fred, what more are you learning about this school shooting in kazan?orter: rosemary, we are indeed getting new details. first of all, we heard as you just mentioned that there were apparently two shooters, also one of the other new details that we've gotten is that there was a shooting and that eyewitnesses apparently also said that there was some sort of explosion at some point. now, of course, it's unclear what exactly what bang would have been, whether or not that was the security forces using some sort of stun grenade or something or whether or not that was the shooters themselves trying to force their way into the school. that we don't know at this point in time. but if you will recall we had said that one of the shooters was in custody and that there might be a second shooter still holed up inside that school. well, the authorities are now saying that the second shooter as they've put it has been eliminated. the shooter who was arrested the authorities is believed to be a teenager, it's unclear whether or not this is some sort of former student a

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan.. andy swiss reports. commentator: congratulations to pep guardiola and manchester city. j the moment that meant disappointment on one side of manchester... ..and delight on the other. defeat for united meant city were champions for the fifth time in less than a decade. for theirfans, another night to celebrate. it's unbelievable. i think it is pep guardiola's biggest achievements over. nothing beats it, premier league. you just know you are the champions in england. we've won the carabao cup, i we've won the premier league, let's hope we can clinch - the champions league, as well. earlier united's 2—1 defeat against leicester had ended their slender hopes of catching city, whose players could celebrate from the comfort of their armchairs like aymeric laporte and rather more grandly oleksandr zinchenko who said it was unbelievable. while raheem sterling tweeted, "it's the champions, baby," on an understandably proud night. here inside the etihad, city have played some stunning football

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan.rmer soldier who has confessed to killing an eight—year—old girl in a case that horrified france has been sentenced to 20 years in prison on charges of murdering another manjust months before. police initially said after he was arrested in 2017 that they were looking again at a0 unsolved disappearances and cold cases. but nothing has emerged to back the theories that he was a serial killer. he has insisted that both killings were accidental. the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, has proposed a progressive lifting of us sanctions — in return for the country's president, nicolas maduro, agreeing to hold new general elections. mr maduro has remained in power despite the us saying he has no authority. the us state department has said president biden is �*in no rush�* to lift the sanctions. the british government says its priority for the next 12 months will be national recovery. ministers have promised in the queen's speech to support businesses and growth — and to "level up" oppo

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. major fuel pipeline. the knock—on effect of the on a majorfuel pipeline. the major fuel pipeline. the colonial majorfuel pipeline. the colonial pipeline said it hopes to have substantial operations back up by the end of the week and yet some drivers are alreadyjoining the line, this is tallahassee, in florida, with long lines just in case prices shoot up in the days ahead. the colonial pipeline normally carries pretty much half of the east coast supply of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel and drivers along the pipeline are worried about fuel shortages. it pipeline are worried about fuel shortages-_ shortages. it is unbelievable, it is a catastrophe _ shortages. it is unbelievable, it is a catastrophe coming, i i it is a catastrophe coming, i thought, i saw all the cars parked everywhere and i was just like, 0mg, i have to fill my tank up! it just like, omg, i have to fill my tank up!— just like, omg, i have to fill my tank unl— just like, 0mg, i have to fill my tank up! it was so long up

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. that is so often the glaring question.criminology at the simon fraser university, in vancouver. thank you very much forjoining us. do you have any insight into they, the motive for this? thank you for having me. there are probably some indicators. in many of the mass shooting, the primary motives are revenge and power. revenge, people feel they are victims of injustice and they actually look for somebody to target to get the payback and they sometimes target specific individuals and maybe in this case, we do not know, maybe there was somebody in the school because he was a former student, somebody he was actually trying to attack or it was just a setting, a place, actually trying to attack or it wasjust a setting, a place, so school was the target. in some cases it is power. some individuals feel they do not have enough in the world, they feel very angry at everything that happens and if they feel that happens and if they feel that the world is an evil place and they want to take control. obviously, it is a very early in t

