the security chief in the egyptian city of alexandria has been targeted by a car bomb. he escaped unhurt, but two policeman were killed. australia's cricket team is in turmoil, as one of the team admits he tampered with the ball in the test against south africa. but the captain says he won't resign. being the leader of the team, i'm incredibly sorry for, i guess, trying to bring the game into disrepute. and it's lights out for earth hour. cities around the world take the symbolic step to raise awareness about climate change. hundreds of thousands of students and campaigners have gathered in cities across america, for rallies pushing for tougher gun laws. the protest called "march for our lives," was led by survivors of the massacre at a school in florida last month. they've been addressing crowds around the country, including in washington dc, and vowing to "stop at nothing" until lasting change is made. here's our north america correspondent gary o'donoghue. they came from across the country, bringing their message to the centre of power in the nation's capital. one of

a car bomb attack in the egpytian city of alexandria kills two police officers.rity chief who was thought to be the target escaped unhurt. and it's lights out for earth hour. cities around the world take the symbolic step to raise awareness about climate change. hello and welcome to bbc news. hundreds of thousands of students and campaigners, across america, have taken part in rallies, calling for tougher gun laws. the protest called march for our lives was led by survivors of the massacre at a school in florida last month. they've been addressing crowds around the country, including in washington dc, and vowing to "stop at nothing" until lasting change is made. here's our north america editorjon sopel. # run, run, run.# this wasn't some run—of—the—mill saturday morning protest by a bunch of disaffected kids, this was way, way bigger than that. far more significant. what do you hope today will achieve? i hope that congress will actually do something about gun laws. stop ignoring us! we should not have guns in schools. like, donald trump is wrong for even trying t

a car bomb has targeted the head of security in the egyptian city of alexandria.illed and four others were injured. the attack comes two days ahead of the presidential election. 0ur correspondent sally nabil visited the scene of the attack in alexandria. this is the street where the explosion took place. the whole area is cordoned off and the scale of the damage is quite big, actually. many of the cars here are severely damage. we understand that an improvised explosive device was planted under one of the parked cars and it went off when the convoy of alexandria's security chief was passing by. the security chief survived but we know that there are victims among his police guards. the timing of the explosion is quite critical, actually. it comes two days or less before egyptians go to the polls to choose a new president. the minister of interior was here a short while ago and he had a careful look at the place and the ministry of interior issued a statement as well saying that the security chief is back to work and he will not be discouraged by the explosion. we d

. assassination attempt in alexandria. understood to have been the target of a car bomb. of a car bomb. he survived unharmed but two police officers were killed. but two police officers were killed. hostages during yesterday's terror attack. attack. president macron says he died a hero. here with a full round—up of the day's news. day's news. america's longest conflict —— at ten o'clock. f—16fighterjets take turns to refuel. i've got eyes on him. roger that. looking good, nice and stable. we are a little slow. disconnect. providing air cover to afghan forces battling insurgent fighters. 17 years in, and america's longest war shows no sign of ending. the troops out of afghanistan once and for all. until, in his words, the war is won. thank you very much, thank you, please be seated. deserve a plan for victory. trust they have earned to fight, and to win. afghan commandos launched a night raid on a taliban position. despite improvements in elite troops like these... the fact is that afghanistan still looks like a quagmire. expanded their territory. in kabul and elsewhere around the count

as eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff explains checking your trees before bad weather hits mayp you safe from the storm. >> most people never even look at their trees, not until they fall down. >> reporter: limb by limb, trunk by trunk, the wreckage of friday's winter storm is turned to mulch. >> we'll take pieces off slowly until we get everything off the house. >> reporter: krees with -- crews with ryan tree and landscaping have been working around the clock as fallen timber continues to weigh heavily on the region. day turns to night and crews brace for the possibility of more rain and snow this week. >> we're way behind we're about three months backed up now and another storm coming it's justoi back even further. >> reporter: logan says that many residents only start or storm.about the health of >> a lot of jobs i'm looking at, the tree is already in the ground but the one has big splits in it or is rotted and you to explain to them that this the ground. to damage when with is hit enough weight or wind. there are some outward signs of weakness that homeowners can recognize.

