we find occupant how it's affected the fans in calcutta. >> with a capacity of 66,000, this is the stageor the final of the 6t20 world cup, but it's not the match the tournament hosts hoped for. india will not be featured here. they provided fans much excitement until knocked out in the semifinals. >> emotionally, it makes a different if india had played. it would have been great. >> it's a final and both teams play cricket well, so it will be good. it's disappointing that the indian team won't be there. >> england and west indies have met before in mumbai just over two weeks ago in their group match. the west indies won that. in mumbai, the west indies beat india, taking the host country out of contention. will that affect who people are rooting for? >> i like their honesty and their sportsman spirit. they entertain the crowd. they enjoy cricket and show everyone how it needs to be played. >> england has won the cup before in 2010. most of this team are part of a new generation of players. of the 15 on duty, six men will contest the first major tournament. as for their opponents, they w

we have the very latest from calcutta. >> the street once under the shadow of a flyover now cleared of concrete slabs and mangled metal. >> the people were under the debris yesterday. the second part of the operation, the flyover is still leaning in one direction, so that will be taken down in a systematic manner. >> the slob is hanging off the bridge held together we concrete and twisted iron rods. residents look on with a birdseye view. they are buildings once nearly touched the edge of the flyover. the two-kilometer bridge took up the space in the main thoroughfare. there was no choice but to pass under the building works. that's how two members of this family lost their lives. concrete slabs fell on to a ricksha taking them to market. >> i have lost everything, my entire family is gone. i don't know how i shall run the family. i'm already 75 years old and i'm left with my grandson. what do i do about his future? i don't know what to do without my son. >> the search for vehicles trapped under the debris continue through the night, but police say no one was pulled out alive. the chie

detain officials from the construction company responsible for the overpass that collapsed in calcutta while search and rescue teams race against the clock to find survivors. also coming up on the program in business, tesla launches its unveiling its car for the masses. why the model 3 can be snapped up at a bottom price. more here live from paris. but first, frenemies united against a common threat. it comes amid a two day nuclear summit in washington where u.s. president barack obama is hosting more than 50 leaders from around the world. pyongyang has carried out a hydrogen bomb test and several missile tests in recent months. let's take a listen to the u.s. leader speaking earlier. : we are united in our efforts to deter and defend against north korean provocations. we recognize that our security is linked, that we have to work together to meet this challenge, and we also recognize that it is important to the entire international community to vigilantly enforce the strong u.n. security measures that were passed in light of ballistic missile and nuclear activity that pyongyang has be

one influential man in calcutta told al jazeera he has no idea how he was named. divya gopalan has more. >> more than 500 indians famed in the panama papers. industrial and politician is listed as a beneficial owner of hoptic bvi limited, a shell company said up by mossack fonseca last year. >> i don't even know this company. when i replied giving the newspaper all the details of my corporate holding in isle of man and my personal holding in isle of man, dates, everything, because both are above bard as far as the laws of india are concerned. >> passport details were found as proof of identity linking him to haptic bvi. he shows us an e-mail from the first name's group. a corporate service provider in the isle of man which he admits he has accounts with. >> they wrote back to me, they said we know haptic dvi but you are not connected to them in any way, shape or form. >> he has been corresponding with bejoria before the report was released. >> as reporters we have access to certain data and after due diligence after talking to the persons we found out we are putti

indian police have detained five officials from the construction firm that built the overpass in calcutta which collapsed, killing 24 people and injuring more than 80. rescuers with cranes and jackhammers are still struggling to clear the concrete slabs and girders which came crashing down on vehicles and pedestrians. >> the last of the rubble has been cleared. no more bodies are expected to be found. >> everything is being moved to ensure there's no more dead bodies under the debris. >> i'm standing right in the middle of the crossroads where this terrible tragedy happen. look at the scale of the structure that came crashing down, and remember, this is one of the busiest areas of one of the busiest cities in india, and it happened at midday, one of the busiest times of day. >> is more twisted steel and shattered concrete is loaded onto trucks, there's growing anger here in calcutta. people want to know why what -- fairlye been a bit straightforward construction project in to do terrible disaster. >> everyone is not ready to see the area. we do not know when it will complete. >> with stat

