for many of us in our faith, there is a time to mourn and, mr. speaker, now is the time to mourn. but as we have in our faith a time to mourn, we also have faith, mr. speaker, that one day our citizens will heal and ey will heal and where he -- and they will rebuild their communities as well. at this time, mr. speaker, i would ask the house to help us to honor those who lost their lives in these deadly storms and the families and loved ones

for many of us in our faith, there is a time to mourn and, mr. speaker, now is the time to mourn. but as we have in our faith a time to mourn, we also have faith, mr. speaker, that one day our citizens will heal and ey will heal and where he --

with those who mourn. we grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like the rest who have no hope. heros give us hope. the tens of thousands who stand continue a tradition heros of our law enforcement communities across merica in cities large and small. and i'm confident to say as i saw last year on the streets of county, indiana where thousands spontaneously poured forth to pay tribute to carl kuntz. i'm confident today that millions of americans stand with us in spirit and breathe a for your service and your families. we honor the memory of our tributes like n this across this nation all this week. but we also honor their sacrifice by ensuring that those have the t and serve support and the resources and the training that the men and law enforcement deserve. applause] >> as those in uniform across country already know, president trump's highest priority is the safety and of the american people. this president knows in his make america safe gain, we must also restore the tradition of respect and honor owed to member of the aw en

a lot of mourning that goes on. i think that is too bad because dying for too bad because we should respect veterans, i think the idea of the country is something that deserves mourning and i don't think it achieves that. i continuing should, but doesn't. my view. host: thank you. thank you for putting the flag up today, all americans should be flags on display at the vietnam war memorial and this, the three servicemen memorial added later in part because many thought the wall needed something in addition to the 58,000 names listed there. you can see three service members from the vietnam war era, adjacent looking at their fallen comrade in arms. the vietnam women's memorial located in compact two-acre site on the maul, not far from the world war ii memorial and lincoln memorial. robert in caldid sheingwell, idaho, is next. this memorial first opened in 1982. go ahead, robert. caller: excuse me, good morning, sir. let me state my father is a world war ii veteran and he is still very much alive. i believe he's 94 or

we mourn with those who mourn.ieve like the rest who have no hope because heroes give us hope. the tens of thousands who stand here today continue a tradition of honoring you heroes of our law-enforcement communities across america in cities large and small. and i am confident to say as i saw last year on the streets of howard county, indiana where thousands spontaneously poured forth to line the street to pay a solemn tribute to the late sheriff deputy carl kunz. i am confident today millions stand with us in. and our breathing a silent prayer for your service and your families. we honor the memory of our fallen and tribute like this across this nation off this week. but we also honor their sacrifice and ensuring those who protect and serve as the support and resources in the training that the men and women of law enforcement deserved. [applause] as those in uniform across this country already now, president tram's highest priority is the safety and security of the american people. this president knows in his hear

. ♪ ♪ >> the music world is in mourning once again.ing up we will have more on the pioneer of southern rock. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of north philadelphia. a tragic fire killed two children and one adult, and we will get a live update from the scene coming up in just minutes. mr. brady, we've been expecting you. will you be needing anything else? no. not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. >>> we want to get another update now on our breaking news this morning out of north philadelphia where an early morning house fire turned deadly. three people were killed in that, including two children. randy gyllenhaal is live at the scene with some of the latest details. >> reporter: a lot of family members and friends of this family have gathered here at the fire scene. we are hearing the fire commissioner conterms two of the dead are children, a 9-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy along with their grandmother. i will zoom into the third floor windows, and that's where witnesses describe flames leaping out of

tonight, manchester in mourning.amilies flocking to this memorial trying to make sense of the tragedy. your teacher was there? a little girl who stopped me in the square wanted to tell me about her teacher who escaped the explosion, and he summoned the words that capture the mood of this wounded city. >> i just feel sad for the people who did die and who are sick or ill or have got hurt. >> we're all very sad. children mourning children here. as officials piece together what happened here last night, we are learning a lot more about the suspected bomber and the device used to kill and maim so many children. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details for us. >> reporter: their cries filled the 21,000-seat concert arena, mostly teenage girls screaming in terror when a bomb exploded just after the encore. >> we were in the arena when we heard a bang. and i just run for my life. >> reporter: but escaping wasn't easy. a stampede erupted. >> we looked at each other and we just jumped and we just ran. >>

