the american band allah—las was due to play at this venue.van had gas cylinders on board — and the driver was behaving suspiciously. but police now say he was drunk and not a terror suspect. but today a 22—year old man was arrested in the south of the country. the bbc‘s anna holligan has more. the focus of the investigation has moved to brandt. police have arrested a 22—year—old man and questioned on links. there was a tip—off from the spanish police that a gig performed by the american rock group allah—las might be the focus ofan group allah—las might be the focus of an attack. the police in rotterdam say they cleared the venue immediately as a precaution. we asked of the public was in any danger and they say it is too soon to say. allah—las are an american rock group and have talked about receiving messages of concern from muslims who don't like the use of allah, the arabic word for god, indie bands title. as far as the spanish van driver who was detained close to this music venue last night, he is being questioned on suspicion of drunk dri

the allah—las are an american rock group. allah, the arabic word for god, in the title of the band. as far as the spanish van driver who was detained close to the venue last night, he is now being questioned on suspicion of drunk driving. he is not suspected of having any links to the possible terror attack at the music venue on the banks of the river in rotterdam. the police have said that the fact that he acted so swiftly is because they were not prepared to take any chances. anna holiday inn in rotterdam. the time is 1.18pm. our top story this lunchtime. net migration to the uk for spot a quarter to its lowest level for three years as migrants from european and central european countries have been returning home. and still to come. he's the boxer of his generation facing the mixed martial arts champion. we're in las vegas for the big contest this weeekend. in sport, after breaking his collarbone at last month's tour de france, team sky's geraint thomas is back. he'll be taking on the tour of britain in september, which sta

the band who were supposed to perform are called the allah—las.m california and have had some controversy over their name and use of the arabic name for god. they were escorted away by police while concert—goers were turned away. translation: we're from around here so it's not a big problem. it's a bummer for those who came from afar. they basically came here for nothing. i'm curious to hear the reason for the cancellation. i'd like to know exactly what's going on. what information this decision was based on. not far away, a van was found with spanish number plates containing gas canisters. it's not clear if this was linked to the cancellation of the concert but the van is being examined and the driver, also believed to be spanish, is being questioned by police. this may have been a tridgedy averted, this may have all been a false alarm, but it's now being reported this incident is not linked to last week's terror attacks in and around barcelona. tim allman, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the former venez

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that band, california based allah-las says they chose the world allah, arabic for god not knowing it might cause offense. police say the 22-year-old suspect is being questioned. spanish authorities tipped off the dutch to the threat. >>> let's return to the home front and take a closer look at your weather. >>> good morning. tracking tropical storm harvey movement very slow to the north and to the west, but this will pick up its pace as we go through the next couple of days. landfall into late friday night into saturday morning with the potential of becoming a minimal hurricane. the biggest impacts from flooding rains here into southeastern texas. some areas could see locally over a foot of rain. and throughout the next couple of days more soaking storms into the southeast. i'm justin povick with your accuweather forecast. >>> and still ahead, forget about the powerball. why two cats are now $300,000 richer this morning. >>> and a string of shark scares at a popular summer spot. the latest a great white chomping down on a paddleboard. one official's controversial proposal to keep the

they see their role as sanctioned by allah, and they have this mandate to do what they are doing. but the problem is it is not just the realignment of these groups. they are going to bring back the tactics that isis has taught them, so isis has actually delivered capabilities to groups that al qaeda was courting and had not developed a relationship with, but now isis has sent in the bomb makers and the leadership, the ability to organize as small franchises that can conduct coordinated attacks and know how to target the populations and generate the uprisings we have seen. that is going to have some knock-on effect stress we simply have not planned for. moderator: any other questions? >> so i work at afpc, and you were saying that the u.s. government might be served by investing in leadership and support more than specific military action. so i was wondering if you saw that as the united states redefining how it thinks about humanitarian aid or something else? ms. zimmerman: it is across the board. we talk about having a whole of government approach to the problem, and we really ha