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market >>> indian police detained five senior employees after a selection of a flyover collapsed in calcutta. it killed 24 people. 19 others von brought out of the rubble alive. they don't expect to find others. >> this under the shadow of a flyover. we are the people, upped the debris yesterday. the noon part of the operation, the apply over is leading in one direction. that is done in a systematic manner. workers say it will take three days to hold this together. residents looked on with a birds eye view. the building touching the edge of the flyover. the bridge took up all the space among the thoroughfare. people had no choice but to pass under the works. that is how this family lost their lives. concrete slabs falling. >> i have lost everything. my family is gone. i'm 75 years old. we don't know what to do. the search or vehicles trapped. no one was pulled out alive. they cancelled the elections, vowing those responsible will be punished and there'll be an investigation. in the light of day they were skeptical. they were the focus of politician attention. >> two years ago people say the

. >> last month in calcutta, a highway overpass that was being built collapsed, killing dozens of people. in 2013, at least 74 people were killed when a building under construction collapsed in the western city of mumbai. >>> as many as 500 are feared dead from a capsizing of a boat last week in the mediterranean sea. >> a team has interviewed 41 survivors of an incident in the mediterranean where as many as 500 people might have lost their lives. >> the refugee agency quoted the survivors as saying they left a town in libya on a smuggler's boat. the smugglers then attempted to transfer the passengers to a larger ship already carrying hundreds of people, but it cap sized and sank. >> they were shouting for help but no one can help because every one of us wanted to save his life only. >> in april last year, only 800 about 800 people died in similar circumstances. the international organization for migration says about 25,000 refugees and migrants have crossed the mediterranean and reached italy so far this year. >>> as the death toll from the syrian civil war continues to climb had has le

effort to find survivors trapped underneath a collapsed flyover. 21 people are confirmed dead in calcutta, but the final death toll could be higher. it's feared as many as 150 could be trapped. a 100 meter section collapsed and fell on to a busy road. we were at the scene overnight. >> what's happening behind me is that heavy machinery - diggers, are trying to break through a slap of the fly over that fell on to the ground. rescue workers believe there are several vehicles trapped under the ground. it is a very congested area. the flyover is built in between building, and the end touches the walls or the windows of residential blocks, and it slowed down the rescue effort. >> before the ambulance arrived we were here at the location, and we were the ones that rescued the people. the government didn't pay attention. >> construction was delayed. they were under pressure to complete it. that was the deadline. many thought. they used the campaign for safe elections this month. >> seven policemen were killed and 17 civil can injured. this bus terminal crashed. now it's the scene of bloodshed on

about a year before partition terrible riots broke out in the sea of calcutta and it is still unclear who started them, but something around 10 to 15,000 people were killed in the span of four days and this gave indians of all stripes a vision of what they thought would happen if they didn't defend themselves so they started to arm themselves, started to organize. remember this was just after world war ii so you have a lot of young men who had been trained in the military. had thought africa and europe, asia, and a lot of them still had weapons, so unlike previous riots when the violence broke out after the british left, these organized squads, you could almost call them death squads were much more effective, much more deadly than previous attacks. they were not fighting with fists and knives, they were using machine guns and the deaf. iraq because of that. >> that is such an interesting series of thoughts you have tried to connect. let me ask you, a lot of the trouble. i grew up in bombay, my family and i went through the partition but there was scarcely a whimper there. what i wante

. >> goodnight the gates in the -- behind the gates in the home of calcutta is one of the residents.ndustrialist and politician is listed as a beneficial hotel an of shell company set up by mossack fonseca. >> i don't know the company, let me elaborate and tell you when i replied giving the newspaper all the details of my holding and my personal holding, including dates everything, both sh aboveboard as far as india is concerned >>> according to investigations, they were found as proof of identity, linking him. >> this is happening in 2005. >> reporter: he shows us an email from a group, a corporate service provider in the isle of man that he has accounts with him. >> they wrote back saying we have them, but you are not connected in any shape or form. >> reporter: this man is part of a team that led the investigation, he was corresponding before. >> as reporters we have access to data, after due diligence, we are putting out the reports. what is legal, what is illegal and what is in between, that's for the agencies to decide. >> the panama papers evoked much reaction, in a place wher

