dozens of indian laborers are killed at an illegal construction site in mumbai. hits theop scandal european high street, spelling trouble for a popular brand. world powers have begun another round of talks aimed at ending the iranian nuclear dispute. the group, which included the u.s., china, and russia has concerns it is developing nuclear weapons, but iran says the program is for peaceful purposes only and with the country due to hold elections in june, many say a deal looks unlikely. >> it is the right the iranian people got after signing the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. we really hope in this beautiful city these talks will bring results and a new spring will start in our talks and we hope they understand this. >> robyn is following the talks for us. plenaryr we have had a session this morning between all sides. they have just broken off lunch, and prayer time is this friday. the top european union foreign policy negotiator met with iran 's a top negotiator and there was a bit of an awkward moment because they never shake hands. it is protocol. is cautiou

this is in mumbai. >> at least 46 people were killed, 70 others injured. but rescuers have pulled some people out alive from what is left of that building. i understand now children have been pulled out as well. >> that's right, suzanne. it's been more than 24 hours since the eight-story building collapsed in the outskirts of india's financial capital mumbai. rescuers are still digging through the rubble trying to find survivors. right now authorities say as you mentioned 46 people have died. 17 of them are children. and more than 70 others have been injured. now, authorities say they still don't know what caused that collapse, but they believe shotty construction is the main reason. this particular building was built in just about three months time. it was illegal. it was built on forestland. and unfortunately this kind of illegal construction is really quite common here. thousands of buildings in cities like mumbai and delhi are illegally built on land perhaps not even suitable for these kinds of very tall buildings in. . in cities like delhi you have en

our correspondent joins us on the phone from mumbai with the latest. >> two bomb blast occurred three hours apart. the first occurred to at 10:30 local time. bengaluru. the device was attacked a motor the -- motorbike perhaps to gas tank. elections will be on may 5. according to officials, two have been killed, 16 interests, -- 16 injured, eight of them police. shoppers,y thankfully, as maybe the intended. have this is a busy market area. it's slowly wakes up in the morning, shops just about to open. the blast area has been cordoned off. it has demolished the fronts of many shops and there's a glass spread over large area. now the police are combing the area for clues. the national investigation agency is leading the operation. they're gaining footage from shops in the area. the second blast happened about three hours later, very close to a construction site overpass on the way to the airport. there are few details of that coming through. no reports of any injuries. we're waiting to hear more on that. the home minister of india says that he's working very closely with the state govern

when a building collapsed near the city of mumbai. according to authorities, the unfinished eight story building was being constructed illegally. most of the victims are thought to be construction workers and their families who were living on the site. we have this report. still pickinge through the rubble of what is left. as the day progressed, more bodies were being recovered. many of the casualties were children. and after school class was taking place when the foundation came down. the building was still being billed. the floors were already occupied with families. police say it was an illegal construction and collapsed because it was made with poor quality materials. >> the made in eight story building when it was supposed to be a four story building. a local authority visited but they continued to add floors. one aelopments like this few hours for mumbai are becoming more common with middle-class indians who cannot afford to live in the city. many people are building illegally without proper permission or safety precautions. bui

and a to mumbai to crank up the date of course of the indian city of mumbai it's where at least thirty five people including a lot of children are being killed off for an illegally constructed building collapsed officials say that was cool as inside the first full floors were occupied with residents and businesses at the time of the accident over the rest of the building under construction rescuers continue to search for more fatalities among the dead. in mexico thousands of teachers have taken to the streets across the country angry at education reforms and claim to change changes that limit power to hire teachers causing fears over job security in mexico city and in the southern state of guerrero demonstrators breached police barriers and blocked traffic key intersections. with spanish banks shares plummeting and people's savings being wiped out one man has created a novel twist to the idea of keeping your money under the pillow. santos's developed a new safe inside a much which keeps your hard earned money away from dubious banks at the first show sold out in less than twenty four h

