reporter teri okita is live in manchester with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this was a pop concert with a lot of young people in attendance and officials said of the dozens injured, 12 were under the age of 16. [ sound of crashing ] oh my god! >> reporter: are ariana grande fans were starting to leave when the bomb went off. [ screaming ] the crowd began to panic and ran for the manchester arena. >> we heard a massive -- massive bomb from the corner of the arena and people were running in different directions. >> i started to run. i didn't know what to do. >> among the dead, georgina callander and 8-year-old, saffie roussos. >> this attack stands out for the appalling signaling cowardice deliberately targeting innocent and defenseless

>> teri okita in manchester. thank you so much, terrterr ter >>> there were numerous incidents o people helping each other. as jonathan vigliotti reveals one was a cab driver who made three trips driving two dozen people to safety. >> i drove through where the barricade is now toward where the people were coming out. they were saying there's been a blast and we need to get away and i just opened the door and i said, get in. i moved them as far away as possible and i came back. >> you came back for more. >> i came back for more there were so many people coming out. the thing that was getting me was the age. >> how old? >> young. and it was like seeing my daughter there. and my daughter's 15, and she was going to go to this concert. >> she was supposed to go. >> she was supposed to go but she changed her mind a couple of months ago because she had exams coming up. >> the girls you picked up, were they injured? >> they weren't injured but they were crying, screaming, emotional. it's like seeing your own flesh and bl

teri okita is standing by in manchester with the very latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so let me set the scene for you. beyond me this blue cherry picker here you can see just beyond that are some stairs. those stairs lead up to one of the main entrances of this arena, an arena that seats 20,000 people. last night it was filled with teenagers and adolescents, the softest of targets for terrorists. the massive blast rocked manchester arena moments after pop star ariana grande left the stage. at first concert organizers tried to calm people down. >> there's no problems here. >> reporter: but then panic set in. triggering a stampede at the sold out venue. >> people were screaming and literally jumped out of their seats. >> reporter: authorities in the uk say the attack was carried out by a male suicide bomber near the arena's ticket area. law enforcement says he traveled to the victoria stages by train. his remains as well as ball bearing from the explosive device have been recovered. >> we believe the attack last night was conducte

i'm teri okita from manchester. back to you. >>> we are more details about the 22 people killed in the manchester terror attack are dozens more, many children, were injured. jonathan vigliotti reports many are still missing. >> reporter: an 18-year-old college student is the first victim publicly identified in the manchester terror attack. georgina callander was said to be a huge fan of singer, ariana grande and there were photos of the two of them taken together two years ago. 8-year-old saffie roussos died at her school principal called her a beautiful little girl. charlotte campbell is trying to find her 15-year-old daughter, olivia. >> i've tried all the hospital areas and no one has seen her, yet. i'm waiting for a phone call from the police. silent -- [ siren ] >> reporter: she was last seen with her friend who was injured and taken to the hospital. officials said 59 victims were hospitalized and some reportedly paralyzed by shrapnel. the capacity crowd inside manchester arena was disorderly. >> everyone was p

as teri okita reports, there is outrage in the united kingdom that intelligence leaked possibly from the u.s. is compromising the investigation. >> reporter: manchester police said they made, quote, significant arrest so far in connection with the deadly concert attack on monday. >> the initial search of the premises revealed items that we believe are very important to the investigation. these searches will take several days to complete. >> reporter: police will not share further information with the united states because of leaks blamed on u.s. intelligence. british authorities are angry that photo showing remnants of the bomb made their way to the new york times. >> i will make it clear to president donald trump that intelligence shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> reporter: the families of the 22 victims are starting to make funeral arrangements and dozens of injured still remain hospitalized. more than 20 of them are in critical condition. queen elizabeth paid a visit to the manchester children's hospital to talk with some of the young bombing victims.

