now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." thekey remaining suspect in paris attack is arrested in belgium. authorities are also saying if he may be the man in the hat. for a greater understanding when it comes to modern life and the modern realities it faces. and we will show you the courtroom drawings which have become a part of history. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. the key remaining suspect in last november's paris attacks has been arrested in brussels. for other men were also taken into custody. areorities are saying they looking into if he could be the man in the hat who was captured on video right before the bombing at brussels airport. >> they've caught someone, they've cut someone, the voice filming says. police surround a man outside. he is pinned to the ground. theher passerby also filmed officers making an arrest. this is one of several today. the man bumbled away, even as in the background, families continue to stroll past. this is where this latest arrest happened. investigatorsan have been maki

. ramal's younger brother, paris hammond, was next door in the juvenile detention center. we were there the day paris became an adult, and his life was about to take a dramatic turn for all of the wrong reasons. >> today, i'm going to take inmate paris hammond, who used to be a juvenile and is now 18, turned 18 today, he's going to be moved from our juvenile pod into our general male population. he's not going to be with the kids anymore, he's going to be with the -- as we call them, the big boys. he's graduating today. >> did you think you'd spend your 18th birthday like this? >> yeah, i already got time. >> paris had recently pled guilty to two counts of felonious assault with a firearm, for shooting a 15-year-old boy during an argument and leaving him paralyzed. when we met him, he was only days away from being sentenced to a prison term that could range from five to 18 years. despite his guilty plea, paris told us he's innocent. >> i didn't shoot him. >> so you're convicted of a crime and you're saying you didn't do the crime? >> yes, ma'am. >> you took a plea to something you didn't do

reporting. they are saying this man, paris attack suspect, mohamed abrini is one of the men arrested in belgium today. that said, a counterterror official tells cnn it's too soon to know for sure whether in fact that is the case or not. cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank is me along with senior diplomatic editor nic robertson who's live from london. chief national correspondent jim sciutto and intelligence analyst bob baer. i'm going to begin with you, paul. you have been working your sources most of the morning. do they feel confident this belgian broadcaster may have the right information, that they have caught one of the most important people in the paris attacks? >> i just spoke to a senior belgian counterterrorism official. they tell me they are hopeful that one of the men they arrested earlier today is mohamed abrini, but they cannot say that yet with certainty. why can't they say that with certainty? because when you go in and make one of these arrests, somebody's name is not written on their forehead in terms of who you got and brought in to custody. they need to verify t

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local media say police have arrested a suspect in last year's paris attacks, part of the cell connected to last month's deadly bombings in brussels. joining me from london senior international diplomatic editor nic robertson. what more do we know about these arrests, the exact location and who was captured? we know that it was mohamed abrini, one of the people captured and also a man called -- we don't have a lot of details about him. there is speculation about his role or whereabouts during the brussels attack. that haven't been released on an official basis but with what we know about mohamed abrini, he was in the man who drove with salah abdeslam, one of the planners of the paris attacks, two days before the paris attacks, drove from brussels paris, picked up on cctv camera at a gas station. his route is believed to have a role in helping to plan the paris attacks, as well and also a had a role in the brussels attacks, as well. the nature we don't know. for the authorities, wolf, this is absolutely huge. they have got salah abdeslam, one of the plotters and planners behind

carerine n.: it is not a p.m. in paris. you are watching "live from p.m. inn -- it is 9:00 paris. you're watching "live from paris ." colleagues are connie has been linked to the recent attacks in brussels and in paris -- kelly zerkani -- khalid zerkani has been linked to the recent attacks in brussels and in paris. jeremy corbyn making a major thish on the brexit issue, with 10 weeks ago on the referendum. go on thes to referendum. hundreds of people marching nigeria to put new pressure on the government to find that rls kidnapped by boko haram two years ago. this, after a video appears to show proof of life of the hostages. thanks for joining us. a belgian man who has been described as the biggest recruiter of jihadists belgium has never known -- ever known has been handed a 15-year jail sentence. found guilty of recruiting dozens of people, including recent suspects in the brussels and paris attacks. 42-year-old was the man who called for this hearing today at the belgian court of appeals. he was carrying out his 12-year sentence he was given last year for radicalizing and sha

