a recent programme run by interpol and all that training at 30 sri lankan forensic specialist and policeexperts in disaster victim identification, which we also hope will be of additional support. the government of sri lanka declared a state of emergency as investigations continue, more than 20 arrests had been made and they are likely to be more people involved in the planning of this attack. and they are still at large. large amounts of ied materials had been recovered, including 87 level explosive detonators recovered from a bus station. there are no verified claims of responsibility as yet. so far, a0 arrests had been made and counter terrorism activity continues. the sri lanka prime minister and president had both said publicly that there will be a thorough investigation into the incident and what information was handled correctly. and it's important to let the process follow its course. mr speaker, to attack christian worshipers on easter, a celebration of peace and the holiest day in the christian calendar, portrays in the attack is an absence of the most basic values of humanity.

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the fbi is assisting as is in r interpol being looiking at the troubling request of why were these warnings ignored. intelligence was handed over to sri lanka from india about this radical group being blamed. a security memo on april 11 lists names and dresses of n poli enough to arrest 40 people within 48 hours of the attacks happening. this is the big question thats hanging ove this investigation. a rift in the government between the president and primeinister is believed to be the cause of why this information was not more widely shared and why precautions were not taken.r whethe that would have made a difference is still unclear. this is being scene as effectively a huge security break down which could allow this little known group to orchestrate one of the most deadly attacks in history. >> thank you for that live. >>> democrats are mapping out their first moves in the wake of the mueller report. the house judiciary committee has issued a subpoena to don mcgahn who is the source of some of the most explosive investigations. his testimony will shed more light. democrats arein increy div

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interpol is deploying investigators to sri lanka.itoring the situation as the hunt for the foreign terrorists who may have masterminded these attacks gathers pace. andy moore, bbc news. 0ur correspondent sharanjit leyl is in colombo for us this morning. there are so many stories of familiesjust torn there are so many stories of families just torn apart by what happened. good morning. absolutely. this is still a country in morning. as you mentioned, it is a national day of mourning. we saw some funerals take place yesterday, more are expected today. in fact, just two hours ago three minutes of silence was observed across the country. government buildings, flags we re country. government buildings, flags were drawn down to half—mast. people here still in a very sombre mood over these terrible, terrible blasts that occurred on easter sunday. eight lasts across the country in a matter of minutes of each other and the co—ordinated nature of the attack as well is something that many people were shocked by. this is a country, of course, tha

decades creating new old masters causing losses to others of between twenty and fifty million euros interpol's says art theft is very big business. the value of work stolen is estimated at almost two billion euros a year. almost half the artworks on the market are sold in galleries. scented fairs and just two percent of the option. christie's was the auction house with the highest sales last year at six billion euros. well into the nineteen eighties options of the major houses were society affair people dressed up to attend. in the one nine hundred ninety s. remote bidding became common with staff manning a bank of telephones. if around two thousand online options emerged with creators manning their mouse at home. last october the art world suffered a huge shock when a girl with balloon by the street artist banksy self destructed just as the final hammer fell confirming the selling price of one point two million euro's. thanks you could build a shredder into the frame. banksy renamed the half shredded painting. is it in the bin. but then something a very unintentional happened lovers in the bi

>>the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol. >>which has already been courts have decided that that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention reverend deborah louise with the inner faith movement for human integrity says red notice alleges fighters committed the theft in her home country of el salvador see has one i'm not been in her country for over 6 years. fled her country as a a survivor of domestic violence and it for the protection of her own life. she has been regularly reporting to ice never missing an appointment always showing up when she was called in protesters believe the united states government is trying to make an example out of ida. her supporters say she was taken into custody outside her home just 2 months. >>after giving birth to a premature baby have she's a victim of this really that does not believe our daughter and her statements high does next court hearing is may 7th in san francisco fully chagall kron 4 news. >>wilson's family has officially filed a lawsuit against a bart the family claim

