af convicted, abu hamza and the others could face life in facon. jim. >> axelrod: elaine, thank you. uhe abu hamza case was as high profile as it gets in great britain. the bbc reported last month even the queen wondered out loud why the radical cleric had not been laced in custody since in her view he must have surely broken some laws. her comments were made during the time abu hamza railed against britain from his mosque in north london. or a fourth stray of straight day, syria and turkey traded tre today. l 's the least sign syria's civil war is now expanding into a threat to regional security. correspondent holly williams is in istanbul. in il reporter: syria's civil war is spilling over its borders. today, the turkish village of guvecci was hurt by two mortar shells. nobody was hurt it & it's thought they were a mistake. the turkish military returns fire for the fourth day in a row. turkey has openly sided with the eebels in syria's conflict, confh so far, it hasn't intervened directly. now some fear that border skirmishes between the two coun

well, abu hamza al masri is a leading radical islam cleric. best known perhaps for his fiery preaching in north london mosque which was favored in the past by al qaeda operatives like richard reid and the 9/11 conspirators. he's been in a british jail since 2004. he's been charged by the u.s. government in a series of plots, one thing he's accused of conspiring to kidnap american tourists in 1998 and setting up an al qaeda training camp in oregon in 1999. he started with aiding taliban and al qaeda efforts in afghanistan. >> how come it has taken so long to bring masri to the united states? >> reporter: this has been a long fight. he's been fighting extradition since his m dictment because he knows frankly he faces a life sentence here in the u.s. one of his alleged co-conspirators has already been convicted and he's sentenced to life in prison. masri is an interesting character. he lost both hands and one eye fighting the soviets in afghanistan and he says he suffers a number of physical ailments. he lists diabetes and depression among them.

. >> reporter: radical islamic preacher abu hamza al-masri entered into plea as he stood in front ofhe district court judge in new york city. he was dressed in a blue prison shirt, revealing his amputated arms, usually covered by prosthetic hooks for hands. the terror suspect is charged with attempting to set up a terrorist training camp in oregon. >> the camp would have trained al-qaeda sympathizers here in the united states and have them trained in explosive training and frankly soldier training. >> reporter: two other defendants entered not guilty pleas. one of them is charged with terrorist conspiracy in connection with the embassy bombings in 1998 in tanzania. >> he received the statement of responsibility for the bombing three days before the bombing actually happened. >> reporter: this is the second time an egyptian born islamic preacher was brought to this court to answer charges. a sheik was convicted here in 1995. but this case is the culmination of several years of trying to get abu hamza al- masri and the other four suspects expedited from the uk. richard reed, the infamo

the british high court is due to announce its final decision on whether radical muslim cleric abu hamza and four other alleged terrorists will be. and it over to the u.s. the group had appealed an earlier verdict authorizing their extradition saying they'd face in a humane treatment abu hamza faces eleven charges in the u.s. including claims he was planning a terror training camp there and that assisted hostage taking and we have been ruling will bring to an end. more than two years in jail and the trial has yet to happen the lawyer for the u.s. soldier bradley manning has again demanded that the charges against him be sure aunt manning is accused of treason after allegedly transferring top secret files to wiki leaks but it was a lower support movement is gaining momentum as artie's christine for explains. his name. has evolved into a movement a movement with a mission to truth as the points. maybe an idealist state. or a strange world fighting for those who attended the event hope to eventually see accused wiki leaks or bradley manning freed from prison he's already spent eight hundred

abu hamza al masri and four other expected terrorists have been fighting extradition for years.onspiring to set up a terrorist training camp in oregon. his attorneys say he suffers from problems including diabetes and gletion. they argued his poor health would mean it would be oppressive to send him to america to a prison here. today, britain's high court essentially said too bad. officials in london plan to put all five men on flights to the u.s. as quickly as possible. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt joining me now. when do we expect to see these guys in court? >> probably as soon as this weekend four all five of them. three in connecticut and two in new york city. we do know they are now on their way to the united states. planes carrying all five took off from middlen hall in the uk just about an hour ago. that is a picture of the convoy carrying al masri to that royal air force base from which they have now left. we expect them to land somewhere around 2:00 a.m. eastern time, harris. >> harris: what are the charges exactly. >> the charges ainst abu hamza, the

