one of the people inside manchester arena at the time was karen ford.the concert with her family. we karen ford. she was at the concert with herfamily. we have been speaking to her. my daughter and i attended this evening. my husband drove us, they were outside. but we were just leaving the concert. ariana grande had left, the lights had come up, everybody was just getting out of their seats and walking towards the stairs, when all of a sudden this huge sound, which sounded like a explosion, went off. and this was just after the end of the concert. what was people's reaction? everybodyjust stopped and turned around, and somebody shouted, "it's a bomb, run!" and everybody started running. people were trying to push people up the stairs. there was a lady in a wheelchair trying to get away. she was absolutely hysterical, bless her, people werejust pushing past her. i held them back while she actually got out of the stairwell. and a person that was with her took her to safety. but the problem was, a lot of children were there without parents. there was no o

ford he was at the ariana grande concert with herfamily —— karen ford.t ten minutes away from the arena. people are incredibly upset and disturbed, shaken. people are trying to make sense of what happened. people are picking a little bits of information from places, looking on their phones... i see many people in tea rs. phones... i see many people in tears. i was talking to one mother who had two children with her. she said shejust who had two children with her. she said she just wants to get them home. she said she saw people covered in blood. people talked of seeing phones strewn around the place, people leaving their coats, heading through the doors and trying to get as far away as possible, really. people were talking about things in their minds, such as what happened at the bataclan last year. it is very panicky. police response has been huge. the whole street of manchester were alive with flashing lights, helicopters... it has been a fast and speedy response. the response now it is just about reassuring people are given people away. tom, please st

i want to get to karen ford. karen was at the concert tonight in manchester. joins me now by phone. karen, thank you for joining us. sorry you had to witness this. as i understand, you said everyone was getting out of their seats, walking toward the stairs, when all of a sudden a huge sound, sounded like an explosion went off. take us through it. >> yes. the concert just finished. i was there with my 13-year-old daughter since this weekend. and ariana grande just departed from the stage and the lights came on so everyone stood up. we started to walk toward the staircase to take us out of the building and all of a sudden from the opposite corner of the arena, there was a huge bang which sounded like an explosion. everyone stopped and just looked to each other for a few seconds. then someone suddenly shouted, bomb. so then just everyone went into a frenzy. everyone was panicking and people were just pushing and trying to get out of the building. and there had been a lady in a wheelchair who was trying to get out with her partner. it was just awful. awful. awful. >> as i understand, ka

. >> reporter: karen ford was inside with her 13-year-old daughter when the bomb went off and she said her husband panicked when he couldn't find her in the aftermath. >> for about 10 minutes we were looking for each other and they thought we were dead. >> reporter: then, there was comfort on the streets of manchester and now there is resolved. despite the attack on the community's youngest and most vulnerable, the manchester mayor, andy burnham. >> these are children and young people and their families. it is sad that they chose to terrorize and kill them. >> reporter: we don't know how many are missing. jonathan vigliotti, manchester, england. >> singer on -- singer are ariana grande put her to work on hold and tweeted, groping from the bottom up my heart. i'm so, so sorry. i don't have words. >>> security is stepped up across the u.s. with heavily armed police patrolling new york times square and others frequented by tourists and locals. the primary concern is a similar bombing of a soft target and experts said it's impossible to protect every possible target and especially difficul

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that was karen ford speaking to me a short while ago.re. what are we here in our? greater manchester police have been sending out messages since the incident. this one a few minutes ago says that emergency services are continuing to work at the scene of the incident. they ask people to avoid the area and follow their twitter account for updates. we have also heard from the bbc‘s home affairs corresponded. he said from his sources, the north—west counterterrorism unit is treating the incident as a possible terrorist incident. senior counterterrorist officers are assembling in london tonight. —— correspondent. they are liaising with officials. casualties could be in double figures. we have had not an official casualties figure from greater manchester police. they talked about a number of fatalities in casualties. and they said they were setting up a casualties bureau. we also heard from british transport police, they confirmed that the explosion was in the foyer area. looking at bit is, we get a sense of the magnitude of what has happened

we can hear from karen and stuart ford who we re hear from karen and stuart ford who were at the arenated to walk towards the staircase, when all of a sudden there was this huge, loud bang in the corner, the opposite corner of the stadium. it was just awful, i was trying to tell my daughter to keep calm and obviously we needed to get out safely but at that time we did not know that it was a bomb. but there was no one to direct us anywhere, there were shoes on the floor that people had obviously lost as they were running away and we just followed the masses, we followed everybody out into the street, onto the streets, there was children crying, everybody was on the phone. how is your daughter, isabel? she is in shock this morning. she is quite upset. she has had a few tears. i think this the reality has sunk in this morning that she has gone to a concert... she is just in complete awe of ariana grande, she just loves her. we have had these tickets for months and the concert was fantastic and then for that to happen and people of her age have probably died, i think she is realising how s

. >> reporter: karen ford was inside with her 13-year-old daughter when the bomb went off.he said her husband panicked when he couldn't find them in the aftermath. >> for about ten minutes we were trying to look for each other. they thought they were dead. >> the great city of manchester has been affected by terrorism before. >> reporter: the uk's home secretary noted how this strike seems to target innocence. >> this time it has been a particular attack on the most vulnerable in our society. >> very, very lucky, aren't we? >> yes. >> very lucky. we got out of there early. my husband said there's been a terrorist attack at ariana grande i didn't quite believe him. >> reporter: after the terror there was comfort on the streets of manchester. now there's resolve. manchester mayor andy bernnam. >> these were children, young people and their family, that those responsible chose to terrorize and kill. this was an evil act. >> reporter: when the concert came to an end lasts night hundreds of balloons were dropped from the ceiling, some concertgoers thought the explosion was part

. >> reporter: karen ford was inside with her 13-year-old daughter when the bomb went off. she said her husband panicked when he couldn't find them in the aftermath. >> in about ten minutes we were trying to look for each other. >> the great city of manchester has been affected by terrorism before. >> reporter: the uk's home secretary noted how this strike seemed to target innocents. >> this time has been a particular attack on the most vulnerable in our society. >> we're okay. don't worry. very okay. we got out on my husband said there was a terrorist attack at the ariana grande. i didn't believe him. >> reporter: after the terror there was comfort on the streets of manchester. now there's resolve. manchester mayor. >> these were children, young people and their families, but those responsible chose to terrorize and kill. this was an evil act. >> reporter: at this point it's still unclear how many are missing. the youngest is reported to be just 8 years old. >>> thank you, jonathan vigliotti in manchester. zach bruce attended the concert but left early. he was at mancheste

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