>> and a clock in the french capital and you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24 ." i'm tom burges watson. leaders gather in washington for nuclear security summit amidst concerns that terrorists could make the so-called dirty bomb. tensions on the greek island as scuffles break out at camps housing migrants as mps in athens vote on laws taking the way for them to be deported. shocking to the court -- that is how the u.n. disrupts testimony from more than 100 girls and women in the central african republic who say they were abused by international peacekeepers. tom: good evening. a global security summit got underway in washington take. more than 50 world leaders are gathering there, the last such a summit of the obama presidency. last month's deadly attacks in brussels have field concerns about nuclear material falling into the hands of terrorist organizations. despite those threats, president obama says some progress has been made in the field of nuclear security. here is what he said. 102 nationsama: have ratified the treaty, the convention on the cisco production

on people in bars and restaurants. he will not be charged for his links to the brussels attacks. indeed, he will be extradited back to francee question is when. he said in a couple of weeks. that could turn into months depending on when the belgians let this happen. this will happen without alerting the media. whenedia will only be told he is behind french farce. investigation is continuing into the attacks in brussels, particularly in the search for that infamous man in the hat we saw in that video footage just before the attack. what are things like for people in brussels? >> the investigation is very much underway. we are hoping for a press conference at 2:00 linked that investigation. maybe they have identified that man in the hat. things getting gradually back to normal in the belgian capital. they are stopping every evening at 7:00 already, which is quite a headache for residents in belgium. on the metro, there's a lot of military presence, military soldiers on each platform searching people's bags and looking around. they clearly have not found that man in the hat. museums had to close for a number of days. if you ta

thanks for a for joining us on france 24. one of the greatest political and economic achievements of obama times is how barack has described the european union as he wraps of his six-day foreign to heur. some of what he has had to say. president obama: i have come here today to the heart of europe to say that the united states and the entire world needs a strong and prosperous and democratic and united europe . your accomplishments, more than 500 million people speaking 24 languages, 19 with a common currency in one european union. it remains one of the greatest political and economic achievements of modern times. >> barack obama is known to be eager to try to push through the transatlantic trade deal known -- supporters claim it will be worth billions to the european union by streamlining trade with the u.s. but thousands of people have protested throughout the visit to hanover. >> it could impact the lives of 800 million people, making it the largest trade deal in the world. it aims to scrap nearly all tariffs between the u.

genie: it is time for the press review on "france 24." take a look. oliver farry is here with us on the set to take a look at the papers and what they have been saying around the world. the arrest of terror suspects in dealt alast week has blow to islamic state. there is an intensified battle of islamic state. it's as coalition forces are managing to push the group that. and strikes against jihadists fruit, which notes that several leaders have been killed. the liberation of palmyra cigna's size -- signifies its limited power on the ground. the islamic state group is said to have conducted attacks from .ases in syria the back are based in syria has not been identified. asearch of his computer other attacks are planned in france, including the business district west of paris, and also against the traditionalist capital organization. the belgian prosecutor confirmed that mom if every knee, who was -- hadd on friday planned to strike paris again but was caught offguard by the french investigation and eventually decided to attack the belgian capital instea

on the southern spanish coast. he has denied the accusations and says he is willing to be transferred to france to face justice. according to spain's interior ministry, a serbian man and a montenegrin were also arrested on arms trafficking charges as part of the same operation. with more detail, here is our correspondent in madrid. >> he is accused of being the arms dealer that supplied the weapons with which amedy onlibaly used in that attack the french supermarket in january, 2015. as you said, he denies these the police, but think he could have been involved, along with serbian individuals, to provide those weapons. he was arrested, as you said, yesterday in malaga. his home was searched and a number of forged documents were seized, along with some computer information. all of that being analyzed. the judge of the court today decided to remand him in custody pending the transmission or the implementation of the european arrest warrant. in principle, spain has no opposition to extraditing him to france to face those allegations, but they will check that he does not have any allegations outstanding in spain bef