>>based on a red notice issued by the international criminal police organization interpol alleging she had committed a theft in el salvador though her supporters say she hasn't been there in 6 years she is not a threat to society nor she a flight risk all she wants is to be home with her children and with her husband and with her family her family includes a 4 year-old child and 6 month old baby born prematurely. for human integrity rallies for detained immigrants every month outside ice headquarters in san francisco and the organization says it will be back may 7th for ida's next hearing in san francisco fully to call kron 4 news. >>developing news tonight. governor gavin newsome wants lawmakers to reconsider a state law that makes utility companies pay for damages when their equipment causes a wildfire. it's one of the many recommendations released today from the wildfire and energy strike team. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why he wants them to consider this and other actions. the governor may take. if anyone and is wondering if climate change is come to california

interpol is deploying investigators to sri lanka.sely monitoring the situation as the hunt for the foreign terrorists who may have masterminded these attacks gathers pace. now, of course, we know, we are getting reports that in fact the death toll from those tragic glass across columbo, there were three luxury hotels and a number of churches targeted as well —— colombo. we have had reports the death toll has risen to 319. and of course more than 500 remain critically injured as well. we are also getting reports that nearly a0 people now have been arrested in links with this blast. we know yesterday the authorities suggesting that it was a little—known extremist group called the thowheeth jama'ath who were involved. they are still looking into that. the chief question being asked isjust how much the government knew and when. there are reports that they were warned about this as early as a month ago, but didn't act on it. all right, thank you for now, sharanjit. i will speak to you again in ten minutes for more detail on the final poin

stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men are still at large despite an interpolred notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur a forest fire in the western mountains of china has killed at least twenty four five. they went missing on sunday in the tibet autonomous region that stuart the crews were trapped when the wind changed direction which further fanned the flames hundreds of firefighters working to contain the blaze and such one province. early results from ukraine show that a comedian has won the first round of the presidential election a lot of selenski says that it's a major step towards victory but that his numbers are far short of an absolute majority he'll now face current president petro poroshenko in a runoff vote on april twenty first reports from kiev. election night at the zelinsky campaign headquarters it's a casual affair a long way from the stuffy formality of the more established parties which is little surprise a lot of is the linsky the near certain winner of the first round of ukraine's presid

of course, the investigation continues as well, the fbi and interpol have been going across some of the of evidence that may help link up to those people who were responsible. and around about a0 people are still in detention, picked up as a result of what happened. so suspects in custody, but this investigation is farfrom over, george. custody, but this investigation is far from over, george. 0k, clive, thank you very much. here, buckingham palace has confirmed that president trump will make a three—day state visit to the uk injune, accompanied by first lady melania trump. the white house said the visit would reaffirm what it called the "steadfast and special relationship" between the united states and britain. unlike 2018 — dubbed a working trip at the time — this will be an official state visit, with the queen as host. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, reports. the queen has welcomed president trump before to the uk, even if there were moments last summer when it was hard to discern who was hosting whom as they inspected the troops at windsor castle. but this will be a visit with

we also getting reports from local sources that fbi and interpol might be flying out to try and helpto investigate this, to get to the front of exactly what happened. what is crucial is some ten years since the end of the civil war here in sri lanka, this is a country which hasn't seen this scale of attack for a decade, they were due to celebrate the end of that war next month in fa ct. the end of that war next month in fact. that was a war that ripped apart the country, it was ethnic strife between the tamil tigers and sinhalese ethnic groups. that war came to an end in 2009 and sri lanka has not seen this scale of attack so well organised since then. a british woman has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she was staying in nigeria. faye mooney, who was working for the aid organisation "mercy corps", and a nigerian citizen were shot dead on friday. the attackers 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

we know the sri lankans may be getting international help with local report suggesting that interpolstigations. so keeping an eye on that and the mood here continues sombre. there is still security in the streets. there is a great deal of tension as people wait to see what happens. the us state department is warning american citizens that there may be more terror attacks so they are warning their citizens to keep away. the headlines on bbc news... eight britons are among the 290 people known to have died after a series of suicide bomb attacks across sri lanka. 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. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly. good morning. jurgen klopp says his team is motivated by their supporters not the "holy grail" of a first league title since 1990. liverpool are back on top of the table but were kept out by cardiff for the best part of an hour bef

we are also getting reports from local sources that fbi and interpol may be flying out to try and help lankan authorities and investigators to get to the brunt of exactly what happened. what is crucial of course is we know, some ten years since the end of the civil war here in sri lanka. this is a country that has not seen this scale of attack for a decade. they were due to celebrate the end of that war next month, in fa ct, the end of that war next month, in fact, and that was a war which of course ripped apart the country. it was ethnic strife between the ethnic groups. that war came to an end in 2009 and sri lankans have not seen this scale of attack so well organised in a matter of hours since then. we can speak now to roel raymond, associate editor at roar lk — an online news platform in colombo. there does seem to be focus on the intelligence. it was known or at least wa nt intelligence. it was known or at least want about. yes. there is some controversy least want about. yes. there is some c0 ntrove rsy over least want about. yes. there is some controversy over this. there is a

