the spanish interior ministry was extremely worried about the sort of attack.lona would appear to be a very obvious target, it is so popular with tourists and so heavily populated at this time of the year. las ramblas, it isjust populated at this time of the year. las ramblas, it is just full of people. cars can get near it. a big police presence there but only so much you can do. obviously reacting quickly, but only so much you can do. armed police nearby. thank you. we will get back to you over the course of the next few hours but we will let you get more details from the authorities. my colleague andy is with me. you have been monitoring all of the various outlets, looking at what the authorities have been saying. it has been several hours, but still a good degree of confusion. assess what we know for sure? what we have got from the cata la n sure? what we have got from the catalan police, who have been very good on updating people,

twelve of those seriously has been confirmed by the interior ministry that may well go up as the night goes on and of course as we get more details about what exactly happened in central barcelona this very sad even it does look now to be an established tactic doesn't it by extremist this car ramming in europe the u.s. and previously in the middle east as well of course thank you dan hawkins for. well let's get the latest developments in our breaking news story just to reiterate some of what dan was saying and what else we do know over the last number of hours authorities say thirteen people being killed over fifty injured after a van plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in the center of barcelona iran we're hours ago one suspect has been arrested the attack happened in the tourist area around five in the evening to the war in the images we're about to show you are highly disturbing. that was the scene in barcelona of hours ago when the reportedly drove five hundred meters down a pedestrian stretch of the road is of course pedestrian in the middle of love. and cars can go either side of

building where the summit was set to take place only to find the meeting had been moved to the interior ministrythe summit brought ceos of german carmakers. the future of the diesel engine was at stake, and the government top priority was to avoid a ban on diesel cars,. . they agreed to shoulder all the costs. today, carmakers are showing the first signs of understanding they must write their wrongs to the environment and car owners and the security of germany as an automobile industry location. hendricks insisted the carmakers had to solve the problem themselves and couldn't always count on state aid. the auto industry seems to agree the problem needed a solution beyond germany's borders. to address the software update, they will be introducing appropriate measures in the markets outside of europe that have a significant diesel segment. critics say software changes alone once be enough. even the agreement felt older diesel cars needed to go sooner rather than later may not be enough in the long run. laila: the international council on clean transportation is a nonprofit organization that helps

that is a very large department store and now the interior ministry is saying there has not been a shoot-out. now back to you in your thought thoughts. >> often times in recent history, we've begun to look at terrorism in the context of as we think about this in modern context, extremism comes from separatist groups and nationalistic groups, we saw some of that here in charlottesville, as you look at spain now, potentially and again, it's early, we don't know, but it could be the epa, the nationalist group in spain. it's early. i would caution all of us, as we think about this, as we watch our television screens, that we should monitor our children as to what they're doing with their computers and who are they talking to? many times, people are engaged in an online groups, community groups and we should know what they are so they get removed from society. you should know what kids are involved in, especially teenagers and young people. this is a lesson to all of us, a reminder to all of us, as we watch these global events happen, we tend to think that that is not going to affect us, that is

and italy's interior ministry is taking a soft stance. >> one of the main offenders was given just a0 euro fine to pay to his own department. despite being convicted of committing torture and bodily harm. >> lawyer tambuscio went to the european court of human rights. the judges condemned the excessive force displayed by italian police. and demanded that the italian state pass a law against abuse and torture. but gianni tonelli from the italian police union says that such laws already exist. he agrees that his colleagues used excessive force but says not every officer from back then should still be held under suspicion. >> it's not the police's fault that our justice system works so slowly. nobody in the police force wants to evade justice. but you can't blame the accused if the courts don't deliver sentences in time. >> tonelli also rejects claims that no disciplinary action was taken against the police officers who were in genoa in 2001. >> the accused were temporarily suspended from duty. for some, this meant the end of their careers. everything was done according to protocol. >>

the french interior ministry seems to be repairing for the worst and outstay twenty two million euro tender for riot gear and includes non lethal weaponry for controlling crowds such as stun grenade launchers and tear gas a regional head of the trade union which is threatened the strikes in september believes a repeat of last year's violence is highly likely. there are already many unemployed people in front of the simplifying the foreign procedure brazenly point we don't want to split it's ability because the government is a secret we want to jump streets and for work kids and i think this reform is coming from people with backgrounds in the financial sector like mr macro we think there will be crashes and people would be injured at the next protest the police need to keep a distance from the crowd in the forty clashes we arming the police not to fight terrorism but to crush trade you citizen terrible idea. you can find more of that story on our website dot com as well as all all of the global headlines i'll be back of course with you at the top of the next hour see that. yes we adv