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan.tant professor of criminology at the simon fraser university in vancouver. she talked me through the common psychology of many mass shooters. in many of the mass shootings, the primary motives are revenge and power. so revenge, people feel that they are victims of injustice and they actually look for somebody for the target to get their payback and they sometimes target specific individuals and maybe in this case, we do not know, maybe in the school there was somebody because he was a former student of this school, somebody he was actually trying to attack, or in some cases, it is just a setting, it is just a place, so school was the target for the revenge. and in some cases it is power. some of the marginalized individuals feel that they very much do not have enough in the world, they feel very angry at everything that happens and they feel that the world is an evil place and they want to take control, so power may be another motive. obviously, it is very early in the aftermath of thi

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: negative. clear.his year's brits awards as 4,000 people watch the ceremony in london. "the pope was shot, the pope will live" — that is the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort. to help the victims - of a powerful earthquake — the worst to hit the i country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, gary kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. ita it a person today said to the needs to be done.aws to be checked, possibly tightened an abrupt russian politicians after that said something needs to be done. whether something needs to be done. whether something will be done that remains to be seen, but what we do know is that the gunmen received his weapon completely legally. he was a 19—year—old and according to some reports, he got his gunjust 19—year—old and according to some reports, he got his gun just a few days ago. so it will be interesting to see whether the authorities actually do tighten gun laws here. environmental regulators in the united states have lifted some drivers already panic buying fuel. these are the queues in tallahassee florida earlier on tuesday. tallahassee florida earlier on tuesda . ., , ., , tallahassee florida earlier on tuesda. ., , , tuesday. long lines of cars “ust because were i tuesday. long lines of cars “ust because were trying * tuesday. long lines of cars “ust because were trying to * tuesday. long lines of cars “ust because were trying to

thursday has been declared an official day of mourning in kazan. >> do we have any indication about theossible motive? >> the investigation into this attack is ongoing. we may find out more about the shooter's motives soon. as far as we know, the suspected attacker was a 19-year-old man who reportedly graduated from the school he attacked four years ago. an interesting detail, a few days ago, the attacker called himself on social media a god. on the morning before the shooting, he announced he would be killing a huge number of biomass. while it is a muslim republic within russia, islam plays an important role, but we have to be careful with prejudices compared with the shooting. the seizure into thousand four that involved the imprisonment over 1000 people as hostages. >> we are used to hearing school shootings take place in the u.s., but what about russia? how common are school shootings in russia? >> such attacks are extremely rare in russia. very different from the usa. school attacks with a firearm are even rarer, because russia has very strict gun laws. the school attacks that did

next let's hear from 0lga ivshina from bbc russian service, who's from kazan.ni million — news. because has more thani million people, and 800 from moscow to the _ million people, and 800 from moscow to the east _ million people, and 800 from moscow to the east. there have been no conflicts— to the east. there have been no conflicts over the past decades, actually, — conflicts over the past decades, actually, and for many reasons, this region— actually, and for many reasons, this region was— actually, and for many reasons, this region was called an example of prosperity. the suspected attacker is a 19—year—old former pupil. he was detained and the authorities say he was carrying a licensed automatic weapon, was wearing an explosives vest and that he was acting alone. steve rosenberg is in kazan. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside to make ships trying of flowers and candles and one russian word — we mourn. what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are re

seven children and a teacher have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazan.— has been detained by police. president putin has ordered a review of russia's gun laws. sarah rainsford reports. the teen gunman seems to stroll towards his target. but on this footage, his weapon is clear to see. and moments later there were scenes of panic at school number 175. parents rushing towards the building after reports of an armed attack. the assault is still under way at this point and, inside, the gunman had explosives too. this image shows the brutality of his rampage. doors and windows blown out in the school where he was once a student. rescuers eventually managed to get ladders to the top floors and terrified children scrambled to safety. others had jumped for their lives from here as shots rang out. as hundreds were evacuated, there were reports of a second gunman. police now say ilnaz galieyev acted alone. he'd posted this image first on social media. in a mask that says "god," he vows to kill a huge number of people and then himself. but he was detained on the sch