remember, there are investigators from all over the world here, interpol and the fbi are on the ground real flower power is being put into this investigation to try to piece together what happened unto the bombers were —— fire power. it is clear a picture is emerging of this family, the ibrahim family from here in colombo, possibly three brothers and one of their wives involved in one of the bomb plots. meanwhile, there had been continuing calls for the heads of the intelligence apparatus to resign, to quit because of failings in not putting forward the suggestion from two weeks ago that warnings existed suggesting that there would be an attack here of some kind in sri lanka. and then of course, you have the continuing burials that will be going on throughout the week. 60 today, more tomorrow and on into perhaps the weekend, where we will of course have the seven day anniversary of the atrocities that took place here. george. clive, thank you very much. the funeral service for the murdered journalist lyra mckee in belfast today was transformed into a call for the renewal of the peace p

interpol have actually offered assistance there are reports of there are teams from both those organizations here to assist with looking at potential international connections all of those perpetrators behind this incident so trying to pull all these strands together the government of sri lanka must get on top of this situation and do it fast peter. thanks very much. we move on as highest court has rejected the final appeal of two reuters journalists imprisoned for breaking an official secrets law they all wallowed who have spent more than sixteen months in detention they were arrested in twenty seventeen while working on an investigation into the killing of ten remain demanding during a military crackdown scott who has more from. the last appeal for word is journalist. has been rejected by the supreme court in me and maher that coming down on tuesday now they heard the argument from their attorneys just a couple of weeks ago this comes three months after a lower court rejected an appeal they said the sentence would be upheld that also coming down from the supreme court on tuesday and that w

ever stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence al-jazeera kuala lumpur. plenty more ahead on the observations hour including new zealand's prime minister is in china but a decision not to use weiwei technology for the country's five g. mobile network hangs over her visit. the fake president will now face the real president in a runoff in ukraine. and ferrari blows away to buy her a details coming up a little later with andy in sports. so new zealand's prime minister is making her first official visit to china where she's expected to tackle some sensitive issues just government rejected a bid by chinese company y. way to install new zealand's five g. network while way was turned down on national security grounds following the lead of the us and its western allies but china is new zealand's biggest trading partner so the prime minister has a fine line to tread adrian brown has more from beijing. well the fact that jews and arden is here in beijing just over two weeks

stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men are still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence al-jazeera kuala lumpur china has announced a new crackdown on a highly addictive drug fentanyl will be added to the list of controlled substances from may should please donald trump the u.s. president's pushing for a crackdown on the drug is part of the new deal to end the trade war with beijing well first produced in one nine hundred sixty fentanyl is used as a general anesthetic and surgeries that has now become the most deadly drug in the . u.s. soldiers are is so high that she's here to explain. well this latest announcement is a great win for the u.s. president donald trump chinese made fence no flooding the u.s. market has become a major sticking point for him in the trade deal and here is why last year seventy thousand people in the u.s. died from drugs overdose at least hoth of those were caused by fentanyl last month the u.s. department of health reported that between twenty eleven and twenty sixteen fentanyl

stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men are still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur. now japan has announced the name of its next imperial era. ray it translates as all suspicious means peace the harmony that begins in a month when the new emperor takes the throne nor do i need this rework contains the meaning that culture is born in is the people who use a flea care about each other i renew my commitment to pioneer a new era that will be filled with hope with the selection of a new era name i sincerely hope this new era will be widely accepted by people of japan and deeply rooted in japanese people's lives. and i get out of the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera algerian state media is reporting that president assad that has these will resign by eight hundred twenty eight millions of algerians have been calling for the eighty two year old to step down and the constitutional council has been meeting to consider whether he can be removed from office because he

