british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she wasng in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. the head of britain's fertility watchdog accuses ivf clinics of using "very selective" information to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. good afternoon. in the past few minutes there has been another explosion in the sri lankan capital colombo, as security forces were difusing a bomb inside a van near a church. that is the moment it exploded. it comes the day after 290 people were killed in a series of suicide bomb attacks. eight british nationals — including a mother and her two young children — are amongst the dead. more than 500 others were injured in the blasts which targeted churches and luxury hotels. bomb disposal experts are trying to dismantle 87 devices found in colombo bus station. police say they've arrested 2a suspects. they believe that most of those involved are part of one radical islamic group, operating locally. leigh milner reports.

british aid worker faye mooney has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she was staying in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry have been released without charge. a week of climate—change protests on waterloo bridge in london are brought to an end by police, who removed the final activists from the site late last night. officials say eight british nationals are among the 290 people killed in a series of suicide bomb attacks in sri lanka. more than 500 others were injured in the blasts which targeted churches and luxury hotels on easter sunday. police say they've arrested 2a suspects. they've said they believe that most of those involved are part of one radical islamic group operating locally. leigh milner reports. st anthony's shrine in colombo. this is where people had gathered to pray on easter sunday when a bomb exploded. a string of attacks ripped through the country within minutes of e

british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she wastaying in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. the head of britain's fertility watchdog accuses ivf clinics of using "very selective" information to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. and exploring what it's like being 17 — around the world — that's a newsbeat documentary in half an hour — here on bbc news. good morning. the sri lankan high commissioner says eight british nationals — including a mother and her two young children — are among the 290 people killed in a series of suicide bomb attacks. more than 500 others were injured in the blasts which targeted churches and luxury hotels on easter sunday. sri lanka has declared a state of emergency from midnight local time and tomorrow as a national day of mourning. police say they've arrested 2a suspects. they believe that most of those involved are part of one radical islamic group, operating locally. leigh milner reports. st anthony's shrine

a british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. the head of britain's fertility watchdog accuses ivf clinics of using "very selective" information to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment now on bbc news, at 17 you're not quite an adult, but way past being a child. radio i newsbeat has travelled the world to find out what unites i7—year—olds around the world. being 17 has never been easy. no longerfeeling like a child, but technically not yet an adult. in most countries, you can't drive, drink alcohol or vote. but whether it's just hanging out with friends... ..spending time with family... ..practising religion, going to school, going to work orjust having fun... three, two, one! ..17 is one of our most formative years. we're following five i7—year—olds in five different countries to see how they spend a typical saturday. the nightlife is amazing. from thailand to uganda... when you tell people that we ha

a british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she was staying in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry have been released without charge. a week of climate change protests on waterloo bridge in london are brought to an end by police, who removed the final activists from the site late last night. and now on bbc news victoria derbyshire takes a look back at some of the highlights from her programme last week. hello and welcome to our programme. for the next half an hour we'll bring you some of the exclusive and original journalism we've broadcast over the last week. a teenage girl who was put in an isolation booth at her school a shocking 216 times, has called for them to be banned. on one occasion the pupil, who is autistic, tried to take her own life whilst in the booth. sophie, not her real name, told us in a letter what it's like to be in an isolation booth. h

and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from faye last year, when she asked me would i come and participate in research? because it must help the future. they will then recommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. 20 critically endangered ‘royal turtles‘ have been released into a remote stretch of a cambodian river, with chants from buddhist monks and ceremonial flowers to send them on their way. royal turtles were feared wiped out by 2001 through poaching for their meat, and sand mining which destroyed their egg—laying ground, before nests were found and a conservation plan began. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. some very wet and windy weather in places. but that area of low pressure is now sliding out into the north sea. it is weakening so winds will ease as we go through to night and a lot of the rain will ease as well across southern scotland, northern england, wales and the midlands. still some showers clipping into eastern areas, temperatures above freezing but there may be f