, there was another very horrible attack in mumbai. seven coordinated bombs going off within ten minutes of each other on commuters trains. it was a huge attack. seven bombs all made out of pressure cookers. 290 people were killed. by the time of that monstrous attack, the department of homeland security had put out this bulletin on the potential terrorist use of pressure cookers. noting the bombs has been used in plots in nepal and in france and before the bombings in india and another incident. department of homeland security with that bulletin showed this picture of soldiers in ma lay sha with a bunch of pressure cookers. this is a website from a pennsylvania company that makes inert explosives. so, not explosives that are going to explode, and they make them for draining purchases. they build products that look like and act like bombs and trigger switches so that law enforcement and the military can train on how to recognize them and detect them and avoid tripping them. to learn how to disarm them. this company sells not to the gen

we are concerned -- we sent a team to mumbai and we got very granule information very quickly. that's what we do with our officers assigned throughout the world. go to the scenes of terrorist events and go to bring us information that may better protect the city. if you look at the events in mumbai they were done with simple weapons and clearly we know in this country, the proliferation of weapons we have 300 million guns that are abroad in our country. yes, it's a concern. if you look at the bombs that were used in boston, very simple to make. magazines, that information is all over the internet. very easy to find out how to build a pretty effective bomb. the proliferation of weapons, handguns, rifles and certainly bomb-making and bomb-making materials. made out of ordinary, even household items is very much a concern for us. >> ray kelly, pleasure to have you on, sir. >> thank you. >>> we have more on the boston terror attacks with a personal panel in a few moments but first something a little different. "in this world" why bad economic news is sometimes be good economic news

we sent a team to mumbai and got granule information very quick ly. that's what we do.o to the scenes of the terrorist events, bring back information to help us better protect the city. if you look at the events in mumbai, they were done with very simple weapons and clearly we know in this country that the proliferation of weapons, we have 300 million guns abroad in our country. so it's a concern. if you look at the bombs that were used in boston, very simple to make. it was put out in 2010, that information is all over the internet. very easy to find out how to build a pretty effective bomb. so the proliferation of weapons, handguns, rifles and certainly bomb making and bomb making materials. made out of ordinary household items is very much a concern for us. >> ray kelly, pleasure to have you on sir. >> thank you. >>> we have more on the boston terror attacks with a special panel many just a few moments. but up first, something a little different. what in the world? why bad economic news can sometimes be good economic news. i will explain. with ideas, with ambition. i

in mumbai, people are dead following a building collapse.tructure was being built illegally and some offices were occupied. >>> a police officer waiting in a line had to jump in to subdue the attacker. >>> beyonce and jay-z caused a big stir in cuba. they were mobbed by crowds touring hold havana. they managed time for dinner that inclued fish, chicken and rice. sounds good, even at this house. we go to brian shackman, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. investors are awaiting the big report of the day and the month. the march jobs numbers. we'll find out if it was another month of steady hiring. president obama's budget comes out wednesday. it would cut the deficit $1.8 trillion. there are cuts to social security and medicare. it's a big day for jc penney. they are launching the first of their home goods boutiques including martha stewart products. it's pivotal to turn around efforts. >>> what do you get when you pump $1.5 trillion into the world's economy? the nikkei went above 13,000. the index is up. back home, mark zuckerberg unvei

i was at mumbai, investigated that. military-type precision with the attacks and then of course we backtrack and find out that was exactly the case launched out of pakistan. military, paramilitary background, clearly folks who were prepared, folks who knew their mission, and folks, as your other guests say, had a plan from beginning to end, from planning, reconnaissance, the attack, ex filtration, and then where do they go from there? >> that, of course, is where the world is trying to find these two suspects. don borelli, jeff beatty, thank you. >>> we are going to take a break but we have more as we continue to breakdown this video frame by frame by the boston terror attack. the chairman of the homeland security is here with the latest intelligence. could this be an hallmark on an al qaeda attack? and we try to track down the men. this could really open this case. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the i