ariana grande and her band are mourning young fans killed by a suicide bomber in england. >> aaron spearss from prince georges county. shomari stone spoke to both men tonight and joins us outside the british embassy with the story. >> reporter: tonight outside the british embassy you can see this make shift memorial, a wreath that reads to manchester with love, flowers. the terror attack happened at an ariana grande father of her drummer are speaking out. >> how are you feeling right now as a father? >> blessed in every way. >> reporter: kenneth spears thanks god his son aaron wasn't killed in the manchester terror attack. >> when i first heard it my heart just jumped. i said my goodness. >> reporter: the blast happened at the end of the ariana grande concert leaving at least 22 dead. aaron spears had just walked off stage. >> he called me and said i'm all right. >> reporter: on instagram aaron says we finished the show and were walking back to dressing rooms. it is heartbreaking because so many little ones aattend our shows. this painful memory and the weight associated with the lives lo

we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve but we do not grieve but those who havee give us hope. the tens of thousands to stand here today to honor the heroes of the law enforcement community across america in cities large and small and i am confident to say on the streets of howard county indiana were they would find the streets to pay a solemn tribute i am confident today millions of americans stand in spirit and grieving a silent prayer for your service in for your family per go beyond the member -- the memory across the nation all this week but also their sacrifice to ensure those who protect and serve have the support and resources and training that the men and women of law enforcement to serve. [applause] as those in uniform already know president trump's highest priority for safety and security of the american people the president knows in his heart to make america safe again we must also restore the tradition of respect and honor that is owed to every member of the law enforcement community in america. [applause] president from stands with the men and women

his former classmates are mourning his loss. additional wellness counselors and staff are spending this tuesday talking to grieving students at jefferson high school in daily city. after 15-year-old ray john jackson known as kuter was shot and killed jed in the sunset district. his family shared this picture with us. >> it doesn't make sense. there are no answers for it. >> reporter: jackson was drive thing white pontiac. at least five bullet holes. jackson died at a nearby hospital where his family gathered outside the e.r. his 16-year-old passenger was not hurt. school administrators zajac son left jefferson high school in the fall. they also say he has a family member still connected to the high school, but could not confirm if his 16-year-old passenger was his brother. >> it's a tragic event for young people trying to understand why this happened. why it happened to somebody they know, and why it continues to be happening in our communities. why young people are taking each other's lives. >> reporter: tragic for sunset distr

we are mourning just as you are. for the very darling of our household, our giant lists, bravest, is best snatched away in the same way is yours. preston praised her friend for the success of the christian upbringing a few white. you are an honored mother to reared a sudden for them mentality -- such as onboard mentality. hugh white shined to his mother's achievement of womanhood. the raising of civic minded sons. on lexington, a business associate of captain edmonson's noted that slaves were offered for sale in defiance of the proclamation set to go into effect the following day. slate's command now the most enormous prices i had ever heard of. noted that slaves were offered forhe said this was due to warte inflation. member of the patrol, just of steel, noted that in three weeks, he noticed the slaves were humble, obedient, and quite as they ever were. the question remains, they would remain quiet if union soldiers took control of the town from confederates. the behavior of winchester's black population while it wa

. ♪ ♪ >> the music world is mourning.ing up we will have more on the passing of a pioneer of southern rock. >>> to some breaking news, we have learned a third person has died in an early-morning house fire in philadelphia. nbc10 news was on the scene, and flames broke out in the three-story home around 4:45 this morning, and three people are dead as a result of the fire. we are awaiting a press conference and more information from the philadelphia fire commissioner. tap the nbc10 app for updates. >>> yeah, you are looking at video from new york city that shows a man taking a joyride on a bus. it was shot by a passenger in a car behind the bus on friday night. she says the jumped on the bus as it drove through central park and he didn't get off until several miles later when he then ran away. >>> we have new details on the manchester concert bomber. yesterday british released these new surveillance videos of the libyan-born attacker, and now 11 people are in custody in connection with the bombing last monday that killed 21

across the country -- as the city mourns, one minute of silence across the country. in manchester, this memorial keeps on growing, and in may iss, theresa expected to raise those intelligence leaks with president trump. happening right now, a hearing on this, massive brawls outside the turkish embassy in d.c. suzanne kennedy has details on how lawmakers are handling the littl -- handling the malay. -- tehe melee. suzanne: in front of the turkish protests turned violent. this video shows punches being thrown. some of those participating in the fight included guards for visiting turkish president erdogan. video also shows erdogan watching the attacks on the protesters by his own security force. two people were arrested during the incident, one from virginia, the other from new york. neither were affiliated with the embassy. the turkish ambassador was called to the state department in the wake of the violence, the equivalent of a diplomatic scolding. there have been calls on capitol hill for the turkish ambassador to be kicked out of the united states. suzanne kennedy,