radical islamist cleric abu hamza three has appeared in court in new york on terrorism charges who was extradited from britain along with four other man could face a life sentence is accused by washington of supporting a kidnapping and plotting to open a training camp for militants in the u.s. four other suspects have already pleaded not guilty to charges of being involved in the one nine hundred ninety eight bombing of american embassies in kenya and tanzania that killed over two hundred people. miners in south africa. have rallied against the dismissal of twelve thousand of the er colleagues. they were sacked after staging a strike demanding better pay and conditions the protesters are also mourning miners killed by police clashes that began two months ago so far forty eight people have died and i am going on rest. opposition in georgia are still celebrating after arresting the majority of seats in parliament away from the ruling party in monday's vote the georgian dream bloc secured more than half of the votes while president saakashvili his allies barely top forty percent and as i

abu hamza al-masri was turned over by the british who'd been holding him since 2004. he fought extradition, but today he lost his final appeal. michael phelps has won a record 22 olympic medals in swimming, now he's trying golf and have a look at what he did today at a pro/am tournament in scotland. >> 18 golds, two bronze, two silver, learning to play golf. here he is. look at this. where is this putt going? hey! this guy's 26 handy cap. he couldn't. he has! >> pelley: rather be lucky than good. that was a 153 foot put. maybe he's got a new career. pop music was forever changed 50 years ago today, the day that the beatles released their first single "love me do." in their hometown, liverpool, 1,600 people sang rounds of the song today, setting a world record. ♪ you know i love you ♪ i'll be true ♪ so please love me do >> pelley: "love me do" was the first of the beatles 50 hits. but it only reached number 17 on the british charts. it was released in the u.s. two years later and went straight to number one. the great pumpkin won't be rising out of this pumpkin patch.

radical islamist cleric abu hamza al masri has appeared in court in new york on terrorism charges which could carry a life sentence who was extradited from britain along with four other man is accused by washington of supporting al qaida kidnapping and plotting to open a training camp for militants in the u.s. four other suspects have already pleaded not guilty to charges of being involved in the nine hundred ninety eight bombing of american embassies in kenya and tanzania that killed over two hundred people. miners in south africa have rallied against the dismissal of twelve thousand of their colleagues they were sacked after staging a strike demanding better pay and conditions the protesters are also mourning miners killed by police in a brutal clashes that began two months ago so far forty eight people have died in the ongoing unrest. a british court delayed its verdict this week on whether julian assange supporters will be allowed to keep the money they put up as bail for the whistleblower over two hundred thousand dollars has been jeopardy after he was granted political asylum in e

muslim cleric abu hamza and four other alleged terrorists have been flown to the u.s. after a ruling by british court the group had appealed their extradition to america saying they could face inhumane treatment there but their request was dismissed. faces eleven charges in the u.s. including allegations he was planning a terror training camp there and that he'd assisted hostage taking in yemen. drinking dog walking even feeding the birds all activities now considered criminal in hundreds of london's parks the move has been slammed by. civil liberties groups as an attack on personal freedoms while the government insists the ban is in place to tackle anti-social behavior are just our first has more here in this park in london and if you all found drinking alcohol or growing up all or even feeding the pigeons you could inadvertently be committing a criminal or civil offense surprised will serve a lot of people we're joined now by. the creator of the google maps banned in london which sets out the people these zones in london where you could commit an offense the century

a radical muslim cleric abu hamza and four other terror suspects extradited to the u.s. after losing their appeal in the u.k. what they claim is a lack of evidence in the case i don't more on r.t. dot com. switching gears now it turns out walking your dog or feeding the birds could land you in a spot of trouble in many london parks civil rights groups have accused the city of cracking down on personal freedoms despite there being a little information on what activities are banned and where our first reports not even the police who might be after you if you break the rules. here in this park in london if your found drinking alcohol or throwing a ball or even feeding the pigeons you could inadvertently be committing a criminal or civil offense the prize will serve a lot of people the band in london map shows a whopping four hundred thirty five provisions lines aimed at tackling and she say she behavior the might of been a good policy idea in theory has local people say and it up a very bad policy in practice meaning hardline crackdowns on soft this misdemeanors disconcerti

the radical islamist cleric abu hamza has pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges as he appeared in a new york federal court it follows his extradition from britain along with four other men to face trial on charges of kidnapping tourists in yemen and plotting to set up a training camp for militants in the u.s. a trial date has been fixed for next year i will have to answer to a total of eleven criminal charges. to me is next with the business and all the markets so despite oil prices coming back up russia's gas problem is down for a third day in a row that's why it's been falling by its least one percent every day this week and that's as investors are basically assessing the company's plans to continue building the nord stream pipeline this take a look at what was happening on the markets today now as gazprom has completed the second line that i was reporting on earlier from the from the board it's now planning to build the bird in the fourth and experts are worried that this will a lower the gun police debate in the end because the construction worker boss demands a lot of the bette