i'm told the pressure cooker bombs were used in the mumbai attack in india a few years ago. they were used in a bombing by croatian nationals in new york city in the 1970s. it's not very common, but they have been used before. one big question still outstanding is are they looking for one perpetrator or two? i'm told that bombs like this, in backpacks, would weigh something around 30, 35 pounds. so if you've got two bombs that need to be placed 100 yards away from each other, that's fairly bulky, fairly bulky for one person to do. not impossible, but could be conspicuous. so that is still a very big outstanding question. are we looking, are investigators looking for one suspect or multiple suspects? >> michael isikoff reporting from boston. michael, thanks so much. >>> when want to turn to jessica stern, fellow at the harvard school of public health. good to have you here. as we're hearing from michael and the report i'm getting about the bomb material recovered being sent on to quantico for the fbi to evaluate there, we do know that the items inside, the nails, the ball bea

it eerily reminded me of the mumbai attacks. you can't tell too much from the brief videotape that we saw that was released to the public but it appeared they were calm and moving with a purpose. >> we now have a name and putting together a bit of a background. at least one of them was a legal permanent resident who had a massachusetts driver's license. there is a long and sad history of strife in chechnya and acts of terrorism. >> you have to look at that original of terrorism. this is where we can't jump to conclusions yet. we're going to be relying on our foreign intelligence partners in russia and turkey because it was believed these men lived in turkey. we want to find out do they come from a lineage of terrorists. do they have military training. we'll try to learn as much as possible from our foreign partners. >> we want to be transparent about what we know and don't know this morning. when people hear of it being a foreign terrorist, they obviously start thinking of terrorist groups such as al qaeda. we don't know whether

similar devices were used in the train attack in mumbai india and one of three devices us in the failed bombing in times square in 2010. the department of homeland security warned law enforcement in 2004 and 2010 the terror attacks using pressure cookers and improvised devices. but just because it was used in boston doesn't necessarily point to overseas terrorism. the fact that white smoke and not black smoke came from the blast just it was probably not a more sophisticated device usually associated with foreign terror attacks. >> generally a white or gray smoke will indicate a commercial explosive because traditionally, again for the most part, all of the military explosives are petroleum based, so that oil burning or detonating will create a black oil or dark smoke. >> they haven't ruled out the possibility that if the domestic style or or mobile. directions and equipment for the bomb can easily be found online. >> well, some foreign terrorists are quick to take credit for massive disaster that it was caused. >> and that hasn't happened in this case. the investigation could be a long

. >>> building collapse in mumbai, india, 45 now confirmed dead. more than 55 others hurt.t indian police say was an illegal construction site. most that ended up dying were construction workers staying in that building. the cause being investigated prior to the disaster. >>> another person has died from a new bird flu outbreak in china. brings the total number of deaths to six since the new strain was discovered just last sunday in shanghai. authorities have since slaughtered all bow slaughter slaughtered poultry in pigeons being sold for meat. they think people are contacted the virus through direct contact with the infected foul. they said there is no evidence that avian bird flu spreads easily between people. >>> a chithief rips off a stole cab and takes a joyride in san francisco. it has officers searching for a suspect near a college campus. >>> the dow falls on fairly lousy job numbers. we'll have all that coming up. >>> live look at at&t park, home of the giants home opener. about we go getting to know our giants this morning. check out these facts about possible lp

mumbai police are expected to arrest the builders, just as soon as they can find them.endary film critic, roger ebert. as you likely heard yesterday, died after a long battle with cancer. thyroid cancer took away his ability to speak, but the critics just forged on reviewing movies, writing his column in the "sun-times" in chicago and commenting on a wide variety of issues online. while so many of his fans admired his courage, ebert always maintained his midwest m modesty and charm and will be remembered as sparring with his partner, gene siskel. >> the question was, do you like or hate each other and i said, both. and roger said -- >> neither. >> for 24 years we were on television together for more than 30 years we fought it out. on our newspaper jobs. there was a lot of competition. a lot of rivalry, but also respect and friendship. >> the siskel and ebert jingle playing in a lot of people's minds this morning, coming up, andrea speaks to ambassador susan rice, live if the women in the world summit. for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ]

