Pope franciss Easter Service includes a prayer this years race for the white house puts a spotlight on religious tolerance, the topic of the week ahead. And the bell tolls for the u. S. S. Ship, a mystery of what happened to the crew 95 years ago finally solved. I cant re pe ginning with a suicide bombing in lahore. 65 killed, most women and children. 250 wounded. Hosts ran out of ambulances, taxis brought people in for treatment. A Pakistan Taliban group claimed responsibility, saying they targeted christians. We have this report. Reporter an explosion at a childrens park in the heart of lahore. This was the latest Taliban Attack to claim lives, a food cart vendor described the moment of the blast. I was talking about it. I heard an explosion, i couldnt understand what was happening. It was the weekend and the park was full of families, as a result host of the dead and injured women and children. Witnesses reported bodies strewn everywhere. People used taxis and rickshaws to move the injured. Lahores hospitals on high alert. These kinds of attacks are not knew to the people of pakistan. The country has been fighting a taliban insurgency for a decade. In the past the Punjab Province has been spared the worst of the violence, the taliban carried out this attack in the ruling governments political backyard. With this attack, it seems a period of calm may be at an end. Condemnation of the attack came in a statement by the u. S. National Security Council saying that . Republican president ial candidate tweeted this and donald trump reacted afte afteafter says donald trump. The days of cold sombre memorials were shattered today when Police Clashed with protesters. [ sirens ] police used water canons to subdue more than 400 demonstrators, the right wing antiimmigrant group waving banners with antiislamic sit slogans before being removed by police, and police questioned nine people duration the investigation. Paul brennan has more. Reporter security was tight around a Gathering Place where so many came to pay reports on tuesday. While soldiers watched the mourners, elsewhere dozens of raids were carried out, arresting suspect. The postponement of the police rally created a vacuum which others were keen to fill. Out of the Railway Station was a large crowd of belgiums. They marched to Memorial Square and muscled their way to the steps, which is a focal point of the movement. Just a statement to say we love belgium. It is our country. Europe, stick to your own. Reporter then the mood turned ugly. The sense of sorrow and grief, which is overwhelming since the tuesday bomb attack gave way to violence and anger. With water canon and pepper spray the group was pushed back, but not before unfurling their banner one last time. Belgium prosecutors charged a man called faycal c with attempted murder and murder, but will not confirm that his full name is faycal cheffou. More details are emerging about cheffou. This refugee, who asked to remain anonymous lived for weeks in this park in central brussels. He remembers cheffou coming to the park. Regul regularly, behaving strangely and using violence against infidels. He was stopped by the police. He came back with microphones, he was yelling and talking. And they were gathering to make violence and everyone was like please stop it. People were mad. The they understood what he was saying. He was calling anybody, not muslim infidel. And that is very isis or preserved. Sunni muslims or shia muslims, whatever, dont call others infidels, trying to make this problem, other muslims. Nazim has doubts whether he is the third bomber. The man in white on the c c. T. V. The picture in the airport vision. Its not clear. Its not clear, i couldnt and hes a skinny guy. When they said its him, i thought its not possible, or maybe its been six months and hes eaten a lot of burgers. Investigators have a long way to go before getting the full picture of who was involved turning to politics, Bernie Sanders, hopes her wins in hawaii will boost the bid for nomination. It scored a number of delegates, Bernie Sanders is behind the rival. We have more from washington. Reporter Bernie Sanders exulted after resounding victories in the alaska, hawaii and washington caucuses. Our campaign is the campaign of energy, of momentum, which will lead to a large voter turnout in november, and victory. Reporter the largely white liberal democratic electorates in those states are the kind of voters Bernie Sanders did well among throughout his campaign. Hillary clinton had a strong following in more diverse states, including ohio, florida, and north carolina. The only guy that is standing up for us, the average person, or everybody, is Bernie Sanders. So im going with Bernie Sanders theres really only one candidate that will not try to make a lot of change at once. Reporter but after the trio of wins, sanders lags behind clinton in the allimportant delegate count. It takes 2383 delegates to win the democratic nomination, clinton has 1,243 pledged delegates, sanders has 975 and will have to win 55 in all the remaining contests to have a majority heading into the convention in july. We have the momentum. At the end of the day well end up with more pledged delegates than secretary clinton. I know the stakes get higher by the day. Reporter because the delegates are awarded proportionally clinton will pick up delegates even in states she loses, and the next round of primaries