wayne joins us live from bangkok at the scene of tha blast.ve manhunt now under way, wayne, for the suspect in a yellow t-shirt. that's the latest we are -- what's the latest we are hearing on that? >> reporter: well, i have to say there have been very few details released on wednesday, much attention still focused, of course okay that footage is and exactly who that man, is exactly what his motives might have been but really not many details from the police or the government other than to say that he did not act alone. the police are saying that there are multiple people that never now looking for. than that an attack of this magnitude could not have been organized and planned, carried out by just one person. so they are now looking for more than just the man seen in that security camera footage. but like i say, exactly who he is, there are no further details that have been released as you say, the shrine now open for business, people have been coming here since this morning. paying their respects. leaving flowers, leaving messages of support

from monday's bombing at a bangkok shrine. police released surveillance video. more than 20 were killed, and another explosion went off 24 hours later. wayne hay joins us from bangkok. what is the mood in the city after these attacks? >> well, the mood is sombre. some people are scared that there could be further attacks. at the same time this is a resilient society. here we are standing in the shrine itself, where the blast took place, it was reopened 36 hours after the bombing occurred monday. right now, a lot much local and international media have come here to get footage, and, of course, people are slowly but surely coming back to the shrine to pay their respects and to offer a prayer. as they may do every day of their lives. today it is a little different because so many people were killed at this site? . >> how much do we know about the man caught on surveillance video? >> we know absolutely nothing, and as far as we know, the thai authorities are not releasing information. there was speculation after the footage was released, that he could be a foreigner. that has to be mentioned by the authorities. what the thai police are saying is they are l

thank you for bringing us the latest developments from bangkok. >> south korea is beginning work to raids the sewol ferry. 300 people were killed, mostly teenage spig. it's expected to cost gl 70 million, but is a key ask from the parents. harry fawcett has more from seoul. >> reporter: for the family members, many maintain the protest in central seoul. it's been a long time to wait. there's a debate about whether to raise the sewol at all. debate about the practicalityies of all this. that was resolved in april, with a presidential stayings, even though it was going to cost in excess of $70 million u.s. it will be incredibly difficult and intricate. first there'll be a survey period, and divers will go down to prevent the missing people that may be on board the ship. were prevent the remains floating out, they'll put mesh on the entries. then they'll try to inflate portions of the stick. insert beans underneath it. and a rig to support those that take it to shore before raising it on a floating dock. and then to shore. it will be difficult and costly operation. people here, we spoke to a

. >>> let's get the latest from wayne hay, joining us live from bangkok. you are close to where the blast happened. set the scene for us, what is happening there now. >> yes. this is the road that leads right past the shrine. normally at this hour of the day on a tuesday it would be choked with traffic. there would be people walking along the street. many people going into the shrine, tourists and locals alike. it remains a crime scene and we have seen all morning police soldiers picking through the debris left behind went the blast struck around 7 o'clock on monday night. they've been taking a lot of that debris away to be used as evidence. they tried to find out what was behinds or who was behind the terrible incident. we are starting to see the street cleaners move to that area. they have water trucks and perhaps we are seeing the start of a return to normality for what would be a busy intersection in the heart of bangkok's shopping district. what the police have been able to tell us is that this was caused by a dom. there was some speculation in the hou

. >>> let's get the latest from wayne who joins us live from bangkok. are the authorities closer to finding out who may have been behind the attacks? >> reporter: well, as you heard about the pressure that this incident is bringing on this military government. only the last couple of hours, it's proven to be the case. mixed reports coming out of this military government about suspects who they believe may have been behind this terrible incident which occurred at around 7:00 on monday evening in the heart of bangkok shopping district. we heard from the defense minister, also deputy prime minister, and he has been commenting about closed circuit television footage that emerged which appears to show a man, a foreign man in the area of the shrine just before that explosion took place. so some interest around there. however, the prime minister has been quoted in some of the media reports here talking about a suspect coming from the northeast of thailand. and that is an area where there are many people living who are opposed to the military government, oppose

a southeast asia specialist and author on self books on myanmar joins us from bangkok. what's your reading of today's developments? is this really the military trying to wrest control of the party in the run up to these elections? >> well, there's no doubt that it's a palace coup, and it's certainly the president saying and the army chief who have orchestrated this removal from the chairmanship. it's certainly partly because the army senior members who have retired to some 200 wanted as they would have done in the past to enter and run in the elections in november. most of them were prevented from joining, although 50 were allowed. there is little doubt that that is one of the motivations. another motivation is the fact that the army and to some extent he and his ministers feel he has been a traitor, hasn't actually been playing bomb with the executive and that he's been trying to manipulate the parliament to change the constitution, when in fact, the army and the president are not ready for it, so it is in some ways an attempt to shore up the president's support within