practice not united at all there is to policies for the two peoples and we asked the israel's interior ministry for comment so far no comment. locals in the northern italian city of ventimiglia have been making their feelings clear over plans for a new refugee shelter for unaccompanied minors hundreds gathered outside the city hall to challenge a proposal to house more than twenty underage migrants a local say the influx of refugees in the country is just getting out of hand and many of those making the journey from northern africa head to italy in the hope of traveling on to other parts of europe since the partial closure of a nearby border crossing of fears of a most of the camp like the cal a jungle could now spring up. we can tell you. the scene is invaded we have no more freedom to go around live in the now. it is now our town and is just a huge refugee shelter and it's done with our tax money the government imposes and we pay our constitution talks about the people sovereignty where is this sovereignty where is the state has to listen to was starting with the mayor but no one will listen

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country's slides ——pect for the victims. but also, it will remind those here that despite a history of relative peace, terrorism is part of a new reality. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the president of nigeria, muhammadu buhari, has arrived back home in abuja after spending the past three months receiving medical treatment in london. the 74—year—old is due to address the nation on monday. mr buhari has had three spells of medical leave since june last year. at least seven people were stabbed ina at least seven people were stabbed in a russian city. police say they have identified him as a local man and they are checking for information about his mental health. president trump has thanked his former chief strategist steve bannon for his service and his part in the defeat of hillary clinton. mr bannon was dismissed from his post at the white house. he has vowed to continue fighting the president's opponents, returning to a role at the ultra—conservative website breitbart n

the french interior ministry seems to be preparing for the worst it's announced a twenty two million euros attend a full riot gear that includes non lethal weaponry for controlling crowds such as stun grenade launchers and take out us original head of the trade union which is threatens the strikes in september but leaves a repeat of last year's violence is highly likely. there are already many unemployed people in france and simplifying the foreign procedure will raise unemployment we don't want this flexibility which the government is seeking we want job security for our workers i think this reform is coming from people with backgrounds in the financial sector like. we think there will be crashes and people will be injured at the next protest the police need to keep their distance from the crowd void clashes rearming the police not to fight terrorism but to crush street is a terrible idea. media reports now say spanish police have found an explosive belt during a raid on a house in alkan a just a day before the notorious twin terror attacks in spain which took the lives of fifteen p

we asked israel's interior ministry to comment on the human rights watch report and we'll let you know as soon as we receive every spawn's. bans on audits accusing a british contractor in afghanistan of wasting vast amounts of money on some questionable practices they review found millions of dollars in taxpayers' money has been spent and to see a church going to has more on the story this was revealed by a lead us to audit however somehow no no questions were asked on this case previously and now of course this is going to be unraveling and more answers are going to be demanded now some of the questionable items are quick really quite fascinating they include seven luxury cars from up porsches to. for a mayo's to a bentley to an aston martin and a ladder over new century consulting was unable to provide adequate documentation to neither justified a need for a luxury item of bills nor verified that the use was in accordance with contract regulations as an example and c.c. admitted to using the cars during non-working hours without keeping out of good records of didn't work. now also hi

fears in france the interior ministry reveals two hundred seventy jihadists have returned to the country while a much. try to tackle radicalization has floundered. more trouble in the house of trouble to now his national security advisers loyalties in question giving security clearance to a former top aide to president obama. over meet the beginning activists who forced a butcher in california to hang an animal rights side why did this. morning eight am here in moscow this is our international for a good morning for me kevin zero in and first in this half hour of news that has been revealed that around two hundred seventy jihadists of recently returned to france after fighting in iraq and syria some of been arrested and the courts are currently plowing through the cases of others the numbers have been revealed by the french interior minister who also highlighted the terror threat remains extremely high in an attempt to try and rein in extremism france had opened its first day radicalization center nearly a year ago now but the facilities already hit the buffers as charlotte dubinsky repo

it's in practice not united at all there is to policies for the two peoples we asked israel's interior ministry to comment on the human rights watch report we'll let you know as soon as we get a response. locals in the northern italian city of ventimiglia have been making their feelings clear of a plans for a new refugee shelter for unaccompanied minors hundreds gathered outside the city hall to challenge a proposal to house more than twenty under-age migrants locals say the influx of refugees in the country is just getting out of hand and many of those making the journey from northern africa they head to italy in the hope of traveling on to other parts of europe but since the partial closure of a nearby border crossing fears have emerged but a camp like the cal a jungle in france could now spring up. we can't take it any more invaded and we have no more freedom to go around living in our town she does know now our town anymore is just a huge refugee shelter and it's done with our tax money the government imposes and we pay our constitution talks about the people sovereignty where is this sover

