lisa lees and allison howe — mums, friends and a real part of this community.hday. she grew up here with schoolmates who became soulmates, after 30 years of friendship. she was just the best one out of us all. she just kept us all grounded. she was just amazing. she was our forever friend. we‘re going to miss her loads. it must be very hard to take in this? it doesn't seem real yet. it's not sunk in. she was very selfless, did everything for us. anyone in royton who knows us, knows all of us, and they all know us as a team, and we're always together and the loss of allison, without a shadow of a doubt, has broken all of us. lisa and allison had gone to collect their daughters from the concert, they were caught in the blast before they could reach their children. i knew lisa a long time. she used to work at a shop next to me and i know her daughter, lauren, as well. lauren came to my shop over the weekend and she showed me her tummy, and that she‘s expecting a baby. now the baby won‘t ever be able to see the grandma. it‘s just so sad. lisa and allison were loved

statement their families said they wanted to be together forever and now they will. 47-year-old lisa lees who was waiting in the arena's foyer to pick up her daughter. it's believed the girl is not injured. and 14-year-old nell jones. her family had been searching for her for more than a day hoping to find her in the hospital. and this city is still grieving together. you can see the growing memorial behind me, people stopping by to lay flowers on the way to work, and i want to show you the front page of the local paper, there is a light that never goes out. and later this morning the whole country will hold a moment of silence to remember the victims. diane and kendis. >> yeah, that moment of silence coming around 6:00 eastern time here in the u.s. molly hunter there for us, thank you. >>> and that new report about the sharing of information on the investigation comes as president trump attends his first nato summit today. >> the president is also meeting with european union leaders. abc's karen travers is in brussels. karen, any reaction from the white house about this pledge

lisa lees and alison howe. mums, friends, and a real part of this community.tes who became soul mates, after 30 years of friendship. she was just the best one out of us all. she just kept us all grounded. she was just amazing. she was our forever friend. it must be very hard to take in this. it doesn't seem real yet. it has not sunk in. she was very selfless. did everything for us. anyone who knows us knows all of us, and they all know us as a team, and we are always together, and the loss of alison, without a shadow of a doubt, has broken all of us. lisa and alison had gone to collect their daughters from the concert. they were caught in the blast before they could reach their children. i know lisa a long time. she used to work ina i know lisa a long time. she used to work in a shop next to me first i know her daughter, lauren, as well. lauren came to my shop over the weekend. she showed me her tummy, she was expecting a baby. it is just so sad. lisa and alison were loved here and their loss will be felt by so many in this town. treatment councillors have bee

alison howe and lisa lees lost their lives in the attack. in oldham, to speak to their friends in the community there. lisa lees and alison howe — mums, friends and a real part of this community. today would have been alison's birthday. she grew up here with schoolmates who became soulmates, after 30 years of friendship. she was just the best one out of us all. she just kept us all grounded. she was just amazing. she was our forever friend. we're going to miss her loads. it must be very hard to take in this? it doesn't seem real yet. it's not sunk in. she was very selfless, did everything for us. anyone in royton who knows us, knows all of us, and they all know us as a team, and we're always together and the loss of alison, without a shadow of a doubt, has broken all of us. lisa and alison had gone to collect their daughters from the concert, they were caught in the blast before they could reach their children. i know lisa a long time. she used to work at a shop next to me and i know her daughter, lauren, as well. lauren came to my shop over

this memorial outside of the manchester a arena, and just th morning another name was released, lisa leeu see on the right died at the arena, on the right died at the arena, and the youngest roussos. >>> and thit was the biggest exn i ever heard. like a big white flash. >> my back is so sore. >> a few seconds before, and we would have been here and so close to it. >> they said they ran away as fast as they could in case another bomb went off. we create ad a b facebook miles per hour >>> and then security measures are being taken to kaept 120,000 concertgoers safe this weekend. drone view 7 shows the construction zone at the napa valley exposition where more than 80 groups are going to perform. concertgoers should expect wandings and bag checks before they go in and police will be as visible as possible. they are reminding people, if they see something suspicious, they should report it. >>> students at lum elementary will be moved to another school in the fall. parents were hoping for a different outcome. a soil analysis found the ground beneath the school could liquefy during an earthqua