an explosion in egypt second city of alexandria has killed two people including a policeman four other security and police personnel were injured when a car bomb went off targeting the alexandria security chiefs motorcade no group has yet admitted to carrying out the attack which happened in a residential area close to a popular hotel the bombing comes just two days before egypt holds a presidential election. british investigators have raided the premises of the political consulting firm cambridge i listen to over a major data breach scandal but company is known for having worked with donald trump's election team in two thousand and sixty and is under investigation for allegedly mining data from some fifty million social media accounts this scandal has also put pressure on facebook with u.s. lawmakers calling for c.e.o. mark zuckerberg to toast a pop testify before congress in germany facebook representatives have already been summoned to face questions over the data breach. for a long time we've had the impression unless you apply a lot of pressure nothing happens within facebook and

as eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff explains checking your trees before bad weather hits may keep you safe from the storm. >> most people never even look at their trees, not until they fall down. >> reporter: limb by limb, trunk by trunk, the wreckage of friday's winter storm is turned to mulch. >> we'll take pieces off slowly until we get everything off the house. >> reporter: krees with -- crews with ryan tree and landscaping have been working around the clock as fallen timber continues to weigh heavily on the region. day turns to night and crews brace for the possibility of more rain and snow this week. >> we're way behind as it is. we're about three months backed up now and another storm coming it's just going to set us back even further. >> reporter: logan says that many residents only start thinking about the health of their trees after a major storm. >> a lot of jobs i'm looking at, the tree is already in the ground but the one next to it has big splits in it or is rotted and you to explain to them that this is worse than the one in the ground. >> reporter: any tree is

seniority alexandria part of a group of 13 senators who just introduced a new school safety bill.t to hear about that. before that, i say issue where are the democratos this? this has stalled. you are undeterred, why? >> i'm undeterred we can't sit and let our children be killed we outa do what we can we should not wait to do everything. wait to do something until we do everything. we introduced legislation that should be passed the end of the month. what it would do is give schools the authority to take the federal dollars they use, hire councilers make the school safer with metal detect office and security cameras if that's hathey do. more mental health counciling that can be done now using dollars that are heard well in the hands of the state. >> interesting. what is happening with the dollars mou that is not already happening is it a wording issue? >> they are not allowed to use that money for this purposefulor legislation says you may take money that is your honor title ii and four to be specific. of the elementary and secondary education act instead of using it for this you

getting around the city of philadelphia >> driving and walking is dicey with all of that slush >> alexandria hoff is in old city with latest on conditions here. >> reporter: slush is the right word. and what you're seeing is a testament to clean-up crews it almost seens shortly after the snow stopped. the roadways and sidewalk started clearing up a bit. we were just seeing mainly wet conditions a lot of slush but clearly some of this snow may have melted, obviously not all of it disappeared. the symphony of snow removal following an intense moisture rich snowfall digging out the city is proving to be a work-out rigorous enough to warrant shorts >> you're coke r ok, it's a lot of funky stuff. >> reporter: jerry is helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >>

be here flash flood warning >> i'm going back to west virginia, pick up my bags and >> reporter: alexandriaff sewell new jersey. >>> youtube sensation, children spending hours watching other children play wind guth toys >> how parents should handle. . plus this >> i'm a survivor and i'm on season 36. >> what does it take to become a cast away on the long running cbs hit survivor? vittoria woodill asked how he finally made his dream come true >> kate tracking coastal storms when and possible flooding, breaking down the timing and what areas can see snow. . >>> one survivor unafraid of the challenge is philly's own >> i see city hall right there. that's where i used to clerk for my judge, wendell holland has steels like a swiss army knife >> put me anywhere and i'll succeed >> calls himself a true student of the game and he's been taking those for year >> i'm been survivor fan. >> since he's been watching he's been applying to be on the show >> i've been sending audition tapes >> he said what made it different was the focus, a reclaimed wood furniture designer and owner of custom furniture co