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radical muslim cleric abu hamza the and four other terror suspects are extradited to the u.s. that's after losing their peel in the u.k. over what they claim is a lack of evidence in the case find out on a website. riot police and when have fired tear gas and water cannons at antigovernment protesters after a funeral march for an activist who died in custody turned violent demonstrators accuse the government of denying the men treatment but the authorities claim he died of a blood disease program from crowds are trying to reach their full mahaba pearl square in the capital manama which is now heavily guarded by police protesters threw firebombs and rocks as tear gas canisters were hurled at them by officers the sunni more nike has been cracking down on this your opposition for some twenty months now the activists are demanding equal rights and the release of political prisoners including prominent human rights activists not people regev is currently serving three years in prison for attending any legal rally from a rainy m.p. . most always says a certain states only get involv

radicalism is cleric abu hamza's pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges as he appeared in a new york federal court it follows his extradition from britain along with four other men to face trial on charges of kidnapping tourists in yemen and plotting to set up a training camp for militants in the u.s. the trial date specifics now for next year that will have to answer to a total of eleven criminal charges. america's drones have been used to deadly effect abroad now the big modified to serve the skies at home the homeland security department's planning to troll or miss part of a public safety program but privacy experts say it'll mean the government can get away with spying on its own people. and there are no laws out there right now that protect privacy from the use of drones and as this technology gets more available the police will be able to do more and more with it will be able to do more and more with it without needing a warrant so we're entering an age where everything that we do even possibly down the road in our own homes could be subject to unwarranted police surveillance s

radical muslim cleric abu hamza the and four other terror suspects are actually digest to the u.s. that's after losing the peel in the u.k. over what they claim is a lack of evidence in the case find out more on our website. the republic of venice is planning for glorious comeback supporters of the nation independence from italy i gather in four rallied to demand of the region goes it alone died of being saddled with rooms are staring it's the latest in a number of european regions to consider independence including scotland and got the lumia professor a lot of the gold who separators party organized the rally believes their values will wolf a much better on its own. we're in a situation worse than a colony because there's a worse once they tax free in italy it's the highest in the world and our services so far are extremely poor we have a twenty billion mace in. regional resources each year and that's some bearable and i dished see. a couple days ago there was a siege of st mark's belt powered by four workers and there's this huge weight and hearing van it's all it's it's almost e

abu hamza al-masri arrived in new york after being extradited from england. he is being treed in kidnapping westerners and establishing a jihadist training catch in oregon. he was one of the highest profile radicallic islamic figures in british and in britain. >>> the south california man behind that anti- muslim film nakoula basseley nakoula. is he currently being held in custody after it was determined he was a flight risk. >>> israeli jets intercepted and shut down a drone this morning. the drone came from the mediterranean say, but do not know the country of on or before. there were suspension that the drone was launched byherence, launched hezbollah. >>> in france, raids led to a shoot-out and death in the man suspected of carrying oa grenade attack on a kosher grocery store last month. police say the 33-year-old suspect fired on officers, slightly wounding three. as we killed when officers returned fire. 11 other men were arrested and police say the men are suspected of being members of same jihadist group. >>> and from siberia comes video of a teen pul

"abu hamza al-masri" and four other men left england just hours after a judge ruled they could be extraditedface trial in the u.s. among the charges... kidnappings of westerners and attempting to establish a jihadist training camp in oregon. cristina mutchler reports. >> they're being held at new york metropolitan congressional center in manhattan... >> he was one of the highest profile and brin britain... >> his speeches attacking the west gained national attention >> back in london... supporters clashed with police >> i am very disappointed... i thought we lived in a democratic country >> the fbi called the it a major milestone... he could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted >> he appeared in court today in new york city. he will be arraigned on tuesday >> hundreds of young immigrants get a helping hand.. up next -- find out how some illinois lawmakers gave them some assistance with the new dream act. plus - another high profile democrat arrives in chicago to raise cash but encounters a crowd of protestors. dog was finally reunited with her owner after a long five year search.. it'

about radical muslim cleric abu hamza and four other terror suspects are extradited to america that's off the losing their appeal in the u.k. for what they claim is a lack of evidence in that case you can find much more on this on our website. well it may sound rather bizarre turns out that walking your dog or feeding the birds could land you in a lot of trouble in many london parks civil rights groups have accused the city of cracking down on personal freedoms despite there being little information on what activities are banned and exactly where as r.t. sarah furth reports it's not even the police who are becoming after you if you violate the rules. here in this park in london if your found drinking alcohol or growing up all or even feeding the pigeons you could inadvertently be committing a criminal or civil surprise will serve a lot of people we're joined now by. the creator of the google maps banned in london which sets out the people these zones in london where you could commit an offense the thankfully these activities that most people would have seen i don't see pretty looted c

