CABRERA: Police in Manchester, England, arrested two more people today. Two men they believe share some involvement in last week's deadly concert bombing. It's the same day British officials acknowledged that some members of the terror network could still be at large. CNN senior international correspondent Atika Shubert is joining us now from Manchester. Atika, what are U.K. officials now saying about the investigation today?</s>ATIKA SHUBERT, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, the investigation continues and we have seen in the last few hours, two more arrests. Multiple locations being searched. And as you point out earlier, Britain's home secretary has said that potentially there could be members of the terror network still at large. But police are confident that they have managed to round up most of Salman Abedi's (ph) network and the terror</s>CABRERA: And investigators believe they know now where the bomb was made?</s>SHUBERT: Well, this interesting. A few days ago there was a city center apartment that they searched. And now police say they believe that apartment, which is just about a mile and a half from the arena is where the bomb may have been assembled. And they believe that Salman Abedi used it as a sort staging ground. And today, they released two CCTV photos from CCTV cameras and they released it to the public to get -- to ask the public for help to try and retrace his steps, figure out who else he may have met and this apartment is possibly one of the places he stayed just before the attack.</s>CABRERA: Interesting. Atika Shubert, thank you for the update. Up next, the latest on our breaking news tonight. A missile test by North Korea, the latest provocation, now a stern response from Japan. We will bring it to you here in the CNN NEWSROOM.
Police in Manchester, England, arrested two more people today