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country's flags areistory of relative peace, terrorism is part of a new reality. ever since the strict rules on the cuban economy were eased in 2008, thousands of small businesses have cropped up across the island, especially in tourism—related activities. today, one in three cubans workers is in the private sector. but now the government has put on hold all new licences for private businesses. it says the measure is temporary in order to, as it put it, perfect the communist economic model. will grant reports from havana. for ten years now, the private sector has been the most fruitful pa rt sector has been the most fruitful part of the cuban economy. president castro changed the rules around one decade ago to allow cubans to run their own businesses and employ their own businesses and employ their own businesses and employ their own style. today, everywhere you look, you will find small businesses. people can earn in under a week what they used to make in a month as state employees. coffee shops and res

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country's flags are the victims. but also, it will remind those here that despite a history of relative peace, terrorism is part of a new reality. as we've been hearing, attempts by a far—right group to hold a rally in the us city of boston have been thwarted by a massive counter—demonstration. a small group of white nationalists were trying to hold what they called a "free speech rally". the protests followed last week and's violence in virginia, when a young woman was killed by a car driven at a crowd of antiracist demonstrators. aleem maqbool reports from boston. crowd chanting: we can't hear you! it was a day of taunting american‘s far—right. this was their so—called ‘free speech‘ rally that after recent violence, many had been worried about. but this was the city‘s response — a massive counter protest of bostonians condemning hate—speech and racism. crawd chanting: the people united will never be defeated! i am outraged. outraged. we have to make a difference. i can't believe in 2017 that we are sti

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country's flags arese here that despite a history of relative peace, terrorism is part of a new reality. the ecuadorian government has sent a strong warning to china about illegal fishing in waters around the galapagos archipelago, a marine reserve. officials say over 100 chinese flagged boats have been identified in or near to the protected zone. one of the vessels was captured last week carrying 300 tons of endangered sharks. the crew was arrested. sarah corker reports. a warning this report contains some graphic images. this is the chinese flagged vessel suspected of fishing inside the galapagos islands marine reserve. on board there were 300 tons of fish. most of the catch was endangered sharks, including baby sharks and protected species such as hammerheads. on saturday, ecuadorian officials sent this warning. china has been asked to respond to this protest regarding the respect of our sovereignty and our exclusive economic zone, and of the conservation principles established in the un convention on

world that was confirmed by the interior ministry here in burma lynne we understand is that what we understand is that three hundred and ninety two asylum applicants will be returned to greece under the dublin convention. it will only affect those that have arrived here in germany and of made up locations for asylum since the beginning of the middle of march of this year but greece and italy have been the two places that has borne the brunt of well have been the the ways into europe with germany of course between twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen took in over one million asylum applicants and migrants but it was from those routes through greece and through italy where it's where it all started now an e.u. plan that was supposed to see one hundred sixty thousand asylum applications in italy in greece redistributed throughout the member states well that's being repeatedly delayed and it faces or objections from countries such as hungry and poland and other eastern european states it does seem that just among the heads of germans going to the polls here to elect the new chancellor what we're goin

to have the french interior ministry seems to be preparing for the worst it's about the twenty two million euro tender for riot gear include non-lethal weapons for controlling crowds stun grenades and tear gas a regional head of the trade union which has threatened strikes believes a repeat of last year's violence is likely. there are already many unemployed people in france and simplifying the foreign procedure will graze on employment we don't want this flexibility which the government is seeking we want jumps crazy for a workers i think this reform is coming from people with backgrounds in the financial sector. we think they will be crushed people will be injured at the next protest the police need to keep that distance from the crowd crushes rearming the police not to fight terrorism but to crush trade unions is a terrible idea. that's it for me so you get a for more headlines in around thirty minutes. was it when the swiss national bank the central bank and other such all banks on behalf of governments are now the biggest owners of stocks when japan is the biggest seller of exchange t

