live from london. this is bbc news. joe biden says he plans to run again in 2024 — but stops short of a formal announcement — we're live in washington. the motherfrom a british—israeli family wounded in a suspected palestinian gun attack — which killed two of her daughters — has died the bbc objects — as twitter labels it — "government— funded media." i'll speak to twitter�*s former vice president — bruce daisley. and — love it or hate it — you can't ignore it. the new super mario film, that's breaking box office records.

welcome to bbc news. we start with breaking news, and i will take you straight to live pictures from kentucky and show you the scene there, becausejust in kentucky and show you the scene there, because just in the last few moments there is news of a mass shooting resulting in multiple casualties, according to the city's police department. that being put on twitter, news from downtown louisville in kentucky, that there are multiple casualties after a shooting. just one line from the police saying they are confirming reports of an active aggressor in the 300 block. please stay out of the 300 block. please stay out of the area. it goes on to add that the fbi have said that agents have responded to the scene. i have been watching these pictures in the last

few seconds, and the police presence is already there, but it is clear from the bit of information from the reuters news agency quoting from the police that this is an ongoing situation and it appears they are still searching for what they describe as an active aggressor in this area of east main in louisville in kentucky. that line has raised eyebrows straightaway, a lot of attention, because they are saying straightaway that the shooting has resulted in mass casualties. no word in terms of fatalities or numbers or injuries, but i'm sure we will learn all of those details in the next little while. that news just coming into us in the last little while. let us come away from that. we will return to that story as soon as there is more detail. let's turn to

news coming from jerusalem. the mother of two israeli sisters who were killed in a gun attack on the west bank on friday has died of wounds she sustained in the attack. the family has released pictures of lucy dee — seen here with her two daughters maya and rina. the three of them were travelling in a car, when a gunman opened fire on them. the two sisters died at the scene. let's go live tojerusalem with our correspondent lucy williamson. terrible news just emerging terrible newsjust emerging in terrible news just emerging in the last half an hour or so. terrible newsjust emerging in the last half an hour or so.— terrible newsjust emerging in the last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour— last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour or— last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour or so _ last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour or so we _ last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour or so we have - last half an hour or so. yes, within the last hour or so we have a - the last hour or so we have a statement from the hospital where lucy dee was being treated. she was evacuated by helicopter from the scene and has been in a critical condition ever since that attack in the occupied west bank. we got a statement through today saying that despite the teams fighting for her life over the last few days, despite supreme and unceasing efforts, she

has now been declared dead. of course, this comes just a day after her husband held a funeral for the two doctors, —— the two daughters, his two daughters, were killed in the attack, and the occasion for him and his children who spoke at the funeral. we asked how rabbi dee was coping, and he said he was here to bury his daughters, and he does not know if you will be back to bury his wife. in know if you will be back to bury his wife. , ., , wife. in terms of -- if he will be back. it wife. in terms of -- if he will be back- it has _ wife. in terms of -- if he will be back. it has been _ wife. in terms of -- if he will be back. it has been a _ wife. in terms of -- if he will be back. it has been a terrible - wife. in terms of -- if he will be back. it has been a terrible four| wife. in terms of -- if he will be i back. it has been a terrible four or five days, what is it like at the moment?— five days, what is it like at the moment? . ~ ., moment? talking about the wider reaion, moment? talking about the wider region. the _ moment? talking about the wider region. the past _ moment? talking about the wider region, the past week _ moment? talking about the wider region, the past week has - moment? talking about the wider region, the past week has seen i moment? talking about the wider region, the past week has seen a | region, the past week has seen a real rise in tension, a series of rocket attacks on multiple fronts from gaza and syria. israel

responding with air strikes in those areas. a lot have been attributed to the actions of israeli police at a mosque here injerusalem. there were scenes of the police going in to clear the mask of people who were barricading themselves inside, and confrontations between the two inside the mosque. today, in the last couple of days, it seems the israeli police have taken a slightly different approach. there have been religious visits byjewish worshippers to the same compound, and that was the reason israeli police gave for trying to clear the mosque in the first place. in the last couple of days they have taken a slightly different tactic. they have allowed people to stay inside the mosque, and are simply increased security between the two groups of people as those jewish security between the two groups of people as thosejewish visitors cross over the compound. they also made efforts to keep young men out of the mosque at same time. i think we have seen a reduction in tensions

