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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Monday, and it is April 22nd.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Seven suicide bombers took part in the devastating

attacks on churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka that killed 290 people and did more than

500, a senior investigator set on Monday. Two of the suicide bombers blew themselves up at the luxury

Shangri-La Hotel on Colombo's seafront. The others targeted three churches and two other hotels.

The fourth hotel and a house in the suburb of the capital Colombo were also targeted, but it was not immediately known how the attack was carried out. There was no claim of responsibility for the Easter Sunday attacks, which mainly took place during church services or at hotel breakfast buffets. Four of the bombs went off at roughly the same time 8.45 a.m. and the two others

coming within 20 minutes. The explosions at the fourth hotel in the house were in the afternoon.

Sri Lankans accounted for the bulk of the dead and wounded, although government officials said

32 foreigners were killed, including British, U.S., Turkish, Indian, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, and

Portuguese nationals.

The Sri Lankan president who was aboard when the attacks happened had called a meeting of the

National Security Council on Monday.

A government source said the prime minister would also be in attendance.

The U.S. State Department said that a travel advisory terrorist groups were continuing

to plot possible attacks in Sri Lanka and targets could include tourist spots, transport hubs, shopping malls, hotels, place of worship, airports, and other public areas.

The pictures were just horrifying.

Sad. Witnesses say a woman intentionally drove her SUV into the Skukle River on Sunday and Good Samaritans jumped into help.

Cruise were called just before 4 o'clock to Kelly Drive near Midvale Avenue and Fairmount

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