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country‘s flags are a history of relative peace, terrorism is part of a new reality. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: ahead of america‘s total solar eclipse on monday, we travel to the faroe islands, to meet people who‘ve seen the phemomenon twice. washington, the world‘s most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world‘s most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we‘re all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope,

well the interior ministry here in germany has confirmed that three hundred and ninety two asylum applicants will be sent back to greece for processing under the dublin convention it will only affect those to the right here in germany from mid march of this year but if we look back greece was the key link in that so-called balkan route into the heartlands of europe by refugees and migrants particularly between twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen now it started to taper off last year and a lot of that was put down to the e.u. migrant deal between turkey and the european union where a lot of onus was put on turkey to stop people jumping into boats and making not crossing across the aegean into the greek islands there however that deal with turkey it lies in tatters and pretty much only exists on paper right now italy and greece have been the. main hot spots for the my current crisis it's where most people have arrived and we've actually seen an uptick in the amount of people crossing the mediterranean from north africa into italy in twenty seventeen and what we haven't seen is no hair really of

so, while the interior ministry says nationwide security is being stepped up, the country‘s flags are, terrorism is part of a new reality. the iraqi prime minister has announced the start of an offensive to retake tal afar, one of the last strongholds in iraq of the militant group, islamic state. in a televised broadcast, haider al—abadi said is fighters in the city had a choice between surrender and death. tal afar is said to be surrounded and the iraqi air force has been bombing the city in preparation for a ground assault. this is bbc news, the headlines: spain‘s government says the terror cell behind last week‘s attacks has but the hunt continues for a key suspect several of the men behind the attacks grew up in the small town of ripoll, north of barcelona. most were the children of moroccan immigrants. among them younes abuyaaqoub, now on the run, who as we‘ve heard, may have driven the van in the barcelona attack. our correspondent, wyre davies, has been to ripoll, to speak to people there about the extremists who lived among them. the small chocolate box mountain town of ripoll

are these warnings warranted 7 well, the interior ministry did declare some areas of the country as hotspotsntially violence could erupt in these areas depending how the vote goes. but then the analysts we have spoken to say they do not anticipate the level of violence that we saw here ten years ago. there have been some changes made to the constitution. a new constitution, and we saw the first election that was conducted under that constitution in 2013 was relatively peaceful. we also saw in that report a fairly festive atmosphere as kenyon ‘s get ready for the election. how has the country been preparing7 well, there is a lot of enthusiasm. coming here in the morning, i have met so many people coming to polling stations. others have voted and are heading home. isaw stations. others have voted and are heading home. i saw women carrying children on their backs. so there's a lot of enthusiasm. people are showing up in the polling stations to vote, and we anticipate — we do not anticipate very long queues, because the electoral commission reduced the number of voters in each polling station to

france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believedo be linked to terrorism. (edward french's sister): "the judge is responsibe for my brother's death as the people that murdered him... she did not do her job. because based on the facts, and the facts are very clear, he was a felon arrested with guns and he should not have been allowed on the streets of san francisco." (grant) that is the sister of edward french-- the man who was killed at twin peaks last month.(grant) the suspects accused of killing french - fantasy decuir and lamonte mims-- pleaded not guilty in court today. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at that time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. san francisco's public defender says that based on the risk assessment process-- the judge followed protocol. (jeff adachi/attorney for decuir)

france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believedbe linked to organized terrorism. (james) the governor of guam is taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe. this comes as the north korean military threatens to fire missiles around the u-s territory. their plan is to fire four missiles into guam waters sometime this month. the north korean military says, the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early yesterday morning... guam governor, eddie baza calvo ... assured the more than 160- thousand people on the island ... that they are preparing for any eventuality. the joint information center in guam is giving out pamphlets ... warning residents to prepare for a quote 'imminent missile threat'. (robin) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general- <(dennis herra/san francisco city attorney): "this is a backdoor attempt coerce state and local governments to carry out federal immigration enforcement."(xavier becerr

