allahu akbar, allahu akbar!, they scream, "we are the women of the islamic state, god is great", as they attack our camera. hundreds of is fighters have been killed, but hundreds more have survived the battle to retake the last tiny village of baghouz. they are headed for kurdish prison. many of the islamic state supporters view the surrender not as defeat, but as only a setback. the is leadership told them to give up. the wives expect to see their husbands again, and those husbands expect to take up arms again. that leadership has already fled, and now, all across northern syria, there are tens of thousands of hardcore is supporters being held together in camps and prisons, and they're waiting for what comes next. allahu akbar! ii—year—old amar, from iraq, told us he wants to be a jihadist. allahu akbar! adiba, a yazidi woman, is revealed casting off is oppression. they burn the abaya she was made to wear. forcibly converted to islam, adiba was passed from one moroccan fighter to another. she says she suffered

allahu akbar, allahu akbar!he women of the islamic state, god is great", as they attack our camera. hundreds of is fighters have been killed, but hundreds more have survived the battle to retake the last tiny village of baghouz. they are headed for kurdish prison. many of the islamic state supporters view the surrender not as defeat, but as only a setback. the is leadership told them to give up. the wives expect to see their husbands again, and those husbands expect to take up arms again. that leadership has already fled, and now, all across northern syria, there are tens of thousands of hardcore is supporters being held together in camps and prisons, and they're waiting for what comes next. allahu akbar! 11—year—old amar, from iraq, told us he wants to be a jihadist. allahu akbar! adiba, a yazidi woman, is revealed casting off is oppression. they burn the abaya she was made to wear. forcibly converted to islam, adiba was passed from one moroccan fighter to another. she says she suffered regular beatings, was ra

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allahu akbar!re the women of the islamic state, god is great", as they attack our camera. hundreds of is fighters have been killed, but hundreds more have survived the battle to retake the last tiny village of baghouz. they are headed for kurdish prison. many of the islamic state supporters view the surrender not as defeat, but as only a setback. the is leadership told them to give up. the wives expect to see their husbands again, and those husbands expect to take up arms again. that leadership has already fled, and now all across northern syria, there are tens of thousands of hardcore is supporters being held together in camps and prisons, and they are waiting for what comes next. allahu akbar! 11—year—old amar from iraq told us he wants to be a jihadist. allahu akbar! adiba, a yazidi woman, is revealed casting off is oppression. they burn the abaya she was made to wear. forcibly converted to islam, adiba was passed from one moroccan fighter to another. she says she suffered regular beatings, was

allahu akbar...land stops for a two—minute silence in memory of the 50 people gunned down in mosques a week ago today. and england prepare to take on the czech republic in the opening match of their euro 2020 qualifiers. and coming up on bbc news — birmingham city drop to 18th in the championship after they were handed a nine—point deduction for breaching profitability and sustainability rules. good evening. theresa may has spent the day meeting senior ministers in downing street as she battles to get support for her brexit plans after yesterday's eu summit. the uk was originally meant to leave the eu in a week's time — on march 29th. but after two failed attempts by theresa may to get her withdrawal agreement through the commons, the eu last night agreed to an extension. it means if she gets her deal through parliament next week, brexit will happen on 22nd may — to give mps time to pass the necessary legislation. but if the deal fails again, the uk has to propose another way forward to the eu by 12t

ro >> reporter: akbar sayad says any place of worship is the safest place to be. police were close, and he says private and undercover security also present. >> there was security all over the perimeter, and also we have cameras. anybody that comes in, they're all captured. >> reporter: measures many hope will keep the muslim community focused on prayer and peace. >> don't let things go to your head, because there are people out there who don't understand really in depth what islam is. >> reporter: there are several vigils in the south bay planned through monday for that information, go to abc7news.com. >> news" spoke with america's top diplomat in new zealand earlier this evening. >> he described how the u.s. is helping its long-time ally and friend. >> we have a relationship that's been going on for decades. information flow happens on a daily base and has been increased over the last 4 hours. we will be there and provide any and all assistance. >> ambassador brown expressed shock over what happened and describe how violence and crime are rare in new zealand. >>

