from the london stadium where tottenham needed a win to use the pressure on chelsea.am tonight, find out if they could make any of those chances count. england's cricketers also throughout ireland in the first of two one day international. we'll have the highlights as well as warrington buses said harrington super league. and news that novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team. that's on sports day at10:30pm. and coaching team. that's on sports day at 10:30pm. and now, coaching team. that's on sports day at10:30pm. and now, does film review. hello and welcome to the film review on them bbc news to take us through this and are releases as mark kermode. this is a big bag this week. we have mindhorn, in which an 80s week. we have mindhorn, in which an 805 tv week. we have mindhorn, in which an 80s tv detective plays it for real. we have harmonium, a cannes prizewinner. and jamie foxx in the thriller sleepless. mindhorn i am smiling before i start. i loved bergerac back in the day. a tv detective on jersey, bergerac back in the day. a tv detective onjersey, you s

spurs had the chance to reduce chelsea's lead to a point but were beaten i—o at the london stadium asck gearey reports there was a scenario where totte n ha m , there was a scenario where tottenham, not west ham, would walk out of the london stadium as the home team. the row is one of many bad blood between the scene. but pride is secondary to points. as. with win this and be one behind chelsea. hammers were an obstacle in the first. west ham were doing more than getting in the wave, restricting spurs to the odd glints of snuffed out by them. west ham bought noise and pressure. the crowd cheered every block and says, and we re cheered every block and says, and were about to see something to get excited about. manuel lanzini charged into west ham folklore. spurs were impressive for so long this season, threatened to unravel. jonathan calleri was presented with a second, but hugo lloris snatched it. tottenham's were on the other end, but the magic trick didn't work. for west ham, this place has never felt more like home. what was the olympic stadium, the title race has surely reached it

chris slegg is at the london stadium for us.m against tottenham always feisty, often thrilling. so much riding on this occasion. can totte n ha m riding on this occasion. can tottenham get the win that will move them within a point of leaders chelsea and keep the blues stewing all weekend until they play against middlesbrough on monday? or will west ham get the victory which ensures they remain a premier league club? that would relieve some of the pressure on the manager, slaven bilic. one paper saying his future depends on the outcome of the two home games. the co—owner says that's not true much the position at the manager of west ham is always reviewed at the end of the season. no such pressures for mauricio pochettino, but both managers know there's plenty at stake. derby game against spurs, at our stadium. they need points, we need points. it's a massive game for them. it's a massive game for them. it's a massive game for us, of course. we are going to try tomorrow to get the points that will definitely mathematically and th

sir mo farah will race over 3,000 metres at the anniversary games at the london stadium injuly., will defend his five and 10,000 metres titles at the same venue in this year's world championships in his final season on the track. wales rugby coach robin mcbryde has picked a side containing five debutants for their match against regional champions rgc at colwyn bay on fridayjune second — the match is designed as practice ahead of their summer tour to tonga and samoa. they are a meaningful opposition and they have proven how good they are during the season, so to have the opportunity to play against them is something that we did not get four yea rs something that we did not get four years ago. it will give us an indication of where we are at. so let's bring you up to date with the action on day three at the french open at roland garros — plenty of british interest today with world number one andy murray, number two kyle edmund and women's number one johanna konta all in action. andy murray's opponent here. he is number 73 andy murray's opponent here. he is number73 in the andy mur

at the london stadium, philippe coutinho was able to slice through the hammers defence, setting up daniell since the beginning of the year. the home side had plenty of chances of their own in the first half but failed to make them count. it was more difficult for andre ayew not to score here but inexplicably, he only hit the post twice. after creating a goal, it was time for philippe coutinho to take centre stage. this run doubling the liverpool lead, before adding another minutes later. rather than celebration, commiseration for west ham. in the goal build—up there was a clear handball noticed by everyone, it seems, but the referee. west ham pause for thought for what might have been. the visitors didn't. origi added a fourth. the scoreline in the end was emphatic. after the result yesterday, all the pressure had been on jurgen klopp's men. champions league football was now in touching distance... daniel sturridge, i have to say, had no rhythm. he is really training out, not very long, but what a clear he is. it's important for us today, all of these performance with 50 or 60% of chances