the band who are supposed to perform are called allah—las.california and have had some controversy california and have had some c0 ntrove i’sy over california and have had some controversy over their name. it uses the arabic word for god. they were escorted away by police while concert—goers were turned away. translation: we are from around here so translation: we are from around here so it is not a big problem. it is aid, for those who came from afar, who basically came here for nothing. i'm curious to hear the reason for the cancellation. i would like to know exactly what is going on. what information this decision was based oi'i. information this decision was based on. not far away, a van was found with spanish numberplates, containing gas canisters. the driver was detained by police, but it is now being reported that he had, in principle, no connection to jihadi terrorism, and the gas canisters we re terrorism, and the gas canisters were for domestic use. this may have been a tragedy averted. this may have all been a false alarm. either w

we missed the concept that there is a community that allah has united under his faith that he sees as a unified block that every muslim must work to protect. and the fact that it is under attack writ large as a community inside of syria, suffering gross human rights violations with little more than a condemnation from the international community if that, the fact that it is disrupted inside of yemen and elsewhere, that we are looking for the contest of what the future of the sunni uma is worldwide is not clear to our politicians and there are -- the reason why we're seeing individuals radicalizing, one of the reasons is that they are given a call. a call to defend. and they are given an action to take. isis has pushed it down such that you can take an action, you can go out in the street and stab somebody and tweet it in he name of isis and the isis massive virtual community will take it up this virtual caliphate that isis has built will take it up and make you a martyr. and then instant membership within the community is something that made isis incredibly resonant and it's something

with the help of allah here wounded will be rewarded by allah, and words were widely disseminated in the media and some credited these words for inspiring the violent stabbing attacks that began two weeks later in october. others took a different view. they said, no, these terrorists, including the youths, they were lone wolves. they were angry at the occupation, frustrated after peace talks broke down. one palestinian poll taken in september, 2015. said that 57% of those polled supported the return to an armed armed-- entafad a: what sparked my interest was what was happening on the ground and i started to study the specific attacks committed and what you can see here very found a very troubling number. they're 105 attacks that were committed by youth. their ages, 11, 15, to 17. and when we quantified attacks, we quantified violence attacks and we took information on molotov cocktails and we tried to study the specific new phenomenon, stabbing with knives. the question i was looking at, what's the percentage of the 105 of the overall attacks committed during the time period and the

may allah make it easy for you. ameen.pposed to be here, and he had a relapse the day before yesterday so i want to extend a heartfelt thanks and we support him and we miss him, and we will see him after we leave here. as nate was mentioning with the group, i want to give an overview what we are about. i know sometimes we can be a little loquacious and extemporaneous. i prepared notes so i can stick to the format, to the program, which also means you have no cards, so you will stick to the format of writing your questions on the, and we will address -- the notecards, and we will address the questions. there is a supporter of the tam group who is an elected official in the state of maryland, where we reside. i know you wanted to give some remarks. anthony.everend [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. first of all, let me say good morning. see a politician who is irreverent, you better send him notes or you will be here until lunchtime listening to us pontificate on and on. i want to thank you first of all for inviti

this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> all praises due for allah, and peace and blessings. the last leg of the race here, and today will will talk about mental health challenges for muslims and conflicts of identity. and as you know, until health issues are something that is a human issue. it is not something that is single to muslims or any other faith or population of people. without further i do, i just want to get started, because we have a lot of speakers we have to get through, and the time is limited. i would like to actually first introduced brother ali, if you would not mind coming up. the state maryland delegate. [applause] >> in the name of the lord, most merciful and compassionate, being the only state legislator from baltimore city, i know how it feels to be alone and ostracized. but the point i want to make is this -- first of all, i want to thank the tay because this is so necessary about educating the public in general about what true islam is all about. i think it has been a total miseducation about the faith of islam, and i think we operate out of so many

allah—las an american rock group.d on suspicion of drug driving. he is not suspected of having any links to the possible terror attack happy music venue here in rotterdam. —— at the music venue here. the police have said the fact that they acted so swiftly is because they were prepared to take any chances. just got some breaking news for you, the uk‘s only female giant panda is believed to be pregnant and is being closely monitored. this news is coming from edinburgh zoo. we will bring you much more on this. tian tian is believed to be pregnant and is being closely monitored at edinburgh zoo. we might have more before we go off air at five o‘clock. in a moment a look at how the financial markets in europe closed the day, but first the headlines on bbc news... net migration to the uk falls by a quarter — to 246,000 a year. it‘s at its lowest level for three years. it follows a surge in eu nationals leaving the uk since lastjune‘s brexit vote. the number of students getting top gcse grades in maths and english has falle