>>> a man the police say is a key suspect in the paris attacks is arrested in belgium. i have the world news from al jazeera. saudi arabia's planning to build a bridge across the red sea to egypt to boost trade. u.k. prime minister could have handled the row better saying it has not been a great week. djibouti's president of 17 years wins yet another term. one of europe's most wanted men is now in custody. he is the suspected of taking part in last year's paris attacks and the belgium prosecutor involved is investigating whether he is also connected to the brussels bottom bombings in which 32 people were killed. >> reporter: belgian police arrest a man on the street in central brussels. one of five suspects rounded up on friday. part of the investigation into the resent attacks in paris and brussels. among them this man on the run for five months he was wanted in connection with the paris plot. >> translation: this afternoon he was also arrested plus albay as well aas him two other people. their digital prints and their d.n.a. was identified in the car that was used during the par

>>> the last key suspect in the paris attacks is arrested in belgium along with four other people. the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, saudi arabia and egypt announce they will build a bridge across the red sea. back in power, the president is reerected making him one of africa's longest serving leaders. as the japanese committee are showing improvements on their economy, some have mass cots >>> one of europe's most wanted men is now in custody. he is suspected of taking part in last year's paris attacks. the prosecutors investigate whether he is connected to the brussels bombings in which 32 people were killed. >> reporter: belgian police arrest the man on a street in central brussels. one of five suspects rounded up on friday, part of the investigation into the recent attacks in paris and brussels. among them this man. he was on the run for five months and wanted in connection with the paris plot. >> translation: this afternoon he was also arrested plus another as well as him, two other people. their digital prints and their d.n.a. was identified in the bay, but also in

>>> a man the police say is a key suspect in the paris attacks is arrested in belgium. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up saudi arabia plans to build a bridge across the red sea to egypt as a boost for trade. djibouti's president of the past 17 years wins another term. >> you said you would do me no harm >> you said you would do me no harm >>> and how two women are using perjury to raise awareness about sexual abuse >>> one of europe's most wanted men is now in custody. he is suspected of taking part in last year's paris attacks. the belgian prosecutor is investigating whether he is also connected to the brussels bombings in which 32 people died. our correspondent reports from the french capital. >> reporter: belgian police arrested a man on the street in central brussels. one of five suspects rounded up on friday, part of the investigation into the recent attacks in paris and brussels. among them this man, on the run for five months he was wanted in connection with the paris plot. >> translation: this afternoon he was also arrested plus another, and two other peopl

salah abdeslam. that's right. he's been wanted in connection with to the paris attacks. and we know the eight people police have been looking for with connections are the two salah abdeslam or abaaoud who was the leaders of the paris attacks. yes, you can see there's quite a tight web here and obviously we need to find out more detail. if it's indeed abrini has been arrested, paris prosecutors and authorities warned people to say away from him, warning he was armed and dangerous. so he is a key suspect and someone the police have been looking for. >> is there any idea yet of where these arrests were made? obviously a lot of the raids have been focussed in the area outside of brussels. what are you hearing about where the arrests have been made? >> reporter: unfortunately we don't have any detail on that yet. we know it's happened in belgium. we don't know if it's happened in brussels. awaiting those details and how many raids were carried out. interestingly, it comes a day after the prosecutor released the new images of the third airport bomber, the new cc tv images, a series of ima

. salah abdeslam is back in france. the key suspect of the paris attack arrives back on french soil just after not clock a.m., five point five months after the killings in which 130 people died. the race for the republican nomination is over, says donald trump, after his clean sweep in five primaries. he is now the -- he says he is now the subject nominee. hillary clinton takes for states , putting clearwater between herself and bernie sanders. the countdown begins to the real games. go, the days to country says it will be ready. and finding out how i drop in iphone sales wiped almost $50 billion off the value of apple. big ben prepares for a facelift. will undergoll repairs to its crumbling clocktower. melissa: sulla of the first time back inlah abdeslam is paris. he was handed over by belgian authorities just after 9:00 a.m. this morning. he spent four months on the run before being captured in march in a brussels -- in brussels, where he faced several weeks of the march 22fter attacks come in which he is also believed to have played a key part. here's a look back at the man four

