we have heard from the news agency afp that the driver has shot self.police spokeswoman who also added that they believe around 30 people were injured in the incident. we are still trying to gather how much damage has been done, how many people are injured. the area appears to be called and off, it seems that transport has been diverted around that while the police try to get a hold on the situation. of course, when we spoke to our eyewitness who lives around the corner, he had assumed that it was a terrorist incident. i deeply saying anything about that, particularly given there have been u nfortu nately particularly given there have been unfortunately so many other incidents which have involved vehicles? something that's been the people past night my eyes when they hear about these sorts of events. it has not been ruled out, the last time we heard. but we have not been told that it definitely is terrorism at this stage. at the moment they are investigating everything avenue, i believe they are not looking for any further suspects, we're still getting

tell abandon -- taliban rule and working his way up to become afp's chief photographer in kabul. he was the father of six children, including a newborn daughter. the afp global news director called marai's death "a devastating blow for the brave staff of our close-knit kabul bureau and the entire agency." last year, mararai wrote an essy about his and his family's life in kabul entitled "when hope is gone." in it, he wrote -- "life seems to be even more difficult than under the taliban because of the insecurity. i don't dare to take my children for a walk. i have five and they spend their time cooped up inside the house. i have never felt life to have so little prospects and i don't see a way out." those the words of afp's chief photographer in kabul shah marai, killed this morning along wiwith seven other j journalistn a double isis suicide bomb attack that killed at least 29 people. israeli soldiers shot and killed three palestinians on sunday along israel's heavily militarized border with gaza. the killings came after israeli soldiers killed three palestinian protesters and wo

tell abandon -- taliban rule and working his way up to become afp's chief photographer in kabul. he was the father of six children, including a newborn daughter. the afp global news director called marai's death "a devastating blow for the brave staff of our close-knit kabul bureau and the entire agency." last year, marai wrote an essay about his and his family's life in kabul entitled "when hope is gone." in it, he wrote -- "life seems to be even more difficult than under the taliban because of the insecurity. i don't dare to take my children for a walk. i have five and they spend their time cooped up inside the house. i have never felt life to have so little prospects and i don't see a way out." those the words of afp's chief photographer in kabul shah marai, killed this morning along with seven other journalists in a double isis suicide bomb attack that killed at least 29 people. israeli soldiers shot and killed three palestinians on sunday along israel's heavily militarized border with gaza. the killings came after israeli soldiers killed three palestinian protesters and woun

including a cameraman for the french afp.uicide attacker on the motor bike detonated explosives. someone disguised as a cameraman carried out the second attack. that explosion killed afp chief photographer in kabul. the attack targeted the journalists who rushed to the scene of the first explosion. >>> immigration showdown playing out at the u.s./mexico border. a caravan of migrants is camped out waiting in tijuana, mexico after a month-long journey. they are vowing to remain outside the immigration processing center until every last one is admitted to the u.s. >> at the rally over the weekend in michigan, the president did not sound sympathetic. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? are you watching this? our laws are so weak, so pathetic. given to us by democrats. they are so pathetic. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. our laws are so corrupt and so stupid. i call them the dumbest immigration laws on earth. >> the homeland security would arrest anyone crossing the border illegally. b

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one of his afp colleagues in paris paid this tribute.tera n he was such a joyful man, he was a veteran journalist, he was he was such a joyful man, he was a veteranjournalist, he was kind of a godfather of young journalists in the office, so it is really the main pillar of our office that we lost today, so he was an incredible guard, father of six children. he has been everywhere in the country, working in great danger all the time but always responsible. it was in khost province that a bbc journalist was killed. ahmad shah was a reporter for the bbc afghan service. he was shot in an area that is usually considered safe. jamie angus is the head of the bbc world service. i think everyone at the bbc today is thinking about ahmad shah's family, of course, and his close friends and collea g u es of course, and his close friends and colleagues at our bbc news afghan services, both in cabo, khost and london —— kabul. i was with collea g u es london —— kabul. i was with colleagues from the bbc afghan services this afternoon, talking to them qui