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with the guardian that they often have messages from muslims who are offended by the use of the word allahord in their name but at the moment everything beyond what we know, the facts, a van discovered outside has been searched by police, the venue was evacuated the cost of a terror threat. it's not yet known whether those two incidents are linked. the driver has been detained obviously? he has. the spanish driver, according to police in rotterdam, tweeting this information, they say the spanish driver has been detained and taken infor driver has been detained and taken in for questioning. thanks for that, anna holligan in rotterdam. a cyclist who knocked down a woman who later died of her injuries, has been cleared of manslaughter. charlie alliston was however found guilty of the charge of causing bodily harm by wanton and furious driving. kim briggs suffered catastrophic head injuries and died a week later. alliston was riding a bike without front brakes designed for the cycling track and not the high street. dan johnson reports. it was a split—second encounter with a bike that ended kim

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be -- had that been the intention from the beginning, allah knows best. but due to the engagement, the motto of my organization is for you from people like you. if we fit individuals into these boxes and these categories, muslims or non-muslims, we give them no room for development. we stereotype them. we've seen this happen with black communities, minority communities. not just here, in the u.k. and elsewhere. when we put hem into neat little boxes because we can deal with those boxes, there's no room for progress for those individuals. and many of hose individuals will say -- of those individuals will say, well, be this is the category you're putting me in, i'll act the fool and play that part. and they'll do that very well. so understanding these stages of development is essential for institutions at an institutional level are in order to address some of the issues that i've addressed and what you've heard here from my colleagues. and i'll conclude this. there's a description of those levels that are there, and you've got time to read them, please do t

. >> from around the world have united to establish the rule of allah.to trump is to get ready. fight has just begun. >> isis often exploited children in its propaganda. it evelm they say is american. it could be a sign of how desperate isis has become. its territory now just a fraction of what the extremists once ruled. but around 20,000 civilians are also thought to be trapped in isis controlled territory in raqqa. vulnerable to u.s. coalition air strikes, pounding the city. monitoring groups say, over 700 have been killed by the u.s. and its partners, since the offensive began in june. the united nations called today for a humanitarian pause in fighting in raqqa. to allow civilians to escape the city but acknowledged isis is attempting to use them as human shields which could make escape impossible. >> interior secretary ryan zinke sent the white house his recommendations for modifying some of the nation's national monuments. we're not talking about the lincoln memorial here. some monuments like the bears ears national monument in utah. cover thousand

a man stands up in the middle of an army installation and says allah akbar, starts killing people, didas an act for allah, this is terror. >> martha: president obama was often criticized for not being forceful enough in his language when it came to islamic terrorism. then roll this tape, remember this? [chanting] >> martha: these are also dark staens on our see site, mo. there was a feeling on the part of some that president obama didn't want to touch it, didn't want to go there to the extent that he should have. some of the extension of that, some of the sentiment that went to people who are not violent, he didn't want to disturb. >> and i think, look, that was -- that imagery is as disgusting as what i saw in charlottesville. but i remember president obama speaking both to racial reconciliation, what happened in ferguson as speaking compellingly at the memorial service for the police officers that were shot in texas. here's the thing. the president came out yesterday, you talked about this in the last segment, talked about how there were good people on both sides of charlottesville.