he joins us now from bangkok. thank you forgetting on sky with us this morning.hat did you see back in april? what was the signal for you the chinese equities were asked their peak? >> i tend to focus on charts. the perception of qe, but there was no qe. fundamentals were sinking, so there were a lot of synergies that were not adding up. 4950, 2000, that was my window to exit i used them projections at some of the indicators were converting just confirming this and the new high. 2100, andht it at sold at 4950, so that i thought that was good enough. olivia: now there are below 3000. one of the charge you are look again telling of -- what are the charge you were looking at telling you? 31i had targeted about hundred 3000 and i have a revised target. i think near term we've probably racked back up to 3400 or so. around 20700i start to look do not commodities, i know a lot about that. whether china is going to hit some major loves, there is a lot of pressure in emerging-market currencies right now. u.s.a: how about the dollar? what charts are you watching to inform

government admits that it will have to work harder to prevent more attacks >>> wayne hay joins us live from bangkok. some costs in this investigation - what are you hearing from there? >> well, the police have been fairly active in terms of making statement. they have released an artist's impression, a sketch of a man who they believe is the man caught on that security camera footage, the man they believe is the bomber. they have also said that he did not act alone. that he is part of a network, a group that was working with them. that it simply would not be possible for one person to plan and carry out a large-scale attack. the police chief go as far as to say that he believes those people working with that man caught on the security camera footage are taiz. how he came to that conning clugs, we don't know -- conclusion, we don't know whether it's based on the security footage, or whether they've received other information to enable them to release that picture. >> you are next to the shrine that was the target of the bomb blast two days ago. what is the mood and security presence like there now?

thank you very much for joining us there from bangkok. >> singapore is celebrating 50 years of independence since breaking away from malaysia. the island city state that become one of the world's leading economies. the prime minister led celebrations complete with marching bands and a military air show. we have this report. >> a cost of thousands assembled for a celebration of nation hood. onward singapore is the slogan, promises that no one would forget, they kept that promise. nearly 3,000 meters of l.e.d. screens and a spectacular light show wowed the 50,000 spectators who managed to get tickets to the venue. it showed singapore's beginning, progress, strength and identity. on it went, the army and the navy on the ground while the air force treated the crowds with precision flying. there was parading past the v.i.p.'s. many wondered how lee would cope without his father, the first prime minister. his death earlier this year brought thousands on to the streets to spay their respects. his vision create a vibrant economy, the envy of some who aspire to do the same. those gathered for the ce

let's bring in our international correspondent joining us live from bangkok.we know about these alleged accomplices? >> wolf, i spoke to the bangkok police spokesman earlier this evening and he told me they have identified two men from the cctv footage where they identified the main suspect. that man in the yellow t-shirt. we see him going in with the backpack, we see him leaving it underneath the bench. right in front are two other men, one in a red shirt, one in a white shirt. you see them standing up and coming together in front of that man and police believe that they are there positioned strategically to hide him while they're placing the bomb. they can't say 100% they are accomplices. they want to speak to them. they say their movements are suspicious. they left the shrine at the same time as the bomber and now as we know -- as the alleged bomber, wolf. cnn has spoken to the motorbike taxi driver you mentioned there. that that man in the yellow shirt took that motorbike taxi to the central park in bangkok shortly afterwards. wolf. >> you're speaking to t

thank you for that update. >>> we want to go back to bangkok in the last segment where the bomb explosion killed at least 12. joining us on the phone fromgkok. start by telling us where were you when that bomb went off today? and describe to us what it felt like and the scene immediately afterwards, please. >> reporter: sorry could you repeat that one more time please? >> can you tell us where you were when the bomb went off today? and describe for us what it felt like what scene was like? >> when the bomb went off i was actually at my house which is not too far away. as the few stations away on the public transportation system from where the bomb went off. and immediately we started receiving calls from people. we started receiving messages. we were a little bit worried -- >> okay. it seems that we have lost him there. we'll see if we can get him later in the hour. for now, donald trump tells chuck todd undocumented immigrants, quote, have to go. a leading activist for undocumented immigrants responds next. >>> plus "straight outta compton"'s record breaking weekend at the box office. what was it like working with dr. dre and easy-e. s

bangkok. it will be a nervous city indeed. >> thank you very much indeed. thank you for keeping us up with the latest from bangkok. >>> now, voteds are being counted in sri lanka's election. the poll was seen as a comeback bid for the former president. let's go straight to our correspondent. any closer to getting a result? >> a little bit closer, but not there yet. essentially still showing a close race. at this point in time, with a few polling divisions to be announced. we are seeing each of the two main sides having security 61 seats. however, the united national front surging slightly ahead. the lead at the moment from what the results, the official results we have seen so far just over two%. we are getting there, but we'll still need to wait longer until we see the final results being announced. >> the former president conceded defeat, he said it was unlikely he was going to make a comeback. do you think that call was a little too early to make? >> it seemed that way early hours this morning. we found that he was being quoted as saying that we have lost going further. another thing attributed to him,

