phil and kim dick were waiting for their 17-year-old daughter tamala and their 15-year-old granddaughter sasha. >> oh, my god. >> all of a sudden, a mighty flash and bang. it was deafening. we got thrown on the floor. and then there was rubble and dust everywhere. >> thick, acrid smoke. and ash was falling almost like snow. >> yeah. >> we thought we were just on the periphery of a much bigger explosion. >> i just went, my babies, my babies are in there. and then out, this little girl is staggering towards me with all her long blond hair all burnt, her face coming out of her mouth. big gash on her shoulder. >> kim half carried and we half dragged her to the foyer doors and initially laid her down. >> blood was coming out. >> she was choking on the flood. >> what did you see? >> 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

phil and kim dick were waiting for their 17-year-old daughter tamla and their 15-year-old a anddaughterasha. [loud explosion] >> oh my god. >> all of a sudden, an almighty flash and bang. it was deafening, our ears just went-- we got thrown on the floor. and then there was rubble and dust everywhere. >> there was thick, acrid smoke and ash was falling, almost like snow. >> yeah. >> we thought we were just on the periphery of a much bigger explosion, that is what our first thought was. >> i just went my babies, my babies are in there. and then out of the dust and the rubble, a little girl is staggering towards me with all her long blond hair all burnt, down all her face, coming out of her mouth, a big gash on her shoulder. >> kim half carried and we half dragged her to the foyer doors. and initially laid her down, but. she was choking on the blood. >> pelley: what did you see, phil? >> horror. absolute horror. the injured people. >> body parts. >> dead people. peops of people. blood, so much blood. literally puddles of blood mixed with ash. the only thing i saw was the .emnants of the su

. >>> earlier in the broadcast, survivor kim dick spoke of relief when her missing daughter called.harlotte campbell grew fran tech when her 15-year-old daughter didn't return home. >> this is my daughter olivia. i haven't seen her since 5:00 last night. i'm going through hell. i can't explain what i'm going through. i need my daughter home. i need to know where she is. nobody should have to do this. >> today her hope lost, charlotte returned to facebook and wrote, rip my darling, precious, gorgeous olivia campbell, taken far too soon. go sing with the angels and keep smiling. mummy loves you, so much. >>> that's overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from manchester, england, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. a worldwide manhunt is under way for accomplices in the deadly terror attack in manchester, england. the bomber died in the blast along with nearly two dozen innocent victims and now

phil and kim dick were waiting for their 17-year-old daughter tamla and 15-year-old daughter sasha. 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 fwash on her mouth, her shoulder. >> kim half carried her and half dragged her to the foyer doors. >> inish hi 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 corridor. >> and my phone was ringing. it was there. i reached out with one hand. i thought it was tammy, my daughter tamla. i'm like it was relief. i'm holding the phone going tamla, tamla, you're okay. she said yeah. i said where's sasha. she said we're in the arena. we said, we're going to get help. >> we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table and with the police officers we carried her down on t

phil and kim dick from bradford came to the aid of a bleeding 14—year—old girl they found on floor afterat happened in the moments after the bomb went off. we can cross live now to greater manchester police ijust i just started screaming ijust started screaming my babies are in there. there were bodies everywhere. it was chaos. it was silence and then weeping and crying. it was quite confusing in the first second of two. astonishingly you we re second of two. astonishingly you were not injured, i understand that. though there and able to help. you are unable to help 114—year—old girl. she was staggering towards me. there was nobody with her. i went forward to hold because i thought she would fall over and i saw there was blood coming out of her mouth and down her arm and leg. her hair was burned. that was blood coming out of her mouth. there is a plastic bag went her here. i her. we got her out of the 48 here. —— fire. —— foyer. i said you look after this little girl and i will find our daughter and granddaughter. her legs gave way and i dropped out through the doors to win against the w

. >> reporter: parents kim and phil dicks sprang into action, saving a 14-year-old girl's life as theyrantically searched for their own daughter and granddaughter. >> she was screaming out in pain. her little arms and legs were all just broken, i ka tell. she was in so much pain, bleeding so bad. i couldn't believe it. i thought my girls were dead. then i -- but i thought, i can't let this little girl die. >> reporter: kim cradles the girl for nearly an hour, applying pressure to her wounds. even managing to contact her father and thankfully kim's own family was safe and sound. >> all the time i was holding and trying to be brave, i said, i'm not going did leave you until your dad, until we find your daddy, until he comes. >> reporter: joe gregory was in his car waiting to pick up his girlfriend. he sees the flash. hears the bang. then it hits him. >> no! >> reporter: when the bomb went off, many parents were waiting outside to collect their kids after the show. for some of the youngsters, it was their first concert. pick hayward plunged into the fleeing crowd searching for his daughte

we're going to talk now to phil and kim dick. they were listening to tony walsh. e waiting in the foyer of manchester arena for their daughter and granddaughter who had been at the concert on monday night. phil and philand kim, phil and kim, good philand kim, good morning to phil and kim, good morning to you. good morning. the bomb went off yards from where you were standing as you were waiting for your daughter and granddaughter. what do you recall about what you saw and what you heard? it wasjust. .. we we re what you heard? it wasjust. .. we were laughing and waiting for our children to come out, all happy to tell us about the concert and there wasjust an tell us about the concert and there was just an almighty bang. tell us about the concert and there wasjust an almighty bang. there was a flash and then an almighty bang. and then... and everything changed then. everything changed. we were thrown to the floor. people were, there was rubble in the air. there was ash. it was like an ash snow falling and smoke. we got up. our automatic, we got up and we realised th

. >> reporter: north korean dick tatsder kim jong un's expanding nuclear arsenal is president trump'sn policy challenge. >> what do you make of the north korean leader? >> people are saying, is he sane? i have no idea. i can tell you this. a lot of people don't like when i say it. but he was a young man of 26 or 27 when he took over from his father, when his father died. and at a very young age, he was able to assume power. a lot of people, i'm sure, tried to take that power away, whether it was his uncle or anybody else. and he was able to do it, so obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie. >> reporter: kim is accused of widespread human rights abuses, yet president trump told bloomberg news that he'd be honored to meet him. white house officials later stipulated that north korea would first need to abandon its nuclear weapons. it is unusual for an american president to publicly empathize with authoritarian leaders. mr. trump has made a point of praising leaders with an iron grip on power while avoiding co condemnations of their abuses. >> if he says great things about me, i'm going to

tough talk aimed at north korea the president told bloomberg he would meet with that country's dick stator kim jong-un adding if it would be appropriate for me to meet with him, i would absolutely, i'd be honored to do it despite the fact that chief of staff reince priebus said it's not happeninging. >> can you imagine a scenario where president trump and kim jong-un sit face to face and have a conversation? >> not right now i can't. >> white house press secretary sean spicer states the obvious. >> clearly will the conditions are not there right now. >> reporter: he also said he has good leadership qualities. >> he assumed power at a young age when his father passed away and a lot of threats that could come his way and he's managed to lead the country forward. >> reporter: white house is now focused on a new spending bill and perhaps one more attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. the president talked up the gop health care bill to cbs. >> pre-existing conditions are in the bill and i mandate it had and said it has to be. >> reporter: there's one big difference. under obamacare insurance com