>> reporter: eun, good morning, the embassy has been a place for mourning. as you see a wreath here and bouquets as well. and also a small sign that says united with manchester, a tribute to the 22 dead and dozens injured in manchester. the united kingdom terror threat has been raised. nonetheless, security and safety is now a hot topic united states, as we approach the holiday weekend. and talk of soft targets being perhaps attacked. these are large civilian venues and events. here, we're hearing of no known threats. metro police also saying tlets as well, but in rossdale, prepares are under way for hometown holiday. the city is prepared. >> we have no known threats but every year, we evaluate how things went and what we can do to improve. we'll work with all of the local jurisdictions. we're already working with them. and i feel confident that as ready as we can be. >> reporter: and hometown holidays expect up to 60,000 people over the weekend. 20,000 at that parade alone. officials say if you see something suspicious, to please speak up. the next hour, we

bases this morning's oregonian in portland, their headline -- good samaritans mourned, praised. it has left portland shaken. -- they wrote -- the horrific scene was in less than 10 minutes in-between stops at the start of a long holiday weekend. a known extremist terrorized a girl anding his job -- her friends. and aspiring poets in recent college graduate try to call him down. police say jeremy christian cut all three men in the neck, leaving two dead and another injured. the rampage unlike anything the city has seen, stunned leaders and left friends and strangers mourning the loss of two lives, applauding the selfless acts appear as an condemning the waitress -- the racist betrayal that preceded the violence -- racist vitriol that preceded the violence. tom on the independent line, you're about? -- your thoughts? caller: thanks for all of the men that gave up their lives for this country. on the president's trip, i think he did the right thing by calling out the people [indiscernible] nato, they -- for only pay 1.2 in germany. country, ie richest think, in the world. i have on

tonight heartbroken family and friends gather to mourn exaifier lucky. then a fox5 exclusive. a cyclist hurt in a hit and run is now fighting to recover from a brain injury and broken >> i was shocked. you never think you're going to die, but that was very hard. >> fox5 was there as she was reunited with the officer who especially hed save her life. and the national debate over confederate symbols comes to northern virginia. will a local school named after a confederate general make a change. >> the news at ten starts now. >> ominous clouds, lightening rain, that's what we've been seeing in our skies over our area nievment i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. now, those storms knocked out power to a little more than 7,000 people in northern virginia. let's get right to sue palka to find out if the storms are behind us. >> it's still going down strong across charles county, but it is weakening a lot. believe it or not. that was one big super cell storm that affected so many areas. we tracked it for several hours and i love h this picture sent to me. it's a time lapse actually

as manchester continues to mourn after this massacre without mercy, the british government has taken action. it has raised the threat level in this country to its highest level, to critical which actually means an attack is imminent. it will mean that thousands of troops will be on the streets of britain guarding key installations and key buildings, freeing up the police to continue their job of protecting the public. meanwhile, a fuller picture is emerging of the bomber, salman abedi. it's become clear that not only was he on the radar of intelligence services here, but he was known to the french, the interior minister there, saying he had proven links to isis. the british home secretary saying it seems likely that he was not acting alone. let's be clear, frances, this is a manhunt. it's not clear that he was, in fact, the bomb maker. he was certainly the bomber, but if he wasn't the bomb maker, then that person is still out there, and according to the threat level presenting an imminent threat. meanwhile, three more arrests here in manchester this morning. salman abedi's brother is

