. >> reporter: kitty logan covering breaking developments from london as we wait. >> police have been updating telling us one attacker died at the scene, wearing an improvised explosive device which he detonated. although police say this person was alone in carrying out the attack what they don't know is whether this individual was part of a wider network. the other facts we established is the explosion happened just after 10:30 local time in manchester during a concert by ariana grande and it exploded outside the venue as people were leaving. witnesses describing a massive explosion. thiss the largest indoor arena in europe holding 20,000 people. there was panic in the aftermath of that blast. many young fans were at this concert and heartbreaking reports of parents still looking for their missing children and police say there are indeed some children among those 22 who died. ariana grande has tweeted i am brokenhearted from the bottom of my heart. here in london the prime minister said authorities are working to establish what happened, who was behind this blast. there has been chat

chris jenkins was stepped up security at home. >> reporter: kitty logan covering breaking developments from london as we wait. >> police have been updating telling us one attacker died at the scene, wearing an improvised explosive device which he detonated. although police say this person was alone in carrying out the attack what they don't know is

in london, kitty logan, fox 2 news. >> fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> reports of 20 people dead at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. tonight there's a large police presence outside the arena and police are asking people to stay away. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somersville. >> and i'm julie haener. we begin with the breaking news in man chaster england -manchester england. there are reports there was an explosion possibly killing 20 people. rob roth is monitor the latest incidents from the newsroom. >> reporter: details are still starting to come in. it happened at the manchester arena. some media outlets are reporting as many as 20 people dead and hundreds were injured, but we've not independently confirmed that. the greater manchester police reports quote a number of deaths and injuries but have not released any numbers. we don't know yet what caused the explosion. we don't know what kind of explosion. british news outlet said a bomb disposal crew is on the scene. witnesses say they heard two loud bangs which created a panic and a stampede of people trying to

that campaign will not be suspended following this attack. >> kelly: kitty logan reporting from londonyou. she reminded me of something about how police have disrupted so many terror plots in the past. we have two be right all the time, a terrorist has to be right one time. >> arthel: that's unfortunate, we want to let you know in another bit of unfortunate news, the death toll has now been raised to 22. the attack deliberately targeting young people. can we expect to see more of these types of attacks in the future? we will talk about that when we come back. once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. ♪ baby, slice it right. from the makers of lantus®, ♪ we're gonna groove tonight. toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significant a1c reduction. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to trea

kitty logan is live in london with more on this. kitty? >> reporter: hi, gregg. well, the ceo of british airways says there's no evidence of a cyber attack, that's the good news. the bad news is that the problem continues. it appears to be a power supply issue, apparently. now, that's little comfort, i know, for many passengers still stranded. that glitch has resulted in flights from london's two main airports, both heathrow and gatwick, being canceled for the rest of the day. now, the problem started on saturday morning, this morning. the i.t. failure affected ba systems worldwide, not just here in london. now, obviously, as airlines depend on computer systems for pretty much everything, that meant nothing was working. now, british airways operates hundreds of flights from these two airports on an average day, and many of those have connections around the world as you know including to and from the the u.s.. [audio difficulty] with long lines at check-in counters, many of these people ended up going nowhere. now, some passengers were tweeting away as they were s

kitty logan to understand from her bureau in the lender.0 in the morning, what are you hearing now? >> as you say, please do believe this is likely to be a terrorist attack. there'll be no arrest made so far and no claims of responsibility, but we do know from police it happened just after 10:30 p.m. local time late in manchester at a concert as you say by ariana grande. from witness accounts, it appears to be devised exposed outside the venue just after after the concert was over. it's a huge arena with about 20,000 people in their last night. understandably, there was a lot of panic as you could imagine in the immediate aftermath following that blast. many young fans, many young people at that concert, and we are seeing their heartbreaking reports from social media of parents searching for missing kids, families trying to reunite with loved ones. ariana grande the singer herself has tweeted "i am open from the bottom of my heart." it is interesting to note there are unconfirmed reports with official saying that they believe this was a sui

let's get right to kitty logan. she's in our london newsroom. >> first of all, president trump is spending the night in rome, ahead of that meeting with the pope. he was in italy earlier in the day from israel. he was greeted there by the italian foreign minister and then driven to the rome residents of the u.s. ambassado ambassador. early this morning and tomorrow morning he will meet pope francis at the vatican. a very significant meeting with extra security measures already in place. the head of that crucial meeting is a first time the two have met so i have a tendency to have disagreed in the past on several issues such as immigration, climate change, and the border ball with mexico. it is not thought that they have any specific items on the agenda, but president trump will be briefing with the italian leaders before moving on. it's his third stop on this foreign trip and it comes after his trip to saudi arabia and israel. >> trace: they have had some tension in the past but the president now says it will be an