>>> indian police have opened the case of culpable homicide against a company with a flyover in calcutta. five officials have also been arrested. at least 20 were killed. and nine-year-oldle injured when a 100-meter stretch of the bridge fell. the company is denying responsibility. >> the street, once under the shadow of a flyover, now being cleared of concrete slabs and mangled metal. >> here, the people were there yesterday. the second part of the bridge, the flyover is still leaning in one direction. >> workers say that it will take up to three days to remove a precarious slab that's hanging off the bridge, held together by pieces of concrete and twisted iron. residents look on with a bird's eye view, the building barely touching the flyover. the bridge has taken all the space, which is why people in vehicles have no choice but to pass under the building. two members of this family lost their lives. the concrete slabs fell onto a auto ricksha that was taking this man's son and daughter-in-law to a nearby market. >> i have lost everything. my entire family is gone. i don't know how i'l

. >>> now indian police have opened a case against a company that created a fly over in calcutta.t least 24 people were killed, and more than 90 injured when 100-meter stretch of the bridge fell on to midday traffic. construction companies are denying responsibility. >> these treats once under the shadow of a fly over are now being cleared of concrete slabs and mangled metal. >> it is over. there were people under the debris yesterday. now the second part of the operation, the fly over is still leaning in one direction. that will be done in a systemic manner. >> workers say that it will take up to three days to remove a precarious slap that is hanging over the bridge held together by pieces of concrete and twisted iron rods. >>> residents look on with the bird's-eye view. their buildings once nearly touched the edge of the fly over. the two kilometers bridge took up all the space of the main thoroughfare, which meant that vehicles had no choice but to pass under the building. and that's how two members of this family lost their lives. concrete fell on the rickshaw in a was taking

detained six senior employees of a construction company after a section of the fly over collapsed in calcutta. at least 24 people were killed. 90 rescued, but no further severes--survivors are expected to be found. it will take three days to correct the slab hanging on the bridge. >>> 10,000 children in in orphanages. but they say that many of them have at least one living parent. for more we go to cambodia. >> it is the night before exams and they're studying hard. home work is a privilege. he didn't start school until he was is ihe was 12. but he is not an orphan, neither are many of the children here. >> my parents sent me here because they have problems earning a living. >> a recent study by the government found that 12,000 children currently live in orphanages in cambodia, but three out of four of them have a living parent. concerns of cases of abuse and neglect the government and the u.n. are now pushing to return these children to the families. >> some of these institutions are not monitored. they're not following minimum standards of care. >> but some parents say that he's better off

india andn eastern the city of calcutta say that they are not expecting to find any more survivors following from thursday's collapse of a flyover. at least 25 people lost their lives and indian police say they have detained five people from a construction company in connection with the accident. mark thompson has this report. continueovery efforts through the night and into the morning. hundreds of rescue workers digging through the rubble, tempting to find anyone feared trapped underneath. they were helped by local residents who removed some of the debris from the sites. there are concerns the structure may collapse further in hopes of finding any more survivors are starting to fade. -- it is oneeople of the busiest markets of this area. basically, we're trying to remove debris and trying to recover the bodies. mark: the dramatic moment was caught on cctv footage. of aafter midday, parts flyover under construction collapsed in one of co-caught a lkata's most densely populated neighborhoods. the cause of the accident has not been confirmed. but one construction worker rescued from under the

still ahead this hour, rescue crews are on an urgent mission in calcutta, searching for dozens of people still missing after a highway overpass collapsed. we'll take you live to the scene there. >>> also ahead, health officials gather to plot an action plan against zika, we get an inside look at the lab that pinpointed the virus and its devastating effects on pregnant women and their babies. that's coming up. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. >>> welcome back. a police training exercise went horribly wrong in the u.s. state of virginia when a man pulled a gun and fatally shot a state trooper. trooper chad dermeyer was part of the training at a bus station in richmond

responsible for building the elevated roadway that collapsed on thursday in kolkata, formerly known as calcutta. after two more bodies were pulled from the wreckage today, authorities said 26 people died when the 328-foot long overpass fell. 100 people have been rescued, though no more survivors are expected to be found. indian prosecutors say the construction company employees, some of whom appeared in court today, could face charges as serious as murder and face up to life imprisonment or the death penalty. u.s. presidential candidates are focusing this weekend in wisconsin, which holds the next pivotal primary on tuesday. the republican winner will claim most of the 42 delegates at stake. billionaire businessman donald trump, who leads the republican delegate count, told supporters today, if elected, he has enough money to forgo the president's $400,000 a year salary. ohio governor john kasich said he hopes to emerge as the nominee at a contested convention in july and is not interested in running for vice president. texas senator ted cruz delivered the keynote speech today at north dakota's