>>the government is using the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol which has already been courtsthat that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention. >>well her next court hearing is coming up on may 7th. sand for december fell police are investigating the death of a mother of 2 who they believe accidentally overdosed after mistakenly ingesting a powerful synthetic opioid kron force marine kelly talked to the victim's friend who is speaking out in hopes of keeping others from eating the same tragic fate. she was devoted and loving mother. kind generous friend. and a beautiful talented artist. >>kate pas talking about her friend 42 year-old carrie cardi a sarah fell police say they responded to a home on this quiet block at 04:30am last sunday to a 911 call and found cardi a collapsed on the kitchen floor. they tried cpr and administered narcan but they were too late to save her the use what they believed to be cocaine sergeant alex home, so the 3 women partying that night accidentally consumed a synthetic opioid not yet seen before in their jurisdiction. call the eu

. >> interpole and the fbi are assisting as nvt tors uncover evidence of a much larger terror plot. police found 87 detonator at a bus station. they diffused a six foot pipe bomb on the main road near the airport. the attacks are isis inspired. >> reporter: bomb after bomb. city after city. it was a terrifying easter sunday across sri lanka. the primary targets four hotels full of foreigners. and three churches full of christians. one blast rocks a church at the end of easter mass. 1,000 worshippers ran from the horror. lifeless bodies. bloodstained pews. debris and human remains propelled through the sanctuary into the streets. >> there were children. women. and all close by. all were blown off almost. we have 100 people killed. >> the violence reminiscent of the bloody 26 year civil war. of the fighting ended ten years ago next month. tonight, a new threat putting this entire nation on lock down. normally busy streets, empty. a nationwide curfew in effect. and growing fears and international terror group maybe silently plotting its next move. >> that was the scene last night when

that brought america, to the american west, in the early 19th century, updated, new, new jests, interpolated, but others, not yet joe miller, twins just, and other jokes, probably was when that lincoln knew, and then lincoln, remembered, all the stories, that he was told by others, as they -- and his father, was often said that lincoln had a poor relationship with his father, and that was no doubt a difficult relationship, but that was is one of the most important things lincoln got from his father, with the capacity to tell stories. his father was a very very good joke and storyteller, family exchanges stories were important for him. , he heard stories, is, as a young man in salem, certainly on the circuit, with other lawyers, he acquired stories, and these, were all filed away, , i do not think he kept the joke book. it said that, i found that he had a file of jokes, and while he certainly jotted some down, there was a moment when, he was waiting in -- align, to be introduced at the white house, and there was one person with whom he had quite a long conversation, and the conversation was a

interpol is investigating international connections. suspects in custody. exit talks between conservatives and the labour party resume. theresa may is fighting to keep her job so she can try to reach a brexit deal. her best chance of success lies with jeremy corbyn. there is a plot to force-out may. resident donald trump's plan to nominate herman cain to the federal reserve board. he didn't have the support of enough republicans in the senate to be confirmed. he denied accusations of sexual harassment. democrats are urging republicans to block the president's pic of stephen moore for the fed. he had echoed the president's cause -- call for rate cuts. ofnie sanders warns talk impeachment could hurt the party's legislative agenda. that put sanders at odds with two other candidates elizabeth warren and, like harris -- kamala harris. bernie sanders still says he wants the president thoroughly investigated. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

in fact russia right now as we speak has applied to interpol the 7th time try to have interpol arrest interpole will make their decision on monday next week. this is a active persecution being organized by vladmir putin and the kremlin against me. ashley: you warn foreign investors still active in russia they're risking their own lives. how much money is being invested in russia these days? >> not a lot. the amount of foreign direct investment has dropped by 95%. it is not, it is not a welcoming investment climate. most people don't have to be there aren't there. i mean big oil companies are there because that is where the oil is. a few other big international companies. but if you have a choice to be in russia or not be in russia, not a place to be it is a kleptocracy, a criminal state. everything you have could be stolen at any point. if you try to fight for your assets you could be killed. ashley: switching gears a little bit, bill, you manage money, you're in london, brexit, nightmare goes on, how do you see this thing playing out? are we ever going to have a resolution? >> i was

are being answered in this investigation, fbi is dispatching a team here as well as a team from interpolo they can sift through the evidence to try to find some of these clues. >> thank you. >>> in the wake of the mueller report, many more democrats are starting to use the european union -- the "i." you're watching "velshi & ruhle" right here on msnbc. carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is being managed? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. or crohn's symptoms... are holding you back... and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough... it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven

>>government is using the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol which has already been courts have decided that that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention. >>the next court hearing is may 7th. governor gavin newsom wants lawmakers to reconsider a state law which currently makes utility companies pay for the damages when their utility equipment causes a wildfire get one of the many recommendations released today from his wild fire and energy strike team porter lonnie wong explains why the governor wants them to consider this and other actions. >>when gavin oman for governor he never expected to be confronted with levy now calls a crisis. the way he sees it wildfires and their consequences climate change and how electric utilities operate are tied together and must be dealt with sooner rather than later, this is a serious moment, this report prepared by a special fire strike force encourages the use of non carbon feels to fight climate influence fires. it also looks in the tough subjects like retrofitting structures to make them fireproof and stop building homes and

>>the government is using the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol which has already been courts have decided that that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention. >>a court hearing is may the 7th. >>governor gavin newsom wants lawmakers to reconsider a state law that makes utility companies pay for damages when their equipment causes a wildfire. it's one of many recommendations released today from his wildfire in energy strike team. reporter wanting long explains why he wants him to consider this and other actions. the governor may take. when gavin newsom ran for governor he never expected to be confronted with levy now calls a crisis. >>the way he sees it wildfires and their consequences climate change and how electric utilities operate are tied together and must be dealt with sooner rather than later, this is a serious moment, this report prepared by a special fire strike force encourages the use of non carbon feels to fight climate influence fires. it also looks in the tough subjects like retrofitting structures to make them fireproof and stop building homes and

these countries have power over interpol.hy can't they arrest me and other journalist as we travel and say the u.s. violated assange who is not an american citizen for violating american laws. we want to arrest these journalists and let them face trial in our country. >> every country is going to take every spin and view they want about this. the united states doesn't have to make its law enforcement decisions based on what other countries may do. no matter the information released it doesn't give him the authority, the immunity to break the password to give manning access which he did not have. one that's not just encrypting. it is giving him access to information he did not have. >> we didn't know that. >> it is in the indictment, that he didn't in administrator privilege. >> there is more we need to find out. brad, ryan, thank you for being here. >>> coming up another story involving federal prosecutors, is jeff bezos winning his battle against the "national enquirer"? to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the h

nora: ¿por qué están usando una alerta de interpol?bres después de unos días y denunciaron que se trata de una maniobra para tratar de intimidarlos. en los albergues de migrantes hay temor y desconcierto por los nuevos vientos que soplan en la frontera. >> números se iban a cancelar también. todo el que tenía número se iba a eliminar. [carmen] los números son los que estados unidos otorga a cada solicitante de asilo para que aguarde su turno a ser escuchado por un juez. sandra reyes apenas había recibido el suyo luego de dos meses de viajar en la caravana desde honduras. sandra: a veces siento la necesidad de tirarme solo así. [carmen] con todo y su pequeño ardiendo en fiebre fue en busca de nicole ramos o cualquiera en su organización para pedir orientación y saber qué pasará con los números. el lugar estaba abarrotado. ella debía volver al día siguiente. la acompañamos. después de cuatro horas, salió. ¿cómo te fue? sandra: la verdad, muy bien, pero siento un montón de dudas, me siento nerviosa ahora. [carmen] es que ahora todos están

the fbi is on the ground and interpole dispatched a team here. members of the government are blaming a local group but they're convinced that they had to have help from foreign terrorist groups because what they find stunning about this is how coordinated the bombings were ripping through three churches and three hotels at almost the same time. the forensic analysis they have been able to gather at six of the sites show that suicide bombers carry out the attacks and training, equipment and planning. they arrested 24 people so far. and what is troubling about this, hallie, is that security officials were warned about this ten days ago of potential attacks on churches and other countries shared intelligence. the big question on this investigation is why nobody acted on it. the secretary of defense today told nbc that they knew certain things were going to happen and they didn't expect it to happen so soon and not of this magnitude and it really is staggering. the death toll hovering here 300 and 35 foreigners among the dead, including two americans

