pacquiao and amir khan has been called off. more details are emerging on how the cia could be hacking into our phones, computers and smart tvs and several tech firms have now responded. in a statement, apple says, "while our initial analysis indicates many of the issues leaked today were already patched in the latest ios, we will continue work to rapidly address any identified vulnerabilities." samsung — whose smart televisions were reportedly targeted — says, "we are aware of the report in question and are urgently looking into the matter." former cia staff have called the leak "incredibly damaging", and say it makes the country less safe. jonny dymond has more. who is listening when we are watching? change channel to 103. if the leaks are genuine, then the cia can use some television voice command technology to send our conversations back to the spooks. show me samsung smart. and it is more than just televisions. the convenient technology we surround ourselves with can be turned against us. they are tapping into cars, they ar

amir says he went to fight with the ypg.d even australia. the kurdish group is not banned here, but that's not the case everywhere is it? this is where it gets politically difficult. although the ypg are known to have been successful in towns and villages, they've taken back is—held territory, but the kurds also have a deep—rooted history of conflict with turkey. turkey does consider the ypg a terror organisation, so for people going tojoin this terror organisation, so for people going to join this conflict, it's difficult territory. what do the police say? they say again and again don't go to syria and the met police haveissued don't go to syria and the met police have issued warnings saying, if you play any role, you can expect to be questioned at the very least when you come back. in a statement the police told me those who've committed criminal offences can expect to be prosecuted. however any december six on whether to prosecution will be taken by the cps ona prosecution will be taken by the cps on a case by case basis

sarah: amir speaking to us about his visit to iraq.he british government has even northern ireland made political party more time to reach a deal. power-sharing talks in northern ireland are down on monday and if no agreement is, but his face of the prospect of a second snap election or direct rule from london. years after a democracy protest rock hong kong, advocates say they will face the charges. this comes one day after hong kong picked a new dating back leader -- beiijing-backed leader. she said she was not involved with the movement to prosecute the protesters. the white house says is that kushner, who serves a senior advisor role to the president volunteered to the to the congressional committee. you're watching dw news, still to come, and influential pro-israel lobby group meets in washington and gives is the sort of news is like to hear from u.s. vice president mike pence. we will look at how the trumpet and ration is trying to warm up relations with israel. -- trump administration is trying to warm up relations with israel. s

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>> because office to oh bay amir. >> would you have done it? >> it's not a funny thing to execute people. it is something terrible, but, yeah. >> all right. fascinating. it is also fascinating that this guy that you interview, he is 28-years old. a former catholic alter boy from belgium. >> this is what we have to understand. it is no long they are kind of remote foreign threat from people in far away countries speaking in foreign tongues. it's within our own societies now. the internet and the kind of incredible isis propaganda machine has meant their warped ideology has really managed to permeate western society. and we have seen thousands of young people in the west who have been drawn in by the allure of this ideology who have ended up in syria and iraq and joining isis. the question is when they come home, what do authorities do with them. >> that's a good question because he is not an isis fighter anymore. but he's not retired from the ideology. he still believes what he believes, correct? >> this is what is so rare. i have interviewed a

. >> he puts the training to work, baby cpr, and little amir starts breathing. the room broke down crying tears of joy. >> it was almost like a guardian angel god sent to us that day. >> oh, my gosh. thank gosh for that officer. >> an officer answers a calls and saves a baby. >>> trump is tweeting again, and comedians are taking notice. queue the late-night laughs. >> i don't know if you were paying attention but donald trump seemed pretty steady. he gave the big boy speech in front of congress, long pants and everything, and it was very impressive. i was afraid he sold the timeshare in crazytown. well, he's back! >> one of trump's tweets read terrible, just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. there's no way trump knows what mccarthyism is. >> he is a private man that likes to keep his thoughts to himself. >> now, these are allegations with enormous significance if true, so of course the nation immediately responded by saying, hey, you spelled tap wrong. >> and just like that, the white

>> because you have to obey the amir. >> so you would have done it?me, it not a funny thing to execute people, it's something terrible, but yeah. >> "isis: behind the mask" airs on cnn. i was thinking around 70. to and before that?re? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change with investment management services. find fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. my doctor and

