With our reviewers rachel shabi and Tim Montgomerie stay with us for that. Good evening. The authorities in sri lanka have blamed a local Islamist Group for yesterdays bombings, which killed 290 people with foreigners among the dead, including eight britons. 500 people were also injured. The Sri Lankan Government says the militants must have had international support. There has been another explosion today in the capital colombo, as Security Forces were defusing a bomb inside an abandoned van, as our correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. Another explosion near one of the bombed churches, in a country thats already on the edge. A van blew up when the police tried to defuse explosives inside. No one was hurt. But on easter sunday, hundreds died, many of them here at st sebastians church. Its believed to be the site of the deadliest bombing. The hall was packed with families whod come here to pray. A priest who was at the altar has told me thatjust before the service ended, a person entere
violations because both of those could essentially put someone in the path of a removal action. so the removal after january 2014. so there is a bit more of a bright line. the numbers in that context will change as we move further and further from that day and still there is a future focus as opposed to the rich respective focus and then finally, we really see the importance of extending valuable resources on the person to enter the debate co- into the country illegally in 2014 unless they fall under the one of the priority categories. .. said that as the overall philosophy. the key and critical part of the memo to secretary issues for all intents and purposes and secure communities program and secure communities had been and remain a controversial part of enforcement priorities over the last few years in part because of what it was designed to be, what it became and this is actively noted, what it became as emblematic of everything wrong with the immigration system today. th
report him. another student who chose to remain anonymous reported the teacher to the school in may. he grabbed my butt and walked away at first i thought it was an accident but then i realized it wasn t. that is when the district put to the teacher on a ministry to leave launching an internal investigation, documents confirm 30 girls came forward reporting he verbally or physically assaulted them that year. it has been known for so long he has been doing these things and the women at the school knew it. he has a type a personality that girls should watch out for. basically he cams off as a pervert. he worked to gain their trust developing relationships with them and waiting a full year before taking action. it kind of hurt my feelings more so not betrayal but the trust. when we first approached the san francisco unified school district about gamino we were told it was not our business. even if you could tell me those things, they are not a matter of public
lived in oakland for more than two decades after illegally crossing the border with their daughter. because of the deferred action for childhood arrival policy, that daughter is able to stay. they have three more children who are citizens, including a 16-year-old with special needs and a 12-year-old son. she works as a nurse and has tried to seek legal standing, receiving two stays of deportation and will soon attempt to get a third one. she understands this is a trump administration enforcement immigration law but certain communities, she feels, are being targeted. i know this is another law that has written. it s not a bill that he passed. it s a law that is there that needs to be fixed. he s just liken forcing it. what i kind of don t like is he has taken it personally against mexicans. i ll read a statement we got regarding this case from immigration and customs inforcement. when we fail to enforce immigration laws, what message are we sending to the millions of peop
east boston, if you look behind us, it is still sealed off at this hour. crime scene tape wrapped around the area here. all this while the confrontation is still under investigation at this hour. boston police responding to what they thought was a routine domestic violence call. when they were greeted with gunfire. chaos overnight here in east boston. after police responded to a domestic disturbance call just before 11:00 last night. which is 33-year-old kirk figueroa. as they entered his home at 136 gladstone street. at that time, we heard officers screaming on the radio. a 303. which signifies shots fired and an officer down. reporter: two veteran police officers both shot multiple times were pulled from the fire-fight by other officers exchanging gunfire with figueroa who lived in the house. their fellow officers out of the line of fire. so they were in a protected zone. and the officers continued to engage in a gun exchange. reporter: figueroa who police say was wea