>> reporter: yeah, you have the fbi, scotland yard, australia, new zealand, dutch, interpol.ast 40 foreigners killed among the staggering number of people killed. the investigation does continue. the prime minister told me there was a breakdown there the security apparatus here to foresee this threat. i would argue a systemic breakdown. warnings had come from overseas intelligence, indian intelligence. from muslim imams who were warning about the violence being preached by some of the people. clearly, there were police who detained some of them and then set them free. this was something that caught the security forces completely off guard. so far, a security -- a state defense minister is the only person who has resigned. i asked the prime minister if he feels that maybe he or the president should resign. he declined to comment in response to that question. >> just an enormous failure. 359 dead, the scale is incredible. ivan watson, thanks very much. >>> less than one week after reporting their 5-year-old son missing, his two parents are now charged with his murder. we will b

interpol is deploying investigators to sri lanka.ing the situation as the hunt for the foreign terrorists who may have masterminded these attacks gathers pace. andy moore, bbc news. we know that the latest death toll has risen, it is now 310 people who died from sunday's blast, more than 500 are injured as well. along with those, there are many missing bodies of loved ones, and sri lankans have been searching in wards to find out what has happened to their loved ones. clive has been speaking to some of them who have been hoping for news. at the police mock today, the living are looking for the dead. those gathered cluster around the giant video screen as images appear. grotesque photographs of those they held dearest, still bloodied. it is a particular torment to learn not just that a loved one has died, but to see how they died. some of the injuries mean visual identification is impossible. this lady survived the attack on saint anthony's church, but her friend the attack on saint anthony's church, but herfriend in the attack on sai

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the fbi is on the ground here as well as a team arriving from interpoll. they're going to be combing through more evidence at these attack sites with some counterterrorism expertise. also they're going to be helping in the side task of identifying victims. >> janis, authorities are also, at least there are reports, that authorities got a warning of some sort, about two weeks ago. about some sort of terrorist plot. what more do we know about that? are authorities saying anything about that? >> reporter: well, this is an investigation or serious questions being asked parallel to the investigation on the ground. this troubling revelation that security officials were warned ten days ago that there could be potential attacks on churches here. other countries apparently shared intelligence with them. the secretary of defense today told nbc news they knew certain things were happening but that they didn't expect anything to happen so soon or certainly not of this magnitude, and it is staggering, craig. the death toll now hovering near 300. more than 500 people ar

members of the fbi and interpol e trenelp wh t investigation. the officials received attacks on possible churches nearly two weeks ago. officials in that country say they never expected anything of that magnitude. they're blaming a small islamic group. given the coordination of these attacks authorities believe they had help a from outside terror network. keep is here for all the latest as this story develops. >>> an update on breaking news that we brought you at 4:00. thecleanup now complete on the outer loop where that dump truck had goverturned spill its load of dirt on two lanes between allentown road and route 4. the truck hasow been righted. crews have managed to move most of the dirt off the road. >>> 30 residents of an apartment complex in centerville looking for a new place to stay. they are also mourning the death of a neighbor. that man died when this fire erupted at the building on beet circle. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us live some are crediting their neighbors for saving their live, jules. that was quite an i

. >> interpol and the fbi are now assisting, as investigators uncover evidence of what could be a much 87 detonators at a colombo bus station. they diffused a 6-foot pipe bomb on the main road near the airport. so far, at least 24 people are under arrest in connection with the bombings. a u.s. official tells cnn the attacks are isis-inspired. zblf a big noise and broken glasses and dust and all the people are shouting, weeping. and we can't realize what happened. >> reporter: bomb after bomb, city after city, it was a terrifying easter sunday across sri lanka. the primary targets, four hotels full of foreigners and three churches full of christians. one blast rocked st. sebastian's church at the end of easter mass. a thousand worshippers ran from the horror. lifeless bodies, bloodstained pews, debris and human remains propelled through the sanctuary into the streets. >> there were children, there were women and all close by, and all were blown off almost. so we have more than 100 people who were killed on the spot. >> reporter: the violence reminiscent of sri lanka's bloody 26-year civ

a recent programme run by interpol inbound training at 30 sri lankan forensic specialist and police officersinues, more than 20 arrests had been made and likely they are more people involved in the planning of this attack who are still at large. large amounts of ied materials had been recovered including 87 low explosive detonators come from a bus station, there are no verified claims of responsibility as yet, but so far 40 arrests have been made and counterterrorism activity continues. the sri lankan prime minister president had both said publicly that there will be a thorough investigation into the incident and weather information was handled correctly and it's important to let the process follow its course. mr speaker, to attack christian worshipers on easter, a celebration of peace and holiest day in the christian calendar, portrays in the attackers absence of the most basic value of humanity. just two days ago, the prime minister and i both noted in our easter messages of the dangers facing christians around the world. 300 of whom are killed every month. in response to such acts, we mus

