my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: donald trump steps up the pressure on north korea, with more sanctions against companies who trade with pyongyang. our new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that fund north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to humankind. racing against the clock — rescuers frantic struggle to get people out of the rubble after mexico city's devastating earthquake. the death toll passes 270. the caribbean islands still without power and all but cut off by hurricane maria. authorities ask for all the help the world can offer. facebook promises more transparency over its political advertising. 3,000 accounts from last year's presidential election will be passed to congress. hello, and welcome. north korea's leader has vowed to make president trump "pay dearly" for threatening to destroy his country. president trump made the remarks at the united nations on tuesday. kimjong—un has now hit back in this war of words, calling donald trump "mentally deranged

my name is farheen omar and like ahmad i also live in san diego when i met ahmad some years ago and decided to follow a story i had no idea it would lead to this extraordinary journey. funny i live with the family in a small town called it live here on the outskirts of ka-zar a town is on the border with israel. and in two thousand and nine during a military attack on a car czar called operation cast lead a phosphorus shell hit fire as home. they were at a barrel by the white fast body their mother was the seriously one day. we were nowhere again. the national policeman on the phenomenon of i no longer was. there in india was. this a religious spy just a minister will go if this is going to be somebody with years or so on. only the one. succeeded but maybe there will. always this suffering from first bear arms so that it was asking if you look at these still secure a medical treatment outside gaza or an american on the rise ation called palestine children's relief fund was successful in bringing fried to sign diego for free treatment. we went through it b.c. i had a meeting and they were di

i'm reged ahmad.ies who trade with pyongyang. our new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that funds north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to human kind. racing against the clock. rescuers frantic struggle to get people out of the rubble after mexico city's devastating earthquake. the death toll passes 270. the caribbean islands still without power and all but cut off by hurricane maria. authorities ask for all the help the world can offer. facebook promises more transparency over its political advertising. 3,000 accounts from last year's presidential election will be passed to congress.

i'm reged ahmad.ter an earthquake kills over 200 people. hurricane maria knocks out power to the whole of puerto rico, isolating more than three million people. a day after president trump called iran a corrupt dictatorship, president rouhani tells the un his country will not be intimidated. and human life and how it all starts — for the first time in the uk, scientists use gene editing on an embryo.

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that day when ahmad walked out of fun us house i felt she may be walking out of fun as life. just then an amazing thing happened. find out and on to our car to see a final goodbye to our my. almost joy cannot be described in words. it fresh like in that moment when find us spontaneously express turnoff for a mile she forgot on her frustrations and vowed in her heart to keep trying to make for us life better. she came to that. was. all the fight i may have forgotten moments often nine months stand san diego with a mile in michelle she knew these people had a special place in her life. a mud did not go that far as living in a wars. known for how the palestine israel war erodes the rights of everyone especially the rights of generation all she wants is to see her father happy. as heart is as big as the gaza see that horse conscious sorrows. in the last six years has seen three was and deaths of three thousand civilians including over one thousand children. yet it finds a way to keep on living and to keep on loving. just like the people of gaza the courage strength and dignity wi

my name is reged ahmad.ump steps up the pressure on north korea, with more sanctions against companies who trade with pyongyang. our new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that fund north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to humankind. racing against the clock — rescuers frantic struggle to get people out of the rubble after mexico city's devastating earthquake. the death toll passes 270. the caribbean islands still without power and all but cut off by hurricane maria. authorities ask for all the help the world can offer. facebook promises more transparency over its political advertising. 3,000 accounts from last year's presidential election will be passed to congress.