in the compound itself over the past couple of days, but in terms of the wider region, the tensions are still high. let's turn to the breaking news from the us. joe biden has confirmed, he �*plans to run' for president in 202a. it's not the formal announcement — he said, he wasn't at that stage yet — but the comments are the strongest yet, about his intention to run in 202a. let me show you the clip ofjoe biden talking to nbc�*s �*today show�* — i'm not sure he'd planned to say what he said — because he was actually being asked about the annual easter egg role — that's a tradition at the white house. have a look at the exchange. are you planning on it after 202a? are you planning on it after 2024? i plan on at least three or more easter egg rolls. maybe five, maybe six, what the hell. share easter egg rolls. maybe five, maybe six, what the hell.— six, what the hell. are you saying that ou six, what the hell. are you saying that you would — six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be _ six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking - six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking part - six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking part in l six, what the hell. are you saying l that you would be taking part in the

upcoming election? i will that you would be taking part in the upcoming election?— upcoming election? i will either roll an egg _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or — upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the guy - upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the guy who . upcoming election? i will either. roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out. help roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out.— roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out. help a brother out, make some — pushed them out. help a brother out, make some news _ pushed them out. help a brother out, make some news for _ pushed them out. help a brother out, make some news for me _ pushed them out. help a brother out, make some news for me here. - pushed them out. help a brother out, make some news for me here. go - pushed them out. help a brother out, | make some news for me here. go back i plan on running, but we are not prepared to announce it yet. thank ou for prepared to announce it yet. thank you for coming _ prepared to announce it yet. thank you for coming today. _ prepared to announce it yet. thank you for coming today. i _ prepared to announce it yet. thank you for coming today. i want - prepared to announce it yet. thank you for coming today. i want to - prepared to announce it yet. thankj you for coming today. i want to put down the camera _ you for coming today. i want to put down the camera and _ you for coming today. i want to put down the camera and get _ you for coming today. i want to put down the camera and get a - you for coming today. i want to put down the camera and get a couple| you for coming today. i want to put i down the camera and get a couple of these easter eggs.— these easter eggs. guys, back to ou. live now to washington and our correspondentjess parker. i'm not sure what his advisers were making of that off—camera, because i'm not sure he meant to announce it that way, but it is significant, either way. it that way, but it is significant, either way-— either way. it is a strong indication _ either way. it is a strong indication that _ either way. it is a strong indication that joe - either way. it is a strong indication that joe bidenj either way. it is a strong - indication that joe biden intends either way. it is a strong _ indication that joe biden intends on indication thatjoe biden intends on running, but we have already had indications of that from him. that exchange there, talking about the easter egg roll, and the news

presented there, the host, trying as others have before him in recent months to get the current president to really firmly state whether he is going to run for a second term. we have to put this in a bit of context, the moment, really, that we are looking for in terms of a real confirmation, joe biden would have to file papers, you would expect an official announcement as well. lots official announcement as well. lots of ferrari around it, we are not there yet. joe biden has a bit of a reputation for holding back on these things, and it seems he is keen to avoid getting into the fray too soon. there had been expectations he would announce this around now, around this time of year. people are now talking perhaps more towards the summer, but we are approaching the time where you'll have to make his mind up one way or the other. you look at the — mind up one way or the other. you look at the ages. _ mind up one way or the other. you look at the ages. joe biden, 80 at the moment, donald trump 76, and it could well be donald trump as the republican nominee. it is an extraordinary thing that is

currently happening in american politics. currently happening in american olitics. ., . , currently happening in american olitics. ., . politics. there are concerns about joe biden's _ politics. there are concerns about joe biden's age. _ politics. there are concerns about joe biden's age, and _ politics. there are concerns about joe biden's age, and as _ politics. there are concerns about joe biden's age, and as you - politics. there are concerns about joe biden's age, and as you say, i joe biden's age, and as you say, donald trump is 76 and four years younger than the current serving president, but there is a possibility we are looking at the rerun of the last election. i think those who backjoe biden, those who want to see him run again, they will say, yes, he might be old, but he is somebody who has proven to beat donald trump, and for a lot of democrats that is ultimately what they want to see above all else, who can beat donald trump? they are very keen to see that the former president does not make it back into the white house. that is one of the arguments that the backers ofjoe biden will be making. it is interesting to see that no real big hitters have actually entered the field on the democratic side. we are now in this light limbo zone —— slight limbo zone, where people are waiting to see ifjoe biden will

