KELLI ARENA, CNN ANCHOR: And outside a packed stadium in Moscow today, there was a violent attack of a different sort. Russian officials say two women blew themselves up, killing themselves and at least 14 others, but it could have been a lot worse. CNN Moscow bureau chief Jill Dougherty has more.</s>JILL DOUGHERTY, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Inside the air field in northwest Moscow, young people listening to a rock concert. Outside, two women, both with explosives tied to their waists, were stopped at the gate. The first suicide bomber detonated her belt, killing several people. A few minutes later, the other woman blew herself up, taking the lives of more than a dozen. Andre Spikov (ph) was in a McDonald's restaurant across the street when he heard the second blast.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): We didn't pay much attention to the first blast. It sounded just like a loud pop. After all, there were lots of noisy teenagers around. But the second blast was several times more powerful. We left our lunch and burst into the street.</s>DOUGHERTY: As police and ambulances rushed to the concert area, investigators studied the charge remains of the bombers for clues. They said they found the passport of a 20-year old Chechen woman next to one of them. (on camera): Even as the bombs were going off outside the airfield, thousands of concert goers inside never even knew what was happening. (voice-over): Andre says he was listening to the music when a friend called on his cell phone.</s>ANDRE, WITNESS: (through translator) They called us from back home on our mobile phone and said there's a report of a terrorist act at the festival. "Is that true," they said. "Are you alive or dead?" And we thought it was a joke.</s>DOUGHERTY: By nightfall, the police said they linked the suicide bombers to rebels in Chechnya. Jill Dougherty, CNN, Moscow.
Deadly Bombing at a Moscow Rock Concert