tonight kitty logan on the first lady going public. >> while the president met with e.u. leaders in belgium today, the first lady had some business of her own. melania trump took time out to visit children in a brussels hospital. she seemed at ease joining kids making paper flowers. she came bearing gifts for the kids and was presented with a handmade bouquet in return. before she left, she posed for a selfie with a new fan. it was melania's third solo visit to a children's hospital on the foreign tour. in italy, she spent time at a clinic at the vatican. this time, doing drawings with sick kids from 15 different countries. >> hospitals and children's issues are a very safe place for melania trump to be. she can do good and she can get little criticism for trying to help out the causes. >> melania was at her husband side for his meeting with pope francis. the black lace veil she wore sparked a debate on social media. she had worn no head covering in saudi arabia. her spokeswoman said melania herself, a catholic, was following vatican protocol. it was this moment, as melan

kitty logan is in london with the latest. >> reporter: there has been widespread condemnation of thisattack, donald trump defined it as a merciless slaughter. these militants fired on a bar carrying coptic christians that traveled through the desert to a monastery south of cairo. witnesses described eight to ten attackers dressed in military uniforms wearing masks. we now know they were isis fighters. these gunmen fired at close range at the windows before getting on board. they shot men, some young children were also killed. some funerals have already been held, thousands of mourners turned out to pay their respects our not to be intimidated by the attack and pledging to defend their religion. the egyptian government has promised to strike back and it is done just that with two days of airstrikes on isis targets in neighboring libya. a military spokesperson said several militant training camps have been destroyed. donald trump said the us would stand with egypt in its fight against terrorism and egypt and authorities have put extra security measures in place, there have been several

kitty logan is live with more of the grand celebration. >> hi, elizabeth.edding, but had plenty of royalty in attendance and one of the most talked about society weddings in the u.k. this year. pippa middleton of course is the sister, younger sister of kate, the duchess of cambridge. 33-year-old arrived in style in an open-top car with her father smiling, waving to the crowd. she was wearing a custom-made designer dress headed off to the church to marry businessman james matthews. it was a small ceremony here in the u.k., very intimate, but high profile gathering and amongst those guest her sister's husband prince william and his brother prince harry. not seen though, interestingly, with his girlfriend, megan markel. not so far at least. and headed into that church, many celebrities such as roger federer and his wife, pippa is said to be a big tennis fan. all eyes were on the children, three-year-old prince george, the son, of course, of william and kate. he was attending the wedding as a page boy, along with his two-year-old sister princess charlotte, who

in london, kitty logan, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still ahead on "the four on 2" another deadly police shooting in san jose is now under investigation. it is the sixth so far this year, all of which have involved mentally ill suspects. coming up after the break we're going to talk with a former police officer about what departments can do to better train officers in dealing with the mentally ill. >>> plus, two good samaritans stabbed to death after coming to the aid of two girls on a train. now we hear from one of the teens who says she was being harassed when the victim stepped in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> a man with a history of mental illness who was armed with an axe was shot and killed by san jose police in downtown. security guards called police to that apartment complex yesterday morning saying there was a disturbance with one of the tenants. once police got to the apartment they noticed that a fire was burning inside that unit. the police chief, eddie garcia, said it was apparently set to try to keep the officers out but po

. >> trace: kitty logan why for us in our london newsroom. thank you very much. terrorist attack in manchester, england, has awakened concerns in the u.s. we go to arena's, we go to stadiums, baseball stadiums on a daily basis. we are doing now, a retired 20 year veteran of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms. bernard, you are very familiar with racist and extremist groups here in the u.s. how prominent are these boots and how much of a threat, in your opinion, do they pose? >> i feel some responsibility of everyone involved in public safety and citizens of all nations to assume this threat is going to happen. obviously this is a group of sociopaths that were targeted and murdered little girls at a constant. >> trace: and that is the question we have asking all night. we know that airplanes have been hit and nightclubs have been hi hit. i can't really think back, and maybe you can, i can't really think back to where there was a terrorist thing except maybe in the school in russia many years ago where the actual target they know more young children. can y

kitty logan, fox news. >>> republicans are pushing through a vote today on the house on the revampede the votes to get it passed after last-minute changes. doug luzader reports from washington. >> reporter: this is the second bite at the apple for the gop. and it carries some considerable political risks. after last minute lobbying from white house gop and congress think that the votes are there. from the white house to capitol hill, the lobbying effort has been furious. >> based on our discussions and the agreement on this amendment, can now be in a place that i can support the bill. >> reporter: the white house won over some moderate republicans who now back the repeal and replacement of obamacare after a last-minute infusion of cash. $8billion over five years to help consumers who have preexisting conditions. beyond that, the plan would unshackle states from the affordable care act. allowing them to pair back required benefits to help keep premiums down. how much will it cost or save and how many would lose benefits? we just don't know yet. >> i have to be honest with you, this pr