[speaking in native tongue] >> all praise due for all on -- allah appeared we are at the last leg of the racier today we today we are talking about mental health challenges for muslims and conflicts of identity. as you know, mental health issues are something that is a human issue, not a big specific to my funds or any other faith or population of people. without further ado, i want to get started because we have a lot of speakers we had to get through it time is limited. i would like to actually first introduced brother bilal ali, the maryland delegate. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] in the name of the law, most merciful and compassionate being the only state legislator from baltimore city, i know how it feels to be alone and ostracized. the point i want to make is this. first of all, i want to thank the tam group. this is so necessary in the process of educating the public in general about what islam is all about. i think there has been a total miseducation about the faith of islam and i think we operate out of so many spirited vehicle ideas that this interferes with you ge

a security threat in the dutch city of rotterdam caused police to cancel a concert by a group the allah laws. at t they thanked authorities for detecting the threat. >>> and it turns out some symptoms were far more serious than originally reported. sources tell our miami station wplg symptoms included hearing loss, memory launch loss balance and some had to be evacuated to miami for testing. >> the best equipment is not going to be on the ground in cuba. we are bringing people to the best medical experts in the mainland in the united states. i'm not going to confirm the status of any oust governmeu.s. personnel. but what has happened there is a great concern. >> experts say sound waves above and below the range of human hearing could potentially cause permanent damage. cuba denies any involvement. >>> at least 12 people are dead after a powerful typhoon slammed southern china. the storm ravaged hong kong and macau with flooding and high winds. take a look at these scenes. you see the cars floating in the streets. it's causing widespread power outages and forcing thousands to shelters. t

several people have been asking that are not they can call that the perpetrators were shouting allah akbar police did not confirm death but they did say that two people have been died and several other injured and several have been going on to surgery not to go spitz all the perpetrator had been shot on the leg and had to be detained by the finnish police he's not born in finland. this is a finnish television show that the perpetrator have to be. a kind of a dark skinned person let's put this way social media is. sending around interesting videos very dark skinned people running go beat beat baseball bats in hand on the streets of tool cool it has not been confirmed by the police that are not this has been connected to this incident we also heard from social media that helsinki. alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to. force the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown i was suki and other important traffic points well the police did

if allah blesses us then my daughter will be very big surfer! >> brangham: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: the tumult at the white house continues to churn at a pace unprecedented in an american presidency. anthony scaramucci, just 10 days on the job of communications director is out. the move comes on john kelly's first day as president trump's chief of staff. our own lisa desjardins is here to walk us through these shake- ups at the top. welcome, lisa. >> thank you. pretty busy set of days here. walk us through the time like of how we got here. >> to do that, west go back

justification for what's happening to you the markets is an efficient way of allocating resources it's allah created a lot of resources to me me must be an efficient result it must show that i'm hard working i'm clever and includes deserve what i'm getting for a few people of the mental resources the energy. i mean let's look at me here i am i'm creating an african art collection i'm creating companies my youngest child is three i'm seventy years old i have four children thirteen. so what does that say about me i mean i'm out there creating. seemed wrong. to me. yet to shape out this day to come to educate and gain from it equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. you can't import healthcare from china it's all very local you have the cases of price gouging by monopolists in america and as a result people south is declining life expectancy is falling childbirth deaths increasing because of these monopolies and the lack of competition. you can see the border from here was a little was steel fence goes on this side goes all the way down. like

our high schools, we have been talking and partnering with notre dame, my allah motto. and we created an institute for teachers of science and religion and high school. and how science and religion are compatible. a lot of people, particularly younger people, see the two as being mutually exclusive. we want to educate our teachers so they understand that actually they are not two separate things. that religion and science do go together, particularly in the catholic tradition. >> and you had a summer program on this? >> we did. we had about 63 teachers come to the seminary where we held the first institute. it was very successful. we were very pleased. >> and we have a big scientific community in the area. i know there are some catholic scientists and researchers around this area. >> absolutely. we are already looking to plan the next institute day. we will definitely tap into some of that talent. >> that sounds great. you told me about some other innovative classroom behaviors. i'm a certain age. we went to a classroom and reset at rows of desks and we opened a book. t

the band who were supposed to perform are called allah—las.eir name and the use of the arabic word for god. they were escorted away by police while concert goers were turned away. "we are from around here so it's not a big problem," said this man. "it's a bummer for those who came from afar. "they basically came here for nothing. "i'm curious to hear the reason for cancellation." "i'd like to know exactly what is going on," said this man, "what information this decision was based on." not far away, a van was found with spanish number plates containing gas canisters. the driver was detained by police but it's now being reported he had in principle no connection to jihadist terrorism and the gas canisters were for domestic use. this may have been a tragedy averted. this may have all been a false alarm. but either way nerves are on edge. the threat is still there. our correspondent anna holligan has the latest on the arrests from rotterdam. this was a 22—year—old man, he was picked up by police in the early hours of this morning, his house was se