are on clintonfriendly areas. There is new york, pennsylvania, where clinton achieved a victory in 2008. In her nomination battle with president obama now to al jazeeras Political Correspondent michael shure, joining us live from los angeles. Michael, as rob reynolds reported yesterday was a big day for Bernie Sanders, but does it really matter because hes still so far behind former secretary of state clinton. You have to say it does matter. What did Bernie Sanders want to do win all three states. He won outline three. Hillary clinton lost all three. You have to give credit they did what they needed to do. Every win changed the narrative a little. Get the supporters to talk about their candidates viability. That is important. You have to look at it realistically. As you look forward, the states that remain in this race for the democrats are the sort that favoured hillary clinton. You have to look at the percentages. The sanders people dont like you to harp on it. 10 of the black vote, in the caucus state where Bernie Sanders did well, its an important fact for people to look at when they analyse what is happening. Going forward the terrain get rougher for Bernie Sanders. The caucuses are fewer. The next week hes down in the polls by six. Randall, thats a state that Bernie Sanders could do well in, similar to michigan where he won before the march 15th primaries. Bernie sanders is Challenging Clinton to a debate. Before the primary. What do you think his strategy is. I dont know whose idea it was. Probably jeff weaver, it is a smart idea. Keep him in the conversation, in the conversation in the state that is winnable in april for him. That would be new york. He is from new york, they are opening a Campaign Office in brooklin. Where secretary clinton has her headquarters. Its a smart move on her part. Look for a state in april that is a win in the primary state. If he makes a slash. You can say maybe Bernie Sanders is on to something. Its a smart move. Theres no more debate. For him to get another is probably a good idea. Lets talk about a new poll coming out. Among the voters likely to turn out. Donald trump and ted cruz are tied around 35. Are you surprised by that result. And go ahead. Every poll that shows donald trump winning or doing well in states you wouldnt think hed win or do well is surprising. I do want to caution here. That primary is on june 7th. Its a while from now, a lot will change, as we know, its been a fluid race, will the candidates be there, probably. Will ted cruz come up. John kasich will have seen other states that are favourable to him. Peninsula, new york, connecticut, delaware, the numbers will change. It shows donald trump is viable in a place where you would not close your eyes and imagine is to be viable a lot more surprises, i am sure to come. Thank you very much. Thank you. Christians around the world spent sunday celebrating easter. The holiday marking what the faithful believe to be the resurrection of jesus christ. Bonnets and bunnies dont have much to do with the religious holiday, they help to make easter fun for everyone pope francis blessed as thousands of people gathered in st Peters Square to celebrate easter mass. There were Something Different about the celebration. Empty space, the fear of terrorism hanging over europe keeping some away. Our roommates. Some were at home. They or their parents didnt feel comfortable with them coming. Those that attended heard a message of peace and prayer for the victims of terrorism. Translation the lord jesus, triumphed over evil and sin. May he draw us closer over this violence that sheds blood in different areas of the world. Reporter prayers for peace in warweary iraq and syria. Translation my own wishes meet those of all syrians. An end to the violence and war. Welcome to Easter Sunday morning mass. Reporter thousands packed into st. Patricks cathedral. Afterwards joining in the parade, an homage to the traditional easter bonnet. The obamas attended church, and so did the royals, and their bonnets did not take home. It proved disappointing for some children in connecticut. The parents bum rushed that area. Everyone descended and left. Reporter an easter egg response turned into a free for all. They jumped in, and snatched up thousands of eggs leaving some emptyhanded. My son left. He had a broken basket and was historically crying. Reporter easter was far from disappointed for these guys. They were on the hunt for eggs. This is the guerilla easter egg hunt. We have hard boiled eggs, seeds, crackers, that sort of thing. Reporter guerillas learning the secret to peeling hardboiled eggs, patience. Joorp the Orthodox Church celebrates the Easter Holiday its one of the most pressure filled police chief jobs. Chicagos mayor rejects the police force recommendation for a new leader. We tell you who he wants to lead the force. Its either that or smashing your car, robbing you, hurting you or something plus challenging the boundaries of treating drug users, the mayor of ithaca new york wants a safe place for addicts to shoot up. We may know tomorrow in the Supreme Court will take up the coys of former governor mcgoyovich, he had five of eight convictions thrown out. He want the high court to throw out the rest. The 59yearold governor that attempted to sell president obamas Vacant Senate seat is serving a 14 Year Prison Sentence its been a months long search for the next police chief. Who the