teri okita with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. they say it's likely the bomber did not act alone and that's why we'll be seeing increased security across the uk. british prime minister theresa may raised the nation's threat level from severe to critical for armed soldiers to help police guard sites nationwide. >> it's not only that an attack remains highly likely but that a further attack may be imminent. >> reporter: authorities are trying to decide whether suspected bomber salman abedi had help carrying out the monday terror attack. the 22-year-old man of libyan descent used a homemade device packed with nails to target teens at a ariana grande conc t concert. britain's newspaper the "sun" released this photo of the bomber yesterday. the police raided two sites, one believed to be his home and they arrested a man at a third location. as the investigation continues to unfold, names of those who lost their lives continue to be revealed. 15-year-old olivia campbell. her mother took to facebook to write in part, go sing with the ang

cbs news' teri okita is in manchester with the latest. >> reporter: counter intelligence officers raided and collected evidence from this barbershop in south manchester early friday morning. police believe the 22-year-old suicide bomber salman abedi spent time there. >> quite scary. >> reporter: one person was taken into custody but police aren't saying how the arrest is connected to the killing of 22 people and dozens more being injured. police believe abedi stayed in this apartment leading up to the attack. neighbors are shocked. >> i'm just amazed how one night everything was fine and the next thing -- [ indiscernible ] >> speechless. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: but the people of manchester are not letting the terror attack deter them. a big sporting event here in the citycenter this week is going forward as planned. >> i'm going to make a point of showing that i'm not going to be afraid of stuff like this. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson, who is in england for meetings with his british counterpart, condemned the attacks. >> please know that all of america's p

teri okita, cbs news, manchester, england. >> a total of five people are now in custody. another one of the suspected bombers' brothers was arrested yesterday in england. >>> right now, police are investigating a deadly police shooting that happened overnight in south san francisco. kpix 5's jackie ward has the latest from the crime scene >>> reporter: this south san francisco neighborhood is deemed safe following a police shooting that happened overnight. police in this area woke up to find out a man was standing in the middle of the street holding a shotgun. >> it's scary. it's scaring me now. >> i maybe heard another shot possibly another shot. and, um, lights were flashing. >> reporter: south san francisco police say just before midnight they were called to a home on the 3700 block of cork place for a disturbance. the person who made the 911 call told dispatchers a firearm was involved. when officers arrived, they say a man was standing in the middle of the street holding a shotgun. >> the officers gave multiple commands to that subject to disarm. but he failed to com

teri okita is in london. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. in his third day of travel president trump now turns his attention to the palestinian contract and whether it broker as peace deal. he sounded a call ending extremism. >> this is a battle between good and evil. >> president trump used his much anticipated speech on islam sunday praesing leaders the join in the global fight against terrorism. >> a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. drive them out. >> speaking in the saudi arabian capital he stayed clear of used the words radical islamic terrorism in his address opting instead for a message for unity. >> america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common security. >> back in washington some members of mr. trump's own party criticized him for staying silent on human rights abuses in the mid east. >> we have to stand up for what we believe in or we are no different. >> democrats kept up on the ongoing investigations surrounding russia. >> while

teri okita has more. >> oh, my god. >>the concert was just ending and ariana grande fans were starting to leave when the bomb went off. the mostly young crowd began to panic and started running from manchester arena. >> as soon as i heard the, well, bang i just started to run. i didn't know what to do. >> all of us heard a massive bang from the corner of the arena and lots of people just running in different directions. >> among the georgiana calendar and 8-year- old saffie russo ss. >> witnesses say metal nuts and bolts covered the ground. >> police raided apartments in manchester tuesday as they investigated the attack. britain's prime minister theresa may expressed her horror. >> this attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice, deliberately targeting innocent victims, children and young people. >> in the west bank president trump called the perpetrators evil losers. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. >> ariana grande who was not hurt in the blast tweeted