. >> veronica pedrosa, thank you for bringing us the latest from bangkok. ♪ >>> now one of south sudan's warring leaders signed the peace agreement during negotiations in ethiopia. the former rebel leader riek machar has put pen to paper. however his rival president salva kiir says he needs more time. reports women and girls have been gang raped and burned ali alive. charles stratford is in the ethiopian capital addis ababa has this report. >> however you look at it, in the past few days and whatever side we've spoken to there have been reservations about this deal. both sides have expressed problems having this deal imposed upon them by igad and the international community. the same problems still exist. agreeing on for example the de militarization of juba, the united nations mission in south sudan or au forces would pose problems with respect to sovereignty. questions about how to divvy up the portion of the southern nile region, that the rebel group controls mostly now, bringing the government forces together to try to bring a unified army. whichever way you look at it, both sides he

i'm wolf kblitser, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we begin with breaking news. deadly explosion in bangkok, thailand. look at these pictures. closed-circuit video captured the moment after bomb rips through a very busy intersection. you can see the giant orange fireball from the blast that happened in the heart of bangkok during evening rush hour. police believe the explosion came from the erawan hindu shrine, a popular tourist destination. the immediate aftermath a chaotic scene. officials say at least 18 people were killed including a group of chinese tourists, 117 others at least are injured. let's bring in our senior cameraman mark phillips. he's on the ground in bangkok for us. mark, you're joining us on the phone. you were there shortly after the blast. describe what you saw. >> when we got down there, the place had already cordoned off the area. we could see at least one body laying in the debris, there were two blackened motorbikes in the middle of it and six or seven motorbikes were pushed to the ground. i could see the fence of the shrine opinion pushed in by the force of the bla

joining us from new delhi. bombs in bangkok.e will be talking to the head exchange tostock see if the markets there can weather the storm. ♪ on a paris bound train said they acted purely on instinct. two of them have military training, but they were on holiday when a heavily armed man tried to open fire. a british man and french citizen helped to subdue the man. saidar's opposition leader the country is like a manner as to child as it struggles to become -- malnourished child as it struggles to become a functioning democracy. politicians are still interested in personal power rather than personal rights. rishaad: thailand, shares at their lowest in 17 months on friday. of losses.t days a bomb blast killed people, including tourists. next, our what is next guest. thank you very much for joining us. there was already a billion dollars leaving the country from foreigners. the bomb blast last monday has exacerbated it. what do you do? >> good morning. have twohai market, we factors. the first factor would be global. secondly, slow g

. >> we will leave it there for now, thank you very much for updating us on the very latest we are hearing there from bangkokw sri-lanka and ruling party is ahead in the polls as they wait for the results from the parliamentary election and the vote has the current president against the predecessor who was looking for a political come back after losing elections in january. more let's cross over to live in the capitol columbo and closer to a result but still nothing offici official. >> reporter: absolutely. so close but yet so far. we are hearing now that even more votes have been counted and so much closer but no final announcement of a result yet and we are hearing that the ruling party of prime minister of the ruling coalition rather has got something like 46% of the votes counted while the united people freedom alliance of the president something like 3% of votes behind with about 43%. now, there are various reports, it depends on who you speak to, you must realize given the counting process which is spread across the country at district level each of those counting votes or centers has their relevant pa

from bangkok. >> reporter: an official with the national police confirming to us on thursday they have reached out to interpol for assistance in tracking down the key suspect in the deadly bombing on monday evening. they say they have given them information about this suspect and they haven't heard back from interpol, but they are looking for their assistance in tracking down this one individual. we know there are also two people that they are looking for to question. they were revealed in the closed circuit television camera footage from the blast site. they haven't said they are suspects, but they are interested in speaking with them. we know coming out over the last several hours on thursday, but then also on wednesday that the administration here in thailand as well as the police don't believe that this attack has any direct connection to an international terrorist organization. they say that there is no evidence to prove that. but again, we are at early stages of this investigation. it's going to be going on for weeks and months. they say at this stage there is no connection between what happ

from bangkok. wayne hayes is with us live now. what is the latest now that it is morning there? >> reporter: yes. we're just over 12 hours now after that huge blast cursed in the shrine just behind me at the intersection, which is really one of the hearts of this city. it's one of the focal points for locals and tourists to come to go shopping and visit the shrine itself. there are many hotels in the area. in fact, one very nice five-star hotel right beside the shrine. this morning, tuesday morning we have seen a lot of police activity here, a lot of military here as well. the police just poured over the scene still. they're going through every piece of debris trying to find more clues using the light of the day. obviously, it was dark when the blast occurred. now they have daylight and looking again at all the debris, looking in the bushes in the middle of the road trying to piece together exactly what did occur at around 7:00 on monday evening when that large bomb occurred. >> wayne, as we mentioned, these types of bombings have become common since the military seized control of the country las

from bangkok university. now you're very close to the site itself. just tell us what you saw. >> yes, i was having dinner a half kilometer away, and i heard a very loud explosion. at first i thought it was the electrical junction, traffic is building up, and then later i found out there was a bomb. >> what is happening now? >> right now the police have cordoned off the area. and what i have seen and i'm following very closely, this bomb was placed very, very near to the shrine, a very popular shrine. it exploded at 7:00 p.m. the bomb was aiding for maximum damage, this is no coincidence. i don't know the motive of the bombing, but naturally i think it is aiming to cause maximum damage, and also they're wanting to announce the political viewpoint. >> we don't know who they are, obviously. we're waiting very closely and watching closely to see who is going to claim responsibility for that. just talking about the aftermath of this explosion. i've seen people describe how they were in a hopping mall, a bit of a distance away, and even there the glass was blown in. yo

