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Bomber attacked the grounds and with parents. killing 22 people, including 7 children. 50,000 people turned out for this event. people who heard the blast and experienced the panic as you can expect hugely emotional. there was some sort of overwhelmingly. it was a pretty joyful celebration. very powerful rejection of the type of violence that has taken here at manchester, but, of course, now in london, as well. outside huge security operation keeping all of those people safe. they went to police...

>> welcome to early start. >> im christine roberts. 4:00 a.m. on the east. this morning major reset in london, war on terror. the prime minister theresa may calling for a sweeping review of the counter terrorism tragedy about to wrap up the attack. the deadly new attack in the uk, the third in three weeks. the second as many weeks. theyre conducting new raids, top amidst the earlier raid. authorities say they had a dozen people in custody and huge amount of forensic materials. >> and at least se...

Focus off of damaging thursday. the fired fbi director expected to tell a senate committee whether the president tried to interfere with the bureau from russia and investigation. cnn will have live coverage beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. early start will be especially early once again thursday and friday and thats beginning at 3:00 a.m. eastern. >> thats this week on capitol hill. prime minister theresa may said tougher rules online to deal with terrorism. >> we need to have international agr...

If youre a normal person, drinking this all in, how do you say -- how do you not let it affect you or is it possible? >> i think one of the factors that its very important to take note of, there is a psychological mechanism that happens. well beyond the seemingly senseless acts of violence. we psychiatrists call that -- what we call it is a catastrophic loss of innocence. that results not just from the direct affects of terrorism but the heightened sen, exact lib as you described that seemingly ...

Ourselves. >> we understand that there is risk involved. this is not with the notion -- people saw it took pictures of people dying on beaches in greece for america to say, oh, my gosh, this is a terrible thing, we should help in some way, shape or form. >> and then you have one, one passport making us turn our backs. >> which may or may not be -- >> right, speculative. heres what we know to be true. we know a luth ral eran so-call christian kid took a life, went and sat in a church in charlest ...

The message pretty clear. the attack can come just about anywhere. any of the venues of daily routine of life. and that of course is a key tactic of terrorism to instill a fear that it could happen to you. to your family. no matter who you are and where you are. it is a mental anguish on top of an already physical violence. well talk about that this morning and how to deal with isis from a military perspective as well. first, we want to turn to the psychological idea of this and bring in dr. jon...

♪ following the terror attacks in paris last week, the french government impose add state of emergency through the country. the state energy grants authorities in france greater powers to search without a warrant, block websites suspected of inciting or advocating for terrorism and place anyone posing a threat under house arrest. then voted to extent the security measures for three months. with me from paris is nbcs olivia sterns. olivia, what is the reaction there in france to these extende...

Of freedom if theres security. the poll in the papers showing in the wake of fridays attacks 84% of french people were willing to accept new curbs, new limits on their liberty or privacy if it would actually make them safer. among these new emergency powers, probably the most significant is the fact that it gives police the license to operate without warrant. that means searches, seizures, arrests, without prior approval. that is exactly what the police here in france have been doing. roughly 80...

Friday, november 13th. in the west african nation of mali, officials say 20 people including one american woman was killed when terrorists stormed a hotel and took scores hostage. the american victim identified as anita detar of maryland. her family says she spent her career promoting international development. according to reuters, a terror group affiliated with al qaeda has claimed responsibility for the mali attack. the government of mali has declared a ten-day state of emergency and a three-...