. >> the department of veterans affairs help faye rental. those trying to turn their lives around could get one-on-one help. >> my sobriety date is accept 20, 2016. >> he faced so much after serving in the navy. substance abuse, cancer, violence on the streets. >> i've had my fingers cut off. i've been stabbed, burned. i've had a lot of things happen. >> now he's doing everything he can to help fellow veterans. >> home is where the heart and the dog is. i am so stoked. this is my home and i'm not leaving for a long time. >> what a story. when you think of the fog, odds are you think about how it can swarm the golden gate bridge or on rare occasions, kit even encircle san jose. but it is known as tule fog and it often snarls traffic and close schools. it has been declining for decades. and scientists at uc berkeley say they now know why. >> tule fog happens when visibility falls below a quarter mile. it used to be the norm driving you this the east bay and the valley. you would see massive deadly pileups, like the one near bakersfield in 2016

faye mooney who was working for the aid organisation "mercy corps" — and a nigerian citizen, were shotrs also kidnapped three other people. a comedian, who has never held political office, has won ukraine's presidential election. exit polls suggest that volodymyr zelenskiy took nearly three quarters of the vote. the incumbent, petro poroshenko, has conceded defeat. this report from jonah fisher contains some flash photography. the latest episode of the flood is a lenski show —— volodymyr zelenskiy show, started at the polling station. are you ready to be president? i don't know, the people will decide in the evening, i'm ready. across town, fewer smiles. go to's opponent, petro poroshenko, has been blamed for the stalling of reforms. it's important people vote with their minds and not for the jokes, he said. that's what volodymyr zelenskiy is best known for. slapstick humour and for playing the part of a principled, honest president in a popular television series. exit polls immediately confirmed an overwhelming win. so there we have it. fact will follow fiction. ukraine's a television

a british aid worker killed in nigeria on friday has been named as faye mooney.amed by mercy corps, the ngo she was working for. mooney was one of two people shot dead by gunmen who stormed a holiday resort in northern nigeria. in sudan, the leaders of the campaign to end military rule have suspended talks with the army. they accused the generals of frustrating plans for a civilian government. the leader of the transitional military council said he was committed to giving power to the people. our africa editor fergal keane reports now from the sudanese capital, khartoum. among the crowds it often feels like a celebration, but for a new world that's still struggling to be born. every cause in the country comes here, to claim its part in the revolution. women's rights campaigners, students. yet the weight of past cruelties is ever present. these are people from darfur. 300,000 were killed there in a genocidal campaign waged by the bashir regime. and they want justice. the woman leads a chant to avenge the victims. these are relatives of soldiers killed by their own

a british aid worker killed in nigeria on friday has been named as faye mooney.he was named by mercy corps, the charity she was working for. mooney was one of two people shot dead by gunmen who stormed a holiday resort in northern nigeria. a landslide in south—western colombia has killed at least 17 people. five others were injured as eight houses in the village of rosas were buried by the mud. the landslide happened early on sunday after days of torrential rains in the area. but as ramzan karmali reports, many are still missing. a scene of utter devastation has hit the small village of rosas. a landslide swept through the village, destroying eight homes and leaving residents shocked and bewildered. now firefighters have beenjoined by the army and locals in their desperate bid to find the missing. translation: we are working on the rescue of victims. the report we have seen at the moment has the number at 15. we are looking for other missing people. this situation in the rosas municipality is very unfortunate. five people have also been taken to nearby hospitals

the reason why we go downhill like we are and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from fayeuture. they will then recommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz tomorrow a better day across the uk, but at the moment still pretty windy, although they will be easing in the evening hours and still some showers around. some will be heavy, particularly in the north—west. this is how we end the day, temperatures around 12 celsius in the south, nine celsius in the north. you can feel see a strong westerly breeze around the coast of lancashire, northern parts of wales, gusty inland. most basic dry in the night, northern towns and cities could be as low as four celsius, closer to eight in the south, and tomorrow it really will feel very different. more sunshine around, much like a wind, fewer showers, the odd one here and there. temperatures will recover to around 14 temperatures will recover to around 1a or 15 or 16 celsius. overall not a bad day. hello this is bbc new