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liberated parts of the city for the past three years locals have depended on jobs and middle east analyst ahmad work after all the latest advantage advances could spell the end for islamic state in syria. the entire episode of the syrian army of reaching the city of daters or breaking the siege and isis forces dies forces you know fleeing this base and you know mounting no real resistance is a huge turning point in a sense because suddenly this sort of fearsome enemy is you know fleeing a battlefield and is not you know able to. you know mount in a sense any credible how do you say morrall boosting operations the forces that have been separated in the airport from the main city about nine months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well die forces are pretty much those that are the three main inside the city are pretty much trapped between the advancing syrian army forces and the river and so liberating the city itself shouldn't really take much longer. russia's new ambassador to the united states is taken office at a time of strained relations between the co

i'm reged ahmad.s in mexico city after an earthquake kills over 200 people. hurricane maria knocks out power to the whole of puerto rico, isolating more than three million people. thousands take to the streets of barcelona to protest against attempts by the national government to stop an independence referendum. and human life and how it all starts — for the first time in the uk, scientists use gene editing on an embryo.

i'm asad ahmad.mprovement. an unannounced inspection by the care quality commission found the hospital in east london, which is part of bart's health nhs trust, to now "require improvement." it was rated "inadequate" last year. the cqc report says more needs top be done, but the hospital is moving in the right direction. we have made a lot of progress, which the cqc have recognised. that has made the waiting go from inadequate in the last two actions to requires improvement. where we need progress, and the cqc has acknowledged that, surgery. we recognise improvement has been made, but there is still more work to be done. chelsea football club has vowed to take the "strongest possible action" against any supporters found to have chanted anti—semitic language about the club's new striker alvaro morata. a song chanted on the terraces at chelsea's game on saturday, described spurs supporters, who have traditional links to thejewish community as "yids," a term mostly regarded as offensive. chelsea and mor

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the search for survivors intensifies in mexico city after an earthquake kills over 200 people. hurricane maria knocks out power to the whole of puerto rico, isolating more than three million people. a day after president trump called iran a corrupt dictatorship, president rouhani tells the un his country will not be intimidated. and human life and how it all starts — for the first time in the uk, scientists use gene editing on an embryo. in central mexico teams of rescue workers are continuing to search for survivors, after a powerful earthquake claimed at least 200 lives. dozens have been saved from the ruins of buildings which collapsed 2a hours ago. but the nation is mourning 21 children who were killed when their primary school collapsed. many others are still missing. almost half of the deaths were in the densely—populated capital, mexico city, where power lines and gas pipes have been cut. the magnitude of the earthquake was measured at 7.1 and the epicentre was

ahmad khan rahimi will go on trial next month. the police officer in seaside heights says security is top priority with officers posted and crews removing trash cans all along the race route. >> just kind of threw a whole search net over the whole town. this is a huge undertaking for seaside heights and we're not going to take any chances something's going to happen on our watch. >> i think that's a good idea that we see them around. and it's beforehand and not after. >> police tell nbc 10 there's more security in place for today's race than there was for prince harry's visit to seaside heights following hurricane sandy. also today, the latest in a series of 9/11 heroes runs is set for feasterville, bucks county. a one-mile fun run scheduled for russell elliot memorial park later this morning. the annual races are hosted around the philadelphia region. they will be running to the beat today in philadelphia. the rock and roll half marathon starts this morning at 7:00 right here along the ben franklin parkway. 5k and 10k races will

i'm reged ahmad. on north korea, with more sanctions against companies who trade with pyongyang. our new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that funds north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to human kind. racing against the clock. rescuers frantic struggle to get people out of the rubble after mexico city's devastating earthquake. the death toll passes 270. the caribbean islands still without power and all but cut off by hurricane maria. authorities ask for all the help the world can offer. facebook promises more transparency over its political advertising. 3,000 accounts from last year's presidential election will be passed to congress.

i'm reged ahmad.quake kills over 200 people. hurricane maria knocks out power to the whole of puerto rico, isolating more than 3 million people. a day after president trump called iran a corrupt dictatorship, president rouhani tells the un his country will not be intimidated. and human life and how it all starts — for the first time in the uk, scientists use gene editing on an embryo.