next top cop will be has been the subject of investigation. The chief of police has been in the spotlight. This is a position that will come with an enormous amount of pressure and responsibility. And city officials are having difficulty finding a new hire within the troubled Police Department. Reporter chicago mayors raul emanuel confirmed that he would pick his own replacement. The chief was fired by emanuel over controversy on how the department handled a series of shootings. About two weeks ago the board announced it selected three candidates. The applicants came from within and outside the city of chicago. The finalists was a former police chief. Cedric alexander, a Public Safety director, and eugene williams, head of the Police Departments services. The the mayor was pressured to make the hire within the department and only one of the nominees fits the criteria. Saturday only one person was in mind. A 27yearold veteran of the Police Department. A spokeswoman for the mayor confirmed the reports saying while each had strong qualifications, the may didnt feel any was the complete package. Its unclear whether the mayor is looking to give the job to johns johnson. Under the code the mayor is required to select one of the candidates by the moor. Rejecting all three means the process will start again. There has been no formal communication. If the majors pick eddy johnson gets the job, hell be the first chief in more than a decade to be selected from within the department how rare is it for a mayor to bypass the boards. You asked that randall. Its not often, but it happened recently. The police chief before Gary Mccarthy was appointed in the same way. To give you the sense of how much pressure comes with the post nine out of 14 were forced it quit by the mayor. This mayor. Previous administrations. Nine out of the last 14 Police Chiefs in chicago either quit or were forced to quit doesnt give any of them enough time to get their hands on the throttle as it were to the next stories, cities and states taking steps to deal with a crime issue, intensifying heroin endemics. In covington, a Needle Exchange programme, and the New Hampshire house passed a bill to allow organizations other than pharmacies to take back dirty needles, they are going further in ithicca, i crowd the major about his plan to reduce deaths. Unemployment is low, crime is low. This is a place for violence. If we have a drug problem, the whole country does. This may be the biggest challenge. A supervised Injection Center for heroin addicts. Is it possible that it pay bring more people to addiction. They can do this legally. No. Here is why. If the fear of breaking the law was Strong Enough to stop people using drugs, we wouldnt have a drug problem. We had draconian laws. The inspiration for the proposed Injection Center game from vancouver, canada. Since its inception in 2003 researchers believe deaths from drug overdoses declined by 30 . Im looking for a vein. Kevin is a heroin addict that received his drug three times a day. Its that or, you know, you want me smashing the car or robbing or something. And that is where they end up. At you News Conference unveiling the plan, the goal is to save lives. Why would you save the life of someone overdosing. That person has family and friends. Reporter the point is personal for this man. I had 6 months of my life. Reporter as a child he watched his father fight drug addiction. Such stigma around drug users, and im not squeamish. I understood addiction when i was five years old. His own Police Department does not share his enthusiasm because of a fundamental conflict. We took an oath when we took this position. To uphold the laws. Until they change, well arrest people in possession of heroin. Some specialists are skeptical. Angela is a director. Alcohol and drug council of thom kins county. An Injection Center suggests its okay to use drugs. The perception of harm related to heroin would go down if there were safe injection sites. This woman is a recovering addict. The act is a secretive act. Im wondering if people they use will be willing to out themselves. She supports the idea of Injection Centers. A safe injection site is that a , it is illegal under the regulations, and b , it is has the potential to provide a mixed message. In the tradition of saving lives they hope to redirect taxpaying dollars. We know that Education Funding works. Programs not successful. Not only because we send people back to prison, but we have not reduced the problem at all. If we could arrest our way out of the problem, we wouldnt have a problem. Before the facility can open, the new york governor has to sign off on the plan. Lawmakers are vowing to stop that having. When we come back, a look at religious tolerance in america. Billions of muslims, i think they are peaceloving people like you and me. Reporter the topic of the week ahead. Ahead. And later, a 95yearold mystery is solved. The story of the missing crew, a tug boat coming. It will take more than a few rocks to stop me from doin what i have to do. Suddenly heroin seems to be everywhere. Theres no way i am willing to give up my family for a drug ever again. Getting to the heart of the matter. Proud to tell your stories. Al jazeera america. Welcome back to al jazeera america, here is the top stories a suicide bomber kills 65 in a crowded park in the pakistani city of lahore. 