the mosque and opened fire before blowing himself up the assault also wounded dozens of people interior ministry that early claimed that the explosion may have been caused by a car bomb police said that there appeared to be more than one attacker with one suicide bomber and the ninth another throwing grenades at worshippers the mosque was packed at the time of the assault which came in the middle of the evening prayers ok let's get more details on the story and speak to the afghan journalist blasts joins me on the line now but what more information can you tell us. speaking to iraq police and health officials there telling us that at least thirty four people are now confirmed killed and dozens of people or wounded some of them very critically some of the victims have been badly burned so they cannot be recognized and we have seen photos of dozens of young hereat these are lining up to donate blood we have also heard from here police officials about clashes between angry residents and the police. paused close to the mosque a local resident was shot dead when. what is being described to us as a mo

you know, this is an issue that the spanish government, the interior ministry there, have been workinging thing to mention is that, you know, actually, if you step back from it and look at the politics, catalonia has its own government with a lot of devolved powers. but that government is pushing to hold a referendum at the beginning of october. they want to go ahead with it. the spanish governor, they are saying, you can't do that, it is illegal under the constitution. this saga has been rolling on for years, and it is coming toa rolling on for years, and it is coming to a head in october. the spanish president is on his way up to catalonia. at such a sad, tragic time there will be a big show of solidarity between the spanish government and the catalan government, who politically have been at loggerheads, and strong state m e nts been at loggerheads, and strong statements coming up from mccain tonight, king philippe, saying, we are all barcelona —— coming from the king. let me know if anything is coming through from your spanish sources. a reminder of our mains worry an outside source

a french interior ministry spokesman has told the bbc that the driver was a 32—year—old citizen, not is he was trying to kill himself. that is from conversations with him and they are working on the understanding that his motive was personal and not political. that may change the scale of the reaction, but it will not do anything to lessen the fear and the grief of those caught up in his actions. this isa those caught up in his actions. this is a nervous time in france. just last week a man drove a car into a group of soldiers in a paris suburb. there is a national holiday coming up there is a national holiday coming up tomorrow and the entire country remains, as it has done for several yea rs, remains, as it has done for several years, on alert. remains, as it has done for several years, on alert. a rise in crime in the countryside is turning farmyards across the uk into fortresses. that's the warning from insurers after rural crime levels rose by a fifth in the first half of the year. last year england bore the brunt of rural crime at a cost ofjust under £34m. next was northern ire

and conduct multiple checks with the prosecutor's office and the federal security service the interior ministry and other agencies and once we realize there are no criminal charges against this particular individual we hand them over to their parents or where they were with we get them a job training or education if they really wanted many boys went to the middle east straight from their university oh college and i guess that's one of the preferred your and their only restriction would be to warn their local police officer if they want to leave the territory of. the birth. or with mr you are if you were a victim of an assassination attempt and it was staged by those who you try to reintegrate into society yes. are you afraid of running this risk you must understand it is a risk for many other people who live in english to know what it is. ok with and here is how it happened. in four months i was briefed by our security services that a seventeen year old girl who'd come over to me during one of my tours around the republic and blow herself up. going to kill me with. there but the week later the

as it drove to hit as many people as possible the latest casualty figures as confirmed by the interior ministry were thirteen dead as many as fifty injured many of them seriously taken to local hospitals now initially there were reports of a live hostage situation ongoing in a turkish cafe just around the corner from where the attack took place the police have now confirmed that is not the case in terms of the attackers we have one arrested and one dead meaning this was not a lone wolf attack as we saw for example in the nice attack of summer last year or the westminster bridge attack in london of march this year as well that were at least two if not more attackers involved one of them has now been arrested their identity of one of them you mentioned earlier a passport discovered in the van a spanish passport of a man of origin so that's about as far as we know there now condolences and condemnation of been coming in from across the world the u.s. president donald trump to resume a i'm going to call record boris johnson a whole host of politicians from across the world expressing their anger co

shortly afterward, the interior ministry announced the cell behind this horrific attack has been dismantledhis does not mean the work is over yet for authorities. remember, the cell of 12 had a much more sinister plot in mind. they wanted to build bombs. they were doing just that in a home 100 miles south of here. now out of these 12, there are four that are still alive and in police custody. they've shown up in court today in madrid and will be giving testimony to authorities. the key questions that remain are was this cell given training to build these bombs? if so, by who? remember, isis claimed responsibility for this attack. most importantly, how did a cell this extensive have a bomb-making factory set up and go undetected by authority? christine? >> again, that van driver on the run, has been killed by police. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. baby-boomers, blame the boomers for everything. the boomers, they're retiring at a rapid pace. and that might be hurting how much money you make. >> selfish. >> we'll tell you why on cnn "money stream." we were in a german dance group. i wore lederh

