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So i know our ranking member and all of our committee members, you know, ranking member schiff and i would love to see additional investigators to go through the forensics here, to go through the financial transactions. but were going to get this job done with, you know, whatever resources we have and whatever barriers are put up as we, you know, continue to plow ahead. >> are you confident that president trump will pick the right aggressive fbi director? >> i hope hes learned lessons, chris, fr...

Analyst paul cruickshank and cnn national security analyst. paul, it seems the investigation is moving quickly. just in the last hour you told us you thought the police had a name of whoever did this. now they have made an arrest, this 23 arrested in south manchester. what do we know? >> thats right. british prime minister theresa may say the police think they have identified the person who carried out this attack, but they are still working to absolutely confirm that persons identity. if they h...

Its procably the deadliest bombing since 2012. there are a lot of forensics being done. whatser the word? >> theyre looking to see if there was skbb more than this man carae according to the police this ied. so that is definitely top of your agenda and that would be from many stand pointsthem the fwritish prime minister is going to speak publicly not too long from now. shes been hoesh a cope rumeeting where more than to relevant cabinet and all hothos inhad volved to try to talk about this. your...

Every metro train and bus in this city has some kind of cctv, so they will be able to presumably very quickly identify who this individual is, who they may be connected to, there also will be a lot of forensics at the scene, in terms of dna, and fingerprint analysis to see if this is somebody on their radar screen, and we have seen in so many plots, that the individuals have plotted these attacks have been at some point on the radar screen of security officials and its very difficult for the int...

Plot, whether or not new information gives you more clues as to what happened. any information that can be fed back to the british to try to prevent further attacks, and the british are not only going to be doing forensics, theyll be looking for clues for further suspicious activity and maybe even support networks they will need to arrest and disrupt. u.s. authorities are trying to do everything possible to be supportive through the fbi, cia, the department of homeland security, through the stat...

Past. >> gentlemen, stand by with us. we want to bring in juan zerata, juan is former deputy national security adviser in the area of terrorism during the george w. bush administration, among other posts and other jobs. juan, first of all, anything you can add to our coverage thus far? i know you were part of the coverage when the initial word came in from manchester. >> brian, i dont think were learning anything more. obviously, the fact that they -- british officials think that theyve identifi...

Explosion in the relative casualties. i think theres a reason we didnt see immediate photographs coming out of casualties and that was because anyone in that blast radius was very seriously injured or killed. >> tucker: were not going to even speculate as to who might be responsible for this because well find out soon enough and that would be unwise but as a more general question, is there any potential terror group on the radar of british authorities that were not aware of? that is not basicall...

Apparently, apparently a lone suicide bomber at what could be construed as one of the exit points of an ariana grande concert tonight in manchester. a lot of her teenaged fans, were judging by the imagery coming out. a lot of girls joined by their moms. some families just terrific event until the last note, until the lights went up in the arena. thats when people first became aware of the concussion of the blast. jonathan dienst is a long-time investigative reporter with our nbc station here in ...

Authorities are scrambling tonight to learn more about the 22-year-old suspect and whether he had help. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight a u.s. counterterrorism official tells cnn the bombing outside the manchester arena looks like an isis attack but says u.s. intelligence officials are working with their british counterparts to learn more. isis has claimed responsibility but a british counterterrorism official says so far authorities there have discovered no evidence of a link between suspec...

Someone else was involved, at least outside the perimeter. >> arthel: if this person somehow had been traced by authorities, that he had been on their watch list, are there forensics from his body that they could collect to find out who he is and work back from there? >> thats absolutely right, thats why the crime scene is very important. there is going to be fragments from the bomb, but more importantly there are going to be fragments from his body, pieces of flesh. they will have the ability t...