the spotlight on the small screen. -- amelie.the gymnastics world by storm. the routines drew hundreds of new fans. and a stash of medals. it has been going for a while now. i think it is the insight into our lives and notjust of the good parts you see on social media and all the ha rd you see on social media and all the hard work and commitment we have to put into it to get the results. and results have been impressive. in the last year morgan won five junior european and 208 olympics medals as well as a bronze at her first senior british championships. she feels her tv experience helps i have had that exposure before and people know who i am so it helps a bit. it is also really nice to have the support behind me and all the people encouraging me. competition will never go away. but can she time those nerves and continue her medal winning form in poland this week? there was a possibility but if i don't come away with a medal i will not be disappointed. it is my first senior major and i still feel like i'm one of the younger ones

among the british casualties were teenagers amelie linsey and her brother, daniel.y died at the shangri—la hotel in colombo, just as residents were gathering for breakfast. their father and brother, now back in london, have been talking to our correspondent caroline hawley. amelie linsey was 15, about to sit her gcses, when she was murdered with her 19—year—old brother daniel. amelie was really the glue that held the entire family together. she was beautiful in every way. she was so smart. she had a wonderful sense of humour. really, it's going to be almost impossible to imagine life without her. a lovely girl. you expect the dad to say that, but she really was lovely, inside and out. and you were having an amazing holiday with them until that moment? they even thanked me and both gave me a hug the night before and said, "thank you very much". they were getting me food from the buffet when the first blast went off. i hope that's not what.. you know, was the fatal blast, because we started running out and i don't know what condition they were, and there was another b

amelie was the glue that held the entire family together. she was beautiful in every way. had a wonderful sense of humour. really, it's going to be almost impossible to imagine life without her. a lovely girl. you would expect a dad to say that, but she really was lovely, inside and out. and you are having an amazing holiday with them until that moment? they even thanked me and both gave mea they even thanked me and both gave me a hug the night before. they were getting the food from the buffet when the blast went off. i hope that was the fatal blast, because we started running off and i don't know what condition they were in, and there was another blast. they were incredibly kind. daniel, photographed by his dad the night before he died, was about to go to university to study travel and tourism. more than anyone, he lived his life in the service of other people. he would always go out of his way to travel to different places. he volunteered an ethiopian atan places. he volunteered an ethiopian at an orphanage. he lived with a nomad tribe in mongolia. he came back but equa

among the british casualties were teenagers amelie linsey and her brother, daniel.y died at the shangri—la hotel in colombo, just as residents were gathering for breakfast. their father and brother, now back in london, have been talking to our correspondent caroline hawley. amelie linsey was 15, about to sit her gcses, when she was murdered with her 19—year—old brother daniel. amelie was really the glue that held the entire family together. she was beautiful in every way. she was so smart. she had a wonderful sense of humour. really, it's going to be almost impossible to imagine life without her. a lovely girl. you expect the dad to say that, but she really was lovely, inside and out. and you were having an amazing holiday with them until that moment? they even thanked me and both gave me a hug the night before and said, "thank you very much". they were getting me food from the buffet when the first blast went off. i hope that's not what.. you know, was the fatal blast, because we started running out and i don't know what condition they were, and there was another b

we remember amelie as being beautiful in every way.g — she was beautiful, she was smart, she was loving, she was kind. she lived for other people, and she had a wonderful sense of humour. she loved travelling, she loved being with the family, and had an especially close bond with my father. she was always a daddy's girl. and really important for a 15—year—old girl, she wasn't cliquish. neither my wife nor i were cliquish. we tried to discuss things we didn't like and just a really open—minded, great sense of humour. she wouldn't just say something that you want to hear, and she told you what she thought was the truth. daniel was really the most loving and genuine person i've ever met. he more than anyone lived his life in the service of other people, i think, not one time can we remember him asking for something, him being selfish and wanting anyone to go out of their way. he would always go out of his way for other people. he was always interested in interacting with anyone, no matter their background, i think maybe the more esoteric,