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allahu akbar...n days ago, but was followed by gunshots. now in its wake, silence. two minutes of space for a country to breathe, suffocated for a week by all—consuming grief. last friday, i stood in this mosque and saw hatred and rage in the eyes of the terrorist who killed and murdered 50 innocent people. listening, survivors of the massacre and an estimated 20,000 people of all faiths, united in defying the wishes of the killer. this terrorist sought to tear our nation apart. but instead we have shown that new zealand is unbreakable. the country's prime minister attended the commemoration service, along with five men who'd arrived in christchurch earlier in the week with stories of loss. i take people for hajj pilgrimage to saudi, mecca. and one of the sisters, who is a devout muslim, linda armstrong, i took her for hajj in 2017. and she was one of my best group. and i said i would go there and do whatever i can to help people to bury her peacefully. and buried peacefully she was, along with 26 ot

just before the crash, the first officer is saying, "allah akbar," "god is great," and isaying for a. fothony roman is a pilot and flight instructor. >> well, the training is insufficient. su's clear that it was insufficient. pilots should be reactive to emergencies based on their training. it should be almost automatic. >> reporter: on that same htane's previous flight the day before, the same malfunction occurred. as those pilots fought for control, bloomberg reports a third pilot hitching a ride in the jumpseat correctly identified the problem and told the crew how to stabilize the plane. >> the jumpseat pilot can see exactly what action they're taking, and has a more diagnostic role. so it's very fortunate that he was present. >> reporter: investigators say that crew did not fully report the issues upon landing. jeff guzzetti is the recently retired director of accident investigations at f.a.a. >> that same airplane underwent several days of maintenance write-ups with some sort of problem with air speed, with altitude. so the airplane really should have been taken out of service.

let's get more from our correspondent in dhaka, akbar hossain.te that they are safe but obviously extremely shocked by what happened. no doubt about it. it is quite shocking for many bangladeshis because when the news broke out early in the morning that an attack took place inside a mosque in new zealand, many bangladeshis were searching for news about what happened to the cricket team. some local media reported that the cricket team survived the attack on the news we got from new zealand and some journalists covering the match against new zealand they were telling us that they were in a practice session nearby in a stadium which is not far from the practice session nearby in a stadium which is not farfrom the mosque where the attack took place. and after the practice session was going on they were going to head to friday prayers. they had boarded the bus and were close to the mosque, about to enter the mosque and a lady warned them to not go there because the government took control of the mosque and an attack was going on. they then fled from t

allahu akbar...t was followed by gunshots. now in its wake, silence. two minutes of space for a country to breathe, suffocated for a week by all—consuming grief. last friday, i stood in this mosque and saw hatred and rage in the eyes of the terrorist who killed and murdered 50 innocent people. listening, survivors of the massacre and an estimated 20,000 people of all faiths, united in defying the wishes of the killer. this terrorist sought to tear our nation apart. but instead we have shown that new zealand is unbreakable. the country's prime minister attended the commemoration service, along with five men who'd arrived in christchurch earlier in the week with stories of loss. i take people for hajj pilgrimage to saudi, mecca. and one of the sisters, who is a devout muslim, linda armstrong, i took her for hajj in 2017. and she was one of my best group. and i said i would go there and do whatever i can to help people to bury her peacefully. and buried peacefully she was, along with 26 others this day,

akbar cook calls it "the big room." >> whatever you got, steve, we have it. >> glor: the place wheretles of laundry detergent, fabric softener, and dryer sheets. icside west side high in newark, new jersey. >> we've been getting a lot of community service, help from all around the state. >> glor: the big room was a solution to a big problem. >> my kids weren't coming to school. good morning. what's up, baby, good morning. >> glor: some of cook's kids-- he calls them all his babies -- weren't showing up because they were wearing dirty clothes and getting bullied. >> i think we really put the microscope on basic needs of kids. everyone wants the high test scores. everyone wants them to perform well. but if the kid don't feel confidence in just coming to athool and being that person caat we know they can be, then what are we doing? >> glor: before you raise the s.a.t. scores, how about giving somebody some clean clothes. >> there you go. fight for that baby the way you want them to fight on that test. the famous washers and dryers. >> glor: today west side has five commercial-grade wash