getting around the city of philadelphia >> driving and walking is dicey with all of that slush >> alexandria hoff is in old city with latest on conditions here. >> reporter: slush is the right word. and what you're seeing is a testament to clean-up crews it almost seens shortly after the snow stopped. the roadways and sidewalk started clearing up a bit. we were just seeing mainly wet conditions a lot of slush but clearly some of this snow may have melted, obviously not all of it disappeared. the symphony of snow removal following an intense moisture rich snowfall digging out the city is proving to be a work-out rigorous enough to warrant shorts >> you're coke r ok, it's a lot of funky stuff. >> reporter: jerry is helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >>

a sense of legitimacy we are entering into an election tomorrow where the streets of cairo and alexandria and all over egypt are painted with the image of president the fact that the c.c. . historically the lessons we learned from the prime author tenure dreams in the past in central america was that all sarah tearing leaders actually painted town in the in in their own image during an election not so much for the election but to remind the people of their power to remind people of i am the person i am the only individual i'm not just your savior but you have no real alternative because one of the economic conditions and easy quick like today with his sweeping austerity measures what you see it is thirty percent inflation two thirds of the population is under the age of twenty nine you have seventy percent and playing in some areas of pyro and so when there is no alternative even for individuals who need a heavy hand of clampdown especially during an election to say there is no alternative but presidencies. the united nations has called for an end to what it describes as a brutal war on c

and we have with us today three of the individuals who helped run the alexandria mega shelter. daniel doyle, charlotte thomas, and kim mccain. would y'all please stand and be recognized. [ applause ] >>> we want to thank you for the long days and even longer nights you and your colleagues spent providing a safe and welcoming environment for the victims of last year's hurricanes. in addition to their disaster efforts, dcfs has been working to ensure that every child in its care has a permanent and loving home. dcfs was one of eight states to receive a national grant to develop strategies to recruit and retain highly skilled child welfare workers. in 2017, we reunited nearly 2600 children with their birth families, and for a second year in a row, we set another adoption record with 771 children finding their forever home by being adopted. [ applause ] these are our children, louisiana's children. and we've given them a brighter tomorrow. and one of the families is here today who's responsible for this success. don and david moss have three biological children, but they knew that

northern egypt the attack hit a security convoy as it passed the police station in the center of alexandria the interior ministry says the city's security chief was the target the explosion comes two days before monday's presidential election. government leaders in the democratic republic of congo are refusing to attend the donor conference in geneva next month the meeting aims to raise all point seven billion dollars for its humanitarian crisis but the government insists the u.n. is overreacting president joseph kabila has also failed to visit a refugee camp in northern it through a province where many of the victims have fled shelob alice reports. she tried to run but marie last child fell and trying to escape her attackers. one of the london militia cut me with a machete my brother helped me run away but i was also hit by two arrows on my side four of my kids were killed that same day law children and family are among the tens of thousands of congolese who have been injured and displaced during clashes between rival tribes the haman's and lenders who are based in atory province is salaci

alexandria hoff and greg argos are monitoring programs but well start with kate bilo >> looks like the storm is getting off to quite the start as we got heavy rain and now heavy snow blanketing much of the area let's take you out to stormscan 3, and you can see what's happening rain shower. take a look at that band of heavy snow that developed over pourings of central delaware. it's now started to spread north into new castle count and portions of delaware and chester counties, in his will come down heavily the next couple hours new castle on up towards the city of philadelphia and this is not even the main event. we're looking at this band of moisture it will snow steadily couple hours, could leave a quit coating to an inch, slushy snow. then it will taper off, you can see a little bit of a dry air mass behind it until the storm really starts to strengthen offshore. this really just phase one. but getting underway as we got pretty heavy snow around dover. salem and cumberland and starting to make its way into philadelphia. the winter storm warning into the city. winter weather advisor