tottenham, their bubble burst last night at the home of west ham, the london stadium.hey will have three games left. it's not over. it's true it will be difficult. but it was a game that if you want to put pressure on your opponent, you must... you should win. it was not the case now and now it's to wait, but thinking that it would be difficult to catch chelsea. it does seem inconceivable they will lose this title race. middlesbrough are desperate for points to stay in the division. maybe they can upset things. but chelsea are in a strong position. we will look at last night's game on football focus and what went wrong for spurs and why did west ham play so well? and west ham fans wondering where that team has been the rest of the season. aaron ramsey will talk about manchester united taking on arsenal tomorrow and an interesting take on what has been going on at arsenal. hull take on sunderland. a side desperate to stay in the premier league. and rafa benitez, we have an interview with him. she talks about the fact that he has managed liverpool and newcastle and he ta

as their closest challengers tottenham, are beaten by west ham at the london stadium.hese bakers are just some of the people taking part in the first festival of makers. we will be live to find out what it is all about. good to find out what it is all about. morning. another n divide good morning. another north—south divide with the weather across the country, and a chilly start to scotla nd country, and a chilly start to scotland and northern ireland. here there will be plenty of sunshine. more cloud the england and wales with outbreaks of showery rain in the extreme south—west. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. after a day of tory triumph in the local elections, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has admitted he faces an historic challenge ahead of next month's vote. campaigning for the general election on the 8th ofjune will resume today, with the prime minister saying she's not taking anything for granted, despite her party gaining more than 560 seats. our political correspondent tom symonds has more. it was a curtain raiser for the general e

the premier league title as their closest challengers tottenham are beaten by west ham at the london stadium. these bopping bakers are just some of the people taking part in the first ever festival of makers. we'll be live there to find out what it's all about. and louise has the weather. good morning. another north—south divide with the weather across the country, a chilly start for scotland and northern ireland but here there'll be plenty of sunshine, more cloud for england and wales with outbreaks of showery rain into the extreme south—west. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. after a day of tory triumph in the local elections, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has admitted he faces an historic challenge ahead of next month's vote. campaigning for the general election on the 8th ofjune will resume today with the prime minister saying she's not taking anything for granted despite her party gaining more than 5,000 seats. 0ur political correspondent tom symonds has more. it was a curtain raiser for the general election to come, and as the parties begin the national race

the hammers frustrated spurs on a raucous night at the london stadium, and manuel lanzini scored theresult means chelsea can go seven points clear if they beat middlesbrough on monday. it's not over. it's true it will be difficult. but it was a game that if you want to put pressure on your opponent, you must... you should win. it was not the case now and now it's to wait, but thinking that it would be difficult to catch chelsea. there's a quite incredible final day of the regular rugby union premiership season in store. three teams can still finish first. leaders wasps face third—placed saracens. exeter chiefs need to beat gloucester and can leicester hang on to a play—off spot at bath's expense? tigers are at worcester. bath at sale. and northampton and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot. he's one of the biggest names in horse—racing, taking home 11 champion jockey titles during nearly half a century in the saddle. now 81, lester piggott has been reflecting on his extraordinary career ahead of the 2,000 guineas at newmarket, a race he won

at the london stadium, philippe coutinho was able to slice through the hammers' defence, setting up danielgoal since the beginning of the year. the home side had plenty of chances of their own in the first half but failed to make them count. it was more difficult for andre ayew not to score here but inexplicably, he only hit the post twice. after creating a goal, it was time for philippe coutinho to take centre stage. this run doubling the liverpool lead, before adding another minutes later. rather than celebration, commiseration for west ham. in the goal build—up there was a clear handball noticed by everyone, it seems, but the referee. west ham pause for thought for what might have been. the visitors didn't. 0rigi added a fourth. the scoreline in the end was emphatic. after the result yesterday, all the pressure had been on jurgen klopp's men. champions league football was now in touching distance. after 118 years at white hart lane, it's an emotional day for fans of tottenham hotspur as the club plays it's last game of tottenham hotspur as the club plays its last game at the ground befo