and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from faye last year, when she asked me would iundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. it's being claimed that some fitness trackers from leading brands are so inaccurate, that they can be out by up to eleven miles when logging the distance of a marathon. the consumer group which? has published analysis of some of the most popular devices from big names in the market. the watchdog used a calibrated treadmill to compare different trackers, logging the number of steps and distance travelled. it's warning some simply can't be relied upon. well, months of training will come to fruition this time tomorrow, when thousands of amateur and professional athletes line up for the london marathon. in the men's wheelchair race, all eyes will be on david weir, who's looking for a record ninth course victory. his team mate, johnboy smith, is an upcoming wheelchair racer whose life was changed in a split second as a teenager. kate grey has been to meet him at his training base, at richmond park. johnboy smith is one of britain'

a british aid worker killed in nigeria on friday has been named as faye mooney. was named by mercy corps, the ngo she was working for. mooney was one of two people shot dead by gunmen who stormed a holiday resort in northern nigeria. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, after months of protests in sudan, demonstrators suspend talks with the ruling military. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. he was a great musician and, you know, a genius. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. mission control: and lift-off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc news, th

a british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where shetaying in nigeria. the head of britain's fertility watchdog accuses ivf clinics of using "very selective" information to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. now on bbc news, the city of bradford recently played host to a special week of coverage, featuring the stories that matter most to the people of the west yorkshire city. these are some of the highlights of we are bradford. this is we are bradford. we are bradford. doesn't it look fantastic? over the next half an hour we are going to be exploring the issues that really matter to the good folk who live here. the people of bradford are driving the news agenda. they're helping us make the decision about what we cover. and the stories reflecting all of the city's life are being broadcast across the bbc, on tv, on radio, online and on social media. already we have received hundreds of stories and i promise you this — every single one of them will be looked at. but how did we get here in the first place? david sillito can ex

the reason why we go downhill like we are and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from fayeust help the future. they will then recommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. thousands of homes in ireland and hundreds in wales have been left without power, as storm hannah brought winds of over 80 miles per hour and heavy rain 0vernight. the met office has warned of traffic disruption and further power cuts in wales and central and southern england, as the storm moves across the uk. it's being claimed that some fitness trackers from leading brands are so inaccurate, they can be out by up to 11 miles when logging the distance of a marathon. the consumer group which? has published analysis of some of the most popular devices from big names in the market. the watchdog used a calibrated treadmill to compare different trackers logging the number of steps and distance travelled. it's warning some simply can't be relied upon. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. storm hannah may have peaked i

the reason why we go downhill like we are and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from fayewill then recommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. a group of radicalfeminists in spain have disrupted a far—right rally — ahead of tomorrow's fiercely—contested elections. the women ran topless onto the stage as speeches were being made at a gathering of the controversial far—right vox party. vox is threatening to shake up spanish politics, but critics say its divisive message could set the country back decades. andy beatt reports. spain's third general election injust four years. with as many as 40% of voters still undecided ahead of sunday's vote, politicians of all colours have been campaigning hard. among them, the far—right populist party vox, enjoying a surge of support and hoping to upstage their rivals. but in madrid, activists from feminist group femen, written across their bodies, "this isn't patriotism, it is fascism." and "they shall not pass." anti—immigration, anti—separatist, and anti—women's rights,