make that announcement. the easter egg roll, dropping strong hints as he has before that he will. i watched in be asked about his age, and he is quite forceful in his response, but of course, he has to be. the last thing you would expect them to stay at this stage is, no, i am not running. —— expect him to say at this stage. he still has to do practical things like select a campaign manager, select a place for his headquarters, so it is notjust about the politics but the logistics as well. irate about the politics but the logistics as well. ~ ., ., as well. we are looking at the live ictures as well. we are looking at the live pictures of — as well. we are looking at the live pictures of that _ as well. we are looking at the live pictures of that easter _ as well. we are looking at the live pictures of that easter egg - as well. we are looking at the live pictures of that easter egg roll. i as well. we are looking at the live | pictures of that easter egg roll. we see it every year from the white house. joe biden, and the first lady. let's listen in for a few moments. # and the home of the brave. ., , # and the home of the brave. please welcome, # and the home of the brave. please welcome. the — # and the home of the brave. please welcome, the first _ # and the home of the brave. please welcome, the first lady _ # and the home of the brave. please welcome, the first lady of— # and the home of the brave. please welcome, the first lady of the - welcome, the first lady of the united — welcome, the first lady of the united states, _

welcome, the first lady of the united states, doctor- welcome, the first lady of the united states, doctorjill- welcome, the first lady of the . united states, doctorjill biden. welcome — united states, doctorjill biden. welcome to— united states, doctorjill biden. welcome to the _ united states, doctorjill biden. welcome to the easter - united states, doctorjill biden. welcome to the easter egg - united states, doctorjill biden. welcome to the easter egg roll. united states, doctorjill biden. . welcome to the easter egg roll. is your first lady, welcome to the easter egg roll. is yourfirst lady, and as welcome to the easter egg roll. is your first lady, and as a teacher, i have seen again and again that learning doesn't only happen in a classroom. there are so many fun opportunities to learn around us every day. that is why we wanted to celebrate our easter egg roll. so, we turn to the south lawn into a school community. what brings it to life is all of you. your laughter, yourjoy, the art you create, and the memories you take home with you. that is what makes this event so special. so, today, we hope you learned, explore, and grow by listening to a story in the reading nook, rolling some eggs, playing

with circuit boards or building robots. most of all, having fun. welcome to your house, the white house. happy easter. cheering now, please welcome, my husband, our president, joe biden. goad now, please welcome, my husband, our president, joe biden.— president, joe biden. good morning, eve one. president, joe biden. good morning, everyone- i'm _ president, joe biden. good morning, everyone- i'mjoe — president, joe biden. good morning, everyone. i'm joe biden, _ president, joe biden. good morning, everyone. i'm joe biden, jill's - everyone. i'mjoe biden, jill's husband _ everyone. i'mjoe biden, jill's husband. welcome to the white house, your house _ husband. welcome to the white house, your house. special thanks to the eggm _ egg... inaudible well, the sound going there in our

feed from the white house, but sitting still there in our studio is jess parker, watching that. we were talking about those off—the—cuff comments from the president on that morning show about his intention to run in 2024. i'm assuming on that thought it would be a joint ticket with kamala harris. thought it would be a “oint ticket with kamala harris._ thought it would be a “oint ticket with kamala harris. those are the indications _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we have _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we have had, - with kamala harris. those are the| indications we have had, including from kamala harris herself. all of that has to be officially decided, and i think what the democrats are doing is keeping a close eye on the republican race, which is a little bit more crowded than the democratic one, but of course, the man who has been hogging all the headlines is donald trump, and we don't know who the republican will be, but a lot of what the democrat side will be looking at will be who can beat donald trump, because that is the person they want to avoid getting into the white house again. as i said before, that is what people who