the premier league title as their closest challengers, tottenham, are beaten by west ham at the london stadiumwe are live in blackburn at the first ever festival of making. we are live in blackburn at the first ever festival of making. david baldacci, the bestselling crime novel writer will be here and we have the weather as well. actually start for scotland and northern ireland, but there will be plenty of sunshine. more cloud for england and wales and showery rain into the extreme south—west. good morning. first our main story. after a day of tory triumph in the local elections the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has admitted he faces an historic challenge ahead of next month's vote. campaigning for the general election on the 8th ofjune will resume today with the prime minister saying she's not taking anything for granted despite her party gaining more than 560 seats. our political correspondent tom symonds has more. it was a curtain raiser for the general election to come, and as the parties begin the national race in earnest, each have their own impressions of what the local election results m

at the london stadium, philippe coutinho was able to slice through the hammers defence, setting up danielst half but failed to make them count. it was more difficult for andre ayew not to score here but inexplicably, he only had the post twice. after creating a goal, it was time for philippe coutinho to take centre stage. this run doubling the liverpool lead, before adding another minutes later. rather than celebration, commiseration for west ham. in the gold build—up there was a clear handball noticed by everyone, it seems, but the referee. west ham pause for thought for what might have been. the visitors didn't. reidy added a fourth. the scoreline in the end was emphatic. after the result yesterday, all the pressure had been onjurgen klopp's men “— pressure had been onjurgen klopp's men —— 0rigi's. champions league bubble was now in touching distance... —— dotball. —— dotball. it is not really long, but what a player he is. it is very important for us today, and all of his performances with 60% chances. 2—0 was a knock for west ham, he kept on going. it was good football, then. but he c

david ornstein outside of the emirates stadium in north london, thank you. of the french open — both the defending champion, novak djokovic and 9—times winner rafael nadal are into round three. if andy murray is to go one better and win the title this year he will likely have to get past one of these two titans — and as alex gulrajani reports both men are far more comfortable on clay... roland—garros, west paris. where rafa nadal is at home. nine times the champion here, already a record. but ten? that sounds better. robin haase was clearly up against a man ona haase was clearly up against a man on a mission, as rafael nadal raced into an early lead. some struggle to stay cool in the heat but the spaniard was calm, making his opponent do all of the running. the opening two sets went by in a flurry. nadal won them both. while robin haase could not quite yet his range right... ooh! really, across the net, nadal was not letting up. a straight sets victory for the number four seed. one man he may have to beat for the tenth title is novak djokovic. the defending

philippe coutinho scored two goals at the london stadium. manchester united lost 2—1 at spurs.was the final match at white hart lane. a fitting send off for spurs who got the winner in that match through harry kane. and then queue hours of celebrations, first in the rain and then under a rainbow. they won the last 14 in a i’ow rainbow. they won the last 14 in a row in the premier league. a p pa re ntly row in the premier league. apparently both chas and dave were there to say goodbye to a ground which they have called home for 118 yea rs. which they have called home for 118 years. they are only moving 100 yards away. you can see the cranes in the background building the new ground. and hopes of a first british winner of cycling's to read italia was over after a crash on the ninth stage? giro d'italia. jared thomas —— geraint thomas was involved in a crash. a police motorbike got in the way causing a number of riders to go down, thomas yates among them. he hurt his right shoulder and needed a couple of minutes to get back on his bike. both those riders are now a long way behind

this summer, the sport's flagship world championships take place here, at the former olympic stadium in londoncial some will inevitably a5k whether it was achieved clean. so this is an attempt to reboot the sport and restore 5ome much—needed credibility. but some athletes are furious. paula radcliffe, who ri5ks losing her marathon world record, set in 2003, said she was hurt and called the proposals cowardly. fellow brit, colinjackson, held the 110 meters hurdles record for nearly 13 years and still holds the 60 meters indoor record,set in 1994. you can't really erase history and that's what they're trying to do. we're all painted by the same bru5h, exactly, like we're all dope takers, it's not true. and for us to have to suffer the consequences of others is very, very frustrating and annoying. athletics 5upremo, lord coe, says he likes the idea and the sports governing body will consider ratifying it in august. if passed, records that have stood for decades, such as that of former east german runner, marita koch, will be consigned to history. others, however, will prove a lot more controversi