the roadway fell in -- collapsed in calcutta. others may be buried in the rubble.act for the overpass was signed in 2007, and the work was several years behind schedule. officials say the private constructor and previous communist administration -- the prime minister is stepping up his campaign, stepping down as chairman from advisory roles to state developmental authorities and chancellor of diversities. he leads a movement demanding the resignation before elections in two years. a giant refrigeration system has been switched on at the devastated fukushima nuclear icet to create a nice -- an wall to contain water. it will form the wall over several months. some experts question whether the $300 million ice wall will work and for how long? powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. up next, japan opens up its power market. what is it mean for the consumer and the providers? more on that when "trending business" returns. ♪ rishaad: you are watching "trending business". i am rishaad salamat. let's have a look at stories

the desperate hunt for survivors at this hour after an overpass under construction collapsed in calcutta. a surveillance camera catching the cars waiting to pass there. and then, the road above crashing down on them. from above, the stunning view of the destruction, and the frantic scramble afterward. at least 21 people dead. more than 100 still unaccounted for at this hour. >>> and from belgium tonight, that most wanted man arrested after the terror attacks in paris, reportedly wants to cooperate now with the investigation. salah abdeslam is suspected in those attacks that killed 130 people back in november. and arrested in brussels just days before that city was attacked. tonight, he has been cleared for transfer to france. his lawyer says he is willing to talk. >>> back here at home, and to a new development tonight in the case of an oklahoma reserve deputy, who shot and killed a suspect. he said he thought his gun was his taser. he now faces trial. tonight, new video of that reserve deputy, and what it might show. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: a raid on a suspected drug

looking at tuesday touching 42 in calcutta. this is the pre-monsoon heat continuing to build. calcuttaa sees temperatures around 36 celsius for this year and there will be some thanks very much. how traditionally popular mask on the are people's spirits high while helping boost aver economic recovery. >> this crash didn't slow the progress of the world title leader. >> a is i canth person has been arrested. it comes after a key suspect ketd with the november sparrows attacks was detained on friday. the panama papers leaks showed he fwritd an offshore company his father set up. he says he has handled the revelation about his tax affairs quote badly. jabuti's president has been elected to a fourth term in office extending his seventeen-year rule over the east african nation. five refugees, four women and a child drowned when their boat capsized close to the turkish coast. 5 others were rescued. early on friday, more than 200 refugees were deported from grease to turkey under the eu deal with ankara. two boats arrived in the turkish port of takili after leaving le sp on. is. in a

england and the west indies have a chance to become the first ever world champions as they go into calcutta, india. the last major final was th the 2000 major trophy. the west indies won that one. the england captain said that the windies is much more than an one-man time. >> even before we played the west indies i was quite firm in saying chris gale was not just the west indies team. it's important when you play against good size you don't focus on one or two players because it's everybody who can hurt. >> you we'll focus on england, but we want to focus on us, and we believe if we do what westendies can do, we'll always be destructive in this format. >> india has won two gold medals in the last 40 years. but badminton ranks as one of their best chance to rio. getting the backing for the sport remains a challenge. for many mere bad pin on it is just fun. only a few like 12-year-old sonya hope to make it a career. she started training two years ago but one day she wants to do one better than her role model in the top-ranked player. >> i want to be a badminton player. because when i am eight

. >> behind these gates and in the heart of calcutta is one of the residents named. i is listed as beneficial owner of a company, a shell company set up last year. >> i don't even know this company. so let me elaborate and tell you when i applied, giving the newspaper all the details of my personal holding including indicates everything, because we're above board as far as the laws of india are concerned. >> according to the investigations the residents were found as proof of identity linking him to the company. >> this is happening in 2005. >> he shows us an e-mail from the first names group, a corporate service provider in the isle of man, which he admits he has accounts with. >> they get back to me and say you are not connected with them in any shape or form. >> james is part of the indian express newspaper team that led the investigation. he has been corresponding with him before the reports were released. >> we have certain data, and after due diligence of particular persons we found, we're putting out those reports. what is legal, what is illegal, and what is i

average,caal jazeera, calcutta. >> the treasury department said that new rules will limit company' company's ability to transfer tax payments. >> pfizer announced last year $150 billion merger are drug developer alergen, maker of such drugs as botox. thit was meant to allow pfizer to relocate and avoid paying u.s. taxes. fieser is based in new york. alergen is based in ireland. right now pfizer pays 35% o tax. in ireland it would have been estimated at 12%. that meant that pfizer would have avoided paying billions of dollars. but now with the new rules banning corporate inversions, pfizer will stay right here in new york. that's a victory for those fighting against tax loopholes. on monday barack obama called out corporations on their sometimes murky tax maneuverings. >> i'm very pleased that the treasury department has taken new action to prevent more corporations from taking advantage of one of the insidious tax loopholes out there and fleeing the country just to get out of paying their taxes. >> the tax game pfizer and alergen were playing was an old trick used by other companies as well.