are backing joe biden will point to, that he beat mr trump that time around. it is that drip drip of will he, won't he? watching that clip there, jill biden herself suggested that... and that made headlines as well. there is a bit of an empty space at the moment as people wait to see if the serving president does plan on going ahead for 2024. of course, strong indications are that he will, but until those papers are filed and the official announcement is made, we are not there yet. it is sliuhtl is made, we are not there yet. it is slightly surreal _ is made, we are not there yet. it is slightly surreal that as we talk politics we are looking at pictures of the president and the first lady with two giant rabbits waving to the camera either side of them. this is the tradition that every president goes through, easter they are on the white house lawn. you heard the first lady welcoming children to today's events, but in terms of any sort of election that lies ahead. if

joe biden is the candidate, it is gruelling, even for a young man or a young woman. he goes into that with the headwinds of cost of living. he would want to fight on his record. what is on the plus column and what is in the negative? this what is on the plus column and what is in the negative?— is in the negative? as you say, these elections, _ is in the negative? as you say, these elections, i _ is in the negative? as you say, these elections, i have - is in the negative? as you say, these elections, i have heard l is in the negative? as you say, - these elections, i have heard them described here are something of a blood sport. they really do get pretty dirty, and it is a very high end election. a lot of money is poured into campaigns. of course, some of those issues, you're right. there's the juxtaposition, you see the president and his wife sitting there on the white house balcony with rabbits, but there are some serious issues that america is grappling with. in the last few days, we have seen further developments in the row that has been going around on abortion rights, after a texasjudge ruled

that the fda, the food and agency, was wrong to approve a very widely used abortion drug. that has been a dividing line between democrats and republicans, and something else making headlines this morning, gun violence. there are hugely serious issues that america is grappling with at the moment that will inevitably play out as we head into 2024. ., ~ , ., inevitably play out as we head into 2024. ., ~ i. ., . inevitably play out as we head into 2024. ., ., . ., ., inevitably play out as we head into 2024. ., ., ., ~, inevitably play out as we head into 2024. ., ., ., 2024. thank you once again. as you are 'ust 2024. thank you once again. as you are just mentioning, _ 2024. thank you once again. as you are just mentioning, gun _ 2024. thank you once again. as you are just mentioning, gun violence, l are just mentioning, gun violence, let's return to the breaking news in the last few minutes from the us. police in louisville say there have been multiple casualties. they say the assailant remains active and have urged people to stay away. fbi agents are responding. details are still coming in. you can see the area cordoned off, very few other details about the nature, the numbers we are talking about, but clearly a serious incident in kentucky. as soon as we get more, we

will return to it. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. after a life dedicated to treating liver patients, alison is now a cancer patient. but she determined to improve liver health in staffordshire. 90% of liver disease is preventable if you pick it up early enough. and that is why i feel it is so important to raise awareness. stoke—on—trent is the second—highest area in the midlands for early death relating to liver disease. alison believes a second scanner could be a life—saver for many. she is even trying it out. it feels all right, actually. yes, i have sent lots of patients for these scans. as a medical consultant, alison helps thousands of seriously ill patients during her career here at the royal stoke university hospital,

where she is also receiving life care. it is safe to say alison is not wasting any of the time she has left. yes, ifeel prepared for the future. and i feel i have left something, well still leaving something that is worthwhile. you're live with bbc news. twitter has added a label to one of the bbc�*s accounts, saying it is �*government funded media'. the bbc immediately objected to the label, saying it is independent, and funded by the british public, through the licence fee. twitter owner elon musk emailed, our north america technology reporter, james clayton. here's james describing the exchange. when i saw the label, i decided to e—mail elon musk, as we sometimes reach out to twitter. i e—mailed him and said, this how the bbc is funded, it is funded through the licence fee, it is paid for by the british public. he responded. he

responded first of all saying, do you think this label is an accurate? and then he came up with a suggestion himself. he said may be the accounts themselves should link to the source of funding. i pushed him on that, and he gave me a much... we are sorry to leave that. the police are talking in louisville. including one officer with various injuries. we are unable to confirm the status of those who have been transferred at this time. i will reiterate that this is an ongoing investigation, this information is preliminary, and will be updated shortly. we asked that the public remain away from the scene, it will be an ongoing scene that will take a long time to investigate, but there is no active danger known to the public at this time. if anyone has any information related to this incident, we ask that you call 574 l mpg. we will