first, andrew stevens jones us with the very latest from bangkok. >> reporter: the linkage is very clears in bangkok. the second one in the early hours, fortunately not injuring anyone. the m.o. was the same. the same type of device was used. a pipe bomb and the same type of target. a target with tourism at the heart of this. what happened in the second explosion is that a pipe bomb appears to have been thrown but it bounced off a pillar into the water where it did explode. that was a powerful explosion. it was a big bomb. it was aimed at tourists who were lining up on a pier to catch a ferry. there's a lot of tourists there. this is another big tourist spot. this came a few hours after this major blast here in bangkok. at one of the busiest parts of the city. the so-called times square of bangkok. take a look at the moment of the explosion. there is been a lot of video circulating on social media showing that blast when it happened. it gives you an idea. this is an area where you get a lot of tourists at the time and the date. 7:00 p.m. in the evening, people were leaving their offices

. >> human casualties from this attack the use of a motorcycle, that would be virtually invisible in a place like bangkok. >> yes, there are, indeed, thousands of motorbikes. many people on these motorbikes weave through the traffic. it is not an area that sees a high level of security even though it's a major tourist destination. look, the holiday inn is over there. the intercom is right next to it. the shrine is right next to the grand hyatt. there are one, two, three, four posh malls, anyone visiting would have been here. there are security guards, but they're mostly trying to do crowd control at the shrine because there are so many to offer prayers, so many tourists. they wouldn't be checking a motorbike. >> what has the tourism industry been like since the military took over. >> over the last few months it remains the one outstanding of the economy that continues to grow. exports are declining. production is also dipping. tourism, which is likely to be affected by this event, even though it is singular and unprecedented, it is going to be a massive blow for tourism. it is too early to say yet. the i

from bangkok. scott, what can you tell us? >> we know that the police aren't confirming if the gentleman they have arrested is that same person that's been a key suspect closed in the -- captured in the closed circuit television footage. foreigner. they arrested him in an apartment on the outskirts of bangkok and in that arrest, they also seized bomb making materials. and it took place on saturday here in bangkok. one thing that was interesting that came out on local media while they did this, while they were briefing the media, police held up a picture of what appeared to be a bag of ball bearings. now, this is something that was used in that bomb that killed 20 people 12 days ago. if these are definitely connected, we don't know that, but obviously, this is the first break for the police in this case because there really hasn't been mistaken many major developments. they had people brought in for questioning but no major developments in the 12 days since this bombing took place. this is the first arrest and this is the most

us from washington, always good to see you, thank you. >> taye police are pouring over surveillance video trying to find a man they say was behind a deadly bombing. it happened in bangkok. police have released the i have owe showing the man wearing a yellow t shirt. he is seen waya backpack, and then without it. the prime minister has urged the public to stay calm in the wake of this attack, vironica reports. >> picking up the pieces. this is a shopping district in bangkok, that has seen dramatic conflict several times before, but nothing like this. dozens of people were killed here on monday, among them, victims from malaysia, china, hong kong, and singapore. many were injured. it was an attack apparently designed to kill as many people as possible. it is a high profile target, the shrine. the government acting urgently to restore a sense of security, for the public and millions of tourists. >> in our country, there are individuals or groups of individual whose are seeking to destroy the country. the on going attempts of destruction might be politically motivated targeting the economy, tourism, or for whatever reason. the government will work to find these perpetrator

bangkok. tell us about thes man in that video and the search to find him. >> in the past hour or so, we heard from a thai police spokesperson. he said the man seen that in security camera footage, the man in the yellow shirt as he is being described is no longer simply a suspect, that he in fact is the bomber, they believe, so that essential going one step further than the comments we heard from the prime minister earlier in the day, who acknowledged the existence of the video, said he had seen it, that the man in it appeared to be a suspect in the bombing but the fact that the video footage wasn't of very good quality, that it needed to be investigated further. we have the police spokesman al jazeera according to them, they believe that he is the bomber. >> what is the government saying about a possible motive behind this attack? >> well, not a lot. they are of course continue to go drop the odd hint here and there why they believe this has happened in terms of it being politically motivated, but not saying that it is. they are leaving the door open to this attack linked to some outside group. th

us from paris. thank you. >>> the female suspect being sought in connection with the bangkok bombing had left thailand two monthsgo according to her mother. over the weekend, police arrested a man in connection with the bombing but they said he isn't the main suspect, he is apparently denying any involvement, but authorities also said they found bomb-making equipment in his apartment when police moved in to capture him. >>> for nearly 2,000 years the temple of baal has been considered the center of religious life near the syrian city of pal miremyrapalmyra, is are trying to destroy what's left of it. the syrian antic we t antiquitiy there was an explosion but witnesses say the temples iconic columns are still standing. last week, isis published photos of the destruction of another ancient temple in palmyra. >>> isis' reign of terror are forcing people flee from their lives. they're not the only ones. freedom the middle east and africa are trying to escape their situations. this year alone, nearly 2500 people, many of them kids, have died trying to make the journey to your honor. case in point, nearly 200 drowned

