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for more on that, mohammad lila is in manchester.have this image of the blue rolling suitcase and the image behind you of the people still paying their respects. >> reporter: well, good morning, christine and dave. that's right, people here are still continuing to come to the square, although we're coming off a long weekend here in the uk, so people are now back to work. the crowds are a little bit lower than they normally would, but the biggest development in the case is police have released this image of a blue suitcase, calling it a distinctive suitcase, and they're hoping it might jog people's memories. the reason why they're looking for it is because they believe the main suspect in the case, salman abedi, was carrying that suitcase days before the attack and wheeling it around in manchester, in the city center. they don't believe it was used in the attack. there were explosives in a backpack that detonated at the manchester arena, but they're looking for that suitcase because they believe it may have more clues about the suitca

cnn's mohammad lila has a preview for us this morning. certainly some friction between the two sides when they meet. >> yeah, dave, friction would be an understatement. you know, turkey is outraged that a few days ago the trump administration made a strategic and tactical decision to start providing heavy weapons to turkish fighters on the ground to help them topple isis. look, there are so many different groups fighting on the ground in syria. effectively, the united states has chosen those kurdish fighters and said these are our guys, these are the guys we're going to back to overthrow isis. now, in doing so, they outraged turkey, because turkey considers those kurdish groups to be terrorist groups, and some of those groups or splinter groups that are in syria that are kurdish have launched attacks into turkish territory, so turkey's not happy about that. president erdogan certainly is going to be bringing that up today in his face-to-face meeting with president trump. and of course, we know that it will be cordial, but certainly, there

mohammad lila following this story live in manchester this hour.ou could set the scene for us with the memorial that grows behind you to honor the people who were wounded, who were killed in this attack. but, again, this is a city that continues to move forward. >> reporter: well, that's right. moving forward is the exact description. this is a very important weekend in terms of things going on in the it city. there's the half marathon, the 10k run, and concerts. all of those would draw people from around the region and possibly from around all of the uk. and there was a concern earlier this week that some of these events might not take place. but generally, the public rose up and expressed a demand tor these things to take place as a way to show the uk and the rest of the world that manchester is moving through this difficult phase. but i should point out that there are additional security personnel. there are armed police officers walking around, patrolling the streets, something you doesn't see regularly in the uk. pause weigh know officers gene

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cnn's mohammad lila has a preview this morning of this incredibly important meeting.morning. >> good morning, christine. on the surface of it, you'd think these are two world leaders that would get along very well. they've got a lot in common. for example, they're both populist leaders. neither of them shy away from controversy. both of them have what you would describe as icy relations with the media in their home countries, and they enjoy giving long speeches to their supporters. you'd think it would be a partnership made in heaven, but there are a couple wedges right now in that relationship between the united states and turkey. the first, of course, is that turkey is insisting that the united states stop arming kurdish fighters on the ground in the fight to battle isis. the united states has basically thrown its hat in the ring through those kurdish fighters as their weapon of choice to dislodge isis on the ground, something turkey is opposed to because they consider those turkish groups to be terrorists. and the second big issue, of course, is the fact that turke

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mohammed lila outside the hospital. we are learning the identities of the victims through the schoolses who have to tell the other students there -- >> principals, middle schools. >> why there are students now missing from their class rolls. >> paul cruickshank, our terror analyst and atika shubert was outside a raid. they were using cell phone jamming equipment and it certainly refers to the point as this open question are authorities looking for a bomb maker? >> reporter: well, that's a real possibility here. what they're learning as they pursue this investigation with greater certainty is this notion of a wider network behind this attack of other co-conspirators who may have helped the attacker and may have constructed the explosive device, and all of this is of great urgency right now because the worry will be if there are others out there not already under custody that they can accelerate attack plans as this sort of dragnet comes down on them. so they have to find these people if they are, indeed, out there before

thank you so much, lila alligood in san jose. >>> now to france where a youngcenturist has won, emmanuel macron won against marine le pen. political analysts say macron's win is a resounding rejection of le pen's first nationalism. we have more from paris. >> reporter: polls have closed here in san francisco. we're looking at the victory for independent reformer emmanuel macron and a defeat for his rival far right marine le pen. 65% or so going for macron. 35% for le pen. the voters were going for a 39- year-old moderate pro european nato, pro nato, promising a reform a. bit vague on details. this fellow has never held public office. his party is brand new as well. >> i would like to say thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. my gratitude is to express to all of you who have voted for me and have voted for me. >> le pen's message played well in many parts of the country where the economy has been especially hard hit. she's a critic of the european union and the euro. hard on immigration and on terrorism, also resounding in the country that has been hit by terror attacks. now c