- proud to tell your stories. >> the last key suspect in the paris attacks is arrested, along with four other people. hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead: saudi arabia and egypt announce they will build a bridge across the red sea. >> back in power, djibouti's president is back in power, making him one of africa's longest serving leaders. and a rocket lands, we'll tell you why that's important. one of europe's most wanted men is now in custody. mohammed abrini is expected of taking part in last year's paris attacks. he also pay be connected to the brussels bombings. >> belgian police arrest a man on the street in central brussels. part of the investigation into the recent attacks in paris and brussels. among them this man, mohammed abrini. on the run for five months he was wanted in connection with the paris plot. >> translator: this afternoon, mohammed abrini was arrested, plus two other people. their digital prinlt prints anda were.identified. >> abrini was last seen in this cctv picture, he was with his childhood friend, paris suspect,

now. breaking news out of belgium. the key remaining suspect in the paris terrorist attacks captured and he's not alone. what could they know about plans for another isis massacre? >>> also, one is the leader of the catholic church, the other a jewish kid from brooklyn who really wants to be president. both really big on fixing income inequality. bernie sanders is heading to the vatican as his race for hillary clinton gets a bit unholy. >>> plus new york state of mind. donald trump going all in on his home state as he bends his strategy to fight off a delegate rebellion. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with breaking news. a five-month terrorist manhunt is over. belgian officials have arrested at least two terror suspects connected to the paris and brussels attacks, including 31-year-old mohammed abrini who french officials say helped orchestrate and execute the deadly rampage in paris, killing 130 innocent people. he has been on the run since november. you can see him here caught by security cameras with salah abdesl

suicide bombers just before the paris attacks. made the inquire still on the way. appears to be able to -- is or not the -- of the attacks at the national airport. in other words the man in the hat. and this inquire is still underway, trying to clarify all these points and in the inquiry at this stage they're not able to give you more details. more details will follow. probably tomorrow. [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] >> we'll switch now to sky news which has a better fix on what is being said here. >> abrini is the man in the so-called man in the hat. he said investigationers ongoing to confirm whether or not he is the man in the hat. and also krayem whether he is the person they believe to be perhaps a second bomber who did detonate explosives at the metro station. they concerned a second man was spotted at another metro station with the man who blew himself up but they say that investigations are ongoing as to whether they are -- whether these links can be be drawn and they expect to give more information on that tomorr

minutes. belgium federal prosecutors confirm they have arrested the paris attack suspect along with four other people. >> secretary of state john kerry said that isil is getting weaker by the day. >>> plus the new version of the young book, a warning that it could be scary for children. >> hello ai'm robin adams with the sport. we have the latest from the master's tournament and i'll tell you if this man, jordan spieth is able to continue his run to the top of the leaderboard on day two. >> hello, police investigating the brussels attacks have arrested five people including the paris attack suspect mohammed abrini. this video shows one of the arrestings made earlier today. authorities say three of the suspects' dna was found in a car used during the november attacks on french capital in which 130 people were killed. the police have been looking for mohammed abrini after he was seen with the key paris suspect salah h abdel h abdelslam. the belgium authorities say it's not yet known if the man in the hat is among the five arrested today. >> the inquiry continues in order to determine

close after the paris and brussels attacks and with new information from belgium that some of the planners doing surveillance on a top belgian nuclear scientist. some had plans to attack a nuclear facility. it is interesting to hear the white house downplay the risk. in a country like belgium, security is tight around nuclear facilities. they don't see that surveillance as a significant risk. they say it does reinforce the fact that they believe isis would like to get its hands on nuclear material just like al qaeda did. some experts here say they see the broader effect of highly enriched uranium that is used to make nuclear bombs. that has been reduced over the last decade. security is also much tighter than it was. they see the real threat as being the lower grade radiological material. the kind in cancer treatments in hospitals. that's in about 130 countries. more than 1,000 sites around the world, some of which have terrible security. they see that as the likely way isis could get its hands on material that they could use to make a dirty bomb to cause contamination and buildin

related to terror in that country that might be related back to even the paris attacks last fall and also potentially to the attacks recently in brussels, belgium. we'll go to that just when we have that for you. we'll also take a quick break. and coming up, we'll be talking about more politics as if you haven't had enough yet. we'll talk about the republican race, coming up. suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. it's my decision to make beauty last. fix. roc retinol started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it the better it works. retinol correxion from roc. methods, not miracles. you have to feel healthy... on the outside ...at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of go