from grief into northern europe. -- greece into northern europe. i am and sarah kelly, thank you for joining us. the hunt is on for a suspect after monday's bomb blast in bangkok, in which 20 people were killed. closed-circuit television shows a man carrying a backpack into the area shortly before the explosion, and leaving without it. thailand's prime minister has called the bombing the worst ever attack on the country. >> paying their respects to the dead, dozens of well-wishers have been coming to the trying to leading floral tributes and lighting candles at the scene of monday's bomb attack. >> they should not do this to our country. people who are innocent should not be victims. nobody would want to come to thailand. >> please, do not create hate in our society, like with this group of people is trying to do. i want this to be a time to show love and care to each other. >> meanwhile, the hunt is on for those responsible. the police are now looking for the man in the yellow shirt and these closed-circuit tv pictures. initially he is seen with a backpack, and it shortly without it. the moment of the explosion is caught on a mobile phone. the authorities are

us. manus: ok, the shockwaves are spreading from yesterday's bomb blast in bangkok. aat has weekend. all of this can only hurt a slumping economy. francine: let's get the latest with caroline hyde. d state ofsad, sa affairs. this is a tragic human event, tragedy that has occurred in thailand but also it is hitting hard the economy, which is coming under stress. fallen by thai baht half a percentage point. it is the lowest levels in's april, 2009. this is what stocks have done. trading about 2% at the moment. at one point, falling the most in eight months in terms of the exchange. severe repercussions happening in the economic markets. certain stocks off by 6%. we are seeing thai airways been hit. one of the key hotels falling significantly in trading today, because the tourism hit is hard because this is where the bomb was felt. where the bomb exploded in bangkok surrounded by hotels. ine frequented shr by tourists and locals, the bla st included the chinese and filipino tourists. hitting hard to terms of emotional tragedy, but the was aimed tost hurt foreigners could already you hav

from grief into northern europe. -- greece into northern europe. i am and sarah kelly, thank you for joining us. the hunt is on for a suspect after monday's bomb blast in bangkok, in which 20 people were killed. closed-circuit television shows a man carrying a backpack into the area shortly before the explosion, and leaving without it. thailand's prime minister has called the bombing the worst ever attack on the country. >> paying their respects to the dead, dozens of well-wishers have been coming to the trying to leading floral tributes and lighting candles at the scene of monday's bomb attack. >> they should not do this to our country. people who are innocent should not be victims. nobody would want to come to thailand. >> please, do not create hate in our society, like with this group of people is trying to do. i want this to be a time to show love and care to each other. >> meanwhile, the hunt is on for those responsible. the police are now looking for the man in the yellow shirt and these closed-circuit tv pictures. initially he is seen with a backpack, and it shortly without it. the moment of the explosion is caught on a mobile phone. the authorities are

us, the news cons next live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. on the front line of the immigration crisis as european countries struggle to cope with record arrivals. bangkok bombing they believe this is the person that set off explosives killing 22. new elections look increasingly likely in turkey. plus. >> request you guess what is the world first airport to be completely ped

from bangkok. ian williams is there. good morning. what can you tell us about this potential suspect? >> good morning, jose. evening here in bangkok after a very tense day in the thai capital. this latest video material comes from surveillance cameras at a shrine, shot, it seems, shortly before the bomb went off. it shows this man in a yellow t-shirt carrying a backpack. it shows him sitting down, taking the backpack off, and then another video camera later captures him apparently leaving the shrine without the backpack. now, the deputy police chief whom i spoke to earlier this evening said he is a person of interest. they are looking for this man. he is a suspect. now, that came after a second attempted bomb today. this one down on the river. a mighty river that runs through this capital. a bomb was thrown from a bridge towards a pier which services water taxis going up and down the river. it missed the pier, landed in the water, and exploded in the water harmlessly. it was a small bomb, but the police chief told me it was a pipe bomb. it was the same type of bomb as was detonated las

from bangkok. what do we know about the suspect that they do have? >> saima, can you hear us? these are pictures. >> reporter: hi, can you hear me? >> yes. we have you now. we are looking at this picture of this man in a yellow shirt. what can you tell us about the man in custody? >> reporter: right now, they're questioning him. they took him in a military convoy. he is an important suspect in this. they say he is connected to the bombings but not the main suspect. originally they thought he was a kurdish national, then they found a pile of fake passports, dozens and dozens of them. from what i could see, turkish. they have been sifting through his apartment, and taking evidence throughout the day. everything. they're stripping the apartment down. even furniture being removed, too. >> you mentioned passports and ball bearings found in that apartment. obviously they're searching for the main suspect. what do you know about the investigation and do they have a radar on anyone else? >> reporter: they are really grabbing in the dark in the investigation. they have no leads. i thin

from this point. and the driver told us one last chilling thing. he said the suspect had bomber seemed completely calm. andrew stephens, cnn, bangkokou about. emergency workers are scrambling to put out four new fires at the site of last week's deadly chemical warehouse explosions. china state run news reports one fire erupted near car distribution area near the blast site. could have been caused by a burning fuel tank. the death toll from those explosions stands at 114. we will keep you updated on these new fires as we learn more. >> thousands of crews in washington state are working to get more than 100 wildfires there under control authorities ordered evacuation after number of towns as flames continue to spread. more than 100 homes have already been destroyed in those fires. >> wednesday night the twisp firefighters killed tle firefighters. the men were 20, 26 and 31 years old. >> the fire is one thing but the loss of life is the worst case scenario. >> you can always rebuild a home but you can't rebuild a life. another four firefighters injured one of them critically. we will have more on the conditions in washington state. >>