also out in chicago the mumbai massacre.the fbi examined them and felt they were no threat and they went on to carry out terrorist murders. >> there's a fine line between worrying about whether somebody might carry out terrorism or not, particularly if they're american citizens, they might hold radical views. but, you know, we can't start arresting people or detaining them because we think they some day might commit terror acts if we have no evidence on it, right? >> no. for instance, in the case of carlos bledsoe, he was trained in yemen by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he came back here. the fbi was watching him, monitoring him for a while. he went and killed the arkansas -- the army recruiter in little rock, arkansas. you have headley. the fbi was given information on. turned out he was plotting the mumbai attack. when somebody is brought to your attention, you investigate him, find nothing, he ends up committing murders. did you miss something in the investigation? i'm not trying to be a monday morning quarterback.

plus in mumbai, india, say the seven-story structure was being built illegally, and some floors were already occupied. >>> and take a look at this. surveillance footage from the honolulu airport showed a woman attacking tsa agents, in fact, one right there. an off-duty police officer waiting in the security line had to jump into action to help subdue the attacker. she is now in custody. >>> three more cabinet members are foregoing 5% of their salary as part of the sequester. homeland security secretary janet napolitano, secretary of state john kerry and the treasury's jack lew joined defense chief chuck hagel. >>> and beyonce and jay-z caused a big stir in cuba thursday while on vacation to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. they were mobbed by crowds while touring old havana but still managed to find time for a dinner featuring fish, chicken, black beans and rice. all good stuff. >>> now for a look at what's moving your money, cnbc's brian shactman. good morning, brian. >> thank you, richard. good morning, everybody. investors are awaiting the march jobs numbers. we'll find

say workers had illegally been adding additional floors to a four story office building north of mumbai when the whole thing collapsed. rescuers still digging through that rubble. so far, 27 are dead. about twice that number injured. and in oklahoma, a natural gas compressioner stadium exploded. everyone within a mile of that plant has been evacuated. no word yet on what caused it. >>> two more states have passed stricter gun laws in the past 24 hours. maryland became the first state in decades to require gun buyers. the new law also limits ammunition magazines to ten rounds and in connecticut, a state still grieving after the newtown school massacre. the governor signed legislation expanding the assault weapons ban. it limits the sale or purchase of high capacity magazines and requires background checks on buyers. >>> and the man charged with killing 12 people inside a colorado movie theater was having homicidal thoughts weeks before the shooting. the psychiatrist treating james holmes says he told her that more than a month before the attack. dr. lynn fenton told police that holmes in

he was just in mumbai telling journalists there would be an indian in the nba in the next few years. >> not as crazy. jeremy lin was a long shot before -- >> zoom out 30,000 people. the a 's are moving. the kings could leave for seattle. all of the conversation of sports arenas. what does this mean for us in the bay area and sacramento? how does this touch our lives? >> i blame the giants. >> okay. >> here's the deal. baseball was the leader. they were the first to realize, rather than build a baseball tray, you build some fun and the fans came like crazy. >> a destination. >> you have a civic center. you have a place to go and enjoy your self. you enjoy the trappings. baseball does that. football did some of it. you saw jerry jones in dallas. make it bigger and better. now the arenas want internet and connections and the latest state of the art to make that work. and an odd part of this is the owners are worried about television who are doing just a great job. why should i drive over and pay $50 for parking and $11 for nachos -- why don't i just stay home. >> we shall see what happe