have another press conference at 1130, where we'll be able to put out more information. as of now, that's all the information we are to provide. all the information we are to rovide. ., , ., all the information we are to rovide. ., , provide. can you confirm the number of shot and — provide. can you confirm the number of shot and killed? _ provide. can you confirm the number of shot and killed? we _ provide. can you confirm the number of shot and killed? we can _ provide. can you confirm the number of shot and killed? we can confirm . of shot and killed? we can confirm at least five _ of shot and killed? we can confirm at least five deceased _ of shot and killed? we can confirm at least five deceased at _ of shot and killed? we can confirm at least five deceased at this - of shot and killed? we can confirmj at least five deceased at this time. we have transferred others to university hospital. you we have transferred others to university hospital. you heard the ruestion university hospital. you heard the question asked _ university hospital. you heard the question asked of _ university hospital. you heard the question asked of that _ university hospital. you heard the question asked of that police - question asked of that police officer at the end, talking about five deaths and a number of people being taken to hospital, which started just a few moments ago, the police saying there is no longer an active aggressive threat after the suspect had apparently been shot. there have been multiple casualties, as we learned very early on, but there is no longer an active threat. they spoke in the original statement of an active aggressor, but that

threat has been neutralised, that is the coach is used by that police officer —— the quote just used by that police officer. you saw him double back to answer that question about how many deaths there had been, and he said there have been five casualties, five deceased, and a number of people also taken to hospital. the early figures and details coming to us from the police. that's the latest information coming in on that story. we broke away from the stories surrounding twitter and that row with the bbc to take that news, so let's return to it. let's now speak to a former senior executive at twitter. bruce daisley was with the social media company for 8 years — serving as vice president, he ran twitter�*s business in europe, middle east and africa up until 2020. thank you for being here on the programme. in terms of what we have been learning in the past 24 hours,

how surprising is it to you that elon musk has got the sarong and so muddled up about the bbc? it is a pattern that brits are pretty familiar with, constant u—turns. a quick decision and a realisation that it won't wash. in quick decision and a realisation that it won't wash.— that it won't wash. in this case here, that it won't wash. in this case here. putting _ that it won't wash. in this case here, putting the _ that it won't wash. in this case here, putting the level- that it won't wash. in this case here, putting the level of- that it won't wash. in this case | here, putting the level of state funded media, which for a lot of licence fee payers is incredibly incorrect. it is a reflection of elon musk�*s approach to leadership. he wants to get his own hands dirty with a lot of the decisions he makes. he makes a lot of decisions on a whim himself, and as your item showing before, your correspondent got in touch with him, and he very quickly was presented with the other side and turned it round. it is a reflection of the fact that, what people who work at twitter tell me, that he feels very reluctant to accept anyone else's opinion when it is inside the organisation. you can

be wrong with him once, but most people are not around to disagree with him twice. that people are not around to disagree with him twice.— with him twice. that is really interesting. _ with him twice. that is really interesting, because - with him twice. that is really interesting, because there . with him twice. that is really l interesting, because there was with him twice. that is really - interesting, because there was a similar thing with the american broadcaster npr, state affiliated news with the tag that he gave them as well. a former head of trust and safety at twitter was talking about the capricious nature of decision—making from elon musk. is that what is going on, or is there something more malign, do you think? i think he is rarely presented with the consequence of his action until he enacts them. it is very rare that people will say to him, we must not do this. that is simply because the people who have said that along the journey that he has been owning twitter have been fired. he has fired about three quarters of the organisation. the people who work there told me that generally it is those who disagreed with him that have not seen it through to the end of the week, the end of the month. as a result of that, people who work