at least 11 people have died during a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazan. are children. a dramatic escalation of violence as israel launches bombing raids on military targets in gaza. # used to being someone you loved.# it's the brit awards tonight — in front of a live audience at london's o2 arena — with no masks or social distancing required. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. good morning. borisjohnson is promising a �*skills revolution�* for england, as one of a host of policies set to be announced in today's queen's speech, which sets out the government's programme for the next year. it's part of the state opening of parliament, a usually pretty grand ceremony that's been pared back this year because of the pandemic. it's expected that the government will introduce loans for all adults wanting to go to university or college at any point in their lives. businesses will be encouraged to form partnerships with education providers to meet local needs in industries like construction. and the education secretary will have mor

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steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan.re the government health ministry says at least 26 people have been killed. palestinian militant groups have fired more rockets into southern israel, killing two israelis. tension has erupted during ramadan around the al—aqsa mosque in eastjerusalem. the complex is a highly sensitive site, sacred to both arabs and jews. the uk's financial watchdog has opened an investigation into the collapsed finance firm greensill capital. its founder, the australian banker lex greensill, has been appearing before mps speaking publicly for the first time about what happened. he says he takes complete responsibility and insists there has been no loss to the british taxpayer. it comes as the treasury committee published texts from david cameron revealing the extent of his lobbying for the firm. the former prime minister will appear before the same mps on thursday. our business editor simonjack is with me. there simonjack is with me. were a lot of texts, more ti 40 there were a lot of texts, more than 4

at least 11 people have died during a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazan.own restrictions in scotland, where it's likely people will be allowed to meet in each other�*s homes in limited numbers from monday. the government is setting out its legislative programme for the new parliamentary session today. more than 20 bills will feature in the queen's speech, which downing street says will support the nation's recovery from coronavirus and build on its levelling—up agenda. labour has called on the goverment to deliver "action" rather than "rhetoric". so what can we expect to hear on health provision in the speech today? what about the backlog of non—covid illnesses and treatments? we can speak now to professor andrew goddard, president of the royal college of physicians. what do you need to help clear the backlog and catch up with the massive waiting lists? basically, time and people. _ massive waiting lists? basically, time and people. through - massive waiting lists? basically, time and people. through the i time and people. through the pandemic we have seen

people in the russian city of kazan have been paying tribute to nine people, most of them children, whoe killed in school shooting. residents have laid flowers and left candles to remember them. a 19-year-old has been arrested and police have opened a criminal investigation. these sort of attacks are rare as andrew simmons explains. >> shock and disbelief outside a school. inside, a teenager head run amok shooting indiscriminately. reality had shattered a normal teaching day in a building known simply as school 175. unsurprisingly, there was panic. some students had run for cover. teachers had slammed doors shut. at least two students had jumped out of windows. others were able to wait until emergency teams rescued them. security forces heavily armed and in large numbers arrived quickly and arrested the suspected killer. he is purported to be 19 years old and a registered gun owner. it is unclear what motive he had for the attack. some eyewitnesses say it was not only gunshots ey heard. >> there was one explosion or maybe two. we jumped up and thought it was a truck. we heard alarms and

seven school children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazancurity forces stormed the school and detained the suspected attacker — a 19 year—old former pupil — he'd been carrying an automatic weapon, and was wearing an explosives vest. now on bbc news, it's tuesday in parliament. hello and welcome to a special tuesday in parliament. socially distanced pomp as the queen opens the new session of parliament. my government will level up opportunities across all parts of the united kingdom supporting jobs, businesses and economic growth. beyond the pomp, another tradition — the politics — as boris johnson promises. a national recovery so thatjabs, jabs, jabs becomesjobs, jobs. papers over the cracks. it is packed with short—term gimmicks of distant promises. also in this programme: mps asked lex greensill, the boss of the collapsed financed that employee david cameron, if he's a fraudster. but first, this year's state opening of parliament may have been a shadow of its former self, but it was, nevertheless, a historic occasion — the first one to be