a 43-year-old lisa lees on the right in this photo and died along with 21 others on monday. officials announce three more arrests in connection to the bombing this morning. >>> passengers forced to evacuate a united airlines flight have safely arrived at sfo. a fire broke out on the plane while taxing on the runway in newark. >>> and cutting funding to sanctuary cities, san francisco and santa clara are challenging the president's action. >>> number five, nobody is immune from the breezes today. check out these temperatures as they tumble once more. east bay was feeling summer heat, 92 in danville and down to 75 today and the rest of us about eight to two degrees cooler than yesterday. >>> and the roads quiet this morning. the biggest issue was overnight roadwork, southbound 680 between pleasanton and sunol, and they wrapped that up at 5:00 this morning, and you are averaging 26 miles per hour so that drive time is improving, and fif you are just about to head out, expect delays and 84 can be used as an alternate. >>> and alamo square, after a year-long overhaul the park is

statement said their family said they wanted to be together forever and now they will. 47-year-old lisa lee who was waiting in the foyer to pick up her daughter was not injured. they will jones her family was searching for her for more than a day hoping to find her in the hospital. >>> in manchester this city is grieving together. there's a light that never goes out. later this morning there will be a moment of silence across the country to remember the victims. molly hunter abc news in manchester. >>> changes may may be coming to airport checkpoints nationwide. the tsa is testing new screening procedures that requires travelers to remove electronics bigger than cell phone to be removed from their bags and placed in a separate bin for closer scrutiny. >>> federal identification standards for people who want to fly out of the state or enter federal facilities. the gives residents an option to get new drivers license that enacts standards after 9/11. governor wolf is expected to sign the bill. >>> police are still chasing the gunman who shot a philadelphia man in front of children in what of

. >> live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's prime square, i'm little lisa lee, tim seymour, karen finerman, guy adami are in the chair. where is it heading next? steve grasso breaks down the levels to watch. gold is chiny. he'll explain why it's so bullish. you don't have to be a prime peb. that's little later on in the show. first on a they sa saw another record for the s&p. we saw what we are calling the dash for trash, a number of beaten down stocks are soaring this month. 3d printer statysis is up. solar 28%. another 3d systems is up a whopping 39%. are these left for dead names a price to find value in this market with stocks that have record highs? >> a lot of these stocks have had huge runs, home depot, honeywell, tim and i would disagree on. i think they're reasonably developed. i don't think it signifies anything other than the fact people are scared to be in these names that have done so well so long. they are looking for stocks that are under valued. i'm of the belief stocks under value for a good reason. that's an entirely different conversation. >> we h

alison howe and lisa lees had gone to collect their daughters from the concert. tated friends have been paying tribute. she wasjust the best one out of is all. she kept us grounded. she isjust out of is all. she kept us grounded. she is just amazing. out of is all. she kept us grounded. she isjust amazing. it must be very ha rd she isjust amazing. it must be very hard to take in. it doesn't seem real yet. she was very selfless, did everything for us. everyone who knows us, knows all of us and they'll know us as a team. we are always together. and the loss of alison without a shadow of a doubt has broken all of us. since monday's attack, more names and photographs have been released, heartbreaking stories of lives lost. kelly brewster was 32 and from sheffield. she died shielding and saving her 11—year—old niece from the blast. saffie roussos was eight, with a creative flair according to her head teacher in lancashire. saffie comes from a close loving family. martin hett was 29. using here speaking to the bbc. he was described as beautiful. his brother said his fam

. >>> we are learning more about the victims. 43 yrl lisa lees on the right died at the arena. as ariel mentioned in her report, the youngest victim so far named 8-year-old saffi rose roussos. we have a tribute to the victims on our website abc7news.com. >>> there were conflicting reports about what ariana grand was going to do with the rest of her tour. ee got words she is officially suspending. she was supposed to perform friday in london, those shows have been cancelled. the remaining three months of her tour are still up in the air. her management is asking fans to continue to "support the city of manchester and those affected by this senseless act of violence." because of what happened in england, extra security measures will be in place at napa's bottle rock music festival this weekend. drone view 7 shows the construction zone at the napa valley exposition where more than 80 groups will perform. organizers expect more than 120,000 people to go starting friday and they should expect metal detectors, wandings and bag checks before they enter the venue. authorities remind pe

friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. as we have been hearing kelly brewster died while reportedly shelling her knees. we have more details. slc on a night out in manchester. clearly enjoying a few hours together while their daughters we re hours together while their daughters were at a pop concert. the family we re were at a pop concert. the family were to meet after the concert had finished but they never did. amongst the chaotic scenes in the hours following the tragedy, there 19—year—old daughter made a plea, desperate for information about their whereabouts. today it was confirmed the couple had died in the attack. the principal of york couege attack. the principal of york college spoke to us. there are a number of tutors across the college who are very upset by the news, really sad about what has happened to alex and her family. the students are deeply con

lisa lees. kelly brewster. angelika and martin klis. georgina callander. saffie— rose roussos.. we rememberthem. all 22 names of the people who lost their lives in monday's attack read out there by the bishop of manchester following that period of silence, a chance for people to reflect on the events that took place. also a statement from the dean of manchester who said the concert attended by mostly young people intended to be a fun experience turned into a graveyard for young, innocent people. experience turned into a graveyard foryoung, innocent people. speaking to people arriving here, lots of mixed emotions. people saying they we re mixed emotions. people saying they were trying to come to terms with what had happened. one man saying he was still extremely angry and wanted to come here to speak to other people. another man with young children said he had really been affected by this and really wanted to come and show his support. the book of condolence opened here, of course. people from all around the world have signed it. still high police presence here. you can probably

friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters.hers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. in other news: there've been two explosions at a busy bus terminal in the indonesian capitaljakarta. two suspected suicide bombers killed three police officers guarding a parade — ten other people were injured in the blasts which went off about five minutes apart. a police spokesman said the suspected bombers were male — and their identities would be released later. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, has said martial aus a us warship sales within ten miles of artificial islands built up by china in the south china sea. officials say it is the first such action under president donald trump. the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the ship was travelling close to the spratly islands in a challenge to china's territorial claims. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, has said mar

friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters.d youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. you'll find much on our website. there's a live page with the latest developments, including the new arrests and the hunt for this possible "network" behind the bomber. go to bbc.com/news. wayne rooney has made a huge donation to the victims and their families. i can see that has been updated just by looking at it. good morning. wednesday was a dry, settled, sunny day for most of us and we have some weather watchers pictures which help to illustrate that point, as you can see in worcester, with blue skies and sunshine, and also in the london area. these two places were the hotspots through the day, with 26 celsius. it's worth just pointing out though, in wednesday's satellite picture we had some cloud up into the far north—west and by the end of the day we also had some sea fog through the irish sea. now that is going to be a bit of a nuisance over the next few hours

friends lisa lees and alison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. and this is what is so heartbreaking after the attack, too many children, too many families devastated by the bombing. it is terrible. notjust the young victims who we've heard so much about in the last few days, but 14 of the 22 have now been named, it isa 14 of the 22 have now been named, it is a complex thing to name everyone who has been killed and that is proceeding. but what we have so far oui’ proceeding. but what we have so far our young people who were at the concert but also parents who were waiting in the four yay for their children to come out. we all know what that is out, those of us who are parents, you go, you get as close to the venue as you can hoping you can catch a imp libs of your children as they come out, and that is when the bomb went off. goodness knows what must have gone through the minds o

lisa lees. kelly brewster. angelica and martin cliffs. georgina callander. saffie—rose cliffs.sos. cliffs. georgina callander. saffie—rose roussos. and john atkinson. we remember them. there is also a statement from the dean of manchester, who said the cathedral community is devastated by the terrorist bomb. such attacks are unacceptable. he also wrote the concert attended by mostly young people, they are for people to have afun people, they are for people to have a fun experience and it was made into a graveyard for young children. behind me there is extra security in place. anyone entering today has had bad checks. also we have seen some armed police walking around the streets of manchester. of course the fun run taking place today, lots of people coming here this morning. the message is that manchester city is well and truly open, julian. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: british airways passengers face further disruption as the company warns of delays and cancellations, following a global computer failure that saw all flights cancelled yesterday. police release images o