involvement of the paris and brussels disaster. could one of them be the so-called man in the hat caught on video? why has it taken so long? heightened alert, and an earlier arrest may have triggered the slaughter in brussels. could it be a signal to lauren more terror attacks y authorities may need to learn information very, very quickly. >>> trump, the statistics show he is staying out-of-sight today, saying he is busy, running his business. but by staying home is he leaving delegates for ted cruz to grab in and back tracking after clashing with protesters bill clinton said he wanted to apologize and bernie sanders also backing off his claim that hilary clinton is not qualified to bepresident. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you are in the situation room. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we are following the breaking news, two of the most wanted terror suspects are captured in brussels both are linked to the massacres there. one, mow ham aus abrini is accused of taking part in the bombings in the brussels air port. the other sus

a satirical and provocative vision of what a trump presidency would look like. >>> target paris. officials in belgium say the brussels bombings were a backup plan. the attackers initially wanted to strike paris again. >>> border violence. the chaotic scene in northern greece as macedonia cracks down hard, injuring dozens of migrants and preventing hundreds from getting through. >>> and family time. the big city set to become the first to mandate fully paid parental leave. six weeks off for new moms and dads. "nightly news" begins now. >> good evening. it was a shocking crime that seemed to come out of nowhere. it started with a car accident, an argument between the drivers and then a handgun drawn and shots fired leaving a well-known new orleans nfl player dead. a spokesman for the saints called the death of former defensive end will smith a senseless and tragic loss. and now we're learning more about the suspected gunman, whom police have charged with second-degree murder. we begin with gabe gutierrez in new orleans. >> reporter: he was one of the most beloved players in franch

in the paris terror attacks taken down today in a series of raids caught on video. the big question this evening, is he also the suspect known as the man in the hat seen just before the airport suicide bombing in brussels, belgium? we get more tonight from nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: dramatic daytime arrests on brussels streets today, five in all. two of them isis suspects wanted for mass murder. mohamed abrini is the last known suspect from the paris massacres. he was arrested in a brussels suburb after five months as one of europe's most wanted, renting rooms for killers. >> some of the suicide bombers stayed in this rented flat just before the attacks in paris. >> reporter: but he may be tied to a second atrocity. investigators saying they're trying to prove if this is abrini, the man in the hat with two suicide bombers at brussels airport. just yesterday, police released these new pictures of him walking away from the bombing, and they asked for help to find him. >> i think abrini is very important. he connects the paris attacks to the brussels attacks. his dna is all over th

catherine n.: it's 9:00 p.m. in the french capital. 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

to help. >>> french police confirming that the paris terrorist suspect mohammed ma rini is arrested in belgian. he is believed to be the man with the hat. and released in new terrorist suspects. he was connected to abdeslam. he was captured days before the deadly explosions targeting the city's airport and subway. we'll have analysis with a terror expert former co-chair of the new york terrorist terrorism task force bob strand. he will join us a few minutes away on "happening now". >>> right now, there is a new report revealing details about a nationwide scandal. usa today did an analysis in the veterans hospitals and found that super visors in seven states told employees to falsify wait times for veterans trying to get medical care. here's more on another disturbing story out of the va. the new news how wild spread it was. >> reporter: yes, schedulers were told by superors and arkansas, texas and california and new york and vermont to suggest meeting with shorter wait times to get to see a doctor when they were not. investigations show employees in 40 vamedical facilities in 19 sta

paris and belgium attacks. several arrests have made. the man from the hat in the airport, well, he may be among them. >>> early voting in indiana is underway. colorado is getting national attention for this weekend's state gop convention. more on key roles both will be playing for the race to the white house coming right up. >>> spacex is gearing up to launch its dragon rocket bound for international space station. it is packed with science experiments and the first expandable room to be used by hypes in orbit. we'll bring you details and the launch live when that happens. melissa: back to breaking news developing right now, appears the third suspect in the brussels airport bombing, so-called man in the hat, may have been arrested today. fox news's greg palkot has the latest developments on this one. greg? reporter: melissa, literally in the last half hour we got information from belgian authorities after major terror arrest. let's underscore that. a major terror arrest. they confirmed they arrested a man named mohamed abrini. here is what we know about him. he played a significant