prosecutors say they were surprised by how fast the investigation on the france attacks were moving so they decided to attack brussels instead. four men were arrested in raids in brussels over the weekend. one of them is the man in the hat police were looking for. that man, mohammed abrini was seen walking with two other bombing suspects at the airport in belgium. >>> a suspect is under arrest for the shooting death of former new orleans saints player will smith. police say he was gunned down in what appears to be a road rage incident. investigators say the suspect rear-ended smith. when he and his wife were in new orleans last night. the two men argued, that's when police say cardell hayes pulled out a gun and shot smith several times and then shot smith's wife twice in the legs. she survived. authorities say there's no evidence that smith was targeted. >>> excitement is building for tomorrow's phillies home opener. a live look at citizens bank park where the phils will take on the padres tomorrow afternoon. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at the ballpark with a look at how they're

turning on the banking sector and one bank in particular, france's second-biggest lender, societe generale. we have seen the foreign minister piling on the pressure on societe generale. he says the bank needs to explain itself after the revelation that it asked the law firm to create offshore companies. oliver farry has more details. water. he is in hot societe generale accuses telling the not whole truth overall. in april 20 12, the bank ceo appeared before a senate commission on tax evasion, where he declared -- societe generale has operations in companies featured on the list of noncooperative countries, which in practice means for us, panama. oliver: for the panama papers allege that societe generale held some 100 offshore companies in the central american country. now he is facing calls to step down and the senate wants to see him again. the bank has defended itself, saying in a communiquÉ that the frameworks referred to in the media are held not by societe generale but by clients. in other words, the bank does not itself have offshore accounts in panama. if its customers hav

thank you for being with us on "france 24." i am melissa bell. rousseffines -- dilma moves a step closer to impeachment after a parliamentary committee votes in far. the house will vote on whether the brazilian president should be impeached for having manipulated government accounts to hide the country's deficit. the european union plans to unveil the -- become his upbringing in europe will have to make public what they earn each european country. --terday gary cameron criticism of his own use of an offshore company continued. art lovers will get a chance to make up their own minds later on the authenticity of this work of art from last year and believed to be a long-lost caravaggio. it will be unveiled at a press conference later today. melissa: we begin in brazil, with a symbolic vote that nonetheless represented a significant blow to dilma rousseff. a committee voted overnight that she should face impeachment proceedings. the vote was 38-27 in favor. dilma rousseff will now see her fate decided by the lower house. there is oliver farry with mor

, is yet another strike, more chaos for people expecting trouble on france's railways. it is just a few weeks after there was a great deal of chaos. flo: lots of focus on the french papers. one talked about how rail workers are fighting their muscles, are on the defensive. network national rail is opening up to international competition following any you ruling. you can read more about those details. the essences that they want to harmonize working conditions between fnc s workers paid by the state and those who work for private companies. what will change for staff -- there is a graphic here that shows some of the changes. it will not be a major overhaul, but still some significant changes. for instance, the official rest period will go from 14 hours minimum to 13 hours minimum, and staff will only know their schedules the day they are working and not a couple of days ahead. the idea is to make the system more flexible and competitive, but as you can imagine, workers want to hold onto their perks because here in france railroad workers have a reputation for having a p

the terrorists who attacked brussels last month had also planned a second terror attack on france. according to belgian authorities: the group had initially planned to attack france, but decided to attack brussels instead. this new information comes one day after authorities revealed a man they have in custody -- mohamed abrini -- has admitted to being the so called "man in the hat". he's the suspect that was seen on surveillance video getting away after the brussels airport bombing. he was also one of the last remaning suspects still on the loose after the terror attacks in paris last november. breaking news in the bay area. out of san mateo county. both directions of highway 84 near pescadero creek road are shutdown. it's because of a downed power pole. here's a map of the area. p-g-and- crews are on the scene. the road is expected to open around 9-am. the golden state warriors are one game closer to history with a nail-biting come from behind victory against the memphis grizzlies. nats the dubs overcame a 4th quarter double digit deficit to win by a final of 100 to 99. draymond

let's go to the brussels bombing with a second assault on france. woe have more on this. e do we know? >> we were horrified in jf when france suffered the wofrlt attack since world war ii. the fore separate attacks that killed 130 people. we are learning that was meant to be only the beginning. they are getting information from one man they just charged with being a mass motherer not just here in brussels, but in paris. france was always the min target for a second hit. they targeted brussels because they feared they were going to be arrest and they went out of their apartment in brussels and attacked here at the airport and in the subway. the man who is talking. the paris attacks killed 130 people. the cell in belgium had been planning a second hit on france. the arrest of the bomber surprised them and the investigation rushed them into an attack on belgium. the information is coming from this man. hunted for months and disguised to kill. the man in the hat wheeling his explosives and confessing his role. arrested friday and talking saturday has been formally charged with