a lot of that on display at wembley stadium in london.we talked about young victims of this attack but parents were killed too including two mothers waiting for their children to leave that ariana grande concert was they released balloons in honor of those mothers. one of the daughters talked about her loss. >> for 18 hours, wondering where they were, looking at the hospital, showing pictures. friends of light offering to do it, in the building. >> reporter: the morning continues, so that the investigation. this country does remain on high alert. laura: thank you so much. gregg: isis claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on coptic christians in egypt, gunmen targeting christians yesterday, killing 29 people. the victims were on their way to a monastery south of cairo. kitty logan is in london with the latest. >> reporter: there has been widespread condemnation of this attack, 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 sou

the sun is shining brightly at the emirates stadium in north london and it's a huge day for arsenal.ene wenger the manager and for these gunners fans after 20 consecutive top four finishes in 19 straight seasons competing in the champions league, is this the day that the gunners run ends? win for arsenal would strengthen their cause but they require liverpool to drop points at home to already relegated middlesbrough. or manchester city to lose at watford who are in terrible form. and also turn around a five-goal swing in goal difference. we'll be on top of all the scenarios, all the permutations as the afternoon unfolds as arsenal fans prepare for the end of a remarkably consistent run. but also prepare for the fa cup final next weekend the

. >>> a moment of silence observed at wembley stadium in london today prior to a championship soccer paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the manchester terror attack. pop star ariana grande announced plans to return to the uk. she set june 4th as a date for benefit concert to raise money to aid victims of the bombing that killed those 22 faces that we were just showing you and also injured 119 people. the news comes as british authorities this morning arrest two more people with ties to monday's suicide bombing. progress on that investigation leading britain to drop its terror threat level from critical to severe. let's bring in from manchester nbc's louucy cavanaugh with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, good afternoon, richard. although the threat level has been brought down, it's still a highly likely possibility of an attack, so we're not in the clear quite yet. this investigation is still underway. there's at least 1,000 police officers working around the clock. and we had seen more arrests. 11 people in total now in custody. another raid this morning. investiga

the sun is shining brightly at the emirates stadium in north london and it's a huge day for arsenal.or arsene wenger the manager and for these gunners fans after 20 consecutive top four finishes in 19 straight seasons competing in the champions league, is this the day that the gunners run ends? win for arsenal would strengthen their cause but they require liverpool to drop points at home to already relegated middlesbrough. or manchester city to lose at watford who are in terrible form. and also turn around a five-goal swing in goal difference. we'll be on top of all the scenarios, all the permutations as the afternoon unfolds as arsenal fans prepare for the end of a remarkably consistent run. but also prepare for the fa cup na

the sun is shining brightly at the emirates stadium in north london and it's a huge day for arsenal. after 20 consecutive top four finishes in 19 straight seasons competing in the champions league, is this the day that the gunners run ends? win for arsenal would strengthen their cause but they require liverpool to drop points at home to already relegated middlesbrough. or manchester city to lose at watford who are in terrible form. and also turn around a five-goal swing in goal difference. we'll be on top of all the scenarios, all the permutations as the afternoon unfolds as arsenal fans prepare for the end of a remarkably consistent run. but also prepare for the fa cup

. >> increased security, too, in london where 80,000 people will fill a soccer stadium today for a bigthe american pop star ariana grande whose concert was attacked has pledged to return. >> it has been an emotional roller coaster. >> medical staff at a children's hospital are overwhelmed. but getting support from america and every day more tears, more vigils, more mothers and children remembered. a city struggling to recover. >> and just a little bit more about that reduction of the terror threat level. it was announced by the prime minister here, theresa may, just a few minutes ago. just one more thing she said. she said the public should be clear about what this means. a threat level of severe, and that's the second lowest level, means an attack is highly likely. so it's not as if the police are just suddenly saying don't worry about it, all finished. there are still hundreds of detectives investigating this, there are still a thousand troops on the streets backing up the police and the prime minister theresa may saying, is is an ongoing investigation and obviously the police and cu