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan.ndent follows. julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kent. today, using an actress and julia�*s actualjack russell terrier, toby, police staged a reconstruction of her last known movements. officers say they have already received more than 1000 pieces of information from members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it�*s absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia�*s life. and appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her — 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. this initial hearing for callum wheeler lasted only around five minutes. he spoke just to confirm his name, his age and his address. he was remanded in custody and will appea

seven school children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazansecurity forces stormed the school and detained the suspected attacker — a 19 year—old former pupil. there have been long queues at petrol stations in the united states, as some drivers have been panic—buying fuel in case prices rise in the days ahead. it's a knock—on effect of last week's cyber attack on a major fuel pipeline. the colonial pipeline says it hopes to have substantial operations back underway by the end of the week. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week — bikes. boats. bots. and shops. hey, welcome to click! this week, we're going to talk about locking stuff and keeping stuff safe, which is why lara currently has a safe on her lap. well, it's a safe with a bit of a difference. you know when you're at the dining table and it feels like everybody has a reason that they have to do something on their phone there and then? laughs. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, this aims to overcome that. it's somewhere to lock away your devices so that you can have some good quality family

seven school children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazancurity forces stormed the school and detained the suspected attacker — a nineteen year old former pupil. in the us, there have been long lines at petrol stations, as some drivers have been panic—buying fuel in case prices rise in the days ahead. it's a knock—on effect of last week's cyber attack on a major us fuel pipeline — the colonial pipeline says it hopes to have substantial operations back under way by the end of the week. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. we've reached the point in the global pandemic where the impacts are varying dramatically. here in the uk, the infection rate is largely contained. the roll—out of the vaccine is having its effect. but in many other parts of the world, the situation is still critical. and with this patchwork pandemic, how dangerous would it be to resume international travel and tourism? well, my guest today is greece's minister of tourism, haris theoharis. could tourism prolong the pandemic? haris theoharis, w

police after seven children and two adults were killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazantly children, were injured. ajudge in the united states has dismissed a bankruptcy case involving the national rifle association, meaning it will now face a lawsuit that could see the organisation dissolved. the nra described the move as a "baseless, premeditated attack". it declared bankruptcy in january. a former soldier who has confessed to killing an eight—year—old girl in france has been sentenced to 20 years in prison on charges of murdering another man. police were initially looking again at a0 unsolved disappearances and cold cases but nothing has emerged to back the theories that nordahl lelandais was a serial killer. the australian airline qantas has delayed its plans to resume international flights. the firm had been selling tickets for flights from october, but now says the re—start has been pushed back to december. the australian government has suggested the border could remain closed until the middle of next year. the knock—on effects of last week's cyberattack on a major

steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. it is so sad.from the _ public. according to police, they escape from the zoo _ public. according to police, they escape from the zoo one - public. according to police, they escape from the zoo one april i public. according to police, they. escape from the zoo one april 19, but it wasn't until may when one of the animals was spotted by a member of public that their escape was published. hunting during serve tracked down two of the leopards, one is still on loose. they have detained five people and the manager. they didn't want to alert people around the zoo because they worried that they might scare them men unduly affect the rate of tourism to the zoo.— men unduly affect the rate of tourism to the zoo. yes, apparently this has exploded _ tourism to the zoo. yes, apparently this has exploded on _ tourism to the zoo. yes, apparently this has exploded on social - tourism to the zoo. yes, apparently this has exploded on social media l this has exploded on social media all over china with people saying

that anytime there's a question or issue that he can go and really work between macarthur and and kazan and help. build up the philippine army as they're trying to prepare to become an independent nation. and frankly his skills of diplomacy are honed quite well while serving under macarthur who was probably not the easiest of bosses to work with. world war ii rolls around it's already been by the time the united states invades north africa on november 8th 1942. it's already been a roller coaster for fried. he's gone from being a colonel just two years prior to being in a general in charge of a major offensive. and the difficulties are set right off. when they land they're not landing as an army of occupation. they're landing saying as once who are trying to free. the french people in colonies so that they can join the allied effort. and this difficult is it arises from the military head of the vichy french government? that's admiral. gene. francis are long. every eisenhower's had brought a french general general girod. they removed it had him removed from france and put him with the inv