you are watching live from paris on france 24. donald trump looks to be heading for a loss in the latest presidential nominating contest. in the united states, ted cruz and bernie sanders are predicted to do well as voters have their say in wisconsin. the so-called panama papers claim their first casualty, the prime minister of iceland resigning over his links to offshore funds. we will get reactions from reykjavik. avoiding impeachment by a hair. thanks for being with us. donald trump has revived his plan to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border, saying he would force mexican authorities to pay for the well if you were elected. in the u.s. state of wisconsin become the latest to cast their ballots in the presidential nominating contest. polls show trump is trailing ted cruz in wisconsin. a loss in the state would be a setback in his quest for the nomination and cap a rough week of campaigning. to ouro live correspondent, philip, in washington, d.c. philip, if we could briefly talk about this threat from donald trump, a threat

. >>> the terror group behind the brussels attack, initially planned to launch a second attack on france, and to suicide bombers killed 16 people last month, and investigators have found links between the brussels attacks and the group that killed 130 people in paris in november. >> the mystery man is behind bars, and he is mohamed abrini, and he is also linked to the terror attacks, and caught on the gas station security camera with sarah are -- terror suspects a law office psalm. -- selad abaslam. >>> a $25,000 reward for information generated through social media that helped thwart a terror attack, and they say you should say something if you see something, especially on a terror the periods -- terror feed. >> and bernie sanders picking up delegates, and the victory means that sanders has now won 16 states, compared to clinton's 18 states, but clinton is in the lead with the 1286 delegates, and sanders has 1037. >>> a clean sweep of colorado delegates to the republican national convention, and ted cruz picked up 13 delegates. this victory gives him a total of 34 delegates and colorado

headlights on france 24. enemies unite in the against a common threat, china and the united states will join forces to stop north korea from flexing its muscles. pyongyang has testfired yet another missile. uncertainty over when the brussels airport hit by terrorist attacks last month will reopened its doors. the latest from our correspondent later in the program. detain officials from the construction company responsible for the overpass that collapsed in calcutta while search and rescue teams race against the clock to find survivors. also coming up on the program in business, tesla launches its unveiling its car for the masses. why the model 3 can be snapped up at a bottom price. more here live from paris. but first, frenemies united against a common threat. it comes amid a two day nuclear summit in washington where u.s. president barack obama is hosting more than 50 leaders from around the world. pyongyang has carried out a hydrogen bomb test and several missile tests in recent months. let's take a listen

for those that had dealings with hannah montana it will be the biggest financial center by far on france's blacklist. nations threatened to retaliate but this could just be the first of many repercussions. >> when germany announced it would shut down all its new year power plants, utility companies were shocked. some consider the state policy unfair. a company filed suit for a compensation of 260 million euros hoping to reduce the financial impact. >> fukushima disaster in japan was the last straw. in 2011, they voted to take the countries atomic power plants off-line to the approval of the majority of the german public. the move faced stiff resistance from energy firms they say the state broke his contract and should hand out compensation or billions in lost revenue. the firms are in negotiations for deep underground shafts as well as the demolition of the power plants. all that could cost around 50 billion euros. 20 court decisions are pending over the shutdowns, the fallout of the nuclear decision being in the air for years to come. brent: the legendary country music star merle haggard

he is the only one who never made it back to france. part ofthe tricky writing about people, because some of them you spent years researching and reading the papers and your child by them, and he was one of the major disappointments to me trying on his mission to put people back into slavery. dying on his mission to put people back into slavery. it was always a kind of funny thing for me because these people and a sense kind of along to french history. wherehey had this moment they were kind of appearing in american history, which is my field. and it helped me kind of think about american history and its connections between france, the caribbean, with other parts of the world. and to realize that the solidity of these kind of boundaries that we think of as much more fix, but to think about american a part of the larger french role. it is an interesting expiration for me. american history tv. >> i love american history tv. >> american history tv gives you that perspective. >> i'm a c-span fan. this weekend, the c-span cities tour hosted b