alexandria hoff and greg argos are monitoring programs but well start with kate bilo >> looks like the storm is getting off to quite the start as we got heavy rain and now heavy snow blanketing much of the area let's take you out to stormscan 3, and you can see what's happening rain shower. take a look at that band of heavy snow that developed over pourings of central delaware. it's now started to spread north into new castle count and portions of delaware and chester counties, in his will come down heavily the next couple hours new castle on up towards the city of philadelphia and this is not even the main event. we're looking at this band of moisture it will snow steadily couple hours, could leave a quit coating to an inch, slushy snow. then it will taper off, you can see a little bit of a dry air mass behind it until the storm really starts to strengthen offshore. this really just phase one. but getting underway as we got pretty heavy snow around dover. salem and cumberland and starting to make its way into philadelphia. the winter storm warning into the city. winter weather advisor

be here flash flood warning >> i'm going back to west virginia, pick up my bags and >> reporter: alexandria hoff sewell new jersey. >>> youtube sensation, children spending hours watching other children play wind guth toys >> how parents should handle. . plus this >> i'm a survivor and i'm on season 36. >> what does it take to become a cast away on the long running cbs hit survivor? vittoria woodill asked how he finally made his dream come true >> kate tracking coastal storms when and possible flooding, breaking down the timing and what areas . >>> one survivor unafraid of the challenge is philly's own >> i see city hall right there. that's where i used to clerk for my judge, wendell holland has steels like a swiss army knife >> put me anywhere and i'll succeed >> calls himself a true student of the game and he's been taking those for year >> since he's been watching he's been applying to be on the show n sending audition tapes >> he said what different was the focus, a reclaimed wood furniture designer and owner o furniture company, he said he like i'm more like himself. livi living. i bel

david spunt at the shore and alexandria hoff has more on how penndot and peco are preparing and we start with lauren casey who is tracking timing of the storm where it all starts, lauren. >> reporter: thanks so much, jessie, we're seeing rain over spreading the area and it picks up in intensity rapidly. we were sokd in with the moisture all over the delaware valley. we'll have returns of yellow colors and orange colors and reds colors indicating it is heavier in chester to montgomery and upper bucks. lehigh valley, sent iser of this low is still well off in western pennsylvania. but during the early shows center of low was over ohio. so it is rapidly moving eastbound and it will continue to do so and merge with energy of another area of low pressure south and west and as it moves offshore we will rapidly intensify. bombing out or dropping by 24 milibars and less than 24 hours. rapid intensification as we head to the day tomorrow. impact already seeing it tonight and through the day tomorrow and particularly on the coast into saturday as well. seeing this rain threat. heavy at times and w

naomi waddler from alexandria, virginia. she was the youngest speaker, but her maturity and strength was shown in her powerful message. >> i represent the african american women victims of gun violence who are statistics instead of vibrant beautiful girls full of potential. >> she was inspired to do something after the school shooting in parkland, florida, last month. she helped stage a walkout with her elementary school classmates. she says she was featured in a video that went viral. then she got the call to speak at the rally. >> i kind of felt like it's the beginning. i'm going to keep going. i can't really give a final put together a thought. i'm letting it sink in. >> back at home in alexandria, virginia this fifth grader is taking in her newfound status as one of the youngest anti-gun violence activists. the call to action being heard around the world as well. in hong kong, china, hundreds marched through the city center demanding stricter gun control. the hong kong march was organized by a group of mothers. many of t