when officers confronted him, they say he reached for a four-foot sword, repeatedly shouting allah akbar. three officers were slightly injured. they we -- believe the man was acting alone. no members of the royal family were in believe t was acting alone. no members of the royal family were in the palace at the time and many tourists gathered outside were not injured. the 26-year-old man is being held under the terrorism act. the attack came the same night a soldier was attacked in brussels. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack, lester. >> kristen dahlgren, in our london newsroom tonight, thanks. thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, after hurricane harvey, the highly personal stories, including the experience of one man i met who survived but lost a big part of his life. >>> also, the showdown in las vegas as mayweather and mcgregor battle it out tonight. who comes out on top in the money game. >>> welcome back to rockport, texas. there have been a number of moments like this where the wind stops long enough and people can get out and see what happened to their property, did they

allah knows what will happen now. civilians are caught in the middle.ernment says rohingyas are legal migrants from bangladesh. bangladesh does not accept either. they say they are being systematically driven out of myanmar. more than 400,000 rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. 0n rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. on sunday, the plight of the rohingyas echoed in rome. pope francis appealed for an end to their suffering. translation: sad news has arrived of the persecution of the religious minority, our watcher three brothers. i want to ask the lord to save them and help them and give them full rights. they are our brothers. for now, they face an uncertain future, but they cannot live in the open forever. rohingyas feel they are an abandoned community. bbc news. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the largest internet market in the world. what's driving china's tech sector? we'll find out. he is the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accep

the band who were supposed to perform are called the allah—las.rnia and have had some controversy over their name and use of the arabic name for god. they were escorted away by police while concert—goers were turned away. translation: we're from around here so it's not a big problem. it's a bummer for those who came from afar. they basically came here for nothing. i'm curious to hear the reason for the cancellation. i'd like to know exactly what's going on. what information this decision was based on. not far away, a van was found with spanish number plates containing gas canisters. it's not clear if this was linked to the cancellation of the concert but the van is being examined and the driver, also believed to be spanish, is being questioned by police. this may have been a tragedy averted, this may have all been a false alarm, but it's now being reported this incident is not linked to last week's terror attacks in and around barcelona. tim allman, bbc news. also making the news — the authorities in egypt say they have broken upa criminal gang wh

investigating that as terrorism the man was a thirty year old belgian of somali origin who started to allah akbar as he began his its hike all thora to say he had to call piece of the corona with him under a fake gun one of the victims has a slightly injured and the instant took place in the st catherine district which is full of bars and restaurants and is usually busy on fridays a lawyer specializing in religious terrorism says europe has got used to living with terror some of the leaders in other european countries have said that we just need to quote unquote get used to the fact that this is part of our lives and it's very sad to see that in a continent as europe which has had so many freedoms has such diversity of different people and has allowed those freedoms it is sad to see that people are now no longer surprised i mean this was a lesser attack nobody was killed no mass casualty or massive billion casualties which is a more positive step but again this is a lot of backtracking they're having to go against major national you are european union policies which state that you know they

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than 100 others, he was spotted in a vinyard wearing a belt with explosives, the 22-year-old shouted allaht moments before he was shot to death by police. turns out the explosives were fake but he was also carrying a bag of knives. police in spain identified 12 suspects in connection with the attack, eight are now dead. >>> a new study shows parents are still putting babies to bed on their stomachs, even though that creates a greater risk of sudden infant death syndrome. researchers surveyed more than 3,000 mothers who had babies between six months and two years, about three out of four say they usually put their babies to sleep on the back but 49 r 49% said they always do. >>> if you are a night outwl yo could be putting your r yourself at risk. women exposed to bright lights at night may run a higher risk the disruption in the body's internal clock affects hormone levels an breast cancer risk. a study found premenopausal who smoked were at greater risk. >> a throwback from volkswagen >> your smart phone could soon tell you if you are drunk how one company plans to turn your phone calls i