. ♪ 8úxú >> and a clock in the french capital and you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24 ." burges watson. leaders gather in washington for nuclear security summit amidst concerns that terrorists could make the so-called dirty bomb. tensions on the greek island as scuffles break out at camps housing migrants as mps in athens vote on laws taking the way for them to be deported. shocking to the court -- that is how the u.n. disrupts testimony from more than 100 girls and women in the central african republic who say they were abused by international peac

.: hello, this is "live from paris" on "france 24." i'm catherine nicholson with your headlines. international outrage after a hospital was destroyed in syria's second city, aleppo. the united nations is calling on washington and moscow to use their influence to end the bloodshed. 24 police officers have been injured, three of them seriously, and 124 protesters put under arrest after a day of labor law protests in france boiled over into violence in several cities. and in venezuela, the crisis deepens. civil servants told they cannot be paid because of government oversight. meanwhile, looting continues, as well as opposition efforts to remove president nicolas maduro. thanks for joining us. at least 24 police officers have been injured, three of them seriously, in a day of protests and violence around france that has brought tens of thousands of people onto the streets. demonstrations against labor law reform plans boiling over in paris, marseille, toulouse, lyon, and more. organizers say over half a out in people turned total. police put that figure at 170,000. the interior minis

that the group that carried out the terror attacks in brussels was also planning another the attack on france. >>> a life guard's quick actions may have saved a young swimmer. the montgomery county fire department says a lifeguard pulled a 10-year-old who was drowning and performed cpr. the child was conscious when fire crews arrived. the 10-year-old was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> traffic could be a mess in fallch thousands are expected to cast their ballots at two sites. you will see lots of cars headed in to mary ellen henderson middle school and george mason high school. the polls stay open until 7:00 tonight. >>> we're feeling the cold this morning. and so are many of you out there. storm team 4 is also watching another big temperature swing. and showers that could impact your plans in the next 48 hours. >>> a former nfl player shot and killed overnight, what police say led to his death months abfore he was ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> welcome back. this is a sad morning for the new orleans saint

.: hello, this is "live from paris" on "france 24." i'm catherine nicholson with your headlines. ational outrage after a hospital was destroyed in syria's second city, aleppo. the united nations is calling on washington and moscow to use their influence to end the bloodshed. 24 police officers have been injured, three of them seriously, and 124 protesters put under arrest after a day of labor law protests in france boiled over into violence in several cities. and

belgian prosecutors now say the isis cell responsible, based in brussels, had planned a second hit on france. but the arrest of the paris bomber abdeslam surprised them. and the speed of the investigation, say prosecutors, rushed them into an attack on belgium. that, at least, is what mohammed abrini is telling them, one of the terror gang now charged with mass murder in brussels and paris, and this, say french prosecutors, was their real intended target. the prestigious shopping district in paris. instead, they leftheir apartment in brussels, and in less than an hour bombed the city's airport. this new video shows police raiding the apartment by which time 32 peoplwere dead. in this apartment police find 30 pounds of the explosive tatp. and around 50 gallons of explosive material. but the gan four times that amount in the bombs they built here. so where did it all come from? and who supplied it? those questions have never been answered. and mohammed abrini's ambitions went beyond a second attack on paris. security sources tell nbc news he traveled to birmingham, england last year where phot

>> you are watching live from paris on "france 24." the pentagon says 16 u.s. military personnel have been disciplined for their role in last year's deadly attack on a hospital in afghanistan. monstrous violence in syria -- the words of the united nations. is a fresh setback for the president -- a south african court rules that a seven-year-old decision to drop charges against jacob zuma should be reviewed. we begin in the united states where a top general told a pentagon news conference earlier that 16 military personnel have been disciplined for their roles in last year's aerial bombardment of a hospital in northern afghanistan. 42 people lost their lives in that attack on a civilian hospital, which was operated by the medical charity doctors without borders. in question said the attack was a result of human errors and equipment failures. >> investigations concluded that certain personnel failed to comply with the rules of engagement in the law of armed conflict. however, the investigation did not conclude that these failures amounted to a war crime. the label