. >> you can see the word was used and it amired twice in the story, the online version has a differentadline. intercepted russian inquiries. it did not assert that mr. obama had ordered surveillance on mr. trump, nor did it mention mr. trump. it referred to information received from overseas. >> it did not say in the article that president obama wiretapped candidate trump. >> trust me, i've said this before, if we knew that someone was surveilling president trump, we would write that, that's a great story. we don't know it, it doesn't seem to have happened. and i'm honored to be cited by the president, i guess, it's a complete misreading of the st y story. >> why do you think he's doing that? >> it comes out, goes online the night of january 19th, on march 3rd, there's right wing talk radio talking about how the president was under surveillance. on march 4th, he's tweeting about this, it's a pretty big distance. then it takes another two weeks, before he finds the reason why he tweeted. in that time, you had info wars and a bunch of other fringe websites and news sites coming up with a

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amir bell, misses basket and send tonight to overtime n overtime penn could not hold on, miles stevensscores, and penn suffered a heart breaker, 72-64 the final >>> flyers playoff hopes hanging on by a thread right now. taking on the bruins in boston we will pick it up in the first, no score, david pastor knack scores on the power play to get bruins on the board first and then later in the second, jordan wheel scores off a wayne simmonds shot, third goal in six games. it stays that way until late in the third, 252nd left stafford scores on the long shot. that will give boston a two- one victory. >>> shorthanded sixers on the road in l.a., taking on the clippers, and hey, here's something we hope we will see more of ben simmons taking the court for pregame warm ups. sixthers with a one point lead at the half. they were able to hang in there, showing a lot of fight, reshawn holmes had a career high, 24 points but late in the fourth quarter, the clippers with a late, seven to nothing run, chris paul led all scorers with 30 points. l.a. will win 112-100. >>> that is all for sports. i'm les

>> because you have to obey the amir. >> so you would have. >> it's islamic law.t's not a funny thing to execute people. it's something terrible, but yeah. >> how did he -- because as i was watching that, i was saying to you, he looks just like such a normal person. how did he end up joining isis? >> well, i think what unis really shows us, don, in a sense is that islamic extremism is no long their remote external foreign threat of dark men with long beards speaking in different tongues and far-flung parts of the world. islamic extremism exists now very much in the west within our own societies. and authorities are really struggling to grapple with trying to ascertain which young men like unis have actually become severely radicalized to the point where they would actually carry out violent attacks on their own people. and which are maybe partially radicalized or radicalized but still not violent. it's a very gray, gray area. unis' specific case, he had a slightly troubled upbringing, converted to islam at about 17 years old. and after a few years, fell in with a

>> because you have to obey the amir. >> reporter: so you would have? >> that is islamic law.t is not a funny think to execute people. it is something terrible, but, yeah. >> all right. clarissa roy joins me now. it is a fascinating profile. what, if anything, in your conversations with him surprised you? >> i think what is so surprising about him is that on paper he sounds every bit this kind of terrifying jihadi. he wants to live under sharia law, he would like it implemented in the west. he has no problems with the group's brutal tactics, with its warped ideology. when you meet him and spend time with him, there's a kind of whiplash because in person he seems on the surface to be utterly unremarkable, to be similar to other young men. he is wearing a hooded sweat shirt and jeans with his sneakers. he likes to play video games. he has women problems. he has been married three times. so there's a kind of disconnect between on the one hand embodying this hateful ideology and on the other hand being incredibly normal in many way. >> now he is back in belgium, what is his lifeli

by eight, ryan bentley incomes down three, bentley led penn with 18, 102nd left, penn up by two but amires and send tonight overtime n overtime penn could not hold on miles stevens again, scores , and, penn suffers a heart breaker, 70-64 the final >>> flyers playoff hopes hanging on by a thread right now taking on bruins in boston we will pick it up in the first, no score, david pastorn ak scores power play to get bruins on the board first and then later in the second -- jordan wheel scores and they are tied at one. it stay that way, until late in the third, 5.6 second left, stafford scores, that will give boston a two-one victory. >>> the shorthanded sixers on the road in l.a. taking on the clippers. hey, here's something we hope we see more of ben simmons taking the court for pregame warm ups. sixers with a one point lead at half they were able to hang in there showing a lot of fight, reshawn holmes had a career high 24 points, and then late in the fourth quarter, the clippers with a late, seven to nothing run, chris paul led all scorers with 30 points and l.a. will win 112-100. >>> th