mayor said they'd been warned a terror attack was being planned on a concert by the american band allah—laslia's deputy prime minister barnabyjoyce is among at least five senior government figures fighting a legal battle that's threatening to topple the country's conservative government. australia's top court has begun examining an obscure law that bar's dual citizens from sitting in parliament. now on bbc news, time for click. this week and next, a repeat of click‘s stellar trip to india, with bangla bangers... smoggy sunsets... and angry angle grinders. get ready, your indian experience starts now. as soon as you step off the plane, india hits you like a big, hot wall of noise. it is everything you've ever imagined it to be. it is life turned up to ii. the first thing you'll notice will be the traffic. it's always the traffic. is the tip just to kind of step out? oh, this looks like a gap. the sound is deafening! everyone‘s honking. for 70 years this country has been independent of british rule and the cities that have sprung up around the old colonial grandeur seem chaotic, but they do k

in the band‘s title, allah las.chances. eight people are missing following a landslide that forced the evacuation of several villages in southeastern switzerland. dramatic footage captured the slide in the swiss alps, that also forced dozens of evacuations near the italian border. roads were blocked and there was structural damage to buildings. rescue work is underway to try to find the missing people. ina in a moment, a summary of the business news. net migration is at its lowest level for three years, after a surge in eu nationals leaving the uk since last june‘s brexit vote. the number of students getting top gcse grades in maths and english has fallen slightly after the introduction of tough exams. 25—year—old woman has been jailed for ten after making false allegations of rape and sexual assault. in the business news. shares in dixons carphone have fallen sharply, down nearly 25% after warning that more expensive mobile phones and lower eu roaming charges will hurt profits. the retailer said pre—tax profits wou

allah knows what will happen now. i don't know where i should go, or what will happen.says rohingyas are legal migrants from bangladesh. bangladesh does not accept either. they say they are being systematically driven out of myanmar. more than 400,000 rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. on sunday, the plight of the rohingyas echoed in rome. pope francis appealed for an end to their suffering. translation: sad news has arrived of the persecution of the religious minority, our rohingya brothers. i would like to express my full closeness to them. i want to ask the lord to save them and help them and give them full rights. let us pray for our brothers. for now, they face an uncertain future, but they cannot live in the open forever. rohingyas feel they are an abandoned community. bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: eight mountain climbers have died in three separate accidents this weekend in the austrian and italian alps. it will take months, and billions of dollars, to re pair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest th

according to disagree to finish newspaper feeding the television actually to toss the man a bear shouting allah akbar just holler for me to go and i have a nest posted a video on a finnish website where dark skinned people were running with baseball bats around the scene but the facts will happen into a coup was that several people have been stopped by the knife on the open street police went in the heavy forces and emergency services also. people were asked to stay at home shopping mall and the library in downtown to who had been closed down and then. preparedness all at the airports had been raised in terror minister is on vedanta to according to finish government and the president currently hosting holding a emergency meeting what we know according to eyewitnesses there at least five people have been one person had to be shot on the leg and captured by police. this is also. say in finnish media that there were several bullets fired in downtown two who at least three people three people have been have a level indeed ok and in terms of just the failing in a kind of a nine this must come as a g

of engagement we dont not by allah amnesty international and human rights watch they're very forthright human rights organizations are very concerned and very opposed to his actions. saying this one main mall migrants will be trashed or sent back to libya and kept in very dangerous and very are difficult conditions in moderate sentence there. tears of pain thanks very much indeed josephine mechanised reporting from rome previous world record transfer of one hundred and five million nearest lunch steed nice hits. paper france midfielder paul pogba last year but the pavement isn't without controversy this onyx on oakland airports. speeding away from the training ground after saying goodbye to the team he's played for for the past four years. during his time at barcelona neymar scored a hundred and five goals helping them to two league titles three couples del re. and the champions league crown. it was only measured unical by no this will buy that if a player neymar junior accompanied by his father an agent has informed fc barcelona his decision to leave the club in a meeting held at the c