us in bangkok. >>> new fallout this morning regarding hillary clinton's e-mails. intelligence officials now recommend 3g 05 of her e-mails fromer private server be referred to their agencies for consultation. officials investigating whether classified information was sent to receive, something clinton has long assured the american public never happened. just about 20% of the e-mail on that server has been sampled so far so how much worse could the issue get for the democratic front-runner? cnn's pamela brown with more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, christine. 305 documents from hillary clinton's private server have been referred to various intelligence agencies for consultation to determine whether the contents are classified. this is after intelligence community reviewers from five different agencies joined the process of looking at clinton's e-mails and the court filing says, quote, out of a sample of approximately 20% of clinton e-mails, the intelligence community reviewers have only recommended 305 documents, approximately 5.1% for referral for their agencies for consultation. so this filing is an update for

us make violence against children disappear. anchor: you are watching "dw news" live from berlin. these are our top stories this hour. authorities in thailand have released a sketch of the main suspect in the bangkok bombing. they believe the still unidentified man is being backed by a network of people and they are searching for more suspects. 20 people were killed in the attack on monday. germany has revised upwards the number of asylum seekers expected this year. berlin says 800,000 people will calm, double the original estimate, and a new record. it is being called the female viagra. the u.s. fda has approved a bill designed to boost female sexual desire. it is supposed to help women suffering from a severe lack of sexual appetite, a condition known as hypoactive sexual desire disorder. supporters are hailing it as a breakthrough for women's sexual health. unlike viagra, this drug has to be taken every day. and it comes with a long list of health warnings. reporter: it's a little pink pill with a potentially powerful impact. the pharmaceutical company that developed it tells the test cases who felt the first ingalls. >> i felt that flutter down south. reporter: the drug's creators recognize th

us make violence against children disappear. anchor: you are watching "dw news" live from berlin. these are our top stories this hour. authorities in thailand have released a sketch of the main suspect in the bangkok bombing. they believe the still unidentified man is being backed by a network of people and they are searching for more suspects. 20 people were killed in the attack on monday. germany has revised upwards the number of asylum seekers expected this year. berlin says 800,000 people will calm, double the original estimate, and a new record. it is being called the female viagra. the u.s. fda has approved a bill designed to boost female sexual desire. it is supposed to help women suffering from a severe lack of sexual appetite, a condition known as hypoactive sexual desire disorder. supporters are hailing it as a breakthrough for women's sexual health. unlike viagra, this drug has to be taken every day. and it comes with a long list of health warnings. reporter: it's a little pink pill with a potentially powerful impact. the pharmaceutical company that developed it tells the test cases who felt the first ingalls. >> i felt that flutter down south. reporter: the drug's creators recognize th

us today. coming up on worldwide exchange, we're live from thailand bringing you the latest on the hunt of the perpetrators from the deadly bangkok bomb blast. more on that story coming up. >>> welcome back. thai police released a sketch of the suspect in the deadly bombing of a shrine in bangkok. let's get out to sri live from bangkok. sri. >> hi, yes. that is the latest development here. so one can only hope that that will jog the memory of some of members of the public and maybe that may bring the authorities here closer to some sort of conclusion but in the here and now you can say that the trail has gone some what cold. the authorities have drawn quite a few blanks here. here's what we do know. the police say that others could be involved. they could be foreign nationals. they could be thai nationals. the authorities however have not been able to establish the nationality of the main suspect who has been seen in the grainy cct footage. that's over the networks. the fan that's being dubbed backpack man, yellow t-shirt man, are some of the names being applied to him, there's a 1 million bart bounty on his head now. they have a

us true take aways from the eagles win when "action news" continues tonight. >>> new details tonight about that deadly bomb blast in thailand, 22 people were killed, when a pipe bomb exploded at a popular shrine in bangkok, 123 people were injured. the government says whoever launched this attack was trying to destroy the economy but so far no one has claimed responsibility. china is a major attraction for visitors from asia. >>> evacuations are underway across pacific northwest. these wild fires are destroying businesses and homes in several states, and including, california, washington, and oregon. in all, there are about a 100 fires burning right now and more than two hundred active duty military personnel have been called into help battle them. it is the the first time soldiers have been called to fight fires since 2006. >>> politics, hillary clinton had 305 e-mails that could contain classified information, the state department says, officials told a federal judge to take that 5 percent of the 1500 documents analyzed so far will require further scrutiny. clinton previously said she never sent or received any e-mails on her private server that were clearly marked classified. republicans say that she