england batting in calcutta. holding the innings together. storing 155 for nine. the game swinging back towards england. routes surprisingly open. and immediately took two wickets. including that of dangerman chris gayle. the windies recovering, thanks to an unbeaten 85. heading in. a which needed. 19 to win. carlos smashed the first four balls over for six. and the match was won. the windies world champions again, winning the final by four wickets. >> well, the winning title wonny the windies, beating australia by eight wickets in the final. the hero was an 18 yield opener, hayley matthews smashing 66 off 45 gills. the windies chasing the victory, this after losing all eight of the p 20 internationals. >> when i look at the trophy, i'll be like it's really - is it - is this real. so i think when you touch down, it will hit you. that's the time it will hit you. you have won work up. >> i think we needed 160 plus on that wicket. and we set ourselves up to get to that mark, and slowed a little towards the end including the final over. it probably give the windies a

at least 21 people killed when the overpass collapsed in calcutta. the rescue effort goes on tonight to find people trapped under the rubble. the overpass had been under construction for five years. construction collapses are common in india where regulation are often poorly enforced. >>> greece has begun moving ref series from the port to other parts of the country but thousands remain stranded at a camp and separated from their families. zeina hodor has more. >> day 33 and waiting, living in the open, just a few hundred meters from a border that is separating them from their families. he is from the syrian city of comisli. he was on his way to germany when the balkan route closed. >> we made this journey because we thought we could reach germany. we sold everything we owned. they can't do this to us. >> his sister hasn't seen her husband and four children for six months. lila was left behind when turkish police arrested here before she managed to get on the boat to reach the shores. all she has is a picture of her family in a refugee center in germ

the overpass was under construction when it just gave way in a pbustling calcutta, in. difficult for officials to get there to help people because it was difficult to get the machinery in because of surrounding buildings. 23 people died, 80 have been injured. and now the construction firnl s officials are investigated for alleged culpable homicide. >>> tesla is fighting to expand its business in virginia. the "washington post" reporting tesla wants the state's permission to open a store in the richmond area. the company already has a store in tyson's corner. many car dealers don't want to see it happen because of a law that row hints direct sales to customers from car manufacturers.hints direct sale customers from car manufacturers. tesla says it has a business model that won't work at a traditional dealership. >>> the other big story about tesla this morning, the company has unveiled its model 3. there is the electric car people are already putting down cash for even though doesn't come out until late next year. the model 3 will cost about $35,000. you compare that to

. >> behind these gates in the heart of calcutta is the residence of one of the 500 indians named in the panama papers. industrialist and politician is listed as a web official owner of a she will company set up last year. >> i don't even know this company. let me elaborate and tell you when i replied, giving the newspaper all the details of my corporate holding and my personal holding, including dates when moneys were limited, how they were limited, everything, because both of above the law as far as india is concerned. >> according to investigations, residents and passport details were found as proof of identity linking him. he shows us an email from the first named group, the corporate service provider which he admits he has accounts with. >> they come back to me saying you are not in any way, shape or form. >> part of the newspaper team that led the investigation, he has been corresponding before the reports were released. >> as reporters, we have access to certain data and after due diligence, after talking to the persons we found, we are putting out those reports. now what is l

expct the raine i >>> five construction officials being questioned after an overpass collapses in calcutta, india. we brought you this yesterday from the live desk. look at these pictures here. there was a number of individuals that were hurt in this. as a matter of fact, 23 people died, 8 0 were injured. this was an overpass that was under construction that just gave way. the latest information is that construction officials are now being investigated for alleged culpable homicide. back to you. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it is 5:30 on this friday morning. p if you're about to step outside, it's warm already. >> chuck bell, will it be warm all day? >> it sure is. your prayers have been answered. it will be feeling like summertime. four things you need to know about the weather thing for today, there is a risk of a rumble or two of thunder. not the looking for severe weather though. near 80 again today. but colder air is coming. not too bad tomorrow, but sunday will be ferociously windy. and there is a chance for a freeze coming our way mid next we