you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." catherine nicholson. our headlines -- that's donald," trump's motto as he lays out his foreign-policy intentions. our correspondent in washington, d.c., will be running through some of them for us. charged with terrorist offenses and sent to solitary confinement, saul of this loan, the one surviving suspect from -- solitary confinement, salah the one surviving suspect from the november attacks in paris, is in custody now. the marathon effort ahead. thanks for joining us here on "live from paris." donald trump has declared his intention to put america first if he is elected u.s. president in november. the front runner for the republican party nomination laid out the proposed broad lines of his foreign-policy earlier. desks that companies that rely -- mr. trump: our military dominance must be unquestioned, and i mean unquestioned by anybody and everybody. we have spent trillions of dollars over time on planes, missiles, ships, equipment, building up our military to provide a strong defense to europe and asi

more news coming up on "france 24." talking about the international papers.'s go to venezuela where a power crisis is turning into a political crisis for the president. >> food shortages, power outages due to that drought, and now the public is only working two days a week. it is not surprising that the anger is building and has been building for some months now against the president. you can see that in the wall street journal's front page with a photo of the protests on thursday. it led to a petition being signed calling for the president to leave his position. as the to power successor. you have seen his popularity plummet in recent months. critics would at least need 4 million signatures for any sort of process to take place. it is still a long way yet. and the economic situation is getting worse according to some business people. >> there is a financial blog that jokingly predicted back in february that venezuela might not have the money to print its own money. that is up for me the case. venezuela is so broke, it does not have the money it needs to prin

thank you for joining us here on france 24. just before we get to the days international news, we are going to start with a little bit of glitz and glamour. the countdown is on for the cannes film festival. directors and film stars will be heading to the french riviera for one of the film industry past major competitions. cheney gorge a lot was a that announcement. let's talk about star power. which big names will be heading nes? to can cannesselection for the film festival is the best kept secret in cinema and it just came out about an hour ago. it will start with the biggest theme, steven spielberg, who was the president just a few years familyl be screening his friendly movie the bfg. that will be with the actor that one best actor for bridge of spies. -- woody allennd kristen stewart, and perhaps the most glamorous i think for this festival, he will have for the first time ever julia roberts will be with one of her best friends in the business, george clooney. that is for jodie foster's new movie called money monster. take a

thank you for joining us on france 24. we start off with some breaking news coming in. we have a report from italy that there has been a major shipwreck in the mediterranean, with hundreds of migrants feared drowned. the italian president speaking out a short time ago. we get the latest from our correspondent in delhi that in italy. -- in italy. >> so far, the italian coast guard has not confirmed, we are hearing reports that people have drowned, disappeared and the nationalities are -- we believe the shipwreck occurred between egypt and the coast of italy as the migrants were trying to reach italy but we have no confirmation from the coast guard. rescue 100 they did people in a different incident where a shipwreck -- a ship wrecked leaving the coast of libya. we have no formal confirmation, so far. >> we you know that the migrants across mediterranean -- routes across the mediterranean have been getting busier in recent weeks. >> there is a major concern as the european countries try to block the routes that more migrants will try to come across and reach the coast of

he was the only one that never made it back to france. this is the tricky part about writing about people. some of them you spend years researching and you get charmed by them. and this man was a major disappointment to me, his life, on this mission to put people back into slavery. but all of them went back to france. some of them especially had the most distinguished careers and france. it was almost a kind of funny thing, because these people in a sense along to french history. -- belonged to french history. they have this moment where they appear in american history, which is my field, and it helps me think about american history and its connections between friends, the caribbean -- france, the caribbean and with other parts of the world. realizing that the solidity of these boundaries that we think of as much more fixed, to think about american history in this period is part of the larger french world. is an interesting exploration for me. furstenberg,s thank you so much. >> i am a history buff. i enjoy seeing the fabric of our country

thank you for being with us on "france 24." i am melissa bell. rousseffines -- dilma moves a step closer to impeachment after a parliamentary committee votes in far. the house will vote on whether the brazilian president should be impeached for having manipulated government accounts to hide the country's deficit. the european union plans to unveil