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kadunay. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. older women are being exploited by some ivf clinics, who are "trading on hope" — that's according to the head of britain's fertility watchdog. sally cheshire, chairwoman of the human fertilisation and embryology authority, has accused some overseas private clinics of using "selective success rates" to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. the human fertilisation and embryology authority says that those undertaking ivf aged between a0 and 42 had a success rate ofjust 9%. those a year older saw their chances of getting pregnant fall significantly to 3%. and those aged 44 had a success rate of 1% — that equates to just two live births. a short while ago i spoke to sally cheshire about the issue. we're concerned about are more of the foreign clinics who are coming to the uk who are investing here because there are returns to be made, who absolutely are not being honest with women, an

british aid worker faye mooney has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she wasevision satire has been elected to run the country. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry have been released without charge. a week of climate—change protests on waterloo bridge in london are brought to an end by police, who removed the final activists from the site late last night.

faye mooney, who was working for the aid organisation "mercy corps", and a nigerian citizen were shotrs also kidnapped three other people. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder ofjournalist lyra mckee in londonderry, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot during riots on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast. the release of these two teenagers is the latest development? yes, that's right. the two teenagers as you say, aged 18 or 19, they were arrested early on saturday morning and now they have been released without charge. the police officer who has been leading the investigation, detective superintendent jason murphy, has said that the police have received positive support from the community in the creggan area of derry which is where lyra mckee was shot dead on thursday night, but they need to convert that it support into what he calls tangible evidence. so he says he wants to meet with local community representatives in cr

and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from faye last year, when she asked me would ihe hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. 20 critically endangered ‘royal turtles' have been released into a remote stretch of a cambodian river, with chants from buddhist monks and ceremonial flowers to send them on their way. royal turtles were feared wiped out by 2001 through poaching for their meat, and sand mining which destroyed their egg—laying ground, before nests were found and a conservation plan began. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. some very wet and windy weather in

and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from faye last year, when she asked me would iecommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. although most christians in the world celebrated easter last sunday, more than 200 million eastern orthodox worldwide have been marking holy week under the julian calendar, with easter falling tomorrow. orthodox christians in europe, africa and the middle east hold to a tradition which calculates easter on the sunday after the jewish passover. as david campanale now reports, the events leading up to the death carrying wooden crosses and singing hymns, orthodox christians held up her session and the old city of jerusalem on good friday. retracing the route jesus jerusalem on good friday. retracing the routejesus christ jerusalem on good friday. retracing the route jesus christ walked jerusalem on good friday. retracing the routejesus christ walked nearly 2000 years ago. theirjourney began at the echo home of convent. then along the via dolorosa, or way of the suffering, where t

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kadunaday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". five people have been killed after a powerful earthquake rocked the island of luzon in the philippines. the quake, which had a magnitude of 6.4 and lasted for around 30 seconds, caused office buildings to sway in the capital, manila. the full extent of the damage caused is still unknown. the time is 2:17 p m. the headlines on bbc news: police in colombo are continuing to find and defuse explosive devices, a day after 290 were killed in a series of suicide bomb attacks across sri lanka. eight britons are among the dead. police say more than a thousand people have been 7 days of climate change protest

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kadunay carried out the attack. here, 36 migrants — including a number women and children — have been brought ashore, after three different boats were intercepted off the kent coast today. a home office spokesman says all 36 claim to be iraqi or iranian, but their nationalities have not yet been confirmed. from dover, our correspondent leanne lawless sent this update. with the glorious weather and, of course, the calm seas, there was an expectation that perhaps more migrants would be trying to make the crossing. and we know that the first incident happened just off the coast here, in the early hours of the morning, with 11 men found on board. then further down the coast, in dungeness, the lifeboat had to be called out to yet another boat with 15 people on board this time, including a number of women and children. then finally, a third incident again, just off the coast here in dover, where ten adults were found on board. all of the people are presenting themselves as either iraqi or iranian,