. >>> dozens are dead following a building collapse in mumbai, india. this happened in what indian police say was an illegal construction site. most that died were construction workers who were staying in the building. the cause of the collapse under investigation. workers had been adding floors prior to this disaster. police have arrested the builder and an associate. >>> the investigation continues this morning on a deadly shootout inside a mississippi police station. the shooting happened last night at the jackson, mississippi, police headquarters while a detective was questioning a suspect. investigators say a fight broke out and then shots were fired. both the detective and suspect were killed. investigators say they were both shot several times. the suspect was questioned on a separate deadly shooting case. there were warning signs before the deadly shooting. they show james holmes, a psychologist at the university of colorado, boulder, told campus police holmes had homicidal thoughts. the documents revealed an arsenal of weapons and several compu

executions have taken place, including the people involved in terrorist attacks, particularly the one in mumbai. there is a debate going on in our country. it is very large -- it is very difficult to argue a convincing case. i think as we move forward the exception will be narrowed further and further. who knows? one day, we might finally become comfortable with abolishing the death sentence. >> the u.s. state of ohio -- it has been 37 years since it reintroduced the death penalty. since then, 50 people have been put to death by injection. >> the method of use is subject to heated debate to there are flaws in the legal process that often lead to the long -- wrong person being convicted. joe ambrogio was one of them. he spent 22 years of his life on death row for a murder he did not commit. it was only his faith and his belief in his innocence that kept him going. >> it is just the most loneliest feeling in the world. to sit there and be in there for something you know you had absolutely nothing to do with. >> a federal judge eventually overturned the conviction, ruling that prosecutors had with

when the wall this hour the death toll in illegally constructed building in the city of mumbai collapsed has now reached seventy two official say over seventy have also been injured rescue workers through a massive pile of debris all the hopes of diminishing of finding any survivors. you of wise president has refused to apologize after apparently being caught on microphone calling his counterpart from argentina and old. tina have filed a protest against their neighbor. thought to be critical of christian aggression our recent meeting with the new. york. with the latest eurozone crisis seemingly resolved in cyprus the spotlight has shifted towards the blocs third largest economy submerged in recession since twenty eleven actually also remains in a political stalemate after the latest election five weeks ago failed to result in a coalition government and. their insurgent is opposing the future of the euro in a fresh perspective. a country with a glorious past and a very uncertain future the word crisis has been used so often in recent years with an e.u. nations that it may have lost all me

girl survives after thirty six hours trapped under the rubble of a collapsed eight story building in mumbai r.t. dot com has the full story. no breakdown but no breakthrough either the latest round of international negotiations over iran's nuclear ambitions have wrapped up in kazakhstan and even been described as positive of the u.s. china russia the u.k. france and germany proposed easing economic sanctions in return for iranian nuclear enrichment concessions iran says it's responded with its own set of counterproposals but may consider suspending enrichment in order to build trust speaking exclusively to r.t. tehran's chief negotiator saeed jalili also denounced sanctions as being counterproductive. child's. threats against my people and nothing new there ius u.s. administrations have level threats and taken hostile action against my people including the imposition of sanctions this is especially true for the past two years they themselves have openly said that they are trying to impose crippling sanctions however they have seen for themselves that arabian people have managed to transform

the death saw for an enigma construct a building in the indian city of mumbai collapsed has now reached sixty two officials say of a seventy have also been injured rescue workers are searching through the massive pile of debris older hopes are diminishing or finding any survivors. has filed a formal protest against neighboring under their president was allegedly called describing the untimely leader as an old. jose can criticize christina. over her support of pope francis the former archbishop of buenos aires her she allegedly wants to mediate over sovereignty over there for current ireland's euro why is president says he wasn't talking about argentina's president and has refused to apologize. or the latest heroes in crisis seemingly result in cyprus the spotlight has shifted towards the blogs third largest economy submerged in recession since twenty eleven usually also remains in a political stalemate after the latest election five weeks ago voter result in a coalition government and. the uncertainty is putting the p.h.o. of the year in a fresh perspective. i come true with a glorious