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.it wouldn't have its licence renewed beyond the end of this month, following concerns over safety and security. but uber‘s london boss says the company wants to know what it can do to resolve matters, if transport for london is prepared to hold talks. over 500,000 people have signed a petition calling on tfl to reverse its decision. police have released a 15—year—old boy on bail who they had arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, following a suspected acid attack in the stratford centre on saturday night. it is believed to have followed an argument between two groups. out of over 400 acid attacks reported in london last year, over 90% of them were in the borough of newham. londoners have been found to be the least likely people to have a disabled friend, meaning disabled people in london have the highest levels of feeling isolated. research by the charity sense has led them to encourage londoners to buddy up, spending time with them and maybe becoming good friends. nfl

the most part, bright sunny spells moving through ahmad breeze, it will feel fresher than today, despitene into the afternoon from parts of northern ireland and scotland, there was showers and game will be happy. after the next area of low pressure, it's a good autumnal gale for most of us, a fairly widespread one as well. that means we should see potentially gusts of 60 miles an hour, even more than that on monday and a dollop of rain because we've been talking about the remnants of storms, tropical air mixed in so it will be heavy rain with misty, murky conditions, between the weather systems they won't be much brightness until later when it will literally get blown out of the way as the winds escalate further on sunday night and into monday. a buffeting in the rush hour across parts of scotland, northern ireland, east of the pennines. more rain coming into the south and west, could be tropical air as well, perhaps the remains of storm maria. a turbulent fisher days, warnings are in force although after that it does settle down for a bit. thank you. a quick reminder of our top story th

good morning, i'm asad ahmad. cycling uk says motorcyclists and pedestrians are also being injured and killed by drivers and their passengers carelessly opening doors. four people have died in as many years on our roads as a result. so there's a call to open car doors using the opposite hand giving a better view of the road. two men, one from wimbledon and the other from tunbridge wells, have died after the vehicle they were in struck pedestrians in east sussex. the accident happened in the village on ringmer near lewes on saturday evening. both men were aged 31. the pedestrians who were from south and south—west london suffered minor injuries. the singerjames blunt thought it was a nice day to go out in a dinghy yesterday. but unusually, it was in hyde park on a sea of people. he was performing at radio 2 live in hyde park and when he finished his set he went crowd surfing in his inflatable. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning. 0n the trains, there are de

i'm asad ahmad.dozens of fire engines were sent to the scene on white hart lane after they were first called, just after eight o'clock last night. footage shows a large building alight. one person was taken to hospital. the cause of the fire isn't known. a huge ‘fatberg', which is like an iceberg made of fat, that was found in a sewer last week in whitechapel is to be turned into thousands of litres of biodiesel. the massive lump, which was longer than tower bridge and weighed over 100 tons, was made up of fat, oil, grease and wet wipes. but it'll now produce enough green energy to power hundreds of london buses for a whole day. a cafe on clapham high street that's been open for 21 years has turned into a bit of a gallery, as it's hosting an exhibition of photographs of its regulars. they were taken by a local award—winning photographer and locals insist it's a ‘caff‘ and not a cafe. well, two years after the ‘caff‘ opened the owner died, leaving it to his teenage son who still runs and loves it. let

ahmad con ronnie is accused of detonating a pressure cooker bomb in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan last september that injured 31 people. also accused of planting pipe bombs in new jersey including a marine corps run. he faces life in prison if convicted. new york state troopers will patrol high schools to stop recruitment for the deadly gang known as ms 13, officers will be posted in ten schools and will train teachers to recognize signs of gang involvement. >> they are thugs and they are thugs who have to be stamped out. >> reporter: the move comes month after the vow to wipe out the gangs who are mostly illegals from south american countries. antifa the pharma brown is behind bars after a judge declares them, quote, a danger to society. he offered a $5000 bounty on facebook for anyone willing to grab a stranded hillary synapse bookstore, he did apologize but will remain in jail for defrauding hedge fund investors. >> this 11-year-old is bringing his lawn care business all the way to the white house. he sent this letter to the oval office last month, asking donald trump if he cou