richard: among those killed was a veteran photographer for the ench news agency afp. he covered the turbulent events in his country for 22 years. many of the other jourlists who lost their lives were much younger. this was the deadliest attack on the afghan media forecades. but also today in a separate incident, bbc journalist ahmad shah was shot dead in the east of the country. b he hn working for the pashtu service for more than a year. he was 29 and engaged to be married. on top of all this, there tsve been reporoday from the buthern province of kandahar that a suicide cber killedld 11 cn at a religious school. the target was apparently meant to have been a convoy of troops. th wave of attacks by militants in recent months comes despite an attempt by e government here to reach out to the taliban, offering peace talks. what happened today is yet another setback. >> it makes it much difficult for the govement to strengthen the national consensus on peace and reconciliation when you see such an attack. but our efforts will continue, and also starting the peace negotia

another line of information coming from the afp news agency, the remarks made by the french presidents condemned the chemical attacks against civilians in douma. he says he strongly condemns the chemical attacks on april seven against the population, adding the two leaders shared information confirming the use of chemical weapons and they would co—ordinate their efforts at a meeting of the un security council in new york. that is coming from emmanuelle macron. more on that. —— emmanuel. that is a call he had with donald trump. the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban has declared victory after preliminary results from sunday's election suggested he's won a third successive term in power. polling stations stayed open later than expected due to queues of voters and the turnout is expected to be at a near record level. with most of the votes counted, the national election 0ffice data suggests victor 0rban‘s ruling party has received nearly 50% of the vote, the far rightjobbik party has 20% and the socialist party received 12%. this is how it looks for his ruling party. nick thorpe in bu

and according to afp, the newsagency, to study look now, we are getting flashes saying that several peopleitary airport. this as from — and all of these colleges to stress, this as coming from state media, as that correct? that as right. this state media and syria. as you said, the earlier reports were that the airbase were under attack, and that the anti—aircraft defences that opened up. —— the ta airbase was under. now we're getting reports of people entered on the crown. all of this as coming from state media, which was very tightly controlled and syria. of course, and as difficult to get any country dependent verification of what a sapling. the flashes coming up. you no, you talk about donald trump and a emmanuel macron, and donald trump as been talking about what to do anything did syria was found to carried out these alleged chemical weapons attacks on friday. but as right. donald trump you straight to get together and enter national coalition. using talking to wrong. the ready as british support. boris johnson as talk about the need to punish syria with their fantasy of this alleged

the sea links between the shrink of your party and a rise of people like marine le pen in france, the afphich are hitting the same hot buttons when it comes to playing upon peoples fears of immigration. we don't play on people ‘s fears, we talk about the obvious, control on oui’ talk about the obvious, control on our borders and ensuring we have a better aggression policy, it ensures that when people arrive in norway and maybe need to live there for the rest of their lives, they need to learn the language, get the job and provide for themselves and their family. that is obvious. if you don't play up on people fears, why did you refer to the sneaking islamisation of the european society a few years ago? because it is true. islamisation of european society?” disagree with the label you have put on my party. we are libertarian but are also concerned about immigration, that is why we are taking the policy and it works in norway. if you reject the label populist but also that you play on people ‘s fears, how did you respond when your party ‘s colleague recently resigned as minister of justice,

among the dead, nine journalists and one for the french agency of afp. a suicide attacker on the motor bike detonated explosives. someone disguised as a cameraman carried out the attack. that killed the chief photographer. the attack targeted a group of journalists who rushed to the scene of the first explosion. >>> ahead, the secretary of state in the middle east with the major decision approaching. will the president pull out of the iran nuclear deal next week? we are live in the middle east. t clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the docto

