inaudible notjust to inaudible not just to swedish inaudible notjust to swedish people died in the attack, but a british man. the foreign office has confirmed that his family are being sported in sweden and the uk as well. a belgian citizen as well. the investigators confirming that their main suspect, a 39 year old from uzbekistan, applied for residency in sweden in 2014. .. inaudible ido inaudible i do apologise. we have some problems with the audio and the video. the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, says russia is to blame for every civilian death in last week s chemical weapons attack in syria. his words follow a decision by foreign secretary borisjohnson to cancel a visit to moscow, due tomorrow. that move‘s been criticised by labour and the snp, as our political correspondent, susana mendonca, reports. america s military response to the gas attack that left 89 people dead in syria was clear. but now attention is turning to the role of russia and its support for
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Ripping apart businesses and homes in louisiana. trees are down. people are walking out. reporter: striking this church in alexandria. schoolchildren carried to safety. first responders making sure everyone is okay. multiple tornadoes tearing through louisiana and mississippi. edwards, you are in the path of this. be in your shelter right now. reporter: west of jackson, mississippi, trees snapping like toothpicks, crashing onto homes. the cleanup now underway. all part of a deadly winter storm system marching east. snow, ice and rain making travel treacherous in the wichita, kansas, area. in kansas city, missouri, this pickup truck changing lanes and then spinning out on a slick i-435. the storm creating near zero visibility at times, claiming at least 11 lives so far, including three people killed in this multivehicle wreck on interstate 80 southwest of omaha sunday. david, that tornado that hit alexandria, louisiana, was on the ground for about 63 miles
Counsel in egypt to look into this, that the general prosecutor has begun an investigation, but, of course, with news of a second attack on a church in alexandria the situation is getting worse. the focus of these repeated attacks on christians by islamic extremists, as you said, nothing new. we are now hearing, as you had, a second blast at a church. how far away is that church? are there any claims of responsibility for either of those blasts? reporter: well, the church from tanto to alexandria is an hour and a half s drive. there has been no responsibility so far but isis has many supporters in egypt. they have an affiliate that is a province of the islamic state that is functioning, running a low-level insurgency in the
Of west wing officials are sitting and watching along with us, thomas, to be frank. nobody really knows how this is going to turn out. the president has clearly come down on the side and sympathized with the protesters and taken up their cause with hosni mubarak personally. what the president has not done and what this administration has not done has is call explicitly for hosni mubarak s ouster. still a fine diplomatic line the u.s. is walking, thomas. mike viqueira at the white house, thanks so much. back to you. well, another potential threat facing egypt right now is terrorists seizing on the unrest. in the last six years, terrorists have carried out bombings in sharm el-sheikh. the most recent was on new year s day that killed 21 people at a church in alexandria. i m joined by evan coleman. how would egyptian leadership change potentially affect u.s. terror-fighting efforts in the region? there is hope on the hope of al qaeda supporters and indeed