teri okita for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> and back here at home flags are flying at half staff today at all new jersey state buildings. governor christie signed the executive order in honor of the manchester attack victims. >> state police are investigate a crash in the city's port richmond section this is chopper three over i-95 north downed past the betsy ross bridge at around 8:15 this morning. one person was injured no word on their condition. the crash tied up traffic in the area for several hours the scene, however s now clear. >>> jury deliberations continue in the trial of david creato, jr. are the cam county father accused of killing his three-year-old son in 2015. jurors deliberated for about 20 minutes yesterday after hearing closing arguments. prosecutors argued that chris yacht tow killed his son brendan because the child hindered his relationship with a girl friend. the defense argued that creato is only a grieving father not a killer. >>> jury selection continues for a third day in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. 11 jurors have been pick so far. they're being select

teri okita is thereto tell us more about what's on the president's schedule. good morning. >> good morning, in his third day of foreign travel, president trump now turns his attention to the israeli-palestinian conflict. whether brokering piece deal is possible. his stop in saudi arabia centered around a call for ending extremism. >> this is battle between good and evil. >> president trump used much anticipated speech on islam monday pressing muslim leaders to join the global coalition against terrorism. >> a better future is only possible if urination cents drive out the terrorists, and driver out the extreme i. drive them out. >> speaking in the saudi arabian capitol, the president also steered clear of using the words radical islamic terrorism during the address, opting instead for message every unity. >> america is prepared to stand with you in pursued of common security. >> back in washington, some members of mr. trump's own party criticized him, for staying silent on human right abuse in the middle east. >> there may be quite a few people that may have s

teri okita live in manchester with an update. >> let me set the scene. just blondes this blue cherry picker there are set of stairs. those stairs lead up to one of the main and trends cents of the arena. this arena seat 20,000 people. last night it was filled with teenagers and adolescent, the soft he is of targets for terrorists. >> oh, god. >> the massive blast rocked manchester arena moments after pop star ariana grande left the stage. >> at first concert organizers tried to calm people down. >> there is no problem here. >> but then panic set in. triggering a stampede at the sold-out venue. >> people were screaming, and literally -- >> authorities in the uk say the attack was carried out by a male suicide bomber, near the arena's ticket area. law enforcement officials tell cbs news he travel to the nearby victoria station by train. they say his remains, as well as ball bearings from explosive device, have been recovered from the scene. >> we believe at this stage the attack last night was conducted by one man. to establish that he was acting alone. >>

teri okita, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> investigating weekend fire in wynnefield that claimed the thrives of three people. (woman screaming). >> one neighbor broke down after learning the news. the fire started on the 5400 block of diamond street, with four family members inside. one woman died at the scene. her husband and grandson died at the hospital. a 19 year old man survived. investigators say the home had no working smoke detectors. >> up. -- nfsb trying to find what caused a plane to crash, intersection near route 322 and frank road yesterday afternoon, pilot suffered only minor injuries, no one else was hurt. it is unclear at this time where the plane took off from or where it was headed. >> a lot of people you can talk about this one, terrifying moment caught on camera between child and sea lion. take a look, appears a family was feeding the animal along a dock in british columbia whether the sea lion suddenly pulled a girl into the weighter. man quickly jumps in, rescues her. that will little girl was not injured. marine mammal researchers say people should not feed wild animal

teri okita found it's a problem at churches across england. >> reporter: for 700 years, st.tood the bubonic plague, two world wars, and monarchs as far back as henry viii. but parishioners worry: this little bat could lead to its demise. >> you come in sunday morning, and it can be quite smelly when you open the door. >> reporter: as tulah tuke is one of 14 congregants sharing space with a colony of 300 natterer's bats. parishioners say the waste bats leave behind can sometimes seem of biblical proportions. >> we had to cover - what would normally be out at the pews - cover the bibles up. >>reporter: e- >> reporter: the vicar says much of the damage to the 15th-century pews, brass fixtures, and medieval floors is irreparable, and the church's reputation as a haven for bats is chasing would-be worshippers away. >> the bats may be an endangered species but i think actually my worshippers are an endangered species, as well. >> reporter: they roost in dark church crevices at night and because they are endangered, u.k. law prohibits the bats' removal. >> it is illegal to intentio