world championships take place here at the former 0lympic take place here at the former olympic stadium in londonnevitably ask if it was achieved clea n. inevitably ask if it was achieved clean. this is an attempt to reboot the sport and restore much needed credibility. some athletes are furious. paula radcliffe, who risks losing her marathon world record, set in 2003, said she was hurt and called the proposals cowardly. colin jackson held the 110 m hurdles record for nearly 13 years. still he holds the 60 m indoor record set in 1994. you can't really erase history. that's what they're trying to do. we're all painted by the same brush like we're all dope takers. it's not true. for us to suffer the consequences of others is very, very frustrating and annoying. athletics supremo lord coe said he likes the idea and the sport's governing body will consider ratifying it in august. if past, records that have stood for decades such as that of former east german runner marita koch will be resigned to history. 0thers koch will be resigned to history. others will prove more controversial in the biggest sha

. >> increased security, too, in london where 80,000 people will fill a soccer stadium today for a big final. the american pop star ariana grande, whose concert was attacked, has pledged to return. >> it has been an emotional roller coaster. >> the medical staff at the medical center are overwhelmed and every day more tears and a city struggling to recover. part of that activity are the games being staged here today, everyone hoping this city can rise again after a very, very tough week. >> thank you so much, sir. >> still ahead, caught on camera, an angry bear charging at a bow hunt are. but first this is "today " on nbc. >>> time now for "the download," our look back at the week there was. >> there were a lot of conversations, from conversations with nikki haley to an interaction with a sea lion. >> a massacre without mercy, 22 dead and dozens injured after an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. >> there was so much blood. >> the queen visiting survivors in the hospital as tributes poured out for the victims. the city defiant. >> if you look around, what have they done? the

some fans have been telling bbc london what the stadium means to them.icket i am here. severe delays on the tube. disruption on southwest trains on the southbound line towards absent. taking a look out the north circular because we have westbound cues from sta ples because we have westbound cues from staples corner to the interchange. the m11 has cues as well heading into town from junction 5. and it is slow as well on the m4 into town. rain overnight at last. but it is still rather wet start to this morning. it is damp, misty and murky and quite muggy as well with a lot of mild air around that will eventually brighten up and we will see more heavy showers get going into the afternoon. a grey start to the day but gradually we will get some sunny spells coming through and it will feel warm with temperatures reaching 21 degrees but watch out for heavy showers are breaking out later on through the day. you could see torrential rain and a rumble or two of thunder. as we head into the evening and the overnight period then the showers will die off and it will

manchester is not london but it was a 21,000 person target concert hall. we've seen them to sports stadiums these are traditional soft targets. while manchester was not on everyone's radar or like paris or london or new york city, for example, it is not surprising that a stadium, a concert event was the target of the attack feared unfortunately come extremely horrific. young people at the concert enjoying a night out and it's a heart-wrenching video. trade deal and wondering what posture do we change. what do we do differently that we might not be doing now if this is targeted to go off at the end of the concert is appears to be the case. this guy was just waiting and waiting. >> )-right-paren these types of attacks on soft targets are difficult to prevent even the security measures in place, this is at the end of the concert outside of any security checkpoint area. as people were leaving, the individual detonated the explosives. what can be done at events like this, perhaps more bomb sniffing dogs at the departure gates. another thing is this individual had to purchase weapons materials. t

. >> reporter: increased security, too, in london where 80,000 people will fill a soccer stadium today for a big final. ♪ the american pop star ariana grande whose concert was attacked, has pledged to return. >> it has been an emotional roller coaster. >> reporter: with medical staff at a children's hospital, are overwhelmed, but getting support from america and every day, more tears, more vigils, more mothers and children remembered, a city struggling to recover. well part of that recovery is the games, the athletics being staged here today. it really is a fantastic event. the athletes actually out on tracks that are built on the streets. among those world-class athletes are american stars all of them, of course, very well protected by armed police, some of the armed police just near us right now. and all of them, all of them hoping that this can be the beginning of a recovery. the terror threat level being reduced. all of it the beginning of manchester's rise again after a very, very tough week. thomas? >> bill neely in manchester for us, thank you. appreciate it. >>> when we come ba