and 13 others hospitalized after a pair of gunmen reportedly opened fire at a school in the city of kazanrussian media reported one of the shooters, believed to be a teenager, was arrested by police while another attacker was shot dead by security forces. school shootings are very rare in russia. immediately after tuesday's assault, russian president vladimir putin said he had ordered ruia's government to immediately begin work on tightening gun ownership regulations. "the washington post" is reporting trump's justice department secretly obtained the phone records, and attempted to get email records, of journalists reporting on the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. the justice department sent three separate letters earlier this month addressed to three "washington post" journalists, notifying them the department had received records associated with their telephone numbers from between april 2017 and june 2017. this comes as press freedom groups are denouncing the biden administration for defending trump's move against "the washington post" journalists a

seven school children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazansecurity forces stormed the school and detained the suspected attacker — a 19—year—old former pupil — he'd been carrying an automatic weapon and was wearing an explosives vest. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. we have reached the point in the global pandemic where the impacts are varied dramatically. here, in the uk, infection rate is largely contained. the rollout of the vaccine is having its effect. but in many other parts of the world, the situation is still critical. with his patchwork pandemic, how dangerous would it be to resume international travel and tourism? my guest today is the greek minister of tourism, haris theoharis. could tourism prolong the pandemic? haris theoharis, welcome to hardtalk. haris theoharis, welcome to hardtalk— haris theoharis, welcome to hardtalk. ., a, hardtalk. thank you, thank you for inviting _ hardtalk. thank you, thank you for inviting me. _ hardtalk. thank you, thank you for inviting me. a _ hardtalk. thank you

seven school children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazancurity forces stormed the school and detained the suspected attacker — a nineteen year old former pupil. manchester city have won the premier league title — after their only remaining challengers, manchester united, lost to leicester. it's city's third title in four seasons. and that is the headlines on a bbc world news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former fleet street editor, eve pollard and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe. it think tank which is a lot of negotiation on the brexit. i'm sure he has a lot of other things on his plate these days. let me bring you up—to—date on the front pages let me bring you up—to—date on the front pages queen back in the office at 95... the front page of the metro shows queen elizabeth ii in the house of lords at the opening of parliament. she set out more than 25 bills in her speech, her 67. she set up more than 25 speeches. she set up more than 25 speeches. h

it happened in the city of kazan, east of moscow, in the tatarstan republic. at least 21 people were wounded, most of them children. the regional governor said the 19-year-old suspect was arrested. >> ( translated ): first of all, it's a huge disaster. we lost seven children. eighth grade students. obviously, any help required will be provided to the school and to the families. this is a huge tragedy today for the whole republic, for our country. >> woodruff: this was the deadliest school shooting in russia since a college student killed 20 people in crimea, in 2018. there's word that president biden will nominate former chicago mayor rahm emanuel to be ambassador to japan. the newshour confirmed it today. an announcement is expected later this month. the president announced today that one million americans have signed up for health insurance under obamacare during a special enrollment period. he re-opened the online marketplace in february, for six months. new enrollees also receive larger subsidies than before. in economic news, u.s. employers posted a recor

therefore, the town this happened in, kazan, about 600 miles to the east of moscow. obviously, that town very much reeling. and that town now really upping its security measures as well. the authorities are saying that they have increased security, not just other schools but at all other learning institutions as well. and one of the interesting things that i thought happened after all of that is that the russian authorities are already talking about getting in place more restrictive gun laws to try to prevent something like what happened today from happening again, guys. >> that's what most countries do. we see it all over the world. incidents like this, they pass laws. doesn't happen here. fred pleitgen, thanks very much. >>> also breaking this morning, tensions are soaring in israel as they exchange rocket fire in the south. just a few hours ago, hadas gold and her crew rushed to take shelter as the sirens sounded in ashkelon just north of gaza. >> guys, we have sirens. let's go, let's go . >> israeli health officials say two israelis were killed in separate locati