>>government is using the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol which has already been courts have decided that that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention. >>her next hearing is slated for may the 7th. another big story tonight the dublin teachers union has reached tentative agreement with the school district effectively ending the threat of a potential teacher strike. >>according to the union the agreement was reached after a marathon negotiation session last night. the 2 year agreement includes a 4 and a half percent raise that limits elementary school class sizes to 28 children and provides for a counselor at every elementary school campus. the union had threatened to strike in may if an agreement was not reached the teachers will now vote on the agreement at dublin high school on monday. today, the union sent out a flyer saying it highly recommended a yes vote. >>friday night, let's take a live look outside and san francisco along the embarcadero look at the they breeze glistening in the background uniform, whether on a friday night lawrence raking news the we

officers from interpol are now on their way to sri lanka to assist into the investigation of sunday'stacks that killed almost 300 people. sri lankan officials believe a little known local islamist group is responsible and it may have had international help. two dozen people have been arrested and there's a nationwide curfew in place. social media sites have been blocked to try to stop the spread of false information. the bbc‘s yogita limaye reports now from sri lanka. another explosion near one of the bombed churches, in a country that's already on the edge. a van blew up when the police tried to defuse explosives inside. no one was hurt. but on easter sunday, hundreds died, many of them here at st sebastian's church. it's believed to be the site of the deadliest bombing. the hall was packed with families who'd come here to pray. a priest who was at the altar has told me thatjust before the service ended, a person entered through one of the side doors and detonated a bomb. such was the impact that it destroyed everything inside. but even here outside, shattered glass everywhere, roof

interpol is deploying investigators to sri lanka. monitoring the situation as the hunt for the foreign terrorists who may have masterminded these attacks gathers pace. andy moore, bbc news. earlier i spoke to our salvation editor who said how these particular attacks pose a unique challenge for the security services here. tamil tiger rebels never targeted foreign tourists as a specific target. probably they had to ninja is here and there. now this time, the government does not know who the enemy was, they did not even know about this previously unknown islamist radical group. and they do not know whether this group has any link with global hardest groups. it is happening in the context of what is happening in the context of what is happening in syria. format i —— format is people are returning. is there any link between these jihadists and the group based here? in the majority of the muslim community here, i have spoken with muslim community leaders for the last two days, they are peace—loving and against this. one of the community l

ever stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur. china's government is clamping down on a highly addictive drug in an apparent gesture to the u.s. as they try to sort out their trade standoff fenton and also the drugs will be added to china's list of controlled substances suspected of being the main source of the powerful painkiller that's caused wreck or numbers of overdose deaths in the u.s. . looks at why fentanyl which is used as a general anesthetic is now at the center of the u.s. opioid crisis. well this latest announcement is a great win for the u.s. president donald trump chinese made fence now flooding the u.s. market has become a major sticking point for him in the trade deal and here is why last year seventy thousand people in the u.s. died from drugs overdose at least hoth of those were caused by fentanyl last month the u.s. department of health reported that between twenty eleven and twenty sixteen fentanyl overdose deaths

stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men are still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur. the opposition. thank you very much english club arsenal's bid to return to the european champions league next season received a big boost on monday night's aren ramsey opened the scoring against newcastle in the first half before a second half strike by alexander luck as that wraps up a two know when you know emery's men have moved up to third in the standings in the english premier league or manchester united can overtake them if they beat wolves on tuesday united manager. says french star paul pogba is happy at the club despite hence that he's lining up a move to rail madrid the world cup winners said last week that playing for sin against the down outs rail would be the dream for any player port up here is going to be a big big parties i've always said it that you like to build your team around him. that hasn't changed at all. manchester city's manager pep guardiola says his team need

promising to crack down they have sought international assistance we're also hearing of reports that interpol has sent an incident response team on the request of the national authorities as the authorities struggle to cope and try and get a handle on the situation in the meantime we have an island wide police curfew in place through the early hours of tuesday morning as you can see behind me i mean it is past midnight here in sri lanka and the roads are deserted but this is also a result of the police curfew that has been imposed a lot of things happening in unfolding during the course of the day and as to morrow dawns it will be a national day of mourning for sure lankans to remember another day of khan age in its recent history. we're going to speak to roger schwinn of apollo who's a research and author on sri lankan politics he joins us live from the english city of oxford thanks everyone for being with us just to get to go back to the group that might be behind this is the strike and officials appearing to blame a local group if they can it has more about that group and whether they woul