so, none of these is perfect, but at the same time, this house bill will go through a rewrite in the senate. yeah, the senate essentially starting from scratch, it appears. so we ll stay good way to phrase it. abreast of all that with the cbo score out. more raids and arrests, though, in england, following the terror attack in manchester. now manchester s mayor taking a dig at the u.s. over leaks on the investigation. we re live in the uk next on early start. allergy sufferers if you have symptoms like these
whether president trump is going to be sending additional troops to afghanistan. he ll be getting input from our allies on that and whether nato would be willing to contribute to that military effort. and he could face sharp questions about whether adding a few thousand troops on the ground there will really make a difference in this 16-year-long war. this is all against the backdrop of some allies who are a little wary of the u.s. right now. there is of course the incident where president trump shared highly classified intelligence from our israeli ally with russian officials in the oval office. so there may be some questions about whether the u.s. is still a trustworthy intelligence partner. and to that end, we expect terrorism to be a huge topic of discussion here, especially in the wake of that manchester attack. we ve noticed over the last couple of days, uk officials are growing increasingly frustrated with the u.s. government because they see that leaks seem to be emerging relat
agencies. that is not clear at this point whether that was indeed actually the case. i ve read the new york times article on the devices, all those images, and they don t say where their source, which country their source comes from, but what is clear is this is causing a lot of heartache in the transatlantic intelligence-sharing relationship right now. there are multiple reports in british news that police in manchester have suspended sharing information with their u.s. counterparts. that doesn t mean that all uk agencies have suspended that cooperation, but it is if it s true, and we haven t confirmed it at cnn a notable kind of breakdown in the relationship, because that intelligence-sharing is absolutely vital across the atlantic, and without it, the united kingdom really would be much less able to understand the
my life inside al qaeda, from our london bureau. good morning, sir. good morning. good morning. does it appear there is a wider network responsible for the terror attack in manchester? every hour this investigation goes on, that is increasingly the conclusion of the investigating authorities here in the uk. they believe there was a wider network, that he was not acting alone. and what they are doing at the moment is trying to dismantle this network, understand the scope of the network, firstly by focusing on people who were suspected to be radical associates of abedi and then kind of looking in turn at the associates of the associates and trying to map out a radical network that was behind these attacks. there s an international dimension to this investigation. there s all sorts of uncorroborated information.
in the uk, new police raids and arrests overnight in connection with the manchester terror attack. a total of eight people now in custody. in addition, the brother of the suspected suicide bomber arrested in libya. police are targeting a terror network linked to the bomber and what they say is a fast-moving investigation. cnn s erin mclaughlin is following all these developments. she s live for us in manchester, england. erin, tell us the latest on this investigation that really seems to be picking up steam. reporter: that s right, alison. authorities describing this as a rapidly evolving investigation. overnight, multiple raids in the manchester area. one of the raids including a controlled explosion. authorities didn t go into the reasons for that controlled