250 others wounded, mostly christians celebrating easter a breakaway faction of the taliban claimed responsibility. A spokesman for the up group says the Christian Community was targeted in brussels, a calm at the makeshift memorial to victims of tuesdays attacks. Shattered by the protesters. Police used watercannons to pursue them. An antiright wing group waving banners. Millions of americans are celebrating easter, the hole yesterday on the christian canada. A majority identify as christians, millions more do not. That brings us to the topic tonight in the week ahead. Tomorrow, it marks 100 years since the Easter Sunday uprising, regarded as the stuff of irelands war for independence. It saw the worst violence in modern history, pitting catholics against protest ants. Religious violence has been a part of history, and modern times are no different. The past weeks attacks prompted a pressure look at how religion and Secular Society exist in europe and the United States. Isil continues its holy war against what is teems infidel deems infidel culture, islam is under the microscope and is part of a campaign against political parties, frontrunners, proposing bans. In a county built by immigrants and social outcasts, coexistence may be the only pass to keeping the suppose. Peace. Michael shure shows how two persecuted religions may be the model of that idea. Reporter Many Americans associate utah with religion. This is not the religion thought of. Utah is 65 mormon. Dominance in that one religion promoted a tolerance of islam at a time when it is not the norm. Throughout the world they are peace loving people like you and me. We believe that everyone is a child of god. Reporter being muslim in america means being viewed sceptically and answering for the actions of a few. Mormons know what that is like. If you had an experience in your faith being mischaracterised you start with a skepticism. Reporter jim represents the church of latter day saints known as the lds or Mormon Church on the salt lake inner roundtable. If you get to know people, see their values and see how their families work it makes good relations easier. It goes a long way. Especially in this center in westvilly city. West valley city. They dont look at it as us versus them. Some of the commonalties go back more than app century. In the beginning of islam. Muslims were taken out off mecca, and some say they were taken out of certain areas and boycotted. Theres a lot of historical similarities. Reporter settled in 1847, mormon pioneers were led west afterpersecution. There were calls to ban mormon presentation. That is a history seeking more nones to sympathise, especially in the aftermath of terrorism. If theres anything that is going on around the world. And they found they can come and talk to us. When these things happened. We have tried to take steps to communicate love and understanding to a muslim and a dire to protect them. We know they abhor the violence. The right of violence serving in a missionary formed an understanding at home. They are willing to go to other places and learn about other faiths through the missionaries. They are willing to incorporate what they have learnt, when te come home. That is why they are at home in utah joining me in studio is a professor, the chair of the Theology Department at fordham university. In detroit rabbi jason miller, an entrepreneur and popular member of the rabbis without borders, and a member of the clergy without borders and director of muslim life and chaplaincy at Georgetown University just for definitional purposes, what do you consider to be religious identity. What does it mean to identify someone as a practicing muslim. For me, a practicing muslim is someone who believes in three principles. That love is the essence of faith. Forgiveness is the essence of religion, and humility is the essence of humanity. For me, islam stands on the concept of love, forgiveness and humility. The idea of to believe in god you have to practice specific values of love, forgiveness and compassion. Briefly, imam, could you explain to our american audience how it is that those concepts generally dont get to be mentioned when we look at what is regarded as extremists in the name of the religion, practice violence. You know, muslims are clear about where they stand. We believe that violence has no religion, terrorism has no religion, and those advocating violence in the name of islam do not speak on behalf of the koran, or behalf of mohammed, peace be with him, and do not speak on behalf of a faith teaching justice and love and compassion. We want to distinguish before islam, as a religion. Not every muslim or those that claim to be muslim practice the values. And not every jew what religion means in every day life. Should wanton religious beliefs dictate work practices, here in america we have the county Clerk Kim Davis that refused to issue the marriage licence for same sex couples. What do they say about Something Like that . I think when it comes to not just religion but faith in general. There is always going to be difficulties that we in america face when we try to allow our faith to coexist with our every day life. Of course it includes a work life balance. In most cases, employers are understanding that the makeup of their businesses includes men and women of different faiths. And that includes having different holidays and different dietary needs and religious practices that might require muslims