olivares- parada was arrested on suspicion of felony sending harmful material to a minor. 32-year-old ahmadnewark... was arrested on suspision of arranging a meeting with a minor. and 44-year-old oakland resident charles johnson... is accused of arranging a meeting with a minor for sexual contact. (grant) new video...just in to the kron 4 news room. a viewer in san jose shared this with us. take a look. you can see the delivery being made...package is left on the front porch. everything seems normaluntil this thief approaches the box. she starts looking around...and when the coast is clear...she apparantly just walks away from the scene...package in hand. if you recognize this apparent crook...the san jose police department would like to ehar from you. (pam) contra costa county has named a new "interim" district attorney tonight. the board of supervisors selected diana becton ... a retired judge. she beat out four other finalists for the job. becton will start later this month.. an exact date has not been set. she is the first african- american and the first woman to hold the position. (ste

my name is farheen omar and like ahmad i also live in san diego when i met some years ago and decided to follow a story i had no idea it would lead to this extraordinary journey. finally live with the family in a small town called bit on the outskirts of. qatar is on the border with israel. and in two thousand and nine during a military attack on a cause are called operation cast lead a phosphorus shell hit find us home. they were out of there by the white house but their mother was this seriously wanted. we were. measuring the volume on the phenomenon and i want to know when it was where is it we have it enjoy it was yeah. there's space just minutes to go if this is going to be somebody we hear. on the other one. succeeded but there we are. always there separating you from the first one. so that it was asking if you look at the still secure a medical treatment outside. an american on in a zation called palestine children really find was successful in bringing fire out to san diego for free treatment. we went there at the cia anything and they were discussing gav to the united states

the lights were too bright, there were too many people, ahmad was going to turn on me. trains are going too fast, they were going to jump the rails and somehow climb up on the platform and hit me. i mean everything was a threat and i ran out of the station. and the panic attacks kept happening. eventually they dissipated. i just thought i was going crazy. and i know it sounds weird but -- i did not get help. because i thought i was going crazy. i mean i just thought like, well if i'm going crazy vanilla can help me. so i might as well do this in quiet, with dignity by myself. [laughter] >> you wrote about -- there is much in the book about war and veterans and so, so much more. this is just -- this is an unknown number of veterans in vietnam and onward. this is a sentence that just really haunts me and makes me unbelievably sad. today's veterans often come home to find that though they are willing to die for their country, they not sure how to live for it. >> yeah -- could i read the next few sentences there? >> do you want to hear him read? you do not like my reading?

. >> yeah, when jury selection started later for ahmad khan rahimi's terror tr news took part in the with the men who teach police the forensics, basically the csi of investigating bombs and here's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> in three, two, one. >> reporter: the power of a bomb. destating, oftenethaand at an undisclosed location in new trained police and fedalhnicians agents in a craft that's being put to use all too frequently, th science oinvestigating a bombing. simple explosives. some made of commonly available chemals. >> we're not talking about large amounts of material needed to do incredible damage. >> it just shows them what a little bit can do. >> reporter: friday's attack in london, the bombing at a concert in manchester and last year's attack in new york's chelsea neighborhood are painful reminders of the ongoing threat. >> as an fbi agent a few months into my role, i responded to the chelsea bombing. our job is to prepare for the worst and this is the best training to understand what to look for after a bombing. >> the east of which bombs can be made,

ahmad naimi of newark was arrested on suspision of arranging a meeting with a minor.resident charles johnson is also accused of arranging a meeting with a minor for sex. ( darya ) the san mateo county board of supervisors passes a resolution urging the state legislature to ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. supervisors say they are confident that the state will take up the call phone ban soon. the resolution is an effort to help with the growing number of pedestrian deaths in the state. nearly 900 pedestrians were killed in california last year. it is not clear how many of those pedestrians may have been on their cell phones. a similar law banning phones in crosswalks has already been passed in honolulu, hawaii. ( mark ) u-c berkeley is gearing up for protests tomorrow. conservative political commentator and former breitbart editor ben shapiro is scheduled to speak on campus. berkeley police are stepping up security measures to keep expected protests from getting out of control. this is video from when milo yiannapolous was set to speak earlier this year and vi