children mourning children after a night of fun turned into a nightmare.a suicide bomber targeted children attending an ariana grande concert.lizzie murtagh/witness: "and then we heard the explosion it was massive a massive bang. and then it was a big flash like bits of fire and debris. and that's when it all hit us that's how close we were. and i just grabbed her and ran and there's people bleeding on the floor"the youngest victim -- eight year old saffie rose roussos.she's described by friends as a beautiful girl. other victims include john atkinson -- a dancerand georgina callander -- an 18-year-old superfan -- who met the superstar two years ago.the night before the concert georgina tweeted to her idol -- so excited to see you tomorrow.after the chaos -- families desperately searching for loved ones who never made it home. charlotte campbell/mother of missing girl: "she's my baby. and i miss her so much. if she is out there, just go i'll be there. i don't care where she is i'll be there."and just hours after that emotional plea -- 15-year-old oliva campbell was also confirmed to have d

and it is our solemn duty to remember, to mourn, to grieve and to honor every single life that was so cruelly and viciously taken. as ely was l said -- elie wiesel said "for the dead and , the living, we must bear witness." these words should be carved into the conscience of humanity forever. only when we remember the families who were torn apart from everyone they loved, who suffered that terrible darkness and evil, who endured the unbearable horror of the holocaust -- only then can we prevent this agony from ever repeating. this place, and this entire nation, are a testament to the unbreakable spirit of the jewish people -- and the hope that light can shine the path beyond the darkness. through persecution, oppression, death, and destruction, the jewish people have persevered. they have thrived. they've become so successful in so many places. and they have enlightened the world. the state of israel is a strong and soaring monument to the solemn pledge we repeat and affirm: never again. from the depths of the suffering, the jewish people have built a mighty nation -- and the star of

world war ii when talked about when he talked about memorial day day he said on memorial day we do not mournho gave the ultimate sacrifice. we celebrate that they lived. >> reporter: but it was pointed out during the vietnam era neither combatants who died or survived were celebrated by a grateful nation. >> we must remember that we were in large part at one time an ungrateful nation. >> these young men coming back were not warmly welcomed. there was he would thrown at them and names called. >> the men that died, friends that i knew that i left over there and sometime i get angry. >> reporter: anger john douglas says that has dissipated as society has separated the warrior from the war. >> i'm grateful that people now are finally recognizing the vietnam vets and now when a person see a vietnam vet they say thank you for your service and so i'm very proud. >> reporter: following the formal ceremonies some took in these images and these names and reflected on those who gave their lives. >> i need to come here and appreciate what these veterans have done for all of us, our freedom and the ultim

. >>> the world continues to mourn about manchester england. this is one of many coroner vans pulling into the manchester are arena. it is now wednesday morning morning there, we are getting more answers following the terror attack during last night's ariana grande concert. we are seeing the sobering reality. 22 people were killed. across the globe, touching tributes, both symbolic and powerful. on the left side of your screen, the eiffel tower and the empire state building both dark in honor of the victims. and the tallest skyscraper in the world in dubai dressed up in the british flag. here at home, how can we better protect bay area land marks. the oakland coliseum complex, the busiest site in the area, home to the warriors, and so many concerts throughout the year. cheryl hurd has more. >> reporter: raj, the game just ended. people are making their way into the parking lots. the lines were unusually long when people were going inside the stadium. that's because guards were paying close attention to what people were bringing inside. a's seas

and as we said, we met a relative mourning over the loss avenue loved one who wanted to us see this morning something that he found. late morning and 80-year-old paul gellery mourning deaths of his 52-year-old daughter and two young great-grandchildren says he has something he wants us to see. >> he walks us to what looks like a gas can pressed against the wall of the charred north sixth street three story. >> i never seen this can there before. i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there's something in there. >> reporter: gellery who lives just a few blocks away says he believes someone set the fire which broke out sunday morning before 5:00 killing his loved ones. he says, there was a fight in the street in front of front of the home the night before and fears there could be a link. >> i'm almost certain this was started. >> reporter: you think this was an arson fire? >> somebody set this fire. >> yeah. >> reporter: a small memorial has risen just feet from the front of the burned brick three-story while neighbors gather in disbelief. >> too much fire. everything was coming

the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr canaroo today.an people and the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than a500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. gerry harvey well, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. i don't believe it, she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. notjerry, why? europa league this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: more details emerge about salman abedi, the man behind the manchester bombing. his father and brother are detained in libya — they're believed to have connections to extremist groups. images from the scene of the bombing are published in the american media. angry british authorities say it could undermine the investigation. in other news: two blasts have hit a busy bus terminal in the indonesian capital jakarta. two suspected suicide bombers have killed three police officers and injured 10 people. blasts