the bep application was pulled but amir did not give up. he has now passed numerous ordinances designed to rid the city a pleasant ridge. one ordinance has been used against the landlord. they been cited with hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and on the resource was to sell out to the developer for only $10,000 per property. time has run out for some of these renters, and they have nowhere to go. like robbie who is bedridden with ms. it is truly sad watching them leave pick some of the children that have left, like antonio juan carlos and sack you supply in our yard. it's been extreme hard on the adults involved. but can you imagine what this is doing to our children? how are they going to respect to government after being treated this way? losing to help and having the mayor referred to as as a cloud over the city. never would i've imagined that anyone holding a public office would refer to people living in the city this way. that a public official would go after a group of citizens using such tactics as it is to obtain their priva

amir is one of the unacommpanied under—18s who was allowed into the uk under the dubs scheme.is home in the war—ravaged city of aleppo two years ago when he was 15. we're protecting his identity and have re—voiced his words. it was like a horror film, bombs every day, everybody scared, the only choice was to wait for death or leave. he said it is sad that the scheme which brought into the uk is to end. it was my choice from the beginning to come here. in syria, we learned about the uk, it's a democratic country that is really great and protects minority groups. the conservative backbencher heidi allen recently visited refugees in northern france with the mp yvette cooper. heidi allen wants to keep the dubs scheme going by getting local authorities to say how much spare capacity they have to resettle unaccompanied young migrants. that's what mps will be voting on today. if the offers of capacity and goodwill are there, we as a nation should be taking them up on those offers. the dubs scheme we have chosen, at this stage, to end it at the end of the financial year neatly. the hu

we got to her house i had looked on instagram and i saw that the house was op fire so then that's amirf she was okay. i pray for the better and hope she'll be okay. >> officials tell us that the child has stabilized but again remains in critical condition here at chop with serious injuries. and we do know the fire marshal's office is investigating this fire. lauren. >> jenny, thank you so much for the update. >>> and police have identified the victim who was killed in a hit-and-run and then hit again in pottstown. police say 24-year-old donald purnell was walk to go work friday along route 100 near shoemaker road when someone driving a dark colored pickup truck hit police rage. mary profanities while by people for trump.. this was one of here not inop were arrested after. >>> bo at trump tower during found. this isiss nixon/water g ae. fif but if it is true -- [ laughter ] >> -- illegally it would be the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> president obama spokesperson released statement saying in part neither president obama for any white house official ever ordered surveill

. >> good afternoon supervised my name is [inaudible] all a very and amir to support homicide.s a major gap in her housing infrastructure. the housing market in san francisco is [inaudible] force working people out of this a good processing when the most wonderful weather starting out their careers. of families start out there is and veterans whether it be integrated back into society need to protect these people from being priced out of the city. in fact we need to welcome these people in san francisco to create a sustainable communicate currently there's no public housing programs were subsidies for moderate or middle income households. all my stuff would alleviate some of the issues surrounding the affordability crisis in san francisco by focusing precisely on the housing best way needed for families making between 60,000-$150,000 in. we think but that's not a lot of money at all if you live in the city. $60,000 a year people working in san francisco living in san francisco. these are our teachers, our nonprofit employees, the city employees. these the people working for the

. >> good afternoon supervised my name is [inaudible] all a very and amir to support homicide.s a major gap in her housing infrastructure. the housing market in san francisco is [inaudible] force working people out of this a good processing when the most wonderful weather starting out their careers. of families start out there is and veterans whether it be integrated back into society need to protect these people from being priced out of the city. in fact we need to welcome these people in san francisco to create a sustainable communicate currently there's no public housing programs were subsidies for moderate or middle income households. all my stuff would alleviate some of the issues surrounding the affordability crisis in san francisco by focusing precisely on the housing best way needed for families making between 60,000-$150,000 in. we think but that's not a lot of money at all if you live in the city. $60,000 a year people working in san francisco living in san francisco. these are our teachers, our nonprofit employees, the city employees. these the people working for the