when he went on to say to texas, he didn't go into the middle of the disaster ahmad musa jibril becausestill being worked on and so a lot of response going. what he did yesterday it wasn't made with some of the the big symptomatic victims. do some of the things the presidents do. help put aid into trust and the church. it's comparable. there will be people who say it's not the same. for >> chris: forget the presidential optics at the moment. in terms of fema and eight on the ground, what's your sense of how the federal response is? >> so far, it seems like the federal sprouts has been positive. the little criticism coming from the state worth actually affecting government cover debr abbott under parker marlin. it's unlike katrina where it clearly wasn't there fast enoug enough. >> chris: we had to say because the first responders of the state and local government. texas seems to have much better job than new orleans and louisiana did. i'm assuming i will get to a negative point right now because the news secretary mnuchin made earlier in the program that he said, we want any disaster ai

ahmad khan rahini will go on trial next month.olice arrested him following a shootout with officers. the police chief in seaside heights says security is this year's top priority with officers posted and crews removing trash cans all along the race route. >> just kind of threw a whole search net over the whole town. this is a huge undertaking for seaside heights and we're not going to take any chances that something's going to happen on our watch. >> i think that's a good idea, that we see them around. and it's beforehand and not after. >> police tell nbc 10 there is more security in place for today's race than there was for prince harry's visit to seaside heights after hurricane sandy. they will be running to the beat this weekend in philadelphia. the rock and roll half marathon and all the events related with it starts this morning at 7:00 along the ben franklin parkway. here's a live look from the starting line. nobody out there just yet, but they're stretching and making their way down to the parkway. the 5k and 10k races will

investigators had found a connection with the world trade center bombing that led to yousef's co-conspirator, ahmad ajaj, and a terrorist training manual with a title that would translate into "al qaeda"-- "the base." they uncovered a list of phone numbers called by yousef and other world trade center conspirators from their safe houses. one of those numbers belonged to osama bin laden, identified by an early cia report as an "islamic extremist financier." >> i think if you ask most terrorism experts in the mid-1990s, "well, what about this man bin laden?", most people in the mid-1990s would have said, "ah, yes, the financier. the terrorist financier." what o'neill said was, "no, this man is not a financier. the money is money for a purpose. the purpose is building a worldwide terrorist network based out of afghanistan, the point of which is going after the united states and after governments friendly to the united states, particularly in the arab world." >> narrator: once convinced bin laden was a threat to america, o'neill began a campaign within the fbi to sound the alarm. >> the first time i ev

ahmad khan rahini was arrested and will be next month. officials say security is this year's top priority with officers posted and crews removing trash all along the race route. >>> a local bridge is about to become a ballroom. we'll show you how it will be a real river dance tonight as folks move to the music above the water in philadelphia. that's straight ahead. >>> take a look. this is hurricane jose. we're going to talk about some of the impacts we're going to feel through our weekend and into next week coming up. here's a live look down broad street from our kimmel center campus cam. a nice weekend though for most of us. hey honey, how was practice? good. must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and odors. hey, buddy! hey. woo! somebody ran laps. yup the new tide sport collection. it's got to be tide. some have it, some don't. when the odds are sta

. >> when jury selection started for ahmad rahimi's trial, abc news took part in the training exercisepolice the forensics, basically the csi of investigating bombs and here's pierre thomas. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: the power of a bomb. devastating. often lethal and at an undisclosed location in new york elite bomb technicians trained police and federal agents in a craft being put to use all too frequent frequently. simple explosives. some made of commonly available chemicals. >> we're not talking about large amount incredible damage. >> it's just shows what a little bit can do. >> reporter: friday's attack in london, the bombing at a concert in manchester and last year's attack in new york's chelsea neighborhood are painful reminders of the ongoing threat. >> as an fbi a few months into nye role i responded to the chelsea bombing and our job to respond to the worst and this is the best train on what to look for after the bombing. >> the simplicity leaves that weapon in the hands of anyone would wants to cause harm to innocent people. >> reporter: despite the destructive force,