london fa cup final. it's the second half and reigning fa cup champions arsenal are currently winning 1—0 against chelsea in this year's final at wembley stadiumh airways passengers around the world are facing flight cancellations and delays — after a globalfailure of the company's computer systems. planes have been grounded at many airports worldwide. all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today. the airline says delays and disruption may continue into tomorrow. it has also apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem," although it had found "no evidence that it's a cyberattack". in the past over british airways ceo has said a power supply issue was to blame. the gmb union said the meltdown could have been avoided if the company hadn't outsourced hundreds of itjobs to india. a ba spokesperson has refuted the claim and has said that they "would never compromise the integrity and security of their it systems." our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. this is what happens when there is a major it failure. queues were snaking out of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for tho

london. terry? >> reporter: byron, it was right at the end of the ariana grande concert tonight in a stadium filled with her fans including so many teens and young girls and their moms. that's her fan base. when this huge explosion rocked not just the arena but the whole surrounding neighborhood. felt blocks away. arena officials saying that the explosion happened just outside the venue as people were coming and going. eyewitnesses saw many dead and injured on the ground. inside the lights went up, panic set in. people headed for the exits. they helped the wounded. they helped each other get out as law enforcement swarmed the scene and set up a perimeter. anguished parents took to social media looking for their loved ones. tonight manchester police are investigating this as a major terrorist incident and the city is on edge. byron? >> terry moran, thank you. >>> tonight, eyewitnesses describing a scene of panic. a night that was supposed to be about music and fun. >> reporter: that's the sound of the explosion that rocked manchester erng manchester, england tonight. [ explosion ] >> oh, my god. wha

tightly controlled operation for the fa cup final at wembley. 90,000 fans will head to the stadium in north londonr england captain and newcastle striker alan shearer. allen, thank you for coming in. before we can talk about the football, we need to talk about what has happened in manchester this week. many people will be heading to the fa cup final at wembley and security will be a worry for them. absolutely, not only will it be on their minds tomorrow, but it will be on our minds for the rest of our lives because of what has gone on in manchester this week and my heart goes out to everyone who has been affected by it. trying to get back to some normality with a football match is going to be very difficult. after a ll match is going to be very difficult. after all football is irrelevant, but we have got to try and somehow concentrate on the match which i think will be very difficult for a lot of people. when we look at football it has not been immune, sadly. if you look back to 2015 and the suicide attacks in france. do you think more needs to be done to secure football stadiums? it is so difficu

. >> reporter: increased security to and from london where 80,000 people will fill a soccer stadium todayhe american pop star ariana grande has pledged to return in what she c a benefit concert to raise money for the victims' familiesment she called the attack evil and said, we won't let hate win. and every day, more tears, more vigils, more mothers and children remembered as a city struggling to remember. and part of the recovery is the gains, the world class athletes here are american stars, all of them well protected like everyone here as they hope the city can rise again after a very tough week. >>> two good samaritans are dead and another recovering this morning. they were attacked trying to stop a man from his anti-american anger. some was aimed later the man was caught by police. >>> and zbigniew brzezinski has died. his death at age 89 was announced by our colleague, his daughter, mika brzezinski. all of us at nbc news extend our deepest sympathies to mika and her family. >>> and many turned out in california on friday to honor chris cornell. many celebrities showed up to pay resp

it will be the end of an era in north london later when tottenham play their last ever game of football at white hart lane. spurs have been at the famous stadiumry. ben hunt to players like it's a chance for the pa rents to players like it's a chance for the parents to meet each other and to just know that you are in a safe environment. and, you know, you can ask advice of the other parents. they have been through similar things to you, similar experiences, and at different points gone through the same things you have, the questions, and explanations of what has happened. it isjust a questions, and explanations of what has happened. it is just a fantastic opportunity for both the parents and the children and gascoigne, amongst many others. —— then home. now home to rekindling the best football in england. this same patch of green is wet generation after generation of fa ns wet generation after generation of fans have come to cheer on their team. the pitcher stayed in almost the same position since 1899. so while there is great excitement about the new stadium taking shape to my left, there is also sadness about leaving white hart lane as we kn