to have the ability during the day to go and pray. It might mean that jewish workers had the ability to have kosher food, christian and other rites. In most cases what we have seen in america have businesses that are very tolerant and understanding. We live in the 21st century of political sworn 27 march. In most cases employees try to allow their workers to be comfortable with their religion, that being said, we have to understand that sometimes we cant a lou our religion allow our religion to be the priority. We make choices every day. To you, lets talk about the public sphere. Do you agree with critics that say government laws and regulations are interfering, particularly report to teachings in the past week. We saw the Supreme Court taking up the case of the Little Sisters of the poor rejecting a government effort to attack contraceptive insurance. The Little Sisters would have to pay for it. They objected to the principle. How do you reconcile that kind of situation. Thats a great question, and this has been something that has been in the news for eight or nine years, since the debate on the Affordable Care act began. There was a question about reconciling liberties with that of the government. What is often confused in the debate. We talk about the American Value of religious freedom. And the first people that came to america were not seeking religious freedom for everyone, but for themselves. Most of the first colonies wanted a space to practice their religion. Theres a complex history to the debate in america. All too often sometimes the historical ideals are invoked by folks who may not feel the nuances in them. As to this question. We are living in a space, those of us who are religious, those who are not. Where we are trying to be part of a society that recognise are recognises and values the differences of everyone. That refers to therell be times when people need to go along. Therell be times when people need to push back. The courts are in the middle of figuring that out now. As the rabbi was saying. There were times when a religious person will say i cant go further, and there are times when a religious person will say i cant impose my values on the rest of the society. Does that go to rendering what is assess areas. Seize areas. Jesus was making a political point. The Little Sisters of the poor case that you referred to is interesting. The question is how much socalled cooperation with what they consider to be immoral activity is permissible. And even within the frame mark of theology. Many people say the Little Sisters are so far removed that they are not involved in sponsoring it. They disagree with that. The courts are there to look at what is appropriate in the First Amendment in a pleuritic society. The Pew Research System has polled americans on shifting views. In 2014 is found a quarter of American Adults claimed no religious affiliations. Among those unaffiliated 61 say they believe in god in some form. Thats down from 10 from 7 years earlier. Among all adults religiously affiliated and not. Only 55 say they pray in some manner. Down by 58 . Let me pose this question to you, professor. Why do you think fewer americans are identifying as religious today. The key to the statistic for me is about reliage yosty versus spirituality. We are living in a time when institutions are coming under suspicion. Whether that be the government or the police forces. Religious institutions, with the scandals and revelations not only in the Roman Catholic church, over the past few decades. They dont have the credibility they may be used to. The numbers that you talked about show while americans may move away from organised religion, theres a dire for mistaken so connect to something beyond themselves. That will poll shows an increase in those identifying as nonchristians, including muslims, have you observed more religious attachment in your circles, and if so, why. This has to speak about different experiences in america. Visavis the middle east and asia. I have seen more Movement Forward moving to islam. I think the problem is not moving forward or back. Closer or further. The problem is is the message of our religious institutions relevant to the lives of our young men and women. I dare to say that many of our religious institutions within the case seems sometimes irrelevant. We speak of dogma and relevance. We speak more of theology. After visavis. The here. And for people to move closer. I think we need to reconstruct our understanding of god and script tours, and we need to make it relevant to the challenges of day to day affairs of young men and women. How often do we speak of issues that matter to women and men. Equal pay, issues of freedom. The issues are big real issues that many of the clergy run away from, or shy away from. We need to put them on the table. And that is what will bring them across. I give you the final word on that issue. I agree with the professor. When you look at the pew research study, which i had a chance to take a look at. Theres a focus on the jewish people. In america, i think we have to compare relage yosty and spirituality. And more American Jews may move away. Theres a lot of blending and new ways of looking at religion and spirituality in america. That includes, as the imam says social action and environmentalism. And theres more blending. Progressive views are becoming more observe able to. The orthodoxy is growing at