saying you know this is a war crime this should be held in a war court well you know it's interesting abu hamza just came i was extradited from england back to the u.s. along with four others they're being prosecuted in federal court the president told mark bowden knew the author blackhawk down in a recent interview that had bin laden been captured instead of killed he was going to be prosecuted in federal court so our federal courts are the gold standard i mean that's what we hold up to the world is the gold standard clearly the military commissions are so this notion that these are war crimes that have to be prosecuted in front of a war court clearly isn't borne out by the facts of the hundreds of other cases we prosecuted in our federal courts so why then. i guess let's peel away sort of the messaging and the fear mongering and let's try and get to the bottom of why these are then held in military courts i think by and large is the embarrassment over what we did in trying to keep that quiet i mean i was on a panel last week here in d.c. with one of the senior members of the prosecution team

. >> radical abu hamza al massry stood in front of a federal judge, charged with having a terrorist trainingand kidnappings. >> he operated to have attacks carried out against americans. >> in the 1990s, poorts say al-masri turned the mask into a -- mosque into a breeding ground for the shoe bomber and others. >> he was preaching hatred and preaching jihad week in and week out to british muslims. >> al-masri fight extra edition -- extradition to the united states but hours after a british court denied the last of his many appeals he pass packed on to a plane bound for the u.s. awaiting trial with him are two other suspects accused of participating in the bombings of two american embassies in africa in 1998. 224 people died in those attacks, including 12 americans. two more men face the judge in knew haven. they reportedly used a connecticut internet service provider to raise cash and recruit and equip terrorist, including members of al qaeda. >> ama: israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept a drone that crossed deep into israeli air space. the aircraft was shot done. the incident was the f

. >> radical abu hamza al massry stood in front of a federal judge, charged with having a terrorist trainingidnappings. >> he operated to have attacks carried out against americans. >> in the 1990s, poorts say t al-masri turned the mask into a -- mosque into a breeding ground for the shoe bomber and others. >> he was preaching hatred and preaching jihad week in and week out to british muslims. >> al-masri fight extra edition -- extradition to the united states but hours after a british court denied the last of his many appeals he pass packed on to a plane bound for the u.s. awaiting trial with him are two other suspects accused of participating in the bombings of two american embassies in africa in 1998. 224 people died in those attacks, including 12 americans. two more men face the judge in knew haven. they reportedly used a connecticut internet service provider to raise cash and recruit and equip terrorist, including members of al qaeda. >> ama: israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept a drone that crossed deep into israeli air space. the aircraft was shot done. the incident was the firs

suspected terrorists arrived in new york after being extradited in london including the notorious abu hamza a-masri. he has a look for a hand and has called osama bin laden a hero. the radical cleric and four others are wanted for horrible crimes committed in the 1990s. some of them are expected to appear in court tomorrow. >>> a texas teenager has been charged with capital murder in the death of two family members. 17-year-old jake evans was taken into custody earlier this week. investigators say he made a call to 911 telling the dispatcher he had just shot and killed his mother and 15-year-old sister. the shootings took place in the family home. investigators believe 17-year-old acted alone. his father was out of town on business at the time. >>> to colorado where police are searching for a missing 10-year-old. that's her picture there. a.m. an amber alert has been issued for jessica ridgeway after she failed to show up for school. 50 officials including police and fire fighters are looking for her, but she has not yet been found. >>> we've got much more ahead this hour. here's a look at

the best known of them is abu hamza al masri. he is charged for trying to set up a terrorist training camp in oregon and helping to abduct hostages in 1998. >>> and we have breaking news out of the vatican, that scandal that rocked the vatican. pope benedict's butler convicted this morning of stealing the pope's private documents and leaking them to a journalist. abc's lama hasan joins us with all of the details from london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, ron. today, the three judges presiding over this case took just an hour and ten minutes in deliberations. and the verdict, guilty of theft. now, the pope's butler, paolo gabriele, has been sentenced to one year and six months in an italian prison. that's less than what was expected, which was a sentence of four years. when the sentence was read, gabriele reportedly showed no emotion. the pope's butler had been arrested in may, accused of stealing the pope's secret documents and leaking them to the press, a damning scandal that rocked the vatican. and durin