there now are presented with a choice. should i tell him that this is a bad idea, orshould i choice. should i tell him that this is a bad idea, or should i leave it that the bad decisions will come out in the wash?— in the wash? what do you think the consequences _ in the wash? what do you think the consequences of _ in the wash? what do you think the consequences of that _ in the wash? what do you think the consequences of that is, _ in the wash? what do you think the consequences of that is, as - in the wash? what do you think the consequences of that is, as he - in the wash? what do you think the | consequences of that is, as he talks about transparency, the reason he says he is doing all this, but he ends up creating a false equivalency between public broadcasters and editorial controlled media by governments like russia and china. that is misleading at best, and dangerous at worst, isn't it? the reason why _ dangerous at worst, isn't it? the reason why so — dangerous at worst, isn't it? iie: reason why so much dangerous at worst, isn't it? "iie: reason why so much airtime dangerous at worst, isn't it? ti2 reason why so much airtime has been taken up by twitter, and i suspect some of your viewers do not use twitter, and they must think why on earth are we talking about this platform way more than some of the other social platforms, and the reason for that is that it is incredibly influential. the last six months where he has owned it in the last 12 months since he has bidded for it has gradually worn down

people's appetite for dealing with this. we are seasonally very similar, these inappropriate labels are very similar to his verification badges that he initially decided he wanted to charge for, then he wanted to and verify all of the previous recipients, and effectively along the way he is stumbling from one error to another. at the moment, people who have not paid to be verified have been told they have three or four weeks until they are on badge, and it is a reflection that a lot of people, maybe when they first —— may be when he first bought the platform thought, i don't want to use this. ...to to some extent, he is whimsical —— his whimsical, short termist approach is... people who is the platform. one of those broadcasters who have been labelled a state affiliated media have said they will not be tweeting any more until it is

removed. i not be tweeting any more until it is removed. ., ., , , ., ., , removed. i have to interrupt you as we are about _ removed. i have to interrupt you as we are about running _ removed. i have to interrupt you as we are about running to _ removed. i have to interrupt you as we are about running to time. - removed. i have to interrupt you as| we are about running to time. thank you so much for your time. i am back with the latest headlines here in just a minute or two. hello there. the weather this week is looking wet and often pretty windy. today, no exception. low pressure in charge. the morning rain clearing but only to be followed by lots of heavy showers and some thunderstorms. meanwhile, out in the atlantic, the next system is going to develop as this strong jet stream starts to develop an area of low pressure just years. pressure just here. that is going to be bringing some strong winds our way through tuesday night. more on that in a second. today, plenty of the shower clouds following in. the heaviest showers, the most frequent of the showers, will be working across wales and northern england, where thunderstorms are likely, there will be hail mixed in with some of those. there will also be quite a few showers for western scotland and northern ireland, but away from that, some spells of sunshine around. temperatures for many not quite as high as they were yesterday.

overnight tonight, showers continue across north—western areas of the uk, otherwise the weather becomes drier with clear spells. the winds start to fall a bit lighter. temperatures three to 6 degrees. quite a chilly start to tuesday morning but for many, it should be a bright enough morning tomorrow with some early morning sunshine. showers from the word go for western scotland and through the afternoon, it does turn more unsettled with rain starting to move into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. temperatures about ten to 14 degrees. through tuesday afternoon, we will start to see the wind picked up, but through tuesday night, it gets really windy across these western areas. gusts of wind reaching 50 or 60 mph quite widely. however, we could see a zone of even stronger winds if we get a deeper area of low pressure and some of our most exposed locations could then get when gusts of 70, maybe 80 mph. could then get wind gusts of 70, maybe 80 mph. but there is still some uncertainty about the strength of those very strongest winds. either way, as we head into wednesday, the low pressure

takes up residence across the uk. it is going to be an unsettled day. many of us seeing lengthy outbreaks of rain, if not some heavy showers and thunderstorms around as well. it is going to stay windy with gusts of 40, 50 even 60 mph, and with colder air around, might actually see even a bit of snow across some of the highest mountains in northern ireland and scotland as well. mostly above 400 metres elevation. but it will feel quite cool wherever you are. beyond that, it will start to calm down later in the week but it does stay quite unsettled with further outbreaks of rain. next week, it starts to turn a good deal milder. goodbye for now.

live from london. this is bbc news at least five people have been killed and six injured in a shooting in the us city of louisville. joe biden says he plans to run again in 2024 — but stops short of a formal announcement. the motherfrom a british—israeli family wounded in a suspected palestinian gun attack — which killed two of her daughters — has died migrant charities say they're concerned for the safety of around 400 people on a boat in the mediterranean that's taking on water.