in the last few hours, the interior ministry confirming to cnn that the man on the run is 22 years old, considered to be from morocco. he's the man behind the white van that plowed into the area where we are and killed more than 14 and continued on to la rambla, plowing people down. pleat tightening the -- police tightening the net on him, saying they are looking for him, they are reenforced the border with france. they also cannot say whether perhaps he already escaped into france. a lot of attention looking into his whereabouts. also, police circling one man in particular, that is an imam. an imam from an area north of barcelona. the city had eight of the suspected 12 attackers. now they want to know whether he, the imam, was a suspected ringleader. >> interesting. all right. trying to piece all of that together for us this morning. thank you, isa. >>> the world of showbiz and the nation mourning the death of jerry lewis this morning. police best known for slapstick comedy and commitment to fund rising as a telethon host for the muscular dystrophy association. he died sunday after a

france's interior ministry says some of the men suspected in last week's deadly attacks in barcelonahe paris area two days before hand. officials are trying to determine what the suspects did while they were in paris. russian president vladimir putin met with vatican secretary of state in sochi today. president putin said that russia values a, quote, "trustful and constructive dialogue with the vatican." president trump's emergency management director is pushing for an overhaul of disaster relief. he tells bloomberg that states, cities, and homeowners should bear more of the costs. he says taxpayer should not be on the hook for homes that keep flooding. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. samsung introducing a new galaxy note 8 phone, a redefining moment potentially for the product line after last year's exploding battery fiasco. the timing coming just ahead of apple's next big iphone event. how important is this to the future of

and i must tell our viewers we are waiting for more information in the next minutes from the interior ministry get an update on what they know, just give me a sense of what you can see within all of this. >> so, of course, definitely the last year has been very tragic for europe with regards to incidents of this one. terrorism, especially truck attacks that have hit europe numerous times, different locations of europe. and of course more details regarding this particular case, the spanish case. what we know so far and what is really striking is the age of the perpetrators of the suspects. one of the suspects who was allegedly shot by the police is barely 17. and in terms of future actions, how do we deal with these individuals? of course we can convict, we can prosecute. however, across many jurisdictions people under 18 are considered to be children. and they have certain protections derived from their status as a minor. so what are our next steps if we discover that people that young 17 are involved in the plots. >> right. and you are posing some very, very important questions. and these are

france's interior ministry says the suspect was suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to terrorism. they believe the man was under the influence of drugs. (darya) a seven-year-old boy has a brand new bike after his was stolen... and it's all thanks to a south san francisco police officer. brian lara's bike was stolen last week outside the walnut avenue library. officer nelson primo saw how upset brian was and decided to do something special for the boy. officer primo surprised brian with a new bicycle. kron four was there when officer primo checked in to see how brian was enjoying the bike. <"i'm just calling to see how you enjoy your bike.""it was good""you loving it""yea""you riding it a lot""yea i was just riding it.""he that question mark on his face, saying why, why would someone take a bike from me, and that broke my heart, so i knew i had to do something about it."> (darya) that new bicycle originally belonged to officer primo's son. his son said he wanted brian to have the bike instead. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... costco is being ordere

this according to to the interior ministry. this was an explosion that actually occurred last night we're told, jim. the victim is spanish, was not on police radar, once again, one person was killed in an explosion last night. and police suspect this was in fact connected to the van assault that killed all of those people today. there seems to be a bigger plot here. >> no question. well first of all, the scale of the attack itself, one having multiple attackers, multiple vehicles and just the success of getting on to that busy thoroughfare indicated some planning and typically with the attacks, there's a network, if indeed this explode last night is connected to this leads you to believe. and often you will see this happen after attacks as well. as they begin to seek out how far that network extends. i'll tell you this, wolf, i spoke to a security source who went to barcelona a number of weeks ago and profiled the militant community there and while the numbers are not the same that we have seen in france or in belgium, still, a