alison howe and lisa lees, two mums from royton who'd gone to pick up their children from the arena.ld martin hett from stockport. his family's been unable to contact him since the concert. anyone worried a relative could have been caught up in the attack should call greater manchester police on 0800 096 0095. the full horror of the atrocity became apparent around 10.30 last night. thousands of ariana granda fans pouring out of the arena. jubilation from the concert turned to devastation at the doorway. it was a scene of panic and confusion, death and horror on a virtually unprecedented scale. one of the first reporters there was clare fallon — she joins us now from the scene. 17,000 people inside the arena, from the details we have been given, it seems like this was an attack that was designed to cause maximum devastation, designed to kill as many people as possible and i say that because of the timing. this man didn't make it into the arena itself, he was in the lobby, he waited for the concert to come to an end, for people to begin pouring out to go home. of course, some of those

and mothers alison howe and lisa lees are not accounted for after visiting the arena to collect theirhis girl by any chance, have you? excuse me, i'm just asking if you've seen this young girl? have you seen this girl? she was at the concert last night. this is the uncle of 15—year—old olivia campbell. her family asked us and other media to show her picture and publicise the search from hotels to hospitals. we have been as close as we can to the arena. backstreets. hospital. we have friends and family going to other hospitals, friends in blackburn who work there, looking at their hospital. we arejust coming to an end. we need to get in contact if anyone sees her. just a phone call and we can go and get her. manchester is also remembering the injured. 59 people were taken to hospital. it's thought 12 of the casualties are children under 16. clearly, there are a number of individuals who have very, very serious injuries and are requiring intensive care. and people who are going to be in hospitalfor a long time. and tonight, at least some cause for hope. laura mcintyre, here on the left,

friends lisa lees and alison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters.d optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. details have been emerging all day about the victims of the attack. kelly brewster died while reportedly shielding her niece from the blast. martin and angelika klis were there to pick up their daughters. charlotte leeming reports. a selfie on a night out for this couple. they were waiting for that daughters at a pop concert nearby. they were due to go home but never did. the parents missing after the blast, and their 19—year—old daughter made a plea to find them on facebook desperate for information about their whereabouts, but it was confirmed the couple died in the attack. at york college, the principal told us that staff and students have been struggling. alex has been with us for quite a while and we know her very well. there are those across the college who are upset by the news, saddened, by what has happened to alex and her family. the students are deeply concerned abou

lisa lees and alison howe had gone to collect their daughters from the concert. rs survived the attack. lisa and alison were both killed. in royton in oldham, devastated friends have been paying tribute. she was just the best one out of us all. she kept us all grounded. she was just amazing. she was very selfless, did everything for us. everyone in royton who knows us, knows all of us. we are always together. the loss of alison, without a shadow of the doubt, has broken all of us. since monday's attack, more names and photographs of the victims have been released, heartbreaking stories of lives lost. kelly brewster was 32 and from sheffield. she died shielding and saving her 11—year—old niece from the blast. saffie roussos was eight, quiet, unassuming, with a creative flair according to her head teacher at tarleton community primary school in lancashire. saffie comes from a close, loving family, and we can only imagine what they're going through. martyn hett was 29. he's seen here speaking to the bbc in 2015. he was described as wonderful, iconic and beautiful. hi

lisa lees and 8-year-old saffie roussos. she's the youngest victim we know of.hat saffie was warm, kind and creative. thousands of people filled manchester's albert square yesterday to honor the bombing victims. the young and diverse crowd was so large that many people were not able to see the vigil. we spoke with several members of the community who told us why it was important for them to show their support. >> i grew up here. this is my home. i want to show that -- you know, even if i'm on the edge of the crowd we're here and we're standing against this. >> why did you come here today? >> just to pay my respects. basically. and trying to teach my children that things like this is wrong. >> it's so sad. >> we are together in manchester. it doesn't matter what you believe in. >> despite what happened that's it. it is for us to come together and be there for each other and essentially send a message to our solidarity that they will not win. >> we'll have much more tonight from manchester on the cbs evening news. until then back to you at the broadcast center in