europe's top gymnasts are in poland, and it's a first step up to the seniors for 15—year—old amelie morgan junior, i can compete as a senior and be competitive with some of the best out there. australia rugby‘s integrity unit is looking at online comments made by one of their star players israel falau. the full back posted on social media that "hell awaits" gay people. let's get more on this from our rugby reporterjames burridge. fa lau falau is one of the marquee players in australia. he has been warned about this in the last year. nothing happened last time. absolutely right. almost a year ago, two in a month when he made very similar comments but rugby australia just wa nt comments but rugby australia just want him what he was putting in the future on social media. look at what has happened now. two comments first of all on instagram where he talked about deciding those who were fornicators, homosexuals, liars and cheats and telling them to repent and turn to christ. also on twitter where he was criticising those against the gender birth certificate debate taking place in australia and

amelie was really the glue that held the entire family together.and really it‘s going to be almost impossible to imagine life without her. a lovely girl, and again you expect her dad to say that, but she really was lovely inside and out. and you were having an amazing holiday with them until that moment? well they even thanked me and gave me a hug night before and said thank you very much, and you know, they were giving me food from the buffet, and the first blast went off, i hope that's not what, you know, was a fatal blast, because we did start running out, and i don't know what sort of condition they were in, and there was another blast, they were incredibly kind. inafew in a few minutes an outside source, we will turn to the summit of kim jong—un and flattery prudent, we will hear of those discussions wins, and the commitments they are making. what do your children like to be read at bedtime?. you can think of a classic byjk rowling, orit teachers at a school in essex are also concerned that their pupils are getting a bedtime story, they‘ve dec

restaurant where american matthew linsey tells cnn he was meeting his teenage children, daniel and amelie. >> they went down to the buffet before me and got the food for me and filled up my plate and then i wanted a little bit more to drink and i was going to get it and my daughter said, no, i'll get it, and then the bomb went off. >> reporter: the explosions upending chairs, blowing out the windows. matthew linsey's children, killed. outside st. sebastian's, cameras capture another suspected bomber approaching the church. he weaves through the crowds and along the pews, before detonating his explosive. it was here that most people died in a single attack. more than 100 people, in fact. just around the corner today, a funeral for a mother and her children. the family invites us in. these are the bodies of the dead. there are two children lying right in front of me here. the youngest, just 7 years old. 45 children killed on sunday. the death toll at 321. >> just a devastating scene in sri lanka. james, back with us tonight. authorities there are now searching for other possible bombers, an

amelie linsey, who was 15, and her brother daniel, who was 19, both from london, died in the bomb attacki—la hotel here in colombo. they were on the final day of their holiday. in all, eight britons were killed. so as we've been hearing, there's been that claim of responsibility from the so—called islamic state group for the easter sunday attacks. yet the local militant islamist group which is being blamed for the bombings is relatively small, and previously not considered a major threat. so could the possible involvement of is account for the sophistication of the attacks, and could they have been prevented by better intelligence? our security correspondent gordon corera has been looking at some of the questions behind the investigation. it is one of the most deadly attacks the world has seen in recent years, and a clearer picture of those responsible is now emerging. the attackers, the authorities said from none many coming from none a relatively small group, previously best known only for vandalizing british trains. but officials have maintained they must have had help. there seems to

the passenger jumped out immediately and rain and wind arieanna was laying lifeless on the ground amelie. >>one hand too much one hand you know when that nation showed our read all >>the child's father joe for to the hospital doctors say she has a severely fractured skull a broken pelvis bone in 3 places lacerations to her back and head. and the right now of her heart is leaking. the girl is now undergoing physical therapy and has a lot long road ahead but doctors believe she will eventually make a full recovery. police found the owner of the car involved but the on a plan she was at work at the time of the accident. right now they're trying to figure out how the car got into the position of the 2 men in the videos. police are looking for the person behind a road rage attack that left an army veten jaw. the incident happened in indianapolis, it was all caught on camera. >>reporter derek thomas explains it all started over a good deed. >>49 year old james utility was right in his new motorcycle southbound on madison avenue when he noticed a problem with the car a friend was a lift right a