us. >>> chinese stocks close down. traders citing a big ichb jex from the pboc and speculation over a rrrr cut. a bomb explosion rips through a shrine in bangkok killing 22 people in -- >> in what thailand's prime minister is calling the worst ever attack. the perpetrators are still unknown. >> german finance minister makes the case for greece's rescue deal. >> i haven't made it easy for myself. have taken a great deal of trouble. i have struggled over this and i think weighing off all the points of view it's the right decisi decision. >> the go ahead in the arctic. the oil major will be monitored around the clock. >>> july cpi has risen year on year. we're expecting it to remain flat at 0.0% and sterling rising off the dollar on the back of that. rising quite significantly up 0.36% on the day's trade. you can see that jump as the day has come out. 1564 at the moment. let's have a look for a little bit more of the data. so we're looking at core output ppi plus 0.1% on the month. plus 0.3% on the year. the main number though as i said, the july cpi year on year at plus 0.1%. >> and the largest contribution is from clothing and footwear. we expe

from that, christine, and this happened. it was all worked to cause maximum human loss of life, maximum damage in bangkok. >> andrew stevens for usmorning. bring us any new developments we get. thanks. >>> new fallout this morning over hillary clinton's e-mails. intelligence officials recommending 305 e-mails be referred to their agencies for review. looking to see if classified information was sent and received. clinton has long assured the american public that never happened. only 20% of the e-mail on the server has been sampled. could it get worse for the democratic front-runner? cnn's pamela brown has more from washington. >>> good morning, christine. 305 documents from hillary clinton's private server have been referred to various development agencies to determine whether the contents are classified. that's according to the defense department e-mail. they joined the process of looking at clinton's e-mails and the court filing says, quote, out of a sampling of 20% of clinton e-mails, they have only recommend 3d 05 documents, approximately 5.1% of them for referral. this filing is an update to a federal judge for review inform

use sun block. make sure you lather up everywhere and bring bug repella repellant. >>> new this morning from overseas, an arrest in the deadly bombing investigation in bangkok, thailand. what police are now revealing about the suspect. >>> new this morning overseas, a man suspected in a deadly bombing in thailand earlier this month is now facing charges. police in bangkok arrested the suspect today at an apartment. they say they found ball bearings inside similar to those used in the blast. the explosion at the hindu shrine in a busy shopping district killed 20 people and wounded 100 others. >>> we have some new video this morning of air raids against isis in iraq. the video released by the department of defense shows an isis armor truck exploding on thursday. it's part of a three-day effort in support of peshmerga forces in northern iraq. >>> back here in the u.s. we have new information this morning. police say they are questioning a person of interest in the deadly shooting of a sheriff's deputy near houston. we've been following this since early today. 47-year-old deputy darren goforth was killed at a gas station. he was in uniform filling up his patrol car when

us in bangkok. >> another bomb goes off in bangkok and this video shows water shooting into the air and the bomb exploding on the pier only a few miles away fromnights bomb that ripped through central bangkok. they're on the hunt for this man seen here on this video putting a backpack under the bench and walking away. newly released cell phone video captures the scene during the evening rush hour on monday. tourists and locals walk along the foot bridge before the sudden explosion below. >> translator: i turned back to look where the sound came from and saw people scattered on the streets everywhere. i decided to abandon my motorbike and run off. i have never been through anything like this before. i am still scared. people waiting in traffic captured the bomb going off right in front of them. smoke and ambers filled the air. sur viens video capturing the large and deadly blast and lighting up the night sky. >> i saw about five different ambulances screaming away from the scene. i saw there were 1 hundreds of medics and police and fire bre gad. >> they think this this this is a terror attack. >> reporter: so john clearly the government and the

us, the news cons next live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. on the front line of the immigration crisis as european countries struggle to cope with record arrivals. bangkok bombing they believe this is the person that set off explosives killing 22. new elections look increasingly likely in turkey. plus. >> request you guess what is the world first airport to be completely powered by solar energy? well, i will be reporting from there. we will have the latest from the first leg playoff time. >> meanwhile police have arrested eight human traffickers. 49 are believed to have suffocated while in the hold of the vessel trying to reach europe. the e.u. has promised greece more money to cope with the number arriving there. one of the islands oen the front line. al jazeera is there. >> it is proving to be a false one. every day they come, sometimes in their hundreds refugees and those seeking work. the waters from turkey, that's the turkish town, in the distance. and every day, they wait. they allows them to stay on move on to other parts of europe. >> other people have been waiting much longer. >> much longer. 23 days. >> because i think my future is there. >> w

bangkok's tourism industry which makes up about a tenth of the economy. >> all 54 bodies have now been recovered from a plane crash in indonesia. authorities will use the plane's black box to determine why the plane went downing. former chairman of the national transportation safety board says there needs to be more regulations on air safety in the nation. >> we've seen too many incidents, too many accidents recently in intd nearby ya. we need -- in indonesia. we need to improve their infrastructure, their training, their maintenance, their overall regulatory oversight. >> the trigana flight lost contact about 30 minutes into its flight sunday. among the passengers on board, five children and two infants. >>> 200 active duty military troops are being called to the fire line out west. first time that's happened since 2006. the scenic lakeside town of chelan is one place facing multiple threats right now surrounded by several bl. azes they've already burned three dozen homes and forced 3,000 people to evacuate. >> it's like the dark ages. there was no light on in this town. the hills glowed from the different fires that were burning a long ways away.