so be wise all take new xyzal®. >>> this city of manchester is mourning.is processing the news of monday, but trying to grow stronger together. holdups gathered here in what is known as albert square for a vigil to honor the victims. cnn's mohammadly la has more. >> reporter: they came with prayers in their hands and wearing emotions on their hearts. >> the young girls there. you just think it's probably some of their friends maybe that were at the concert. just -- it's just devastating isn't it. >> reporter: for cheryl garnet, the tragedy hit closer to home than most. >> you just want to help, don't you? i live half a mile from the rein. so you just -- you want to go and help. you just -- i don't know. just awful. >> reporter: this is the makeshift memorial that people have left behind of take a look. you can see candles and flowers, and teddy bears. and the message here is loud and clear. manchester stands together. >> i wanted to come to show the children that there was nothing to be scared of and that love always wins over hate. >> reporter: alice thom

and hollywood mourning the loss of sir ranger moore. of course we told but that yesterday on the show. but, of course, he played james bond in seven film. did you know the roots of that iconic film character bond, james bond, can be traced back to philadelphia? and what is the connection to bird watching? >> really? >> yes. >> it seem like everything comes back to philadelphia. >> it really does. well, it is where the whole country started. >> this is true. >> why wouldn't it come back to roost? hey good day everybody, it is wednesday, may the 24th, 2017. >> over did you see what the nfl did yesterday afternoon? they'll going to allow touchdown celebrations again, i've been waiting for this. maybe i could be a cult of one, maybe you don't like it, maybe you think it is immature, not good for the kids. >> certainly adds to the entertainment value. >> so remember icky shovel, played for the cincinnati bengals, there it is. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, still going. i love it. >> so that kind of -- what do you think about that? >> and still some r

this morning rock and roll mourning the loss of chris corn neal.e'll take look back at his music legacy the artists who knew him best. >> a real housewife live in the loft. kenya moore joins us live to talk about her special hair event bringing her here to d.c. >> tuck will be back with a check on the seven day that features a return to normal spring like temperatures believe it or not. so we're on our way to 90 today. maybe even higher. we'll be back right after this. there's a new essence in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. new herbal essences. let life in. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. ♪ >> that is the band audio slave fronted by chris cornell. music world mourning the loss of cornell this morning one of the most influential members of the '90's grunge

the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru today.ence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than a500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. i don't believe it, she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the search for a wider terror network linked to the manchester suicide bomber is continuing — there's been another arrest, in the moss side area of the city. all 22 people who lost their lives have now been identified. ten teenagers and children were among those killed — the youngest was just eight years old. judith moritz reports now on the victims and the loss felt by their families and friends. they were loved and they are mourned. taken by the bomb, their names keep coming. eilidh macleod, 14 years old, from the outer hebrides, a vivacious teenager, who played the bagpipes and was full of fun. 19—year—old court

for their loved oi'ies. to no longer mourn for their loved ones.aithful who finally worship without fear. these are the blessings of prosperity and peace. these are the desires that burden with the righteous flame in every single human heart, and these are the just the man is —— just the man ands of people. i ask you tojoin me to work together, to fight together, because united we will not fail, we cannot fail. nobody, absolutely nobody, can be toast. thank you, god bless you, god bless your country heath and god bless the united states of america. —— nobody can beat us. president donald trump receiving strong applause from the gathering here in riyadh. dozens of readers from across the arab and islamic world gathered to hear what has now been his first major foreign world gathered to hear what has now been his first majorforeign policy speech. in which he condemned the supporters of extremism. it was also a call for unity between muslim leaders and the united states of america in this fight, one in which he framed between good and evil. perhaps th

