FOSTER: Now, the Manchester benefit concert went on as scheduled despite the London terror rampage. Pop star, Ariana Grande, headlined the One Love show honoring the victims and survivors of last month's deadly attack at her concert in Manchester. Sunday's event brought together 50,000 fans and some of the biggest names in music all in the name of strength and unity.</s>ARIANA GRANDE, SINGER: I had the pleasure sure of meeting Olivia's mommy a few days ago, and as soon as I met her, I started crying, and I gave her a big hug. And she said that -- she stopped crying because Olivia wouldn't have wanted me to cry.</s>GRANDE: And she told me that Olivia would have wanted to hear the hit.</s>GRANDE: Thank you so much for coming together and being so loving and strong and unified.</s>GRANDE: It's not easy to always choose love, is it?</s>GRANDE: Tell them I love you. Look in their eye. Say, I love you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED SINGER: I just want to take this moment to honor the people that were lost or that were taken.</s>UNIDENTIFIED SINGER: We love you so much. To the families, we love you so much.</s>FOSTER: Quite an incredible moment last night in Manchester. Having a real effect on the nation obviously in light of what happened here in London as well. I'm Max Foster, in London. Thank you for watching CNN. I'm back for another hour of news and the latest developments on the Manchester attack and the tributes to Manchester after the break. To viewers in the U.S., "Early Start" is next.
Ariana Grande "One Love" Show for Manchester.