from the area near the shrine. bangkok hasn't had a major bombing since 2006. >>> republican presidential hopeful donald trump is starting to give details about how he would govern. as craig boswell shows us, he also took time today to perform his civic duty. >> reporter: it looks like a campaign shop, buts it's donald trump reporting for jury duty in lower manhattan monday. this past weekend trump gave specifics about one of his biggest issues, immigration. trump said he would triple the number of immigration officers, build a wall, and strip the citizenship of people born here from parents here illegally. >> if he goes so far as to say that he wants to strip the constitution of one of the most key ameant -- amendments, what else is he going to propose? >> ohio governor john kasich is hoping a fellow governor can give him a little bump. >> i'm endorsing john kasich as the next president of the nuisance of america. >> alabama is among about a half dozen states casting ballots early. >> many of the presidential hopefuls have been making stops at the iowa state fair. today carly fiorina addressed thousands about iran. she said if elected, she would demand a new deal. >> until you open every

us your thoughts. guy: let's take you back to one of the main stories. shockwaves are spreading from in blonde best -- bomb blast bangkok. the tourism council says it has already seen cancellations and all of this can only hurt and already slumping economy. zap, we have obviously seen the condemnation of the attacks and we don't know what happened but the market reaction is clear. >> it is fairly clear and we are seeing the bought trading at intraday levels we haven't seen since 2009. the stock market headed for closing levels we haven't seen since 2014. this amid renewed concerns about security in the thai capital and across the entire country and it comes at a time of instability in the markets in general. chinese devaluation has had an andct on asset classes thailand has been struggling in recent years with political violence so its own economy is already feeling the pain of reduced tourism and slightest a mistake manufacturing this is all weighing on the thai baht. interest rate hikes in the u.s. have been looming large in the background as well so this is certainly a black eye for thailand and a lot of unanswered q

used in that blast. they also found several fake passports. we are following the moves from bangkokearing backtrack on reports from earlier, what has changed? >> reporter: i think it's the difference between wanting to find their man and showing the country and the world that they have their guy. and perhaps speaking a little too soon. they have now clarified that they believe this man is definitely involved in the two bombings, both at the shrine that killed, as you say, 20 foreigners and thai local people. it's a hugely popular place amongst international tourists. and there was a second bombing where thankfully no one was injured the next morning near the taxi pier. now i'm standing outside the apartment where this man was arrested. it's a small apartment on the third floor of a building in the southern of bangkok. i'm surrounded by police vans, ambulances that are called in to be on standby. there are dozens and dozens of forensic analysts, police teams and military accord. there's the military in charge of the government here in thailand. after that coup last may, they are now

us some background on the house that the suspect was allegedly heading to. we'll have that coming up at 8:00. >> okay. see you then. >>> 7:04. we're still following a developing story from bangkok, thailand, one day after a deadly explosion. police are out there searching for this man. they say he carried out yesterday's bombing that kill at least 20 people. they say video appears to show the same man sitting on a bench at a crowded shrine taking off a backpack, then leaving it behind as he walked away. >> translator: everyone knows at 7:00 a.m. at the shrine there are a lot of people gathered around there. so if they plant a bomb there, they can assume they will cause casualties. >> there was another explosion this morning in bangkok. authorities say the device was thrown off of a bridge but no one was hurt. >>> now investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that seriously damaged two homes in southern santa clara county. fire started after noon yesterday right off hecker pass road. it's a rural area near gilroy. there are no fire hydrants there. fire crews had to use water that was trucked in to fight the flames. a woman who lives in the area said she found out about t

from turkey matched the suspect's original description. his bangkok apartment littered with similar bomb-making materials used in the deadly attack.inia journalists says she never saw the gunman approach because the cam wraps bright lights blinded her. struck can i gardner was not in the back of the medical examiner says that vester flanagan shot co-workers alison parker and adam ward in the head. he fired 17 shots before fleeing, eventually killing himself. evidence found inside flanagan's apartment suggest he identified with mass murderers including the september 11th terrorists. terrible story. hearts go out to wdbj. an unmate contracted legionnaires disease. one inmate taken to the hospital. there are 30 other suspected cases. the source of the disease is still being investigated as san quentin prison tries to control the outbreak. it has been 10 years since hurricane katrina devastated 10 states across the gulf coast. to mark the anniversary, george w. bush returned yesterday praising the resilience of the residence. bill clinton will be visiting new orleans later today also to mark the anniversary. those are your news headli

from all around the globe. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the thai police chief says at least ten people were involved in monday's bangkok they also say the attack had been planned at least a month. prior to that announcement police were looking for three suspects. thai police are asking for interpol's help in this case. >> we are now learning as we have just reported that police in thailand believe at least ten people were involved in monday's deadly bombing and it was planned for at least a month. how do they know this and do they have any idea, then, who these people are? >> reporter: to be honest, i am not sure how they know that. we were working incredibly hard. a lot of updates wednesday late evening, last night for us here coming from the police to myself and the team here. but we don't know how they know there are ten people involved. i guess they are trying to figure out how someone could plan this kind of sophisticated bomb, how they could have made it, how they could have decide where had to put it and that's why they are deciding it is more than one person. they believe that the man in the yellow t-shirt was