radical cleric abu hamza al masri is now in new york.tradited from the uk today on terror charges. he is scheduled to be in court today and will be arraigned tuesday. >>> five people are dead as a deadly disease sweeps through the country. the centers for disease control and prevention say it's fungal meningitis and 47 people in seven states are now sick. the cdc says they contracted the infection from a contaminated steroid injection. now physicians in 23 states are checking patient records to see how many people received those injections. >>> the israeli air force shot down an unmanned drone over southern israel this morning. they say the craft had entered israeli airspace. really soldiers are searching the area for remains of the drone. it's not yet clear where the drone originated. >>> coming up in the cnn newsroom at 2:00, politics of numbers. how the latest jobs report is being spun by both democrats and republicans. also meet the 1969 james bond, george lazenby. only did one bond movie. oil ask him why he never did another. that's

well, theresa may -- a great home secretary -- has done it, and she has got abu hamza on that plane and out of our country to face justice. [applause] be proud of what we have done already. two million of the lowest-paid workers being taken out of income tax altogether. over eighteen million households helped with a freeze in their council tax, and we are freezing it all over again next year too. big, conservative things, delivered by this government, made possible by this party. we can deliver. we can do big things. the olympics reminded us how great it feels to be successful. but we must not let that warm glow give us a false sense of security. all around the world, countries are on the rise. yes, we have been hearing about china and india for years, but it is hard to believe what is happening in brazil, in indonesia, in nigeria too. meanwhile, the old powers are on the slide. what do the countries on the rise have in common? they are lean, fit, obsessed with enterprise, spending money on the future -- on education, incredible infrastructure and technology. and what do the countries o

muslim cleric, abu hamza al- masri, and watch others arrived after the european court of human rightsejected their appeals. he's been years in prison in britain on a conviction of inciting racial hatred and soliciting murder. a federal grand jury indicted him in 2004 on allegations of supporting al qaeda and aiding a fatal kidnapping in yemen. his lawyers had appealed his a extradition to the u.s. by citing european statutes barring inhumane and degrading treatment. two others were arrested after the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in north africa and had fought extradition since. the other two have been indicted on charges of supplying material to islamic militants in chechnya and to the taliban. babar ahmade two, is a british citizen. his supporters had waged a long campaign criticizing u.s.- britain extradition treaty and calling for him to be tried on british soil. violence is raging in cities across syria as rebel fighters clash with regime of syrian president bashar al-assad. attacks and homs has increased. ariel and ground attacks have been reported on aleppo, while a bombing at the

radical cleric abu hamza al masri is now in new york.s one of five men extradited today on terror chargers. >> he's wanted on 11 terrorist charges in the united states, including trying to set up a terrorist training camp at this ranch in oregon in 1999. he's accused of masterminding the kidnapping of 16 western tourists in yemen in 1998, including two americans. as well as abu hamza, four other men are being extradited to the u.s. two are accused of fund-raising for the taliban and chechen rebels online. two others for their involvement in the 1998 east africa embassy bombings which left 265 people dead. >> that was dan rivers reporting. now senior u.n. correspondent richard roth joining me. court hearings just ended. what is the latest? >> he was read his rights, the 11 terrorism charges he referred to. he was in court in an earlier proceeding a short time before the other two men appeared. those two men, it was a formal arraignment, they pled not guilty. for this fiery cleric who according to u.s. authorities whipped up terror at a lo

court in britain ruled today that five terror suspects can be extradited to the u.s., including abu hamza al-masri. the radical muslim preacher, and the others, had fought extradition for years. al-masri's mosque in london was known as a training ground for radical islamists in the 1990s. he's accused of trying to set up a terror training camp in oregon. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we come back to politics. in the battle for control of the u.s. senate, many expected missouri would be an easy pick- up for republicans. gwen ifill reports on why the seat is now back in play for democrats. >> remember, get someone to sign up for a shift. and if you would, sign up for a shift. if you can sign up for a shift a week, we can get this done. >> ifill: last august, democrat claire mccaskill became one of the luckiest endangered incumbents in the nation. >> this election will be close. i can't remember an election in our state for this seat that wasn't close. >> ifill: but for mccaskill, who won only narrowly in 2006, close is good. and the latest po

is he abu hamza al masri. is he wanted here on charges that he helped to set up a terror training camp in oregon, among other things. is he also notorious in great britain for turning his london mosque into a breeding ground for extremists. al masri lost an eye and a hand in afghanistan fighting the soviets back in the day. his attorney says al masri is suffering from memory loss and inability to concentrate. that attorney wants him to undergo a brain scan to determine whether he is well enough to face extradition proceedings. a fox urgent now and a live look at the scene in bay town, texas, east of houston. where right now a big fire is burning at an exxon mobil plant. very few details coming into the fox newsrooms across the country. we don't know how the fire began and whether anyone is hurt there or whether or not the entire plant is evacuated. we will will keep an eye on this through the this newscast and bring you news as we get it secretary of state hillary clinton vowed to get to the bottom of the dead