well january authorities now say second attack on france. according to officials the extremists rushed an attack on brussels after the series of raids and arrests including the capture of paris attack's fugitive salah abdeslam. belgian prosecutors did not provide detail on the french plot or its targets. >>> senator schumer talked terrorism today me wants to produce legislation that would reward -- give a cash reward to anybody who thwarts an attack because of something that they find on social media. >> facebook posts or message, instagram photo, or even a snapchat. someone in the public is seeing it and if it's nefarious, they should be encouraged to report it. >> schumer says current law does not specifically cover tips generated through social media. he wants to propose a minimum reward of $25,000. he plans to introduce this legislation later this month. >>> still ahead her, tonight, snl poking fun at hillary clinton while one of the leading newspapers puts out a sin ter call climps of a trump presidency. >>> another cool day. when will t

headlights on france 24.nemies unite in the against a common threat, china and the united states will join forces to stop north korea from flexing its muscles. pyongyang has testfired yet another missile. uncertainty over when the brussels airport hit by terrorist attacks last month will reopened its doors.

belgian prosecutors now say the isis cell responsible based in brussels had planned a second hit on francet the arrest of the paris bomber salah abdeslam surprised them and the speed of the investigation, say prosecutors, rushed them into an attack on belgium. that at least is what mohamed abrini is telling them, one of the terror gang now charged with mass murder in brussels and paris, and this, say french prosecutors, was their real intended target, the prestigious de fance shopping and business district in paris. instead they left their apartment in brussels and in less than an hour bombed the city's airport. this new video shows police raiding the apartment, by which time 32 people were dead. in this apartment, police found 30 pounds of the explosive tatp, and around 50 gallons of explosive material, but the gang had already used four times that amount in the bombs they built here, so where did it all come from, and who supplied it, those questions have never been answered, and mohamed abrini's ambitions went beyond a second attack on paris. security sources tell nbc news he traveled t

you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." catherine nicholson. -- that's donald," trump's motto as he lays out his foreign-policy intentions. our correspondent in washington, d.c., will be running through some of them for us. charged with terrorist offenses and sent to solitary confinement, saul of this loan, the one surviving suspect from -- solitary confinement, salah

of the terror group which bombed brussels originally planned a second attack on france. the new information comes after the arrest of terror suspect mohammed abrini. he admitted to being the so-called man in the hat who was seen with two of the brussel bombers at the airport. prosecutors say the terrorists rushed the brussels attack after realizing they were close to being caught. abrini was also seen on security footage with one of the paris attackers just two days before that terror spree. >>> and decision 2016, ted cruz scores a sweeping colorado. last night the republican presidential candidate won all 13 delegates, which were up for grabs at that state's convention. it is the front-runner donald trump say they expected to lose in colorado. trump still leads cruz by about 200 delegates in the fight for the gop nomination. >>> in the democratic race, bernie sanders won the wyoming caucus yesterday. the vermont senator got 56% of the vote compared to hillary clinton's 44%. nbc news shows clinton still leading sanders by more than 200 pledged delegates. >>> and the pres

no one involved in the investigation either here or in france really involved in the gang has been captured or killed. so there are no celebrations here about the arrests and charges. they're on their guard here. police car just gone past, the sirens still in this city. belgium's prime minister warning people to stay alert and be careful. >> bill, thank you. >>> now to another breaking story in india where at least 100 people are dead after a huge fire broke out at a temple in the middle of a fireworks display. we're in london with more. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a devastating scene there, sheinelle. thousands of worshippers were inside the hindu temple in southern india along with stacks of fireworks when a stray spark setoff this. a devastating series of explosions at 3:30 in the morning. white smoke and flames. the explosion so powerful witnesses saidhu concrete were flying half a mile through the air. part of the building reportedly collapsing. the thousands inside the temple complex trapped by flames and rubble. more than 200 were hurt. many of them badly bur

no one involved in the investigation either here or in france really believes that everyone involved in the gang has either been captured or killed. so there are no celebrations here about the arrests and the charges. they're on their guard here. the police car has just gone past, the sirens are still in this city. belgium's prime minister is warning people to stay alert and to be careful, craig. >> bill neely for us in belgium, bill, thank you. >>> in india at least 100 people are dead after a huge fire broke out at a temple in the middle of a fireworks display. kelly cobiella has more. >> reporter: sheinelle, thousands of worshippers were entitled the hindu temple in southern india along with stacks of fireworks when a stray spark set off this, a devastating series of explosions at 3:30 a.m. white smoke and flames. the explosions so powerful, witnesses said chunks of concrete were flying half a mile through the air. that fire burned for hours, part of the building reportedly collapsing. thousands inside the temple complex were trapped by flames and rubble. more than 200 of them were