nato headquarters are in that area it's for media reports of the many sites in the country's interior ministry says one person reportedly been killed eight more injured posts on social media suggesting that it was a suicide attack we kind of penalty verify that of the moment will be across it. continued follow. with more live in half an hour before a say goodbye let's check out those big stories keep across what's happening there the awful floods in texas reaction to it as well and the latest on the korean peninsula as well just a few of the big stories today this choose day the twenty ninth of august thanks for watching out the international. greetings and salutation. pull up any major action movie in the last half century hawk watchers and you can you can probably be pretty guaranteed that about half the city is going to be destroyed before you reach the end credits almost i mean michael ninety's aarakshan. you'll see the same formula destroyed city kill bad guy walk off in the sunset with plucky sidekick going through. track the costar who was in the stress for most of the movie. what's oft

but the important phrase in the statement that we got from the official from the interior ministry of government, they have a devolved government, with their own police force, that was coming straight from their twitter feed. but the catalan police said that there could be more. the spanish media, i am on their website right now, the most read newspaper in the country, el pais and el mundo say that there are at least 13 people dead. and the most popular radio station. i would be very surprised if that death toll does not rise. the catalan police force, i think, we are now getting official information from catalan authorities, there is nobody holed up authorities, there is nobody holed up in authorities, there is nobody holed upina authorities, there is nobody holed up in a bar in the centre of barcelona. they have detained one man in relation to the terror attack. it is interesting, actually, on el mundo's website, they have published a photo of a man which they say has come directly from police, i'm not clear on whether it has come from spat—— spanish national police or from mozos, t

the interior ministry saying that there are deaths and injuries as you can see. just looking at the latest from tom winter barcelona police, according to tom winter of nbc news, they are looking for at least one suspect in the attack. they cannot confirm the motive behind be the attack at this time, but they believe the incident to be intentional interesting use of language. they are not using the word terror but they are using the word attack. some of these images may be graphic. we also had reports of two people hold up in a restaurant that remains unconfirmed because there is -- there's a lot of conflicting information at this particular time. this is from earlier from aptn a senior white house official tells nbc news that the white house chief of staff john kelly is aware of the situation. he is keeping president trump abreast of the situation what we know is there are deaths and there are injuries we do not have numbers on that police are treating it as an attack they have not used the word terror at this point and it's now just after about 7:30 p.m. barcelo

the spanish interior ministry says the rest of the terrorist cell has been dismantled. to scam people out of their pensions savings could soon face fines of up to £500,000. the government will introduce new measures to protect older savers, such as a ban on cold calling and tougher hmrc rules for those setting up pension schemes. almost five million has been taken from pension pots this year. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. for thousands of pensioners, a ringing phone has become something to dread rather than look forward to. that's because fraudsters are preying on older people on an almost industrial scale, trying to get their hands on their pension savings. the government is acting, though, by introducing new laws. banning anyone calling you without express permission to sell you an investment. you'll soon only be able to transfer large sums to proper companies with up—to—date accounts. and convicted fraudsters could face fines of up to half a million pounds. the government is reacting to a situation we have found by way of consultation and evidence gat

it alleges that an elite force linked to the interior ministry tortured and killed civilians.n senator bob corker has delivered his harshest criticism of the president yet telling reporters in chattanooga today that the president has not shown the theetence needed to lead nation. senator corker warned that america is going to go through great parol and there needs to be some radical changes at the white house. separately, tim stopped from south carolina tells vice news that the president's moral authority is compromised. nancy pelosi is calling for the removal of confederate statues from the capital. allowed to place to statues at the building. she wants legislation to remove the statues. senator cory booker to place says he will sponsor legislation to have them removed. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton and this is bloomberg. let us get a recap of today's market action. it was a rough day for stocks in the senator u.s. they opened lower and finished lower. all of the averages are down more th

the spanish interior ministry says the rest of the terrorist cell has been dismantled.has insisted he is not a hero. two women died and eight other people were wounded in the city of turku on friday. hassan zubier, who's a paramedic originally from kent, was stabbed at least four times in the attack and is recovering in hospital. i'm not a hero. i'm just a human being who cares for other human beings. that may sound silly, but that's me. i would do it again, any time. the world is such a dark place. and if we don't help each other, who will help us? at the same time, a girl lost her life and i feel so upset that i could not save her. this is the world we live in. tens of thousands of anti—racism protesters have ta ken to the streets of the us city of boston in opposition to a right—wing rally. more than 30 arrests were made after clashes broke out between the police and some protesters, with rocks and bottles thrown. pension scammers who cold call people in an attempt to defraud them out of their pensions savings could face fines of up to £500,000 under new government p