. carerine n.: it is not a p.m. in paris. you are watching "live from p.m. inn -- it is 9:00 paris. you're watching "live from paris ." colleagues are connie has been linked to the recent attacks in brussels and in paris -- kelly zerkani -- khalid zerkani has been linked to the recent attacks in brussels and in paris. jeremy corbyn making a major thish on the brexit issue, with 10 weeks ago on the referendum. -- 10 weeks

tom: 9:00 p.m. in the french capital. you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." i'm tom burges watson. the men thought to be the fugitive suspect in the paris attacks and the brussels bombings has been arrested. a second wave of the in line with an eu deal, leaving the greek island of less post -- was lesbos. calls for him to resign, british prime minister david cameron's lives in the polls come after his father was named in the -- slips in the polls, after his father was named in the panama paper s. good evening. french police sources say the fugitive suspect of the november 13 paris attacks and last month bombings in brussels has been arrested in belgium. this following a raid in the belgian capital. the suspect, mohamed abrini, is thought to be the third mysterious person seen wearing a hat alongside 2 other bombers in cctv footage taken at brussels airport just before the attack occurred. let's take a look. reporter: another breakthrough in the pursuit of the paris and brussels perpetrators. mohamed abrini is suspected to be the man on the ground become one of severa

sign the paris climate agreement , we will look at a growing movement to stop the extraction of fossil fuels. finally, boulder, colorado, debates whether to become a of the occupied west bank. >> the scope of the human rights violations is enormous. this is not just based on israeli information. >> for those who claim they are appalled by human rights issues, they should be appalled by human rights issues. it is appalling. it is appalling the way israel is impoverishing the palestinian people in the west bank and the gaza strip. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the world is mourning the loss of the music legend prince. >> dearly beloved we are here to get through this thing called life oh, no, let's go ♪ amy: that's prince, performing "let's go crazy" at the 2007 super bowl. he died at his home in minnesota thursday at the age of 57. he became a global music phenomenon in the 1980's, with albums such as "1999," "purple rain" and "sign o' the times." his inventive music spanned funk, rock and jaz

paris. e really quickly the statement or part of it from the for prosecutors office. they can now confirm numerous elements in the investigation have shown the terrorists initially had the intention to strike in france again. eventually surprised by the speed of the progress in the investigation they took the decision to strike in brussels. several things about this, on the one hand they say there are numerous things that have showed these people wanted to strike in paris. does this mean that the people t high value targets they took into custody on friday, are they talking or are other elements that the investigators now have that led them to believe the original plan was to strike in paris. and after the brussels attack a laptop was found, where he was saying that after salah abdeslam was taken into the custody they felt they might g the next to be arrested and felt they needed to strike as fast as possible. certainly the new information steams seems to confirm that. the big question, what would they have don't in paris? we found out that one of the alleged targets that due tom

, rioting, and an economic crisis for the embattled president. salem is in paris. his a toy or -- his attorney describes him as having the intelligence of an empty ashtray. volkswagen pledges to restore consumer trust after the scandal that rocked the carmaker. ♪ >> thank you for joining us. we begin with syria with a city of aleppo is still under attack. according to doctors without borders, the death toll stands at 38 civilians from the most recent strikes. hit say a hospital has been killing at least 14 patients and staff. the peace process is hanging by a thread. the u.n. is appealing to the u.s. and russia to intervene at the highest level. our correspondent joins us now from geneva. envoy is you in appealing to the russians and the u.s. what can they really do to help? ton: it was an unusual move appeal publicly to two of the world's biggest leaders to president obama and vladimir putin to interview -- intervene. u.s./russia brokerage and worked very well throughout march. that gave a lot of impetus for the political negotiations going on in geneva in the second round. however

gas station, two days after the paris attacks, with the now captured, the eighth wanted terror suspect from paris there in the surveillance photos from the gas station from right after those coordinated attacks. meaning that last named suspect is no longer at large. also ties him to last month's coordinated brussels bombings at the airport and the subway. something authorities have kept very closely to themselves. belgium media reporting that this man in the hat and the light colored jacket at the airport before those bombings is, in fact, abrini, captured a short time ago, along with osama krayem, accused of having a quote/unquote operational role in the brussels attacks. lots of pieces to throw at you. we'll have it all together and understand it as we go to brussels. cnn journalist kelly morgan is standing by with more. let's begin with the significance of this abrini arrest. what do we know about him? >> it's extraordinary, big fish for the belgian authorities to have this man in custody. we know that he grew up in this area, in brussels, in the neighborhood where paris sus