david spunt at the shore and alexandria hoff has more on how penndot and peco are preparing and we start with lauren casey who is tracking timing of the storm where it all starts, lauren. >> reporter: thanks so much, jessie, we're seeing rain over spreading the area and it picks up in intensity rapidly. we were sokd in with the moisture all over the delaware valley. we'll have returns of yellow colors and orange colors and reds colors indicating it is heavier in chester to montgomery and upper bucks. lehigh valley, sent iser of this low is still well off in western pennsylvania. but during the early shows center of low was over ohio. so it is rapidly moving eastbound and it will continue to do so and merge with energy of another area of low pressure south and west and as it moves offshore we will rapidly intensify. bombing out or dropping by 24 milibars and less than 24 hours. rapid intensification as we head to the day tomorrow. impact already seeing it tonight and through the day tomorrow and particularly on the coast into saturday as well. seeing this rain threat. heavy at times and w

reporting live in a very windy atlantic city, alexandria hot, service on the cape may fair is ferrous expected to shutdown. service was shutdown after conditions became too rough. bill barger sent us this video much the ferry rocking and rol ing in the rough surf. slick conditions may have contributed to this crash involving a school bus and a car in chester delaware county. it happened near second and cure line streets around 1:30 this afternoon. students were heading home because of the weather. there were no injuries. areas to the north of philadelphia got the brunt of the snowfall. take a look at the scene lower in lower nazareth township north hamilton county. the snow on the road turned to slush making conditions slick with winds blowing in all directions. this storm packed a strong punch it broad flooding to the boston area. several ventured into flood waters had to be rescued. things were especially rough for the massachusetts coast. waves crashed into the see walls creating a mess there. that coupled with high winds sent water in all directions. straight ahead this friday nig

the horrifying moments after a bomb went off on the streets of alexandria. home—made device exploded as his convoy passed by. he survived at least two of his police guards did not. several people were injured. 0fficials police guards did not. several people were injured. officials say this was a terrorist bombing. translation: i saw the explosion and the blood of the people. how can anyone accept this? translation: i felt and heard an earthquake and sawdust. i heard shouting and the glass was shattered. i went to look andi glass was shattered. i went to look and i saw cars on fire after the explosion. of course, all the glass in the building was shattered. now the authorities will try to piece together what happened and an urgent enquiry has been ordered. no one has yet said they carried out the attack but state media is blaming the banned muslim brotherhood. the timing of this explosion is significant. less than two days before a presidential election. a vote that the so—called islamic state had warned egyptians not to ta ke state had warned egyptians not t

combat in thest civil war happened in alexandria, virginia, just a few miles down from washington dc the owner of the largest hotel in alexandria raised a huge confederate banner over the building, which could be seen from the white house with a spyglass. so a small party of union soldiers went to alexandria, to retake the city and to tear down this flag. it was led by a man named elmer ellsworth who was from illinois. he had studied law in lincoln's law office. he had come along with lincoln on his train trip from springfield to washington for his inauguration, and as ellsworth let his men up the stairs to the hotel, he was shot and killed by the hotel owner, who was killed in turn by his second-in-command. at the end of 1861 there was a much larger battle at all bluff. ball bluff. and one of the officers in that battle was another of lincoln's illinois, edward baker. lincoln named one of his sons after edward baker, and lincoln introduced him to the crowd at his first inaugural. baker moved to oregon and became a senator and then he was in washington dc. and he is the senator who i

pro-government alliance already declaring victory a car bomb has exploded in egypt sion city of alexandria killing a policeman and injuring four others the interior ministry says it was aimed at the city. the security chief explosion happened two days before the presidential election. french media are reporting that a second person has been taken into custody in connection with friday's shooting attacks in southern france where on locked him hijacked a car and shot at officers before taking hostages in the town of curb police shot dead the twenty six year old an officer who swap places with a hostage has died of his injuries bringing the death toll to four investigators been searching luck teams home for clues to his motive the trash about le has more from a song. well the people in this community are really just trying to absorb the events of friday when that gunman shot dead four people taking hostages in a supermarket and then pledge his allegiance to i saw you know people here have seen attacks similar to this across france over the last few years but no one would have imagined that su