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friends and family are mourning the deaths of a grandma and two children in a deadly fire and now oned about what he found just outside the house. ♪ >>> only in philly it's one of the most photographicked tourist attractions in the city but some visitors to the rocky statue will be pretty disappointed for the next few weeks. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. shock and devastation in one north philadelphia community as neighbors light candles and remember the lives of three people a grandmother and two children killed in a weekend fire. the question remains tonight what started the deadly fire. thanks for joining us i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. firefighters say it's just too early to tell but one family member says he has a theory. he's been talking with our own jeff cole live now in north philadelphia with this developing story. jeff? >> reporter: we hit him late morning as we arrived here today, lucy. now this three people died. this is the second deadly fire in as many weekends in philadelphia. and as we said, we met a relative mourning o

we remember and mourn those nearly 3000 innocent people who were brutally murdered by terrorists on september 11th, 2001. our nato allies responded swiftly and decisively, invoking for the first time in its history the article 5 collective defense commitments. the recent attack on manchester in the united kingdom demonstrates the depths of the evil we face with terrorism. innocent little girls, and so many others, were horribly murdered and badly injured while attending a concert -- beautiful lives with so much great potential torn from their families forever and ever. it was a barbaric and vicious attack upon our civilization. all people who cherish life must unite in finding, exposing, and removing these killers and extremists -- and, yes, losers. they are losers. wherever they exist in our societies, we must drive them out and never, ever let them back in. this call for driving out terrorism is a message i took to a historic gathering of arab and muslim leaders across the region, hosted by saudi arabia. there, i spent much time with king salman, a wise man who wants to see things get much

they still mourn him as we do. steve: great comments about a great son from a great patriot general, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much. brian: talk. steve: leaving. brian: working too hard. ainsley: we have more "fox & friends" right after the break.

in the south bay, a san jose family is mourning the loss of a 6-year-old boy who had died after contracting meningitis. the young boy fell ill several weeks ago but wasn't diagnosed with meningitis until last week and by then it was too late. he passed away on wednesday. over the next few weeks jayden was in and out of multiple hospitals, urgent cares and doctor's offices. he would get worse then get better and then worse again. the family was told multiple times that the young boy was simply fighting a virus but last friday jayden loudly severe headache and his mother took him to an emergency room. a check of his spinal fluid revealed jayden meningitis, a very serious infection that kills about 500 people nationwide every year. (rob fladeboe)here in san jose emotional testimony in the penalty phase of the sierra lamar murder trial. sierra's classmates, one of her teachers and her older sister danielle on the stand. danielle telling the jury a part of her died with sierra. meantime, the judge is considering how to deal with new information raised by the defense that the lead investigator in

city in mourning, as we learn about the victim's lost in the manchester attack. >> please, just phone me, come home, please. >> mother saying just come home please to her daughter. a mother's anguish looking for her daughter who is never coming home. sadly, that mom announced last night her 15 year old daughter olivia campbell is among the victims. lauren johnson still hard to comprehends. >> tough story, thomas, this morning, britain has raised its threat level to it highest point because the prime minister warned another attack could be imminent. soldiers to be deployed on the streets to fight the threat of further extremist actions, this, coming after the deadliest attack in britain in more than a decade it, two people are dead, 59 others are injured, among them, a eight year old, the youngest victim so far, then there was the 18 year old super fan, george even a bethany calendar, pictured with ariana grande in a photo dated two years ago, another photo, olivia campbell, 15 years old, has been named among the dead, 26 year old john, the only male victim so far trying to leave the c

world is mourning with manchester as police ramp up their efforts to find all the people responsible for the bombing at the ariana grande concert. the raids under way right now as police for additional suspects. >> an historic meeting. president trump meads with pope francis. the symbolic gift the two leaders exchanged. today in the bay continues now. we say continues because we have been on the air 4:30 this morning bringing you your latest overnight news. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. feels like the coffee is kicking in. we have a pick-me-up sort of energy going on. wednesday, but closer to the weekend. >> and cooling down, too. >> that will get you out of bed knowing it's a beautiful day, even though it starts out with some clouds. that's what we're seeing all around the bay area. let's get a look at view from mt. hamilton, and this is the only way you can see the sunrise right now all around the bay area, and also looking at sunol, you can see the clouds kind of settling there in the east bay. and it's 53 degrees as you get ready

meanwhile, heartbroken friends and family were in mourning today at the funeral for jordan edwards. mesquite skeeters started their spring practice without jordan edwards, a freshman who was excited to compete for a spot on the team. his life was cut short on a weekend night leaving a crowded house party. the straight a student athlete was shot and killed in his brother's car by a police officer. faculty at mesquite high school mourn edwards' loss and describe him as one of their best. >> you see and hear of a student always smiling, happy, the energy that he brought into the room, you know, when you ask his teachers what they thought about him, every one of them said he was awesome. >> reporter: edwards loved football and became friends with the school's new coach. >> we knew he was one of our best athletes but even more, just one of our best all-around kids. he was a coach's dream. he was very self-motivated and had a lot of goals on what he wanted to do down the road. >> reporter: the very same day the 15-year-old should have started spring practice, his family received word that