hour on al jazeera. a man police say is a key suspect in the paris attacks has been arrested in belgium. saudi arabia plans to build a bridge across the red sea to egypt giving a boost to trade. djibouti's president for the past 17 years wins yet another term. all that plus. >> you said you would do me no harm >> you said you would do me no harm >>> we will tell you how women are using poetry to fight sexual abuse. one of europe's most wanted men is now in custody. suspected of taking part in last year's paris attacks. the belgian prosecutor is investigating whether he is also connected to the brussels bombings in which 32 people were killed. our correspondent reports >> reporter: belgian police arrest a man on the street, one of five suspects rounded up on friday. among them this man, on the run for five months he was wanted in connection with the paris plot. >> translation: this afternoon he was also arrested plus three other people. their digital police incident reports were located. >> reporter: he was last seen in this cctv footage at a petrol strayings in northern france just two

is part of an investigation into the paris and brussels attacks. and a visit to bhutan. the duke and duchess of cambridge in one of bhutan's holiest sites. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. for the second time in roughly 24 hours, a powerful earthquake has struck southern japan. this time it was a 7.3 magnitude quake. the first tremor on thursday night toppled buildings and cut power supplies. nine people are known to have died, and more than 1000 are injured. both quakes have hit near kumamoto. reporter: this is the moment when japan's national broadcaster broke into announced that another big earthquake had hit close to the southern japanese city of kumamoto. >> a magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck on the coast of kumamoto prefecture. reporter: in the darkness, this camera overlooking the city began to sway violently as the earth shook. damage has again been severe. in a town near the coast, a whole neighborhood is ablaze and burning out of control. at least one person is reported to have died here. the bottom floor of his apartm

bombers in belgium were also involved in last year's attacks in paris. in an english language online magazine on wednesday the group described last month's attacks in belgium as retaliation for participation in the coalition against the militants. the group has claimed responsibibility f for the atta which killed 32 people. it also explained that one of the airport suicide bombers had prepared explosives for the paris attacks as well. it went on to say that ibrahim el bakraoui and his brother were involved in the paris attack. in the magazine the group add that paris was warning and brussels was a reminder. what is more to come is more devastating. >>> indonesia and malaysian tourists visit japan topped 500,000 last year. both countries are home to large muslim populations. japan's tourism industry is important to adopting to their religious traditions. >> reporter: tourists in tokyo have tens of thousands of restaurants offering all sorts of foods. for some muslims it's hard to find what they can eat. >> in indonesia it is okay to eat in a small street. but when we go abroad it's im

the way. but first, our top story live from paris. we will start straight with the u.s. presence of campaign. gotionaire donald trump home the republican primary in new york with a crushing victory in his home state. to 25% of of the vote the vote from ohio government john kasich and 14.5% from ted cruz. he says the win makes him a shoe in for the nomination despite continual resistance from the republican establishment. >> nobody should be given delegates, which is a ticket to victory and it's not a fair ticket. aen though we are leading by lot and cannot be caught, it's impossible to catch us. nobody should take delegates and claim victory unless they get those delegates with voters and voting. and that is what is going to happen. and you watch. because the people are not going to stand for it. it's a cricket system -- cricket ooked system. you go back to the old system where you vote and win. nobody can win an election the way they are doing it with the republican party. won bigillary clinton in her adopted state where she was a u.s. senator for eight years. her win their snapped

the deadly suicide bombings in brussels last month may have been planning to attack paris again and not belgium. the information coming from a key suspect in this case. bill nealy reports on the new developments in this investigation. >> reporter: it was the deadliest night in paris since world war ii. isis launching four brutal attacks. but this was meant to be just 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 t

anchor: it is 9:00 here in paris and you are watching live from paris. charges involving a bombing in brussels. they have arrested three more suspects with links to attacks in paris. the number of children being used by suicide -- as suicide bombers has grown more than 10 times in the last year. the united nations is warning that young people are falling victim to the islamist group and warn of impact. intimidating job interview. the candidates to be the next head of the united nations start today. first, there are terrorist offenses in belgium linked to the bombings in brussels. investigators searched the house and detained three more people in connection with the attacks. we have the latest. reporter: the detention of three people could be tied to the november attacks. >> they went around the houses and they saw a man near the flower shop and the policeman surrounded him and put him in the back of the car. so far, there have been little information so far. it comes as the prosecutors charged to more people for the attacks. they are suspected of renting and cleaning out the distri