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. >> lila, thank you. >>> british airways hopes to get back to business today after a major computerge grounded all the flights at two of london's largest airports. thousands of travelers are still stranded after a power supply issue brought down the system at heathrow and gatwick saturday. >> just a sea of people there. my goodness. there's no evidence of a cyber attack. they are working to reefund or rebook passengers who were affected. >> nina del santos is live at heathrow airport, and you've talked to people as well. how are they holding up there, nina? >> reporter: well, it's about 10:30 in the morning now, and they're managing to pack away their sleeping bags that they were issued by british airways. hotels were completely full. passengers were left for hours, sometimes up to six hours on the tarmac. one gentleman was arriving from belfast, transiting through here, going to bahrain. he arrived at 9:00 in the morning, they didn't get off the plane until about 1:30, then had to wait till 10:30, 11:00 in the airport until being issued a sleeping bag. they couldn't find a room for

. >>> let's talk more with cnn international corrupt, mu muham lila. good to see all of you. welcome back. mike, let me begin wu. what was the message that this president can feel most proud of? >> i think the message he can feel most proud of is that he did not with a broad brush condemn the islamic faith. he said very clearly this is a fight between us, the decent people, and the evil people. and we together must partner to do this and fight them on our own. so i think, you know, for all doom and gloom about whether president trump can handle himself on this big stage and this tight rope, i think he did a fair enough job of saying listen to the world's most popular religion, we're with you, we can't be there by ourselves, you've got to get out in front, but we're there and it's america -- it's not america alone. it may be america first, but it's not america alone. >> muhammad, did this message offer kind of an olive branch? was it an indicator that there is a greater commitment to strengthen the relations between the u.s. and muslim community? >> well, i think certainly the

. >> muhammad lila, live in manchester, thank you so much. >>> the mother of uber's ceo was killed inon friday. bonnie kalinek died after the boat she and her husband donald were riding in hit a rock in fresno, california. in a statement the company called the incident an unspeakable tragedy and said the founder's father, the ceo's father, remains in serious condition. travis shared these photos on mother's day saying i appreciate my mom, her infinite love and huge heart more and more. >> condolences to them, certainly. >>> dramatic video for you here that shows a kayaker surviving a shark attack. let's show it so you can get a good look. a shark that grabbed the kayak. let's listen. >> brian says he was paddling off the coast of california in march. he heard a bang and went flying into the water. see that nearby sailboat came to rescue him minutes later and he was not seriously hurt. i would think it would be really eerie for him to watch this video and see because it looked as though that shark was getting pretty darn close to him at one point. no word on why it would have turned aw

so for the very latest let's go to cnn international correspondent mohammed lila who is live in manchester. what's the very latest that you're picking up? >> reporter: good afternoon, kate. we know that the current threat level in the uk is the highest that it's been in basically a decade. it is now at critical. police have confirmed they do believe that they are now investigating a network. in other words, they don't believe this is one individual, that there was a network behind this. we know police are tracking all of the leads right now looking at who else might have been involveded in this terrible plot. you see behind me, i'm standing in front of a hospital. the death toll has not gone up since yesterday and that's about the only good news. 22 people confirmed dead de, bu the number of injured has gone up. 64 people injured and moments ago the doctors came out and described the scene and the immediate aftermath of the terror attack and what it was like in the hospital. they described it as harrowing. one of the pieces of information they gave out was they had children who were in the

>> muhammad lila, very important point at the end there as we try to figure out the investigation and where it goes. this network talks about we should never forget the victims. let's bring the conversation in the room. this is a horrible event in manchester that happens by coincidence as the president prepares to go to the nato summit. we know the president is skeptical that nato countries are willing to put up more resources for the fight. does much of that, the sort of reviewer mirror skepticism, doubts, even animosity from the campaign get set aside now as the president goes in you would think the prime minister of the uk with this is an urgent concern. we need to figure out how to adapt the nato alliance not to a war in afghanistan but in the central stefz europe. >> laid the groundwork for the changing in tone on nato in the white house when he had the nato leader there and he said, point blank, i said during the campaign nato is obsolete. i no longer think that nato is obsolete. he goes in with that change already. my sense is that it's much more -- the sort of confusion and co

>> no, that other guy. [ lila >> jimmy: ket fester? >> john -- father john --father john misty.m "game of thrones." yeah, him. of course it's for a wolf. there's a wolf on "game of thrones." now, shut up. what's the next question? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would put -- i would have the wolf -- >> i don't think he was asking you. i think he was asking me. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i was just suggesting. just suggesting in case -- if you happen to run into a wolf. [ light laughter ] i would do "hungry like the wolf" by duran duran. >> that's so much of a better answer. >> jimmy: no, but then i see when he gets it and see if he gets the joke. [ light laughter ] look at the wolf's face and see if the wolf -- [ light laughter ] >> anyway, next question. please. >> jimmy: let's check out the next question. here we go. >> hi, i'm cheela, from san diego. what is a good name for a hot guy? >> dick. [ cheers and applause ] no. what about thorn -- like say -- >> jimmy: sadly. >> thorn, thunder. >> jimmy: thorn. thorn. this is my boyfriend, thorn. >> thunder dick. >> jimmy: no. that's not a