. >> live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's prime square, i'm little lisa lee, tim guy adami are in the chair. where is it heading next? steve grasso breaks down the levels to watch. gold is chiny. he'll explain why it's so bullish. you don't have to be a prime peb. that's little later on in the

lisa lees and alison howe had gone to collect their daughters from the concert. ted friends have been paying tribute. she was just the best one out of us all. she kept us grounded. she was just amazing. it must be very hard to take in, this. it doesn't seem real yet. it's not sunk in. she was very selfless, did everything for us. everyone in brighton who knows us, knows all of us and they all know us asa team. we're always together. and the loss of alison, without a shadow of a doubt, has broken all of us. since monday's attack, more names and photographs of the victims have been released, heartbreaking stories of lives lost. kelly brewster was 32 and from sheffield. she died shielding and saving her 11—year—old niece from the blast. saffie roussos was eight, quiet, unassuming, with a creative flair according to her head teacher at tarleton community primary school in lancashire. saffie comes from a close, loving family. and we can only imagine what they were going through. martyn hett was 29. he's seen here speaking to the bbc in 2015. he was described as wonderf

the politics are pretty clear, because you have moderates like susan collins and lisa murkowski, conservatives like mai leend rand paul who think it doesn't go far enough and ron portman in the center. you can only lose two senators to get this through. so a long way to go. opponents of obamacare repeal not surprisingly angry after the vote. >> you take this bill and you -- you know, we don't want to clog up toilets or anything, but you just toss it into a garbage can and you start again. this health care bill is an embarrassment. it's an insult to the american people. and in the senate, we will start from zero and do something that will work for ordinary americans. >> i am convinced that while this is the second version of trumpcare, i think in many ways it's probably worse, and i think there are probably more people, when the cbo comes out with its ratings within the next week or two, more people will not have their insurance more than the 24 million that we estimate over the next many years. >> now, the vote also provoked a rather unusual response on the house floor. listen carefully. ♪ hey, hey, hey, g

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lisa and susan collins in maine will be your leading voices on that. >> and then there is ted cruz. >> you might have a two man freedom caucus or three man with mike leethere. cruz was urging the government shut down in 2013 unless obamacare was defunded, which it was never going to be. he still has national ambitions. he was the runner-up in the presidential primary in 2016. how much does he use what will be a lot of eyeballs on him to do something similar? what will he accept, if anything, that's not full repeal, which won't go through. >> and which dr. seuss book will he choose to read if he doesn't like the way things are going. jeff to you, the most amazing thing about the congressional republicans is that the congressional democrats keep losing to them. and i think what he was trying to say there is the democrats were singing the good-bye song last night. everyone was saying the congressional republicans are in such big trouble. but do we really know that? because democrats have choen an enormous capacity over the eight years to lose to them. >> absolutely? in 2010, beginning over there, we don't know now if this will be a repeat of eight years

lee, rand paul, how much will they go for it? they're going to be tugging from the right on this thing. he mentioned, mike just did, lisa murkowski, susan collins, this issue of defunding planned parenthood. could that be a deal breaker er them, if they both say no on that, you lost two right there. how about republicans up in except st competitive states in 2018? do they want to run on this in their home states in potentially competitive elections in 2018? how about the medicaid states where they expanded the medicaid rules under obamacare, this republican plan would sort of phase that out. do these republicans want to get a change made there? could that be their demand? bill cassidy, showed him at the top, republican, said it's got to pass the jimmy kimmel test. what does that mean? that talks about pre-existing conditions, protecting people with that. so like mike viqueira said, you put all this together, bill slibis likely to change dramatically, some way, somehow, if, if it passes the senate. if it does, the house version, senate version, got to put them together. there's going to be a winner there, a loser there.

lee adams runs one of the most popular eurovision fan sites and is hosting parties across europe to celebrate the competition. alasdair rendall is head of 0age international — the super eurovision fan club group. lisan married to the competition for a very long time. why are you such a fan and what does it take to win it? what i say about that statement, i feel like i'm that eurovision in 1991. we fell in love in 1992. in 1993, since then i've been connected to the contest. what does it take to win? some of the entries, you could describe them as surreal, some of the winners are, i guess, interesting. what is it? what is the x factorfor a winner in eurovision? it isa x factorfor a winner in eurovision? it is a combination of things. it is not just a it is a combination of things. it is notjust a case of coming with a really good song, or coming with a really good song, or coming with a really good song, or coming with a really good back story, maybe if you are an artist, or staging or styling. you have to get everything. you have to get all of the planets align. that is what makes a winner at eurovision. it is impossible to say what that thing is. because it shifts every year. who knows? all of the