anwar, qandeel and waseem's mother, is in court for the verdict. he is too good, my god.anding trial for the murder are five other men including mufti abdul qawi, a local celebrity mufti. qandeel had taken selfies with him in a karachi hotel room. it was after these now infamous selfies that mufti qawi lost his high—profile job on pakistan's religious council. mufti abdul qawi! as he arrives at court, it is clear that mufti qawi still has a lot of support. barely 10 minutes later, the verdict is announced. and mufti qawi emerges from the courtroom a free man. qandeel‘s youngest brother, waseem, is given 25 years for her murder. the reamining five accused are acquitted. while qandeel‘s mother slips out the back of the courtroom to avoid the media, mufti qawi holds audience outside. but has justice really been done? atiya jafri was the investigating officer for the multan police. 1,000 women are murdered in pakistan every year in the name of honour. as a woman, atiya made it her mission to catch qandeel‘s killers. but having pressed charges against six men, including haq na

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-born muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki. >> o'donnell: and jeff joins us now. what have we learned about how the shooter was vetted before he began training with our men and women? >> reporter: the department of defense tells us the u.s. embassy vetted him in saudi arabia to see if there were any ties to terrorist organizations. and now, obviously, investigators are going to look back at that process to see if they missed anything. and, by the way, norah, there are about 5,000 foreign students in similar department of defense programs around the country right now. 900 of those are from saudi arabia. >> o'donnell: all right, jeff, thank you. new information from the f.b.i. tonight. they say two men who robbed a jewelry store hijacked a u.p.s. van and got into a deadly shoot- out with police, were already wanted for two heists near miami. police towed away the bullet- riddled u.p.s. van today. the suspects were killed, as was the u.p.s. driver, and a 70- year-old man in another car. as manuel bojorquez reports there are questions tonight about the overwhelming us

democrats have warned that president anwar trump is on the verge of dictatorship by republicans have defended his record it was all part of a fiery debate on the house judiciary committee on the 2 articles of impeachment against donald trump the democratic party is leading efforts to formally charge trump with the abuse of power and obstruction of congress. in new zealand attempts to recover bodies from the white house and volcano are expected to be made despite scientists fearing another and an interruption 2 more victims from monday's eruption have now died of their injuries and hospital raising the number of dead to 8 jessica washington reports from auckland. it's not how this is trailing interest would have expected to be going home leaving new zealand on a stretcher suffering from severe burns the israeli defense force is flying out some patients who suffered horrific injuries when the white island volcano erupted to relieve the pressure on new zealand hospitals burns units have been operating at full capacity with surgeons working nonstop since monday's tragedy trying to save t

because of their treatments of we the muslims of representatives has passed a bill calling on president anwar trump to condemn abuses against the minority group it urges the closure of detention camps in the northwestern region of sudan and it names members of seen john's communist party who washington says are responsible for peace is what china has or is the u.s. to stop the bill from becoming law saying it's a domestic issue brain has more on china's reaction on ports china's next steps will be. well a short time ago we did hear from the foreign ministry in beijing on wednesday morning not surprisingly they have spoken out very strongly against this bill warning the united states not to interfere in china's internal affairs and i'm calling on congress to basically correct its mistake in their words and not to allow this bill to become law as to what china does next well there are a number of options at its disposal they can carry out all sorts of sanctions against u.s. officials in china or they could restrict their travel in china now when president trump signed into law the hong kong dem

know that these will be angles that the fbi are looking into, he appears to quote both bin laden and anwar al locky, before he was killed in a drone strike, this seems to indicate that in the frame of mind that this shooter had was anti-american, anti-israeli, sort of lines he was saying were, you know, america won't get peace until it gets out of our lands. this was the sort of line that he was going down in this tweet, if indeed it turns out to be him, but the evidence seems to point in that direction at the moment. that's the analysis of the site organization that examines extremist propaganda like this. what we are learning from his family is this was an academically good student, he did we will to get on to this training program in the united states. it's seen here as sort of a really esteemed position to get in if you can get that high level military training in the united states. his family said there was nothing out of the ordinary about him when he went to the united states, had been in touch with him over the past couple of years. nothing in their minds about him had changed. his

>> anwar sadat buys himself an inflatable child.y and more coming up on "weekend update." >> "weekend update" initially was about irreverence. it was about a middle finger to the powers that be. >> for on the spot report, let's good live to lorraine newman at the blaine hotel. >> it was cathartic for people who saw the hypocrisy in the establishment. i don't think people took "update" seriously. it was a relief. >> first man to walk on the moon neil armstrong lost a finger when he jumped from a truck and caught his wedding ring on a barn door at his home. while jumping out of the truck the former astronaut was quoted as saying, one small step for man, one giant step for -- oohhhh! aahhhh! >> it was a joke basket is what it was. you know. but it became less and less that way. >> it became more personalized. as it went on. much less about a character doing the news, and by the time you get to dennis miller, it was dennis miller. it wasn't about character, it was about them speaking their minds. >> new york city st. patrick's day parad

we need maria anwar but she gets up at 2:00 a.m., and we would love to have you on more. get up at 2:00 a.m. the only reason -- i will concede, tonight, the company christmas party. we got to stay late. thank you, maria. >> thank you so much, sean. >> sean: tomorrow, maria has on u.s. trade representative trade representative for the u.s. robert lighthizer. coming up from a chuck schumer's past comments on impeachment, they are coming back to haunt him. he won't believe what he said in '98. plus, one moderate democrat is thinking of switching parties to the republican party. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, he will weigh in next as our coverage continues. stay with us. ♪ w here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your local xfinity store today. ♪ >> live from america's ne

we're focusing on opening up anwr, 65% of alaskans in most recent poll agree opening anwar.for our country. stuart: your problem i suspect, we're producing a lot of oil in america. we're energy dominant. because of that we're producing so much we got a glut. the price is having a hard time going above 60, $61 a barrel. that will put people off from new drilling and exploration in alaska, isn't it? your production costs are much higher? >> our production costs are higher but we're a conventional field, not fracking in the lower 48. we don't know what the future will hold of as you explore, invest, that takes time. i would encourage companies, investors to take a hard look. i think in the end i think it would be a good thing for everyone. stuart: you have a vast state. >> big state. stuart: i've been there. is absolutely gigantic. watch "life below zero"? >> we watch all our alaska shows. stuart: alaska state troopers, watch that as well? >> yes. stuart: are you closer to australia than you are to california? >> no we are closer to california than australia is to california. s

anwar, qandeel and waseem's mother, is in court for the verdict. he is too good, my god. for the murder are five other men including mufti abdul qawi, a local celebrity mufti. qandeel had taken selfies with him in a karachi hotel room. it was after these now infamous selfies that mufti qawi lost his high—profile job on pakistan's religious council.