an east bay community is mourning... again... after two more young lives were lost.rs who died in this terrible crash on memorial day in the city of alameda... went to school in the new haven unified school district in union city. the 17- year olds have been identified as brianna ortega ... and simon sotelo. these deaths come after 3 - other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies... just a few weeks ago on mothers day. < "this school is dealing with a staggering loss and so is the community. shane marcelino passed on mothers day morning after coming home on senior prom, then we had on labor day, two other teens in an accident."> counselors counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. the accident itself is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. police say ... speed appears to be a factor. (steve) another big story:police say, a san jose state university student ... lied about being kidnapped and forced to drive 500- miles north .. to oregon. we reported earlier.. the woman was found running a

(pam) an east bay community in mourning... after a teen was hit and killed by a train in san lorenzo. and tonight we are learning more about the young victim who was a student at kipp king collegiate high school kron4's j-r stone has the latest details. (jr stone)friends of his tell me terrence liu is the high school junior who was hit and killed by a train as he was crossing a small bridge of in the distance behind me.sot everyone right now is in a state of shock right now of course some did cry but a majority are devastated just trying to take it all in. classmates of high school junior terrence liu reacting to news that he was hit and killed by a train wednesday morning. liu was a student at kipp king collegian high school in san lorenzo.sot he's a very quiet kid but he's actually a very very smart kid. sot i was like oh gosh one of my classmates. everyone was dead silent when that was mentioned at the gymliu was crossing this bridge when he was hit. those with union pacific say he was either walking or riding his bike acro

we remember and mourn those nearly 3,000 innocent people who were brutally murdered by terrorists on september 11, 2001. our nato allies responded swiftly and decisively, invoking for the first time in its history the article 5 collective defense commitments. he recent attack on manchester in the united kingdom demonstrates the depth of the evil we face with terrorism. innocent little girls and so many others were horribly murdered and badly injured while attending a concert, beautiful lives with so much great potential torn from their families forever and ever. it was a barbaric and vicious ttack upon our civilization. all people who cherish life must unite in finding, exposing d removing these killers and extremists and, yes, losers. they are losers. wherever they exist in our societies, we must drive them out and never, ever let them back in. this call for driving out terrorism is a message i took to a historic gathering of arab and muslim leaders across the region hosted by saudi arabia. there i spent much time with the king, a wise man who wants to see things get much better rap

and while we mourn the victims of la st and while we mourn the victims of last night's appalling attackit of manchester, and the spirit of britain is far mightier than the sick plots of depraved terrorists. that is why the terrorists will never win. and we will prevail. so that is theresa may, finishing her statement after the cobra meeting this evening, at downing street and some important spoils to pull out of that. the threat level is being increased from severe to critical. it is the assessment that a further attack not only is likely but may well be imminent. and to that end, they are going to deploy soldiers alongside police at key positions, around cities, so, this operation, which is known as tempora will mean they can increase armed police officer who will be on patrol round city centres and we have seen plenty of that today in manchester. 400 armed police officers have been on duty. what we will see is more soldiers deployed to help out with the police. the prime minister saying that is a proportionate and sensible response, we have been doing a quick bit of research on that,

mourn, the allies fires of justice burn very hot in all our hearts. we will drive out the terrorists in the extremists. as president trump said this week in saudi arabia, we must drive the extremists out of our communities. we must drive them out of any country that would provide them safe haven, and we must drive them off the face of the earth. to target aion concert full of children shows their intentions are not by god. isis worships death. our mission to defeat isis, we are grateful for the health of people of all faiths, and especially the many muslim majority countries who have joined us to win the fight. reverent in, every every church -- reverend in every church, every rabbi in every imam inevery every mosque must condemn the sole security out these attacks and any and all that assist them, and must condemn the soul of any who would carry out such attacks in the future. we will intensify our efforts to defeat isis on the battlefield. eliminate their ability to operate their networks around the world. we will not allow them or any terrorist org