weakens he will be in serious condition he will not be able to have any surgery after that we ask allah to help us what more can i say it seems that my son's case is still pending so if we collect all the necessary documents and say that his case is extremely urgent they still not allow him to though they don't even read his papers it's only to make things more difficult that is what we discovered. so that the issue of how do you feel to see your son sick and in need of something and you can do anything about it no matter how much i try to explain the psychological pressure i face every day i can't express it because it's inside it's not something i can express clearly and the only the one who's sick can really explain it especially when you find yourself helpless and can't do anything no arab or israeli crossing point open. i've been through a lot and i'm so depressed next year my friends will graduate and still have two more years to finish college so i will spend six years instead of four in college this matter alone depresses me greatly of course i've been depressed ever since i got

during that first trial, cosby was criticized by some for seeming to ham it um shouting hey, hey, hey allah fat albert as he left court today. he was once again oddly cheerful considering the charges he fac faces. smiling and laughing as he posed for photos with his new defense team. lucy. >> thank you much, bruce. >>> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at wilmington. >> some is not going away without a fight. another hot one out there today. mind this. >> he loves it. >> we know you were blog loving date. >> not bad. i know a lot of people don't love it. >> you'll not love it so much by the weekend. refreshing change around here but the good news s it will be dry. so really nice stretch of weather. good deal of blue sky out there. little bit of haze the camera shaking with some windy conditions in wilmington the high temperature there today made it to 90 degrees. it feels like 97 in philadelphia. and in wilmington. feels like 96 in millville. these numbers were in the 100s earlier today. with that heat and humidity. here's line of showers and thunderstorms associated with a cold

battlefield many of these have gone back so it's quite likely in addition to that the isa spokesman allah ninety. in september two thousand fourteen called for attacks using vehicles among other weapons. so i'd be very surprised if this was not isis inspired or directed. and that's an important distinction isn't it if it's inspired it could be anybody jonathan couldn'. a good time we have these forms online. that. regularly radicalize individuals people who are looking. for guidance. i've actually heard already that. there is a telegram out this a. encrypted app. where they were celebrating it this is not isis itself but really those who adhere to the isis ideology and so they're celebrating in ther? it could be possible that it was just simply individuals who picked up on exactly these messages. we've heard the two men were arrested but police announced saying that they weren't the drivers of the found in full. where does this investigation go what of the authority is going to be focusing on right now? well i think they're gonna be going back to where the car was rented where the truck w

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one report says he shouted allah akbar god is great in arabic. the full offices shot him dead. earlier today the manhunt moved up a gear. cctv released of apple yakuts movements. after he drove a fan indiscriminately down last round glass. new images of a man motivated to kill as many as he could. we think this video films by local women shows the call he stole off the last from blast attack. the odor was stabbed to death. and they got out of their cars was all the guns. all this ticket it does lots of police suddenly moved to write in seconds. the police believe that eunice abbia coop was part of a larger network which they have now dismantles. five suspected members were shot dead when they try to carry out an attack last thursday in the town of cumberland's. for more hook being arreste. the authorities are hoping to gain valuable information from them. and two were killed in an explosion in the town of al can now. vein clued abdel baqi srt i'm iman and the networks suspected ringleader. the bbc is land that he left a mosque in brussels last year. after being reported for his

the more i spoke to phillip lack of allah who formerly served in the justice department and help prosecute watergate during the nixon era. he joined me a short time ago from baltimore. president trump says there's nothing to investigate but what does a grand jury indicate to you. i think beat the principal loves significance of the fact that bob mallrats impaneled a grand jury. is that he has concluded that there are specific. incidents advance and transactions of that he wants to pursue and the reason for invoking a grand jury this early. is to be able to issue subpoenas that compel the production of documents and in order to. use a subpoena in that way the prosecutor has to be able to identify those particular. events or transactions that he thinks are worthy of investigation. if the president right vote in being concerned about the scope of this invention investigation the tech may stray into areas that. aren't directly involving these allegations of collusion between his campaign and russia. i think that the president is trying to set up a defense prematurely as are some of his. sarah

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