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among the dead, veteran afp photographer, shaw mari. >>> the potential for tornados.nn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. how is it looking, chad? >> it looks like spring. for the first time all year, we have potential for tornados in the planes. five categories. one, two, three, four, five. this is one, the greenment two, yellow. we are cat 2 tomorrow. tomorrow we get to category 3. there will be tornados on the ground, hail damage to cars and people if you want to get out of the way. that's why you need to be inside your home when you hear the severe tornado warning. ohm ta, witch tax to the south. wednesday, it really builds again. th heat builds as well. kansas city to oaha city that's the orange, the category 3. heat builds in. look at this. thursday, 87. d.c. on on thursday, 90 degrees. here is spring and summer in four days. >> i feel a cough coming on. i will soldier through the next three days. >>> the avengers, did you see it? if you didn't, you're one of the few. it smashed box office records. the mashup scored the biggest u.s. debut weekend ever. $

this is the afp capturing this incredible shot. this is in the capital last may.atching fire after a gas tank on his motorcycle exploded in a clash with police. remember, last spring thousands of people took to the streets to protest the president who was moving to rewrite the constitution to stay in power. a year later, the economy is in shambles. a lot of folks are still struggling to get food and medicine and there seems to be in food in site. the world press photo of the year. we'd love to hear your thoughts on that shot. i'm headed to the white house to report for nightly news, the very latest on all the headlines coming out of the trump administration including the comey book and including the potential ali and stephanie for a strike on syria. now to you for more for the next hour. >> thank you. we'll look forward to seeing you later this afternoon. good morning, everyone, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie. >> we begin with jim comey. his new book that describes the trump's presidency as a forest fire and compares the commander in chief if to the a mafia

a photographer with afp, seen here. >> isis claimed responsibility for the attack. according to flashpoint, the second attacker detonated his explosives 15 minutes later, after people had rushed to the scene, after police and media had arrived on the scene of the first bombing. 300 miles away in the southern city of kandahar, another suicide bomber targeted a convoy of romanian troops near a school. local afghan media report 11 students were killed in that attack. this is just part of a series of attacks that have been ramping up over several weeks in afghanistan, which seems to be descending into a new level of chaos. >> pay attention. >>> next, the doj reportedly -- this is crazy -- removed language on press freedom and racial gerrymandering from the internal manual. here's my question, why? >> what do you get for that? >> talking about changes since jeff sessions has become attorney general. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" right here on msnbc. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a p

the problem now, i can hear tim, and i know that afp and other republicans around the country are going to be going out there over the next several months and trying to sell the tax cuts the republicans enacted, and this is making their political argument a whole lot more difficult. because democrats are going to be able to stand up in a lot of these states and say yes, well, you cut some taxes, but look what you're doing to the farmers in iowa. look what you're doing in all of these states that produce soybeans. those farm states may be getting hurt at the expense of trump trying to help out people in the rust belt. >> and china is already starting to buy soybeans from south america. gentlemen, thank you, great conversation, i appreciate it. coming up, take a look at the faces. this is a growing list of republican lawmakers that are not seeking re-election this november. i'll ask one of them why. my time is thin, but so is my lawn. now there's new scotts thick 'r lawn 3-in-1 solution. with a soil improver! seed! and fertilizer to feed! ♪ ♪ now yard time is our time. this is a scotts ya

among the journalists was afp's chief photographer in kabul shawn shah mari. that does it for me. are i will back here tomorrow night. "hardball" with chris matthews starts right now. >>> who are you calling an idiot? let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in miami. president trump's relationship with his chief of staff seems to have downgraded to a point a new low point. nbc news's exclusive reporting according to eight current and former white house officials, chief of staff john kelly has eroded morale in the west wing by insulting the president's intelligence, and casting himself as the savior of the country. according to four forces who say the witness kelly has called the president an idiot. multiple times. in conversations with lawmakers, kelly made fun of what he sees as trump's lack of knowledge about policy and government. he also reportedly denigrated the president's understanding of the daca program, telling people during one meeting he doesn't even understand what a daca is, what daca is, he is an idiot. wow. nbc is also reporting that current and

among the journalists was afp's chief photographer in kabul shawn shah mari. that does it for me.is matthews starts right now. >>> who are you calling an idiot? let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in miami. president trump's relationship with his chief of staff seems to have downgraded to a point a new low point. nbc news's exclusive reporting according to eight current and former white house officials, chief of staff john kelly has eroded morale in the west wing by insulting the presiden