nine people on suspicion of colluding to illegally construct a high rise building in a suburb of mumbai arrested included two buildings police officers and municipality officials who say you may face life sentences if convicted the eight story apartment building came crashing down on thursday claiming seventy four lives building collapses are common in india with weak construction standards to be blamed. for. the portuguese government has announced a deeper spending cuts two days after the country's constitutional court overruled several tax hikes as part of this year's budget cuts will be made to social security health and public enterprises the government is struggling to stick to the terms of the seventy eight billion euro international bailout granted in two thousand and eleven the opposition has criticised of the prime minister for using the court ruling to push forward cuts to public services and urged the government to step down. because heavy handed police have clamped down on an unannounced rally in montreal arresting nearly three hundred protesters new laws say a demonstration

elsewhere in the world this hour the store after an illegally constructed building in the indian city of mumbai collapsed has now reached sixty two official say over seventy have also been injured rescue workers are searching through the massive pile of debris although hopes are diminishing of finding any survivors. you are right president has refused to apologize after apparently being called on michael phone call to his counterpart from argentina and old hag argentina to protest against their neighbor and said where he is food to be critical of christina christian our recent meeting with the new argentinean pope. we're made to see eurozone crisis similarly resolved in cyprus the spotlight has now shifted towards the blocs third largest economy submerged in recession since twenty eleven he said he also remains in a political stalemate after the latest election fire weeks ago failed to result in a coalition government and as a reporter now there's certainty is putting the future of the euro in a fresh perspective. a country with a glorious past and a very uncertain future the word crisis has be

girl survives after thirty six hours trapped under the rubble of a collapsed eight story building in mumbai head to our web site that story in full and plenty of other. egypt has once again been gripped by protests and fighting one person has been killed and around sixty injured as violence erupted outside qarase main cathedral that's following the funeral of four coptic christians killed in a sectarian standoff outside the capital on saturday following the unrest in cairo for us is journalist tom dale. i spoke to one witness who said that events began when bottles were thrown from a nearby building down on to the funeral march and marches responded by attacking cars but what is clear is that fighting quickly escalated between the funeral marches and locals the marchers retreated within the i would say a cathedral compound and after that security forces were involved in standing by whilst the locals fired weapons into the cathedral there were five people killed in the soules which is a town outside of cairo and sectarian writing four of those were christians and it was their feudal which wa

girl surviving after thirty six hours trapped under the rubble of a collapsed pete story building in mumbai the website for the full story there. and fifty suspected former guards from the notorious outhwaite is a concentration camp maybe brought to justice for holocaust atrocities sixty eight years after the end of the second world war more details on r.t. dot com. moscow's accuse the un of trying to undermine the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria syria's government claims rebels used illegal agents near the city of aleppo last month killing around two dozen the opposition though points the finger back at damascus sara flounders head of the international action center says the situation in syria is a repetition of what the west has already carried out in other countries. given the u.n. these loans and weapons investigations in the last no this is not only reasonable request because the un weapons investigators in fact worked hand in hand with the cia with the pentagon and in every single and nothing the entire industrial infrastructure in iraq and they want to do the

and a straight to the indian city of mumbai to open up the r.t. world update it's where at least thirty five people including eleven children are being killed after an illegally constructed building collapsed officials say scores were also injured the first four floors were occupied by residents and businesses of a time when the rest of the building under construction now rescuers continue to search for casualties among the dead. to mexico where thousands of teachers have taken to the streets across the country angry at education reforms they claim the changes are limited union power to hire teachers causing fears over that of job security and in mexico city and in the southern state of ghetto demonstrators breached police various and blocked key traffic into service there you know what back now china's economy has recently become the second largest in the world but the country now aiming to maintain rapid growth and it's africa's vast natural resources that beijing hopes will satisfy these needs asian giants growing investment has been met enthus

girl survives after thirty six hours trapped under the rubble of a collapsed eight story building in mumbai r.t. dot com has the full story. for now behind bars without charge and starving for justice hunger strikers at guantanamo bay have been engaged in a desperate act of defiance for two months now at the risk of their health continues to grow but u.s. officials continue to downplay the scale of the crisis federal public defender carlos warner a lawyer for guantanamo bay detainees he told r.t. that the government's dragged itself into a no win situation. the military is underestimating the number by at least two thirds i think we have at least one hundred thirty men on hunger strike in guantanamo as we speak today the resolve has not changed in a week the military can force feed them they are playing a game of chicken with an opponent who is ready to die and you can't do that you will lose that game of chicken the military doesn't seem to grasp this logic at this point it's premature to even ask that the president close guantanamo we're just asking that he charge somebody with with the r