just before the crash, the first officer is saying allahu akbar, god is great, and praying for a miracle and >> well, the training is inefficient. it's clear that it's insufficient. pilots should be reactive to emergencies based on their training. it should be almost automatic. >> reporter: on that same plane's previous flight the day before the same malfunction occurred. as those pilots fought for control, bloomberg reports a third pilot hitching a ride in the jump seat correctly identified the problem and told the crew how to stabilize the plane. >> the jump seat pilot can see the action they're taking and has a more diagnostic role so it's very fortune that he was present. >> reporter: investigators say that crew did not fully report the issues upon landy. jeff is the recently retired investigator of accident investigations at faa. >> some sort of problem with air speed, with altitude, so the airplane really should have been taken out of service. >> reporter: the defense department's inspector general has now launched an ethics investigation into the acting defense secretary over alle

. >> reporter: akbar cook calls it the big room, the place where he stores hundreds of donated bottlesabric softener and fabric sheets inside westside high in newark, new jersey. >> we've been getting a lot of community service help from all around the state. >> reporter: the big room was a solution to a big problem. >> my kids weren't coming to school. >> good morning, what's up, good morning. >> reporter: some of cook's kids, he calls them all his babies, weren't showing up because they were wearing dirty clothes and getting bullied. >> i think we really put the microscope on the basic needs of kids. everyone wants the high test scores. everyone wants them to perform well. but the kid don't feel confidence in just coming to school and being that person that we know they can be, then what are we doing? >> reporter: before you raised the s.a.t. scores, how about giving somebody some clean clothes. >> there we go. fight for that baby the way you want them to fight on the test. the famous washers and dryers. >> reporter: today westside high has five commercial grade wares and dryers. des

acti akbar cook calls it the big room.. >> we've gone getting community service help from around the state. >> reporter: the big room was a solution to a big problem. >> my kids weren't coming to school. good morning, what's up, baby, good morning. >> reporter: some of cook's kid, he calls them all his babies, weren't showing up because they were wearing dirthy clothes and getting bullied. >> i think we put the microscope on basic needs of kids like -- everyone wants the high test scores, everyone wants them to pbut if the kid don't feel confidence in just coming to school and being that person that we know they can be, then what are we doing? >> reporter: before you raised % the s.a.t. scores, how about giving somebody some clean clothes? >> there you go. fight for that baby the way you want them to fight on that test. the famous washers and dryers. >> reporter: today, west side has five commercial-grade washers and dryers. desean denny and brianna singleton use them all the time. >> when we first got it, i won't lie, i w

let's get more from our correspondent in dhaka akbar hossain.h these cricketers escape? indeed, the bangladeshi cricket team were extremely lucky and had eight narrow escape. the situation could have been very much different if they we re been very much different if they were inside. the one press conference were inside. the one press co nfe re nce save were inside. the one press conference save them, bangladeshi journalists were accompanying the tea m journalists were accompanying the team in christchurch. the captain held a press conference at the stadium which is close to the mosque, and the press conference was actually ten minutes delayed to finish that made the delay of the cricketers to get inside the mosque. had they reached the mosque ten minutes before, it would have been very catastrophic, no doubt about it. they were actually in a practice session in the stadium when the prayer time came in. they got inside the bus but the bus actually stopped in front of the past, some 200 metres away. they were sitting inside the bus and were about

the bbc‘s correspondent akbar hossain is in dhaka, bangladesh.is have been killed so far that we know, and there are eight bangladeshis among the injured people. on friday prayers, several thousand pakistanis took part in a procession and they say that muslims are increasingly becoming a target in western countries and they urge new zealand's government to punish the people responsible for these attacks. the protesters say that, in many western countries, muslims are being chased in the name of tackling terrorism, but the western governments in many countries, they are not focusing on white supremacy increasing in that country and the increases of hate crime where muslims are being targeted. so they say that terrorism doesn't have any religion, it has no boundary, it can happen anywhere. so the best thing is that they should act immediately and muslims should not be blamed only for terrorism and they should focus on other people who are actually hiding themselves under the cover of this terrorism. people are responding with reactions on social me