>> really tragic situation in a town of kazan. this is something that's still very fresh, brianna.f these details that are still coming into us are changing over the course of time as we get them. but you're absolutely right. the local authorities are saying on this day which is the first day back at school for these kids after a public holiday, two gunmen entered that school, opened fire and they are saying that at least 11 people have been killed. initial reports said it was nine, eight children and one teacher. and there are some absolutely horrific details that are coming in. obviously a lot of panic breaking out as that shooting was going down. there are reports of obviously children running out of the school, children jumping out of windows in that school as high as the third floor to try to escape from that shooting. aside from the people that have been killed the children that have been killed and apparently one other person killed there's reports of a lot of people who have been injure and wounded as well. as you can imagine, the russian authorities very much obviously tak

all right, frank, i'm sorry to report that after tonight's loss, kazan is a sharks have officially beensorry hey, man, sorry if you were recording, i'm just reporting the facts here. the sharks fans not happy. it looked good, though for the sharks early. in fact, they never trailed until the final score up to one in the second when evander kane streaks in off the turnover, and he scores sharks take a 3 to 1 lead as i said it was looking good, but the sharks collapse in the third and when naz and pageantry scores with 3 40 left, we have a tie game. qadri the tough angle shot to beat martin jones. sharks fans are absolutely stunned. and then just. for 41 seconds into overtime. andrew birkoff ski trickled the game winner past jones abs, win it 5 to 4 and with four games left in the season, the sharks are officially eliminated from the playoffs. hey thanks for the great when the lights go town at the stadium, check this out. room on the right side, and the lights have gone out here in the forward. lights went out in st louis as the power went out with two outs in the ninth inning. unfortuna

seven students and two adults are dead after a opened fire in a school in kazan today. vladimir putin reacted to the rare school attack by ordering a revision of regulations on the types of weapons allowed for civilian use. and china's population grew at its slowest rate in the last decade since the 1950s. the country's census showed the country's population increasing just 5% over the past decade. growth has slowed since beijing instituted a one child policy in the 1970 you see before adjusting it in 2016 to two children. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ $439 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. managing type 2 diabetes? $439 a month for 36 months. you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. ja

the latest that we have is there were apparently two shooters who dough ended upon that school in ka kazanhat we have is that nine people have been killed in that shooting, eight of them appear to be students. now, the authorities are saying that one of the shooters who seems to be a teenager has been apprehended and that the second shooter as they put it have been eliminated. there were reports that shooter may have been holed up inside the school, maybe even taken hostages as well. you can see some of the video, there were apparently horrific scenes that went down at that school with children obviously fleeing from those shooters inside that school. there's reports of some jumping out the window to try to escape that situation. general mass shootings by far not as common in russia as for instance they are unfortunately in the united states. vladimir putin has already made this an important part of his day here, has already sent to ministers to the scene and in a side note the russians already speaking about tighter gun control measures here in this country. >> thanks so much for that is

it happened in the city of kazan, east of moscow in the tatarstan republic.ast 21 people were wounded, most of them children. the regional governor said the 19-year-old suspect was arrested. there is word president biden will nominate former chicago mayor rahm emanuel to be ambassador to japan. the "newshour" confirmed it today. an announcement is expected later this month. and horse trainer bob baffert now says a skin ointment may have caused his kentucky derby winner to fail a drug test. medina spirit could be stripped of the victory over trace amounts of a banned steroid. today, however, he was installed as the early favorite in saturday's preakness stakes, subject to additional testing. still to come on the "newshour." judy discusses vaccinations with the republican governor of a state with one of the lowest rates in the country. the ransomware attack on a major american fuel pipeline causes a surge in fuel prices. the senate considers a critical and contentious voting rights bill, and much more. announcer: this is the "pbs newshour," from weta studios in