latest update on the death toll off there in a legally constructed building in the indian city of mumbai collapsed the number is now up to seventy two officials also say that over seventy have been injured rescue workers are searching through the massive pile of debris all their hopes on diminishing of finding any survivors. the president has refused to apologize this after he apparently was caught on a microphone calling his counterpart from argentina an old hag argentina has filed a protest against its neighbor. thought to be critical of christine a coach in his recent meeting with a new argentinean pope. and it was the latest eurozone crisis seemingly i should say resolved in cyprus the spotlight has shifted towards the block's third largest economy and submerged in recession at least since twenty eleven italy also remains in a political stalemate after the latest election five weeks ago failed to result in a coalition government as nazis really go to school reports the uncertainties putting the future of the euro in a very fresh perspective. a country with a glorious past and a very

let's start with now the death toll ofter an illegally constructed building in the indian city of mumbai the death toll now reaching seventy two off to the structure collapsed officials say over seventy have also been injured and rescue workers are still at the scene looking for survivors. president has refused to apologize after apparently being caught on microphone calling his counterpart from argentina an old hag in argentina has now follow the protest against the neighbor. thought to be critical of christine a coach in his recent meeting with the new argentinean pope. the latest eurozone crisis seemingly resolved in cyprus and the spotlight has shifted towards the blocs third largest economy submersion of recessions twenty eleven italy also remains in a political stalemate and that's after the latest election five weeks ago failed to result in a coalition government as. reports the uncertainty is putting the future of the euro in a very fresh perspective. a country with a glorious past and a very uncertain future the word crisis has been used so often in recent years with an e.u. nat

killing at least 72 people in mumbai. officials blame the residential building collapse on illegal construction. at least four floors of the building had been completed and were occupied. police say 17 of the 72 people killed were children. another 70 people were injured when the eight-story building caved in on thursday. police are still searching for the builders to arrest them. >> coming up school officials in oakland are shocked by this sudden resignation of bay superintendent. >> this live look at walnut creek. ♪ [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >> kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for priz

and to some other international news in brief now in india's city of mumbai at least thirty five people have been killed and scores injured after an illegally constructed building collapsed the first floor occupied with residents and business is at the time of the accident with the rest of the building under construction the exact cause for the collapses and rescuers continue to search for more casualties in the debris. mexico our thousands of teachers have taken to the streets across the country angry at education reforms they claim the change to the change limited union the power to hire teachers causing fears over job security in mexico city and in these southern state of guerrero demonstrators reached billie's barriers and blocked traffic on key intersections. armed with spanish banks shares plummeting and people savings being wipes out one man has created a novel twist to the idea of keeping your money under the pillow pocket santals has developed a new safe inside a mattress which keeps your hard earned money away from buying so the first batch sold out in less than twenty four ho

several of the bombs were used in the 2006 attack on trains in mumbai india. in 2004 and 2010, the department of homeland security warned law enforcement that pressure cooker bombs could present a threat in the u.s. in the failed time square attack in may 2010, a pressure cooker was found amid the bomb component in the back of the suspect's s.u.v. but the use of pressure cooker bombs does not necessarily point to an international terror connection. the f.b.i. still can't rule out a domestic cell or lone wolf. and at the moment investigators have no solid leads on who might be responsible. the f.b.i. is studying surveillance videos and photos hoping to spot the bomber in the crowd. and lead agent rick deslauriers is appealing for the public's help. >> we are asking anyone who may have heard someone speak about the marathon or the date of april 15 in anyway that indicated that he or she may target the event to call us. someone knows who did this. >> reporter: investigators have now recovered pieces of the backpacks and the pressure cookers. we're also told parts