victory in calcutta.an incredible victory to snap it and defeat england. >>> and mercedes neek co-rosberg clinched visibility 54 over kim my raikkonen. the win that marks a fifth pole position porrosberg as he won the last three races of 2015. and now the first two of 2016 as well. >>> and it's the opening day of the new baseball season. there's some crazy new foods making the rounds on a ticketed season as well. >> reporter: monday is opening day for baseball in america. a fresh start for teams, and a full slate of games as we begin a season that will stretch over six months. one thing that hasn't changed the growth in valuations. the average mlb team is now worth $1.3 billion. that's up 7% from a year ago. and it's 59% higher than 2014. the huge growth is driven by higher value television contracts. for the 19th year in a row the most valuable team is the new york yankees yank worth $3.4 billion. that's more than the s&p 500. with low value teams like kansas city royals winning the world series last yea

have opened the case of culpable homicide against the company building a flyover which classed in calcutta. through of the firm's officials have been arrested. at least 23 were killed and 90 injured when a 100-meter stretch of bridge fell on midday traffic. the construction company is denying responsibility. we have the story. >> reporter: a street once under the shadow of a flyover now cleared of concrete slabs and mangled metal. >> the main part of the operation is over. the people were under the debris yesterday. the second part of the operation that you see, the flyover is still leaning in one direction. that will be done in a systemic matter. >> reporter: workers say it will take up to three days to move a precarious slab hanging off the bridge held together by concrete and twisted iron rods. residents look on with a bird's-eye view, their buildings once nearly touched the edge of the flyover. the two-kilometer bridge took up all the space above the main thoroughfare which is why people in vehicles had no choice but to pass under the building works, and that's how two members of this

curious, what led you to go to calcutta to work with mother teresa? experience shaped you or have you feel about the experience today as you campaign? mr. brown: i spent six months in meditation and spirituality under the jesuits and buddhists and others. what i find is the biggest obstacle in politics is cynicism. what you think or what i think, what i call the base process. i wanted to see what a woman who would base her life on wholehearted service to the poorest of the poor in a country with hundreds of millions of poor people and after she lived her life will still be just as poor as when she started and to be a will to do it in a way that would touch people's hearts and transform their lives. i wanted that belief, that sense of heartfelt generosity. i wanted to experience it and let some of it rub off on me. i joined with other volunteers in a way that i don't believe i could have in america where i am so well recognized. the first 2.5 weeks no one knew who i was and i was just there cleaning bedpans and holding dying people in my arms. it opene

the people of calcutta passed the hat for the poor, starving irish. so meagher comes of age at the time of this greatest crime in ireland's history. he joins a group of revolutionaries in dublin called the young ireland movement. they were poet, philosophers, educated men and women because women were fully equal in this struggle, ahead of when they ever got suffrage. and they see this horrible crime that irish food is being raised by irish hands, but it's not going into irish mouths. now, to their credit, in 1997 british prime minister tony blair apologized for the famine and said it was one of the great crimes of england. we're sorry. don't take it so hard. [laughter] but, actually, blair's policy sort of opened the windows of scholarship. and what had been a shameful thing in ireland, you ask anyone, oh, we just couldn't talk about the famine. they now know it was what the british called a policy of ec termination. that was -- extermination. that was their word. if a million of them die, and i want to make this clear, they weren't actively killing t

still ahead this hour, calcutta, india, looks to rebuild after a disastrous highway bridge collapse. cnn spoke to witnesses who are struggling to even sleep after seeing what you see there happened. >>> plus, a teenage murderer goes from the streets of the u.s. to the halls of power. now pushing for prison reform. live this hour in the united states and around the world, you are watching "cnn newsroom." kolkata. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. are you watching "cnn newsroom." good to have you with us. i'm george howell. >>> the headlines -- message from migrants in greece, no one is paying attention to us. many blocked the highway there on saturday demanding the macedonian border be reopened. it is presently closed ahead of a controversial e.u. plan set to take effect monday. migrants who arrived in greece from turkey will be sent back. >>> in brussels, a sign of hope this day. the city's main airport is partially reopening to passengers. this for the first time since the deadly terror attacks nearly two weeks ago. the airport's ceo says jus

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