they depended on france and smuggling. hamilton had a vision that you would have to tariffs but they would not be too high or too low. we would develop our infrastructure and we would depend on the flow of recently arrived immigrants to fill these manufacturing jobs. this is an economic philosophy that did not become a reality until after the civil war. reasonst of different but tariffs have been a part of u.s. policy for a wild. -- while. as nobel prize-winning economist , their impact on accelerating or deepening the great recession is overstated. he has studied this more than anybody else. clear that i am not calling for a 45% tariff like all trumpet -- donald trump is. to give an example, there is a -- steel. on deal, hasa's administration ontatively set these tariffs over 200% which sounds like a lot. as president reagan, a free market guide intervened in two ways. to save harley davidson motorcycles and to create a grand bargain on currency with western europe and japan. , anotherodern days part of the question is whi

on to some arts news. the director of a new film version of "the jungle book" has been speaking to "france 24" about why hetook on the onerous task of remaking it. it is packed with special effects. it features the voices of scarlett johansson, idris elba, and bill murray. fromve also been hearing the actor who plays the boy, m owgli. can't learn to run with the pack one of these days -- run with the fact, one of these days, you will be someone's dinner. >> can you give us your best wolf howl? >> ok. owooooo! >> this is your first film. tell us how you got the part. >> i was just in my dance class. the teacher heard -- she said i would be very good for it, so i auditioned, and they really liked it. >> have you seen the film before? >> when i first heard about the audition, that's when i watched the older movie. >> did you feel a lot of pressure? >> i did not know when i first auditioned. if i knew that, there would have been a lot more pressure. come on, mowgli. >> i'm hoping baloo get ready for hibernation. >> bears don't hibernate in the jungle. >> why did you take on this challenge to remake "the jungle

morning, we're learning the terror group which bombed brussels originally planned a second attack on france. that new information cams after the arrest of terror suspect mohamed abrini. abrini admitted to being the so-called man in the hat who was seen with two of the brussels bombers at -- brussels bombing suspects at the airport. prosecutors say the terrorists rushed the brussels attack after realizing they were close to being caught. abrini was also seen on security footage with one of the paris attackers just two days before that terror spree. >>> a u.s. senator wants tips on social media that stopped terrorists to earn reward money. charles schumer says he's introducing a bill that would require a $25,000 reward for any information that is generated through social media that actually prevents a terror attack. he says the public should say something if they see something in their news feed. schumer says current law simply doesn't cover tips that are generated through social media. >>> in decision 2016, ted cruz scores a sweep in colorado last night. the republican presidential candidate

they depended on france or smuggling to get a lot of their equipment. tariffs thathave would not be too high or too low. we would develop our infrastructure and we would depend on a flow of recently thesed immigrants to fill manufacturing jobs. this is an economic philosophy that did not become a reality until after the civil war. tariffs have been a part of u.s. policy for a while. as paul krugman has said, their on accelerating or deepening the great recession is overstated. he has probably studied this more than anyone else. i want to make clear i'm not likeng for a 45% tariff donald trump is or anything like that. just to give you an example of where tariffs have come into play in recent policy, there is a type case on steel -- of steel that is working its way through the system right now. president obama's a ministration someministration has set of these tariffs at over 200% which sounds like a lot. president reagan intervened in two ways, to save harley-davidson motorcycles facing competition from japan grandso to create a bargain on currency. even

they were going to transfer him to france, expecting him by decision on march 21. then they decided they wanted to talk to him with respect to the airport and metro attacks in brussels. he is finally transferred to france, and it is the beginning ,f a very lengthy investigation with a huge number of parties ,nvolved, including the victims and he will be presented, he is probably being presented at this for a moment to the investigating magistrates who are in charge of the investigation. he is going to begin in the charges that are held against him, and he is going to be afforded the first opportunity to speak. if he chooses to do so -- and we know now that he is with his french lawyer, who is going to sit him through the many years of criminal procedure. melissa: you mentioned many years. the french legal system has particularly already's from other systems. peculiarities from other systems. will we be able to hear from him directly in public at any point? possibility he would speak in public. for one thing, he has been placed in custody. he may challenge that place