there are no lessons going on in the schools here. 0ur russia correspondent steve rosenberg is in kazanc. and similar checks are going on across russia. as for the events of yesterday, well, the suspect, 19—year—old ilnaz galyaviev is in custody. he was interrogated yesterday, some of that interrogation was leaked. and in comments reported, he reportedly says that he came to believe that he was god. he hated everyone, he said, and he had felt like a monster was waking up inside of him. the question people are asking now is why? why did this 19—year—old, who many people considered to be a quiet, calm person, suddenly pick up a semiautomatic gun and go and carry out such a shooting spree in his former school? and an investigation is under way. also, calls here in russia to tighten gun ownership regulations. vladimir putin ordered an urgent investigation, an urgent report into that yesterday. interestingly, russian gun laws are quite tight on paper, quite difficult, on paper. to get such a weapon you have to get various medical certificates, including a certificate from the psychiatrist, y

at least eight people have died after a shooting at a school in the southwestern russian city of kazanlice said two people had carried out the attack. one suspect — a teenager — has been detained. there are also reports that a second suspected attacker has been killed. emergency services are at the scene. countries around the world are appealing for calm, amid weeks of escalating violence between israeli forces and the palestinians. (tx militant groups in gaza fired rockets into israel on monday evening. israel responded with retaliatory strikes on the palestinian territory that killed at least 20 people — including children. the past few days have seen the worst violence injerusalem for years. apple is facing a billion—pound lawsuit, after being accused of overcharging uk customers who use its app store. the action is being filed today on behalf of nearly 20—million people. it claims that apple is abusing its dominant position in the market, by charging 30—percent commission on app sales. apple said the legal action was "meritless". let's cross live to edinburgh — where scotland's fir

we'll start with the breaking news a gunman opened fire at a school in the russian city of kazan thisles east of moscow at least seven students and a teacher were killed in that shooting 21 others were wounded russian officials say the suspected gunman is a teenager and has been taken into custody. >>> now to a tense encounter in the middle east. u.s. coast guard cutter fired warning shots yesterday after iranian boats came close to u.s. navy ships part of the confrontation was caught on camera >> this guy is turning inbound back one is turning inbound. yeah, i got the clear. >> pentagon spokesperson said the coast guard ship fired 30 warning shots after iranian fast boats approached six u.s. vessels in the strait of hormuz. the incident follows two other tense encounters between u.s. and iranian ships last month >>> nbc will not air the golden globes next year amid controversy surrounding the hollywood foreign press association. the organization that puts on the ceremony has been criticized in recent months for a lack of racial diversity and other ethical concerns the association is

it happened at this school in kazan, one of russia's largest cities, about 500 miles east of moscow. more than 20 have been hospitalized. six are reported to be in an extremely critical condition. there are harrowing videos of children desperately climbing out of the school down ladders during the attack. police have detained a 19-year-old man believed to be the alleged shooter. russian media reporting a telegram social media channel was allegedly created just a few days ago by the arrested man where he poses in combat-style clothing and warns of potential mass killing. president putin has expressed his condolences. he's also ordered russia's government to immediately begin tightening gun ownership regulations but mass shootings in russia especially in schools are still very, very rare and this stands out as one of the deadliest in russia's history, robin. >> very tragic. all right, ian, thank you. michael. >>> now to the surge of covid cases in japan threatening to cancel or postpone the summer olympics for the second straight year. some top athletes are now questioning whether they

seven children and a teacher have been killed in a shooting at a school in the russian city of kazan.. the suspected attacker, a teenager and former pupil, has been detained by police. president putin has ordered a review of russia's gun laws. sarah rainsford reports. the teen gunman seems to stroll towards his target. but on this footage, his weapon is clear to see. and moments later, there were scenes of panic at school number 175. parents rushing towards the building, after reports of an armed attack. the assault is still under way at this point and, inside, the gunman had explosives too. this image shows the brutality of his rampage. doors and windows blown out in the school where he was once a student. rescuers eventually managed to get ladders to the top floors and terrified children scrambled to safety. others had jumped for their lives from here as shots rang out. as hundreds were evacuated, there were reports of a second gunman. police now say ilnaz galieyev acted alone. he'd posted this image first on social media. in a mask that says "god," he vows to kill a huge number of

at least eight people have died after a shooting at a school in the southwestern russian city of kazan