ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: We do have some breaking news right now out of Russia. Authorities are identifying the man they say detonated that bomb on a metro train in St. Petersburg. This as the death toll rises to 14 people. CNN's Oren Lieberman is live at the scene with the breaking details -- Oren.</s>OREN LIEBERMANN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The foreign ministers of Russia and Kyrgyzstan holding a joint press conference and revealing that the preliminary indication is that this was a suicide bombing, suicide bombing. There had been speculation of that yesterday, but this is the first official confirmation that that is the direction of the investigation. And it was Kyrgyzstan security authorities who identified the suspect in this case as Akbarjon Djalilov, born in 1995. That makes him 21 or 22 years old. He was born in Kyrgyzstan, but he was a Russian citizen. And they say that is the man responsible behind this deadly bombing that killed 14. That may answer the who, it doesn't yet answer the motive, the how or the why, and it doesn't say he was acting alone, because remember, there was one more bomb found at a metro station along the same line. That bomb was diffused before it went off. But we don't yet have the answer of who was behind that bomb. Was it somebody else? Was this a bigger group? All of that as Russia has declared three state days of mourning after this attack. And that's exactly what you can see behind me. This crowd gathered at the memorial, hundreds if not thousands of flowers as well as dozens of candles here as a way of remembering those lives lost as the investigation continues -- Chris.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Appreciate the reporting. Let us know what else you learned. We also have breaking news that's happening right now in Syria. Reports of a gas attack there just days after President Trump said the U.S. would not topple the country's leader. Who is behind this attack? How many have been killed? The target may have been a hospital, next.
Suicide Bomber Identified in Deadly Russia Metro Attack