extremist fighters in libya. groups close to al-anda. extremist fighters in libya. groups close to al-qaeda. to us it did not show. is that a problem though? that people like yourself, good people, don't know who they with? we go back again, the mosque trustees go have to do more about that. a lot needs to do more about that. a lot needs to be done. tonight, didsbury mosque said s

that's according to the reported confession of his younger brother hashim arrested wednesday by police in libya supposedly about to carry out his own terror attack. authorities say hashim told them that he and his brother began watching isis online videos in 2015, closely studying a range of videos on how to build suicide bombs. experts say the details seen in the pictures of the manchester bomb obtained by "the new york times" show greater physical kitation including a design used by isis in paris and brussels and more than one detonator. >> really suggesting that he probably did not act alone, that he probably had some help, that he certainly had some advice on how to create the bomb. >> reporter: five weeks before the attack, the two brothers traveled to libya an isis stronghold and the family's ancestral home. with salman returning to manchester on may 17th. just five days before he would go to the concert arena. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: and then set off his bomb. police in manchester have now arrested seven other people in the case including another of the bomber's brothers and

the militia says hashim was plotting another terrorattack. police in the u-k say salman abedi was known to both british and u.s. intelligence officials. investigators are now trying to figure out whether abedi met with isis or al-qaeda operatives or received terror training while abroad....the bomb was sophisticated. the british prime minister...is disgusted and troubled. theresa may/british prime minister: "all acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people. but this attack stands out for it's appalling, sickening cowardice. let us remember those who died and let us celebrate those who helped, safe in the knowledge that the terrorists will never win." (grant) the youngest person to die -- just eight year old...saffie rose roussos. others include john atkinson -- a dancer and georgina callander -- an 18-year-old superfan -- who met the superstar two years ago. the night before the concert georgina tweeted to her idol -- so excited to see you tomorrow. monday's attack...killed 22 people and injured more than 60....as the u-k raises

the militia claims hashim abedi told them he and hi brother were part of isis.ources tell cnn salman abedi had been in syria for several weeseveral -- for several weeks in libya. police say he was known to both british and u.s. intelligence officials and investigators are now trying to piece together whether abedi met with isis oral qaeda operatives or received terror training while abroad. they also want the know who he was in contact with here in england. police continue to raid buildings across manchester. they say they have made arrests in connection with the bombing. in a frantic race to find anyone who may have helped abedi build his bomb or plot his attack. >> this extensive investigation is going on, and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> reporter: the prime minister has raised the terror threat to its highest level, critical, for the first time in a decade. police have increased security at major sites across the country including at buckingham palace and st. paul's cathedral and armed officers continue to patrol manchester.

the libyan militia claims hashim said he and his brother were members of isis.nn is reaching out to the authorities for verification. u.s. military sources tell cnn salman abedi, the manchester bomber, had been in libya for several weeks before the attack. >> he certainly might have had the opportunity in libya to connect with a terrorist group. isis has a presence in libya. al qaeda has a presence in libya. other jihadi groups. >> reporter: police say he was known to both british and u.s. intelligence officials, and investigators are now trying to piece together when abedi met with isis or al qaeda operatives or received terror training while abroad. they also want to know who he was in contact with in england. tonight police continue to raid buildings across manchester. they say they have made six arrests in connection with the bombing. in a frantic race to find anyone who may is there helped abedi build his bomb or plot his attack. >> this extensive investigations are going on and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> reporter: prime

people are involved,"authorities in libya say the bomber salman abedi phoned his younger brother hashim just minutes before the explosion.hashim has reportedly told interrogators both were members of isis.u=s officials believe salman received training in syria. britain's terror threat level remains at its highest level, meaning another attack may be imminent. for the first time specially-trained firearms officers are patrolling trains. manchester's muslims gathered in prayer on their holy day today.police say the number of hate crimes in the city has doubled since the bombing. muslim leaders told worshippers that they will inform police if there are signs anyone in the community has been radicalized "there is no justification for what has been done there. and what makes it even more saddening is that these twisted inhumane group of people want to use the name of religion to cover up their cowardly and disgusting acts." (catherine) monday is memorial day in the u=s.in england it's a bank holiday. troops will be out at more than a thousand sporting events a

abedi's older brother hashim has been arrested...with police saying 'he' had been planning a separate terror attack....and has admitted that the pair were members of isis. and detained in libya -- abedi's father and younger brother.meantime, armed soldiers have been deployed to key sites around britain....and parliamentis now off-limits to the public. at buckingham palace...the changing of the guard has been temporarily suspended. police are calling this a 'fast-moving' investigation. chief constable ian hopkins: it is very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. as i've said it continues at a pace, this extensive investigations an activity taking place greater manchester as we speak. fawzi haffar/manchester islamic center: this act of cowardice has no place in our religion. or any religion for that matter. sky news in britain now has security camera photos...which they say show the suicide bomber friday.....in a manchester shopping center. it's believed this shows salman abedi shortly after he bought the backpack used in the bomb attack.. meantime....all the victims'