the fact is the alexandria court prides itself on something they call the rocket docket.ning they like to move cases through very quickly and the government already says, look, in terms of discovery which happens in these cases where you share evidence with the defense, they say we've already done that in the case in washington. >> and potentially facing significant jailtime there. we'll watch that closely, obviously. julia, what are we learning about the special counsel's potential, and we want to stress that word, potential case against russian hackers. >> that's right. it's potential because we know robert mueller has been collecting information from the intelligence community about exactly how russians were able to hack into the democratic national committee and john podesta's e-mails and disseminate that damaging information about hillary clinton during the 2016 campaign. he's been gathering that. when and if he decides to issue criminal charges is really up to him. a lot of people haved so this could be like an ace in robert mueller's hands. he'll want to issue thes

case and one for the alexandria case. of the great mysteries of the mueller investigation, why paul manafort is holding out and when with and if he will plead guilty. >> i've heard that maybe he doesn't have anything of particular value. what are sort of the investigative journalism and investigative in the prosecutorial theories for why manafort hasn't pleaded guilty? >> he's lived his entire life in the shadow of the law. he has been doing this kind of thing, the secret accounts, the working for strong men, the working for foreign dictators for his entire career, more or less, and i think he's gotten away with it until now. he's alluded being punished or investigated before. he's made a small fortune doing this work and i believe that him going to work for trump after this career showed that he believed he could keep getting away with it and he still thinks in his heart that he can beat this but the judge is saying, you probably won't beat it and that's why i'm going to put you in the white collar version of solitary. >

officers in sinai but the violence was not limited to the peninsula car bombs in central cairo and alexandria are testament to cc's inability to deliver on his promise of security another pledge made by the army general was to build a national road network that would connect cities and help improve road safety i would i will build a world class road network within one year that will connect all of egypt. four years have now passed not only does egypt have an extremely poor road network according to the world health organization it ranks amongst the ten worst countries for road safety with deaths being an almost daily occurrence. c.c. had also promised to drastically improve the economy and increase living standards there was initial hope when his government organized the two thousand and fifteen international economic conference billions of dollars worth of projects were announced until now though very little of those have been achieved even the much hill construction of a new administrative capital has seen little to no development similar to the pledge of building one million new homes with

car bombs killed two piece than and injure five of us in egypt in the city of alexandria just two days before monday's presidential election. the u.n. envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital fund which is under the control of hooty weapons the first visit by martin griffith to some us since he was appointed in february he's there to meet who to lead this and tried to arrange a fourth round of talks three previous rounds of negotiations have come to nothing less yemen's war enters its fourth year regional divides between the north and south a worsening south was a separate country until one nine hundred ninety and calls for secession once again gaining strength following the outbreak of war osama bin book four pts. jimmie's have been trying to free central ties and northern provinces where the saudi led coalition is battling with the rebels but many have been denied entry into southern cities including aden and hundreds of northerners already in the south have been forcibly displaced in testimonies provided to al jazeera some business owners say they were told they'll be killed unless

they say that they're in this for the long haul a car bomb has exploded in the egyptian city of alexandria killing a policeman and injuring four other people the interior ministry says the device was aimed at the city's security chief the explosion comes just two days before the country's presidential election people in france have been paying tribute to the policeman who died after offering himself up to the gunman in exchange for another hostage on nobel trom was one of four people killed in friday's attack when the gunman took hostages at a supermarket in the town of crab in spain the speaker of cattle early as parliament has suspended a vote to elect a jailed separatist leader as the new regional president jodi total was one of five leaders detained on thursday for their role in last year's failed secession bid and zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is being investigated of accusations that she was involved in an ivory smuggling operation it follows a three month probe by an undercover journalist and the seizure of a two hundred kilogram package of illegal ivory at harare airpor