. >> here comes the president of the united states, the emir of kuwait, jaber al-ahmad al-sabah.r from the president first. >> thank you very much. good afternoon, and thank you for all being here. it's my great honor to welcome his highness, the emir of kuwait to the white house. the united states and kuwait share a strong and enduring partnership. we recently commenced the 27th day of remembrance of saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait, which we all remember so well. the united states is proud to have contributed to the liberation of kuwait and for the friendship we have built together in the years since. today we reaffirm our commitment to our shared security interests and recognize kuwait's critical contributions to regional stability. we also thank kuwait for its humanitarian leadership and for its partnership in the fight to destroy isis. during my trip to saudi arabia, i spoke to the leaders of more than 50 arab and muslim nations about the need to confront our shared enemies, murderous terror reti groups that threaten all civilized people. every responsible nation must wor

respect, he's not learning because he's going to undeal about this again in december he should be in ahmadning though, tyler, if you want the hurricane release and you consider the most republican in the house who tends to be opposed of the spending no matter what the reason including travesty and their own country, he thought that was going to get bogged down in politics and not get done -- taking too long of a period to get done, this maybe a smart move >> right >> i don't think in the long-term will be. >> i am sorry, we'll have to leave it there we'll spread the same to you, john, and our long loss friend who's been in the room as where. don't be confuse with amir >> we'll bring it to you live when it begins "power lunch" is back in two-minutes. so we can shar amazing t that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim.

winners in the tax plan and it is going to make it a lot harder for republicans to sell this plan as ahmad cla a middle class relief. back every to you, guys. >> ylan, thank you very much what will the white house have to do to sell its tax reform plan >> joining us now, msnbc political hugh hewitt and he's also the host of the "hugh "hugh hewitt's show. >> i spoke with pat toomey this week, each one of them said if you are above $250,000, you are going to pay more. above that, don't expect the tax break. the sub chapter passed through is going to be cabin by details of the course of this. and we have to win this is the bottom line, the republicans must put some points on the board that means i believe that the house will pass a bill in our cover, the senate will pass a bill i expect donald trump to sign it on new year's eve. i don't think any particular analysis is going to be a problem. >> ylan, just said the wealthies are the biggest winners. how is this going to be framed before the public that the bottom 95% get only a 1.2% increase or above income >> i know it is going to be framed a

ahmad naimi of newark was arrested on suspision of arranging a meeting with a minor. and oakland's charles johnson is also accused of arranging a meeting with a minor for sex. ( mark ) happening now... cleanup is underway in florida following the devastation of hurricane irma. this is new video of the damage in the florida keys. this morning people are clearing debris from roads and checking on the damage in their neighborhoods. many people have not been allowed to return home. some people are now allowed to go look at the damage in the florida keys. and some who live there stayed to brave the storm. <"when katrina hit louisiana and stuff like that, and you feel sorry for people when you think what are they going through. but when it hits home it's totally different. it's not just us. it's everybody. me and my girlfriend donna stayed in the bathroom and in the hallways. for two days it was hell. you didn't know if you were going to make it or not.">(mark) nearly 90-percent of the homes in the keys are either destroyed or have major damage. ( mark ) and this morning 12

we are joined now by fiona mckenzie, who has suffered migraines since she was 15, and gp dr fari ahmadwhat they feel. and how common is this, and what can be done? i think you said in your intro, one in seven, one in nine people will have one. i think they are a spectrum, so people can have one migraine a year, the people who are having them every few days. so the treatment very much depends on how it is affecting you. and i think establishing the diagnosis and understanding that you have a migraine helps, and it helps work out what kind of direction you will go in. we don‘t have a cure for migraines, and it is about understanding and managing what causes your problems, what causes you to have one and how do you deal with it. what are the triggers for you? my dad used to have them, and it was often costly and chocolate that set it off. is it food related, stress, how does it work to you? there are a combination of triggers, some of them i can manage and handle, and others i can‘t. chocolate and red wine are sadly two of my triggers. that is really bad news, isn‘t it? of my triggers. th

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