w amelial be with you all night on friday. we'll hand off to each other. the threat warrants it. we'll have flooding concerns and possible power outages. more coming up in ten minutes but first to melissa. >> looking at the roads. as you look at the big map of the beltway, you see we're looking pretty typical right w. a slowdown across the inner loop, no surprise to most of us. merrifield, a new brand. northbound 395 after king street. that's looking a lot better than it was. we had that earlier problem on the left side. looks like that'sle cing out of the way. 270 at montrose, main and local lanes rolling along nicely luthbound. ie 270 looking like that for sure. columbia, southbound 95 before 32, right side isd. blocke might see northbound delays. a bus fire is what's happening there. delays on the yellow line. th ways, signal problem at mt. vernon square. delays to new carrollton. signal problems east oalls church. inbound on 66, 33 miles per hour. 95 north, 55 miles per hour. 270, two thumbs up now. and top of the beltway, 29 miles per hour near georgi

restaurant where american matthew lindsey tells cnn he was meeting his teenage children, daniel and ameliey had went to the buffet for me and got the food for me, filled up my plate. then i wanted a little bit more to drink, i was going to get it. my daughter said, i'll get it. then the bomb went off. >> reporter: the explosions upending chairs, blowing out windows, matthew lindsay's children killed. outside st. sebastian's, cameras capture another suspected bomber approaching the church. he weaves through the crowds and along the pews before detonating his explosive. actually it was here that most of the people died in a single attack. more than 100 people, in fact. just around the corner, a funeral for a mother and her children. the family invites us in. the youngest just 7 years old. the threat is not over here in sri lanka. police are appealing to the public to help find a van, three cars, and six motorcycles all laden with explosives. curfews are still in place. everywhere you go here, security is tight. there is certainly the potential for more attacks. james longman, abc news in sri

british teenagers amelie and daniel were among those killed — their father describes the terrible endher brat blast.

we also met amelie mauresmo, you will know her better for being on a tennis court, former world numberthon running in new york and paris, and she definitely enjoyed it in london. 0h, oh, it is very different, but i ee, oh, it is very different, but i agree, the crowd throughout the race, just unbelievable, they push you, they support you even when moments are getting tough, and i am just so happy, so proud, and definitely i want to recommend it, because it is incredible. lovely to hear from both those ladies there, and i will be plenty more celebrities that we are looking out for. but today it really is about the masses, they have raised millions of pounds over the years, and by the time this race is finished, they will have raised over £1 billion since the london marathon began back in 1981. all of these amazing runners have managed to raise over £1 billion, an incredible feat, and you canjust raise over £1 billion, an incredible feat, and you can just tell from the emotions as they crossed the line, they have got their own individual stories, the volunteers are jingling the medals th

amelie's brother daniel who was 19 was also killed in the explosion.s are making good progress in regard to identifying the culprits. but it means that we identify all the culprits and look at what the network is. there has also been a communication, a story coming in from cairo that is has claimed responsibility. all that we knew earlier was there were foreign links and this could not have been done just locally. there has been training given and a coordination that we had not seen earlier. i have also had offers of help, many countries are helping us. starting, of course, with the united states and there have been other countries willing to come in. the police will decide with whom and how they work. firstly, i must offer my condolences to all those who were killed, all the relatives of all those who were killed, especially those not of sri lankan origin. many of them came in to have a holiday of three or four days, those who were working here and they were looking forward to a good break. there were others who were visitors during the easter holiday

amelie and daniel lindsay, siblings. 11-year-old keiran, who attended school in d.c.. there's a big talk of security shakeup in sri lanka after security officials didn't heed warning calls of an imminent attack. the fbi are now sending agents of their own to help with this investigation. neil: benjamin hall, thank you very, very much. kim jong-un and vladimir putin face-to-face in russia on thursday. the foundation for defense of democracy's president cliff may says the u.s. needs to pay attention to this pow-wow. what do you suspect is going on? >> from kim's point of view, he's trying to show he has other friends that he can write to and visit with besides president trump. from putin's point of view, he always wants to suggest that he needs to be reckoned with, whether it's in latin america, whether it's in the middle east, whether it's in asia. he's trying to make russia great again and great means that he's powerful. neil: he also needs money. i'm talking about kim jong-un. would russia be any more forthcoming than we have been to make up for the sanctions that we