ministry says police have killed six people who they accuse of being involved in a deadly bombing in alexandria two policemen were killed then at least four others wounded in saturday's assault in the coastal city authorities of blamed the armed wing of the muslim brotherhood for the attack the violence has cast a shadow over preparations for monday's presidential election in. it's going to the u.s. now organizers of the march for our lives campaign say that saturday was the largest gun reform protest in a generation but while people were marching across the u.s. president obama trump was at his holiday home in florida and his twitter feed has been silent on the issue so how much of an impact will this movement actually have on legislation and the gallagher has been taking a look. by any measure the march for our lives protest was a success. hundreds of thousands of people came to hear from those whose lives have been touched by gun violence frank decades my community. journalist has become accustomed to this violence. around the world the refrain of never again was heard loud and clear but whi

other stories making news around the world a car bomb has exploded in the north an egyptian city of alexandria killing at least one person talk it was reportedly a convoy carrying the city's security chief there talk comes just two days before egypt's presidential election no group has yet claimed responsibility. british regulators have raided the london offices of data from cambridge analytical they're investigating whether the company improperly used data for some fifteen million facebook users to talk at voters with political messages the firm is under scrutiny for its role in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election and the bedsit come pain. in football world champions germany hosted spain in a friendly in the western city of dusseldorf on friday and now it was a chance for coach yogi nerve to test his players against a fellow title favorite ahead of the world cup in russia in june both teams started with strong line ups which made for a tight contest. no surprises in germany starting eleven as they sported their new away shirt despite being the hosts but the better start belonged to

promised a heavy hand against terrorists earlier this month there was another bomb attack in alexandria on the same night peninsula the egyptian army is busy fighting a jihadist insurgency. c.c. supporters point to his focus on economic stability the all important tourism sector has been recovering under his rule this one who do it al sistani has fashioned the presidential election as a referendum on his leadership he's hoping for a high turnout to legitimize his rule. the state of the news life from the end still to come after a week of privacy scandals facebook finds itself and even also was at a con the world's biggest social and nine network a soap box i'm not that dates of stock. i don't forget you can always get the doubly news on the guy who just downloaded from the google play all from the awful story on the give you access to all of the latest news stuff from rob the world was a last push notifications for any threatening views you can also use it to send a suppressive so i'm going. to get hostile first we'll have your business update in just a moment i'll be back at the top of

two policemen have been killed in a car bomb attack in the egyptian city of alexandria the target was reportedly a convoy carrying the city's security chief the attack comes just two days before egypt's presidential election no group has yet claimed responsibility. the swiss singer lisa has died in zurich at the age of ninety four best known for being the first winner of the euro vision song contest back in one thousand nine hundred fifty six she represented switzerland and won it with the song refrain. investigators looking into a shooting attack and supermarket siege in southern france have discovered homemade explosives at the supermarket they also found a handgun and a hunting knife. france will hold a national mourning ceremony for the fourth victim of the attack colonel on all the belts the policeman died from a gunshot and stabbing wounds received after he traded places where the hostage held by an islamicist gunman in the supermarket outside the police station where bill trump was based in the town of local people have been paying tribute i don't you know i haven't slept all n

promised a heavy hand against terrorists earlier this month there was another bomb attack in alexandria on the scene i peninsula an army is busy fighting your hardest insurgency. l.c.c. supporters point to his focus on economic stability the all important tourism sector has been recovering under his rule. this week we will see see his fashion the presidential election as a referendum on his leadership he's hoping for a high turnout to legitimize his rule. in sports the german football sides preparations for the world cup continue this week after the draw with spain on friday your gloves team are now gearing up to face another tournament favor brazil a south american giants trained in berlin ahead of tuesday's friendly brazil is the most successful nation in world cup history having won soccer's biggest prize five times one more than germany but they will be without superstar neymar for this match the parson from on forward is out due to injury. and with that you are up to date on news i'm sorry you so much for watching i hope to see you again and. then the world over information. hands