the russian interior ministry says five people under arrest were being escorted to the court when ans coming in of the incident — as you can see, filmed from outside the court. it's understood three of the detainees were killed and two wounded while attempting to escape. a russian national guard member sustained a gunshot wound and was taken to hospital. two police officers sustained various injuries. we got the lastest from our correspondent in moscow, sarah rainsford, a short time ago. quite an extraordinary incident. we three people have been shot dead in this court and several people have been injured. there is a number official bodies who have been making statements, from the police to the investigative committee and they all seem investigative committee and they all seem to agree that five suspects who we re seem to agree that five suspects who were on trial in a high profile murder case were being transported to the courtroom. they were in a lift and one of the five suspects attempted to strangle one of bailiffs, the others tried to overpower a second bafly and when they tried

interior ministry in iraq was a problem with corruption and sectarianism. you had to learn to identify your friends as much are your enemies 'we had bigger intelligence packets on temperature friend than enemies. have to know who to trust and who wow yao couldn't and bringing um sectarianism is a big problem in iraq. we did good training the iraqi army until maliki took the leaders away after we left. that was a success. not so much on the police. we did better. this actually is general. the guy who reforms the iraqi national police. fires most of the brigades and battalion commanders, their shiite sectarians and replaced them with more moderates leaders them national police were a real asset when we left and when maliki -- after we left in 2011 the first thing maliki das was put the general in charge of bored post and but a crony in charge of the national police and national police went back to death squads and incompetence the way it was before we were there. we also did some interesting things at the coin behind the wire. that's the detention camp, 25,00

these videos released by the ministry of interior show attacks on police forces in awamiya. as terrorist groups who have been behind the unrest. it accuses them of indiscriminately killing civilians or using them as human shields. it was impossible to independently verify these accounts inside awamiya. but i managed to speak to a man who fled this place and is now seeking asylum in germany. we cannot identify him for security reasons. this man insists he personally never took up arms but he personally never took up arms but he can understand why some people did. when we went out in peaceful protests, security forces used to disperse a supply of ammunition. you can be sentenced to death only because you are a shia and you belong to a different religious sect. when you are humiliated and pride of yourfreedom, sect. when you are humiliated and pride of your freedom, you sect. when you are humiliated and pride of yourfreedom, you canjust stay quiet. if someone shoots you, you will definitely shoot back. back in awamiya, shia fighters are still believed to be hiding among the rubb

we have 13 dead and 50 injured, and earlier on the interior ministry expect that had death toll to go up and, unfortunately, it has. bill, kell de, i'll send it back to you. >> sue, what do we know the suspects at this point >> we don't know anything about them we don't know who they are, what their motivation was other than obviously to cause mass chaos and now ultimately death, but we do not know anything about the background of the suspect. we do not know if there is more than one there are conflicting reports about that as well >> all right sue, we'll check back in with you. >> you got it. >> please keep us posted sue herera. >>> to the markets now a down day pretty clear for equities, yields in the treasuries are lower as well they are selling stocks, buying bonds. gold is also higher for a second day running here let's get to our "closing bell" exchange art cashin with us here at post 9 and rick santelli checks in from the cme art, last week the concerns about north korea sent us down briefly and today the concerns that if something like gary cohn leaves the white house it could

the military has been a key player in a venezuelan politics. 12 all the country's 32 ministries, including interiorjustice, and agriculture, are held by current or former officers. the army also recently took over the strategic oil industry. amid the unrest, the head of venezuela's armed forces and defense minister lopez has repeatedly pledged his loyalty to nicholas maduro, and yet signs of dissent have begun to emerge among lower ranking soldiers. the situation is really bad. the end of 2016. but the start of 20, our troops were going hungry. reporter: soldiers are struggling to make ends meet and violence has left 120 people dead. documents show that at least 123 members of the military have been arrested on charges ranging from theft to treason since the start of the protest. and while discontent has largely been kept quiet, some have begun to openly challenge majuro. in late june, a rogue policeman claiming to represent in insurgent faction of the army a building in caracas. sunday's raid on a military base was the latest sign the army's loyalty to the president may be starting to waiver. anch