teri okita is in manchester. teri, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. police have arrested ten people so far. two have been released. eight remain in custody. 1,000 armed soldiers have now been deployed and we're seeing them around to free up police so they can concentrate on this investigation. heavily armed police officers are now patrolling train stations throughout the uk amid the ongoing hunt for suicide bomber salman abedi. they carried out raids in the neighborhood of ma side. >> it's scary. >> after possibly being trained by isis in libya, police believe abedi staid at this apartment building prior to the attack. he was reportedly driven to the ariana grande concert monday. relatives told the "associated press" he made a final phone call to his mother for which he plead pleaded, "forgive me." counterintelligence is once again sharing information. >> intelligence that is shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> british prime minister president trump yesterday. in a statement the president trump called the alleged leaks deepl

teri okita live in london with more on what is on the president's schedule. good morning, terry. >> good morning, received warm welcome and on his third day of foreign travel president trump now turns his attention to the israeli-palestinian conflict. brokering piece deal possible. centered around call for ending extremism. >> this is a battle between good and evil. >> president trump used his much anticipated speech on islam sunday. president g muslim leaders to join the global coalition against terrorism. >> a better future is only possible if urination's drive out the terrorism. and drive out the extreme. drive them out. >> speaking in the saudi arabian capitol, the president also steered clear every use being the words radical he is lamb i can terrorism during the address opting instead for message every unity. >> america is prepared to stand with you, and common security. >> back in washington, some members of mr. trump's own party criticized him for staying silent. >> we have to stand up for what we believe in, or we are no different. >> democrats kept

teri okita is in manchester this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hi. increased security has bumped up this morning. we're seeing at least seven or eight police officers in this area alone, some of them armed. we're going to see more of that increased security in crowded places like this because they have upped the terror level to critical in the uk. manchester's chief constable has told us he'd made the point this is a network. it's not just salman abedi acting alone. we're also hearing he was not only radicalized in syria and libya but right here in manchester. authorities in the uk have made two more arrests this morning trying to track down accomplices of manchester arena bomber salman abedi. at least six others were picked up in northern and central england wednesday including abedi's brother. another brother of abedi and abee de's father who both live in libya have also been detained. >> reporter: british officials say this video shows abedi at a shopping mall last friday possibly buying the backpack he used to detonate the bomb this week. it reve

as teri okita reports he's receiving a warm welcome from top israeli leaders. >> the president and first lady toured some of jerusalem's most sacred religious sites including the western wall. mr. trump became the first sitting american president to visit the holiest of jewish prayer sites: the trumps also made a stop in the christian corridor. mr. trump spent the day meeting with israel's prime minister and president reaffirming what he calls an unbreakable bond between the two countries. >> this moment in history calls for us to strengthen our cooperation as both israel and america face common threats from isis and other terrorist groups. >> much of the diplomatic discussions are focused on the need to end fighting between jews and palestinians, and this crowd of they hope the u.s. president can help broker a peace deal. >> there's an historical opportunity that must not be missed. >> president trump said israel's arab neighbors are realizing they show a common cause from israel from the threat from iran. >> most importantly the united states and israel can declare with one voice that

teri okita reports. >> reporter: manchester police arrested three more people in the southern part of the city this morning in connection with monday's deadly terror attack at manchester arena. authorities are still trying to figure out whether suspected suicide bomber salam abedi had help carrying it out. the newspaper released this photo of the alleged bomber yesterday. the same day police raided two sites in manchester and arrested a 23-year-old man at a third location. >> the operation is now in force. >> reporter: the british prime minister has raised the uk threat level to critical clearing the way for soldiers to help police guard sites nationwide. >> their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely that but that further attacks are imminent. >> reporter: as the investigation continues to unfold, more names of the dead are revealed. among the latest identified, 15- year-old olivia campbell. her mother confirmed her death saying ghosting with the angels and keep smiling, mummy loves you so much. a crowd gathered for a vigil yesterday. >> we stand strong. >> repo

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