amongst those killed was a veteran photographer of the french news agency, afp. of the otherjournalists who lost their lives were much younger. this was the deadliest attack on the afghan media but decades. but also today, ina media but decades. but also today, in a separate incident, the bbc journalist amir shah was shot dead in the east of the country. he had been working for the service from more than a year. he was 29 and engaged to be married. 0n more than a year. he was 29 and engaged to be married. on top of all this, there have been reports today from the southern province of kandahar that a suicide car bomber has killed 11 children at a religious school. the target was a p pa re ntly religious school. the target was apparently meant to have been a convoy of troops. this wave of attacks by militants in recent months comes despite an attempt by the government here to reach out to the government here to reach out to the taliban offering peace talks. what has happened today is yet another setback. it makes age more difficult for their government to strengthe

bomber pretending to be with the media put his -- the chief photographer in kabul for the news agency afp and 25 people killed there were 45 wounded in these twin attacks. isis affiliate has claimed responsibility for the carnage saying the first attack was designed to draw people to the site for the second explosion. the u.s. embassy in kabul has condemned what has taken place calling the incident, quote, savage bombing. >> sandra: this was not the only attack today in afghanistan. another claimed the lives of children. what more do we know about that? >> that's right. in the city of kandahar there was another suicide bomber launching an attack targeting a nato convoy. the blast killed 11 children from a nearby religious school. 16 people were also wounded including eight nato soldiers from romania. none of the injured are american. the taliban are suspected of carrying it out. in recent weeks there has been a spike in the number of attacks in afghanistan. the taliban have rejected an offer to join the government there and to take part in the upcoming elections. and are now beginning the

eightjournalists, including afp news agency's chief photographer in the city , were killed.ng the dead. our correspondent shoaib sharifi is in kabul. what more can you tell us about this awful attack? rachel, within seven daysin awful attack? rachel, within seven days in the capital kabul this is the second deadliest attack that kabul is experiencing. about 8am local time, in the work and school rush hour, in an area between nato hq and the secret service agency, it isa hq and the secret service agency, it is a very condensed residential area. the first attacker detonated his explosives, apparently, on a motorbike. when the emergency services arrived in 15 minutes, along with journalists and the police, the other attacker, a p pa re ntly police, the other attacker, apparently posing as a journalist, broke into the crowd ofjournalists and the police, detonating his explosives. it was very sad, this day, and it is seen as the deadliest attack for afghan journalists, to day, and it is seen as the deadliest attack for afghanjournalists, to be killed in a serious attack. very wor

you from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who has been giving news conference, reported by afpn alleged chemical weapons attack in syria was staged with the help of a foreign secret service. here is the quote we have come irrefutable evidence that this was another staged event and that the secret services of a certain state that is now at the forefront of a russia phobic campaign was involved in this staged event. that is a direct quote from the russian foreign minister sergei —— sergei lavrov who is said that it was not carried out by a foreign secret service. let's turn to other news first. employers are falsely listing jobs in cafes and fast food outlets as "apprenticeships" in order to benefit from government subsidies. the think tank reform has published a report warning that up to 40% of new apprenticeships are mislabelled. the government insists that its policies are helping to turn more apprenticeships into real, paid jobs lasting at least 12 months. joining me now is tom richmond, author of this report by reform. thank you for coming to talk to us. ajob with training,

it's from afp. there is a line in there that struck my. guy that jumped the wall disappeared into the dessert running toward a group of houses just visible on the horizon. got me thinking about the people who live in those houses? what about the american citizens that live in the houses and every single day people are jumping into their backyard, illegals, running to hide amongst those houses. that's a life lived on american soil. and if you are not controlling that part of the border, their lives are under siege, that's the forgotten men and women. the citizens of this country who deserve to be thought of more than the guy illegally jumping the fence. abby: a lot of this conversation started with this buzzfeed article where have you 1400 my grants coming over. many from honduras, in caravans. so, people are wanting an update to where they are, are they in mexico and able to get over that border? from what we learn they sort of dispersed. many are going their own way now. they have not completely dismantled. we will keep an eye. ed: still