he fought alongside lafayette to had gone back to france lead some of the noble reforms and presided over the constituent assembly on the night feudalism was abolished in fresh -- in france. he was charming and said to be merry and 20 at's dance partner and he charmed the women in total fear. that there was a travel writer and intellectual who later became a senator in france. he had written on egypt and the --dle east and became an became an influential figure under napoleon. there was one of the wealthiest aristocrats -- he had massive landholdings and had participated in these landholdings in the french revolution and he was sort of movie and depressed. he wrote a lot and traveled around the back countries and wrote eight volumes. he kept a diary where he expressed his own moodiness and sadness about being exiled from france and his family. last was not an aristocrat but socialized with aristocrats and had been in a constituent assembly in the early stages of the french revolution. he opened the book store in philadelphia which became a center of french social and electrolyte in philadelphia, kind of a hub of thi

pershing moved his headquarters from one part of france to a little village and i will show you that in a moment, but i want to show you an image. he traveled around by his own personal train. he wasn't the only one. all of the commanders had their own personal trained. you notice the african-americans here, they were former pullman who were recruited by the army. it was a full train and had an office in there and had a sleeper car and had a kitchen and he had maps of the front and so forth. tohe moved his headquarters this building here. you can still see it here today. it is well marked. the french had gotten it in the verdun a few years ago. so they are starting to plan this battle and they've got to figure out how they are going to get all of these american troops towards the front where mostly british, i'm sorry, french troops are, and get them in line. and the person who orchestrates this is one of the unsung heroes of the war. you hear a lot about him, of course, during the second world war, and later on during the rebuilding of europe, and that is george g. marshall. he served

belgium prosecutors say they were planning a second attack on france but rushed the march 22 attack and they arrested another over the weekend and investigators say he was present at the attack on the brussels subway station. >>> we're learning new details about friday's deadly shooting at a texas military base. a former fbi agent who was enlisted in the air force is identified as the man that shot and killed his commander before taking his own life. a federal office said tech sergeant steven balino killed william employeder. it is the home of u.s. air force basic training and it says the base is in mourning. >> taking on trump? this is crazy, right? boston globe printed a fake satirical front page for their sunday edition expressing their uneasiness of trump as president in 2016. >> and a fire in a hindu temple kills more than 100 people. "fox 5 news" sunday continues in a moment. >> and caityln has another look at today's weather. stay with us. we'll be right back introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the

that the group that carried out the terror attacks in brussels was also planning another the attack on france. >>> a life's quick actions may have saved a young swimmer. the montgomery department says a lifeguard pulled a 10-year-old who was drowning and performed cpr. the child was conscious when fire crews arrived. the 10-year-old was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> if you are headed through falls church today, beware of heavy traffic because of peru's presidential election. thousands are sxegtded to cast their ballots at two sites. you will see lots of cars headed in to mary ellen henderson middle school and george mason high school. those polls open at 7:00 this morning. and are open until 7:00 tonight. >>> time right now is 6:07. it's april, but, man, isn't feel like spring at all. storm team 4 is tracking how much longer you will need your winter coat today and what you can expect for your monday morning commute. >> and we did see some flakes yesterday, but nothing like where winter is making a mess on the roads. narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. o

bloomberg gadfly on european banks has also got a killer article this morning on the swiss franc. ow, we drive forward the story of oil and call it the hottest recovery. we need to recalibrate with jeffrey currie of goldman sachs on commodities and brent. ♪ i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. this is our morning over. the fashionada, house based in italy, listed in hong kong. it closed down 8%, down 9% over two days. figures showed the lowest profit in five years. the last 12 quarters, they disappointed investors for 11. fromis because demand luxury in general is going down in asia. tom, i initially thought it was your fault. you switched to dolce gabbana instead of buying prada, but you are not behind the cause of this. tom: i think there's a lot going on here. it follows on the rest of the economy. here's how you do it, francine. here's the "new york post" today. cate is here. i looked at this and said, this is going to sound like hotcakes. ands doing cricket in india she's wearing alexander mcqueen. every single woman in america is going to dial-up 1-800-i w