a rapid pace and more are expressing religion, jewish religion in new ways in the 21st century. Thank you all for joining us on al jazeera. And before we go here is a look at other stories well watch in the week ahead. Monday former guatemala president molina will be in court for the First Time Since his arrest last september on corruption charges. A judge will here from prosecutors before deciding if theyll go to trial. Tuesday controversial laws allowing Japanese Forces to fight overseas in conflicts for the First Time Since world war ii. Wednesday, obama hosts a time nuclear summit. Representatives from 56 countries and organizations will attend a meeting in washington to discuss ways to strengthen Global Security against nuclear weapons. Well be right back. Hopefully you were in parts of the country where the weather was great. Tell us about the rest of the story. Not all the country had a great easter weekend, especially to the south and across the stram plains, moving no central plains, moving into the high river valley. Especially in areas where we dont see the rain. Right now, rain and showers is moving across parts of northern florida, up to georgia, and into the carolinas, and it continues to be a problem as we go through the sooeftenl hours evening hours. Notice the thunder storms starting to pop up as they make their way to ohio. Theres a lot of watches and warnings. From ohio to indiana. We are talking about a tornado warning. What will happen is well see a move through parts of cincinnati. As we go through other hours. We are back to the western sea board. That will continue, and well not get a break, especially in new york, until we get to 4 oclock or 5 oclock. Out to the west. That will be the big problem in terms of snow. Another system moving in. Looking across parts of utah, and as we go into wednesday. We talk about wyoming where we expect a foot to a foot and a half of snow across the area. Now, as we go into april. Well see a pattern across the east. We have had a lot of above average temperatures here it the west. Temperatures will be above average, and seattle will see unseasonably warm temperatures. A lot to keep you busy one of americas great maritime mysteries appears to have been solved. After 95 years, crews found the wreckage, off the coast of the san francisco. Jamie mcintyre takes a look at the naval tug boats doomed mission. Reporter the year was 1921, Lauren Harding was president. The roaring 20s were starting. A scandal led the news and they were challenging the soup remity of the sea power. In march of that year, the u. S. S. Conestoga left for assignment in samoa, but never arrived in pearl harbor. Conestoga hit the news not in a plent way, lost at pleasant way, lost at sea. One of the largest sea and air searches in the 20th century after the search for amelia earhart. Close to 400 square miles. All the which up to the midway. For 95 years all that was known of the u. S. S. Conestoga was that in an age before sophisticated weather forecasting it sailed into the golden gait, where winds kicked up to 40 miles per hour, and the ship vanished. In 2009 the National Oceanic sanctuary mapped an area, and showed this thermal image, seem toing show a shipwreck. Noah investigators went back for a closer look. So it was in september 2014, that we descended on a tart. Which was seen to be a wreck of some age, festooned with marine life and speaking to the fact that it is in a sanctuary. You see a pacific octopus out there. Showing that this wreck now is a place of life as much as it is of memorial. The ship and its crew went down 27 miles off the coast. In 189 feet. They left a single daughter behind. For her daughter, joness granddaughter, the discovery fills a big hole. Its so overwhelming. A closure that the degree of definition to see these pictures, to see a partal is so overwhelming for all of us. It brings the closure, a big mystery we had in our families. It connects the past 95 years ago, and all the stories we were told. She will slumber there for the rest of her time. To remember, to hold deer. The mystery has been answered. To have been found. Her story will be told. Your service will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace finally at the box office. Movie reel bruce wayne meets clark kent. I love it. I love bringing people together. How are we. Lex. It is a pleasure that is a good grip. You should not pick a fight with this person critics panned bat man versus superman, it is a box office king. Movie goers were not deterred witnessing the man of steel. The movie making 420 million globally, 170 million domestically, making it the 6th largest weekend in u. S. Box office history. Thats if for us. Thank you for joining us. Im Randall Pinkston in new york. Im back with another hour of news. Stay tuned. Faultlines is next. To change this county, and we will change the world. Monumental decisions. Mr. President , theres a one and three chance of a second great depression. Firsthand accounts from the people who were there. Their opinion was shocking. The challenges. He said, i am president of the United States and i cant make anything happen. The realities. He stood up and said, thats it, im finished. Its not just feelings that my mind tells me im being followed, no. Really, i am. They know how to track you. Theyre everywhere. They could be in the street, they could be in our shop, they could be your friend without