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna were also kidnapped. no—one has yet said they carried out the attack. older women are being exploited by ivf clinics, who are "trading on hope" — that's according to the head of britain's fertility watchdog. sally cheshire, chairwoman of the human fertilisation and embryology authority, has accused some private clinics of using "selective success rates" to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. simonjones reports. susannah botting gave birth when she was 43, but only after seven rounds of ivf at several clinics, costing her £50,000. she believes she was talked into additional treatments that she didn't actually need, and haven't been proven to work. you are there yourself anyway because you want to do the next round, you want to get pregnant. and again, i think it goes back to the hidden costs of the treatments that you may or may not need, that you just kind of go, "yes, i'll do it," because i want to get pregnant this time around. i don't want to go through another round.

host of the fifth column podcast matt welch is here, along with jimmy faye la.e've got real clear politics, cofounder and executive editor, tom bevin. welcome. so let's talk a little bit about the political landscape where bernie is working to continuously differentiate himself from a field that has gone pretty pa far left. but right now his biggest threat seems to be joe biden and you say bernie has an advantage. why? >> i think bernie's support is deeper and wider than widen's right now. you look at the fund-raising numbers. bernie blew away the field, many more donors and raising more money. he's got the base behind him. kennedy: can he sustain that? >> i think he's clearly the front runner. i think the field is wide open. but somebody is going to have to step up and beat him. and the question is, who is that going to be? there's no obvious choice right now. if biden isn't the guy, you know, everybody else is pretty far back at this point. kennedy: i want to ask you, matt, because you've done a lot in terms of modern political history. was bill clinton as muc

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kadunar people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". there's been a powerful earthquake on the island of luzon in the philippines. the quake, which had a magnitude of 6.4 and lasted for around 30 seconds, caused office buildings to sway in the capital, manila. the full extent of the damage caused is still unknown. britons spend close to £5 billion a year on orders for take—away food, and online orders now account for more than half of all deliveries. this has prompted the online company deliveroo, whose riders normally collect from restaurants, to get their own premises with kitchens to supply directly for delivery. these so—called "dark kitchens" have been criticise

. >> there's something in the faye chur of these buildings which does regenerate, which does rebuild. there's this long term build if you want of these holy sites which have gone through centuries of devastation and yet have been rebuilt. >> father martin, delia gallagher, appreciate it. more on the notre dame tragedy next. we'll talk about beyond the physical destruction. >>> later the justice department announcing a date for the mueller report to be given to the public. itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kadunan with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". climate change protesters who've staged a week of demonstrations in london and edinburgh have been holding talks to decide the next phase of their campaign. more than a thousand people have been arrested since the protests began. 0ur correspondent caroline davies reports. central london, day eight of the protest. tents still lie in the middle of a road junction and banners and stages continue to block the streets, so the crowds gathered in marble arch. i think it's a very important time, and time we're running out of. i think it's important to give support. it's all about the numbers, so the more people who show support, the more echo it will create. it's great to see so many people from all different walks of life getting involve

and i'm quite pleased, actually, that i had that call from faye last year, when she asked me would i recommend new ways to identify and look after the hundreds of thousands who suffer. richard westcott, bbc news. beginning on saturday, the japanese will enjoy an extended 10—day holiday, in the run up to the accession of a new emperor. crown prince naruhito will assume the chrysanthemum throne on 1 may, as his father, emperor akihito, abdicates. for many japanese, it's a chance to see their own families and reflect on the end of an era. rahuljoglekar reports. lights, camera, action! this 78—year—old royalfan has been waiting for this moment for three decades. she's a super fan of emperor akihito and his wife, and has clicked thousands of photographs for the royal couple over the years. as the new emperor ascends to the throne, she plans to be there at the palace to capture history being made. translation: there were always plans to follow them here or there, so i feel excited. if ijust stayed at home, then i just wouldn't do anything. but not everyone is sticking around to take photog

finished seeing bonnie and clyde move back in the day with warren beatty and i forget the actress, fayey and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank around christmas money. and kids were out there with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is

faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna holiday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet said they carried out the attack. ten months after a group of thai schoolboys were rescued from a cave — two australian divers who formed part of the rescue team have returned to thailand. richard harris and craig challen were reunited with the boys they brought to safety. the 12 boys and their coach were trapped inside the cave system for 17 days after rains flooded the tunnels. and in washington, this year's easter festivities have been taking place at the white house. president trump welcomed hundreds of children to the south lawn for the annual easter egg roll — the white house's biggest social event of the year. guests were greeted by a marching band and children were invited to play the traditional game of rolling ha rd—boiled eggs across the lawn. forget the mueller report, the president has easter eggs to roll. easter eggs to roll. theresa may is facing another challenge to her leadership — this time it comes from

bomber, surveilled this building before he committed the crime, stood up there and looked, and make faye -- and mcveigh had to know that there was a daycare center, a child day care center at the building, and he still set the bomb and killed some of the children that they. how can somebody be so evil as to blow up a building knowing there are children inside for some abstract, hate reason? that is part of the reason this is the subject matter -- this subject matter is so compelling. i also want to thank target for sponsoring this, and mahogany in particular. not only does target and mahogany sponsor this event, but they do so much for law enforcement in this country. they ought to be congratulated and recognized for that. thank you. thank the guests, who you will hear more about in a minute, for giving up their time and mostly for their service to this country. i want to thank you for coming, for your interest in coming to this event, which i know you are going to find fascinating, interesting and compelling. moderator,oduce our jim handley, well-known local tv anchor. thank you for doi

. >> reporter: well, we understood that robert mueller was just across la faye yet square here. he's been seen there before over the last several weeks attending services. he was there with mrs. mueller at the 9:00 a.m. service. we had a camera crew waiting outside. it was, of course, easter service. and, yes, we did surprise director mueller upon his exiting of the church. let's just play the tape. >> sir, could i ask you a couple of questions? will you testify before congress, sir? >> i have no comment. >> are you sure about that, sir? >> no comment. >> if you were anybody but the president, would mr. trump be indi indicted, sir? now that you have finished -- >> sir, why didn't you make a recommendation to congress one way or the other? did the attorney general accurately characterize you, sir? >> reporter: i think we can characterize director mueller's attitude as tight lipped and perhaps not interested in talking to me. it was after all easter sunday and he was after all coming out of easter services. but nevertheless, that's the first time we have heard from bob mueller in

and with faye the bill could be passed by congress and signed into law this year.org the age traditional, individual retirement accounts is currently 70.5. also make itould easier for small companies to offer world one k plans and for certain employers to 401katically increase the plans. changes being the most significant since 2000 six when congress made it easier for employers to enroll workers automatically and invest their money and funding that should be focused from stocks to bonds as people age. that is from the wall street journal this morning. in this segment of the washington journal, until we end our program today, we just want to hear from you. are you prepared for retirement? again, under 30, (202) 748-8000. 30 to 50 years old, (202) 748-8001. and if you are 50 or older, (202) 748-8002. we will get out of here at 10:00 as usual for the washington journal, but the house is not in today until noon and the senate comes in at 4 p.m. this afternoon, that is the schedule on capitol hill. for now, talking about savings for retirement. john is in california on

reporter faye kirkland, who is also a doctor, is with us now. thank you for coming.atives who'd been affected by this. one of the families i spoke to, was debbie. i spoke to her brother. it's been devastating. she had a great sense of humour, she was always laughing, i've lost my big sister. we discovered that she was buying pills from 18 different on line pharmacies. she collapsed just by the front door. she wasn't found until her partner came home from work and it was too late. she was gone. debbie had a history of codeine addiction. we discovered, debbie had discovered on line pharmacies, you could logon quite easily, put the codeine in your basket and fill out a few questions on line. there is nojustification for what they are doing. it's exploiting people with an addiction. i would like to invite the owners to look my mum in the eyes and explain why they are allowing this to happen. i spoke to kevin and he thinks codeine did contribute but the coroner's inquest is next month. what's wrong with on line pharmacies? there is nothing wrong per se, for some people th