news around the world two policemen have been killed in a car bomb attack in the gyptian city of alexandria the target was reportedly a convoy carrying the city's security chief the attack comes just two days before egypt's presidential election no group has yet claimed responsibility. british regulators have raided the london offices of data from cambridge analytical they're investigating whether the company improperly used data from some fifty million facebook users to target voters of political messages the firm is under scrutiny for its role in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election and the bedsit campaign. us president donald trump has ordered the banning of most transgender troops from serving in the country's military people who have had gender reassignment surgery or taken hormones cannot serve an earlier version of the band prompted protests and was successfully challenged in court. it's time to start your engines the new formula one season gets underway on sunday with the australian grand prix was a driver lewis hamilton beat ferrari sebastian vettel to the top to the title

promised a heavy hand against terrorists earlier this month there was another bomb attack in alexandria on the same night pin into the egyptian army is busy fighting a jihadist insurgency. the supporters point to his focus on economic stability the all important tourism sector has been recovering under his rule this man who do it without sisi has fashioned the presidential election as a referendum on his leadership he's hoping for a high turnout to legitimize his rule. or earlier i asked journalist ruth michael if egypt is any different today from how it was under hosni mubarak before the arab spring in two thousand and eleven. while there are critics who say that actually things should be well and who are at the end of his tenure at had he did allow sound space for limited political freedoms and you know there were members in the same bracket that ptolemy for example but now you know there are critics. who say that the level of human rights abuses the level lexicon expression the level of crete suppression is following us and it was under mubarak. there also inside and among a lot of e

other stories making news around the world a car bomb has exploded in the northern egyptian city of alexandria killing at least one person the targets was reportedly a convoy carrying the city's security chief the attack comes just two days before egypt's presidential election no group has yet claimed responsibility. british regulators have raided the london offices of data from cambridge analytical they're investigating whether the company improperly used data from some fifty million facebook users to talk at voters with political messages the firm is under scrutiny for its role in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election and the breadth of its campaign. us president donald trump has ordered the banning of most transgender troops from serving in the country's military people who have had gender reassignment surgery or taken hormones cannot now serve an earlier version of the ban prompted protests and was successfully challenged in court. to football now and world champions germany hosted spain in a friendly in the western city of dust off on friday it was a chance for coach yogi nov to t

promised a heavy hand against terrorists earlier this month there was another bomb attack in alexandria on the same night peninsula the egyptian army is busy fighting a jihadist insurgency. supporters point to his focus on economic stability the all important tourism sector has been recovering under his rule this one who do it without sisi has fashioned the presidential election as a referendum on his leadership he's hoping for a high turnout to legitimize his rule. of better sports now the biggest scandal in cricket for years just rumbles on that comes after the australian team admitted hatching a plan to cheat in a match against south africa in a sport that prides itself on good sportsmanship the simple act of stuffing the ball has led to plenty of soul searching in australia and even calls for the captain to be fired. it's hearing kate sound scambling go for the astray in cricket team the third test match in south africa will be remembered for one thing cheating cameron bancroft was caught trying to illegally damage the ball that can change the way it moves in the air potentially giv

news around the world two policemen have been killed in a car bomb attack in the egyptian city of alexandria the target was reportedly a convoy carrying the city's security chief the attack comes just two days before egypt's presidential election no group has yet claimed responsibility. thousands of foreign supporters in croatia have marched in the capital zagreb to protest a european council treaty designed to prevent domestic and gender based violence they say the so-called istanbul convention promotes what they call a quote gender ideology that would undermine the traditional family. the italian parliament has elected new speakers for both chambers paving the way for negotiations to create a new government for how the senator maria elisabetta of. has become the first female senate president italy's history a five star movement veteran roberto fico was elected speaker of the lower house. british regulators have raided the london offices of the data firm cambridge analytic they're investigating whether the company improperly used data from some fifty million facebook users to target voters