london, are you in good shape? so far so good, can't complain, we will see tomorrow what shape exactly i am in. the world championships, so excited for them, get back into that olympic stadiumhe way that the british public are in that stadium is something special, the support you get from everyone is incredible, any opportunity to get back into there. breaking news, fellow paralympic champion libby clegg has had to withdraw with an injury. it is a shame, with her two gold medals in rio, an amazing performance, with chris clark, her guide. that isn't in there! she's recently guide. that isn't in there! she's rece ntly got guide. that isn't in there! she's recently got a new coach and been doing some amazing things in the last couple of years, full of talent and i'm sure she will achieve great things in time to come but u nfortu nately things in time to come but unfortunately this is sport and these things happen sometimes. stay fit and enjoy the racing in the great city games in manchester tomorrow. in 50 days' time, the paralympic worlds. still coming up we will be hearing from geraint thomas after his bruising experience at the giroud tally. when i see the race on tv i tur

wembley stadium prince william on hand for a moment of silence for the 22 victims of the manchester terror attack on an ariana grande concert. a bomb scare saturday forced the evacuation of this busy londonheater. police have reviewed security plans for more than 1,300 events across the country. >> when you're talking about soft targets, you can't protect everywhere. >> no. absolutely not. we've got to rely on the police and security service to be in front of the these people, be in front of the attackers, have the intelligence in advance. >> reporter: tonight we're seeing these new images of suicide bomber salman abedi taken from a security camera the night of the attack. raids to unearth a terror cell continue. 13 people arrested so far. investigators say significant progress has been made in the last 24 hours, leading prime minister theresa may to lower the terror threat level from critical to severe. >> the public should be clear that a severe threat level does mean that an attack is highly likely and everyone should remain vigilant. >> reporter: gail comar is visiting from kansas with her family. >> did you think twice about continuing the vacation? >> we were concerned. but i don't

london newsroom. thank you very much. the brutal terrorist attack in manchester, england, has awakened concerns in the u.s. we go to arena's, we go to stadiumsstadiums 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 you? >> it goes back to early u.s. industrialized in the early 1900s where they were responsible for building a schoolhouse

stadium where there's a game tonight. braufr broadway is dark on monday nights. >> invalue to have you here would you say tonight. joining us from london is chief foreign correspondent. what can be expected here in terms of a potential responsibility for this? >> well, we are waiting to hear a statement from the british police. it could happen very soon, maybe in the next 20, 30 minutes. as you mention, this is a concert that attracts a lot of young people. parents bringing their teens or younger than that. because this concert was letting out when this ploegs took place, a lot of people got separated. and there were reports initially, police and venue organizers were telling parents that if they got separated from their children to meet up at a local hotel, at a local holiday inn. there's one witness account saying among the debris, among the shrapnel, he saw nuts and bolts, and that would be very typical of something that a suicide bomber would stuff into a device in order to create more shrapnel. still, the death toll is one bomb, u.s. officials saying they believe it was a suicide bomb. it's being treated as a terrorist incident he

london than on the streets of amsterdam, brussels, on the streets of paris. of course, in paris on that night back in november 2015, anderson, that was a coordinated gun and bomb attack on a stadium, on the concert hall and on the cafes. we have only in manchester at this time seen what appears to be a single suicide bomber carry out an attack. >> if you are just joining us, the latest developments from the united kingdom where police are treating a suspected terrorist bombing, a possible suicide detonation, deadly explosion just outside an ariana grande concert. it happened outside the manchester arena shortly after the concert ended. 19 people have been killed, approximately 50 people have been hurt. authorities are treating it as a possible terrorist attack until they learn otherwise. we are expecting to hear from them shortly. it was supposed to be at the top of the hour. it's two minutes past that. i want to go to phil black who has been monitoring this for several hours from london. phil, what's the latest? >> reporter: anderson, we are getting a clearer picture of what happened here. the interesting information is the confirmation from the venue itself, the manchester aren