watching recording of a concert that you did in paris back in 2010. you were performing "superstition." prince was accompanying you on guitar. he wasn't just a great song writer, he was a stellar guitar player, and not just guitar, he played nearly all the instruments on the first five albums. i mean, that's incredible. >> yeah, it's amazing. you know, it is fun to do that. basically you're going inside yourself and you're really giving people every single part of what you feel. it is what your soul is saying, this is how i wanted this to be played. fortunately i can play it and express myself, like an artist painting a picture. so he was a great artist, of picture, sound, picture and music. this is an amazing day as we see so many things happening, the heartbreak to see this man who was so talented be taken away from us. but i know that the almighty god has far greater things for him to do eternally. i just hope we celebrate his music, celebrate his purpose that he fulfilled. >> with that idea of celebrating his music, you and prince sang together at the white house last year. is the

in both these attacks. the runners are taking part in the 40th paris marathon. they have started to make their way along the route. the race has taken place following the attacks in brussels, and last november's paris attacks. emma heyward is there. she joins us live. what of the state of emergency in paris meant for the 40th marathon in terms of routes, runners and. >> we have not seen lots and lots of police on the route. even at the start, which you might expect. organizers and police say they'll strengthen security at the start of theise. we talked about a hand: there was someone with binoculars thinking about what is going on. we are not seeing rapid relief given what happened in paris and brussels, and at the boston marathon a few years ago. >> it must be a matter of pride that france stages this marathonas it does every year, what about parisians, are they staying away? >> well it was suggested that there would be 250,000 spectators, there's a lot of people en route. perhaps it's not a big event. 50,000 taking part this year. but we are a kilometre 29. and the runners have a

march 22. abrini is also linked to the attacks in paris last november that killed 130 people. jonathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: mohamed abrini's confession not only gives a face to the man under the hat. it also reveals a terror cell authorities say was responsible for both the brussels bombings and the attacks in paris last november. police say abrini was seen photographed alongside salah abdeslam the only surviving paris attacker two days before those plans were carried out. abrini's fingerprints were found inside this car and also inside this brussels apartment where the airport attackers made their bombs. faced with the evidence abrini admitted he is the man at the airport walking with the two suicide bombers. abrini's arrest comes after authorities released surveillance video asking the public to identify the then-unknown suspect. these clips detail abrini's escape route. he told police he threw away his jacket and sold his now-infamous hat. in all, six terror suspects were arrested in a series of raids around brussels friday. among them, osama krayem of sweden, also known

other place to go back. so i think that's exactly what happened with the brussels attack, and paris. because we're very successful on the ground, and in syria, ways. >> so it's interesting, the idea of defections. does that mean that you have to attract more people to the fight, sneak them in over borders or is the number of men that they're able to put on the field constantly shrinking? >> it's constantly shrinking. so for example, previously, what types of fighters isis had for example. they were very ideological guys, mostly like foreign fighters, fighting for the ideas. and those were the guys who burned their pass ports and were all over tv beheading people. and then there were local syrians, who joined for money and power. they told the majority of them that they would convert to christianity if they enough. so they weren't in the isisidalogy but they needed to feed their families so, they don't have a way out. and those are the guys doing all of the stuff in brussels and paris. local syrians who joined for money are trying to defect. it doesn't pay anymore. isis doesn't have

you are tuned to france 24, you are watching live from paris. it is 1:00 p.m. local time. we bring you all then latest news for the next 60 minutes. in the wake of the paris and brussels terror attacks, your votes to tighten up security, introducing a pnr sharing flight data on airline passengers. twoigeria, a sign of life years after the chibok schoolgirls were kidnapped. 15 of the girls are alive. taking questions in his annual tv phone in, russian president vladimir putin speaks out on syria, saying the syrian people need to adopt a new institution. also coming up in the next hour, we will have the business news. we will be meeting a french entrepreneur starting companies in london but being called back home by the french government. much more live from paris. 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.