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bbc verify has been piecing together video to tell us more about how it unfolded., here's jake horton. this is the moment the attack in new orleans began at around 3:15am local time on the 1st of january. you can see a white pick—up truck swerve around a stationary police car. the truck then sped onto the kerb before accelerating down bourbon street, in the heart of the city's french quarter, which was bustling with people celebrating new year's. what followed were scenes of chaos and carnage. police have named the suspect as us citizen shamseddin jabbour, a 42—year—old army veteran from texas. he raced down the road, mowing people down in his path. at least 15 were killed and many more injured in this cctv footage, which we verified. you can see people run for cover as the truck narrowly misses them. another video appears to show police a few blocks away running towards the scene of the attack. this map shows the truck's route after entering bourbon street. the suspect drove almost three blocks, about 300m before coming to a stop. this video shows that the truck m

ben chu from bbc verify has been trawling through some of them — there are 100 or so — to see what theynauguration, covering areas ranging from border control, designating drug cartels as foreign terrorist organisations, to energy policy, withdrawing the us from the paris climate agreement, to diversity and gender, declaring that there are only two genders, male and female, and many more executive orders besides these. but what are these executive orders? well, they are a written order or directive issued by the president to the us federal government, which does not require approval of the us congress, its legislative branch. they are not explicitly mentioned in the us constitution, but authority for issuing them is accepted to derive from article two, which states that the executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states of america, and every president from george washington down has used them. presidents can revoke the executive orders of their predecessors. on his first day in office in 2021, joe biden signed an order laying the ground for the us to rejoin the 2015

and this picture from social media, checked by bbc verify, shows law enforcement many heavily armed surroundingick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken over the investigation and confirmed that they're looking into this as an act of terrorism. the incident took place in the central french quarter of new orleans — a notable and busy nightlife spot — in the early hours of new year's day, local time. this was the scene in the last few hours — it's mid—afternoon there now. large parts of that french quarter have been cordoned off while investigations continue. and, within the last couple of hours, we've heard from the fbi about the suspect. the subject has been identified as 42—year—old shamsud dinjabbar, a us—born citizen from texas. he was driving a ford pick—up truck, which appears to be rented, and we are working to confirm how the subject became in possession of this vehicle. an isis flag was located on the trailer hitch of the vehicle, and the fbi is working to determine the subject's potential associations and affiliations with terrorist organisations. we are working

and this picture from social media, checked by our team at bbc verify, shows law enforcement, many heavilysurrounding a white pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. an islamic state group flag was found in the vehicle along with potential explosive devices. local officials say that ensuring safety for all residents and tourists in the area is now a top priority. our correspondent tom bateman has the lastest from new orleans. new orleans at new year's eve. this part of the city is its best known, a tourism and nightlife hotspot. just after 3am, chaos unfolds. the first signs of panic as police raced to the scene. what they find, much of which is too graphic to show, is the immediate aftermath of a ramming attack. officers say a man in a pickup truck ploughed into a crowd, trying to run over as many people as he could. he then unleashed a shoot—out with police, who fired back and killed him. it involved a man driving a pick—up truck down bourbon street at a very fast pace, it was very intentional behaviour, and this man was trying to run over as many people as you possibly could. he

this picture from social media, checked by our bbc verify team, shows heavily armed officers — surrounding — directly after the attack. an is flag for was found in the vehicle — along with potential explosive devices. from new orleans, tom bateman reports. shamsud—dinjabbar, now the focus of an intensive fbi investigation, the man believed to be responsible for this new year's day attack. just after 3am chaos unfolds. the first signs of panic as police race to the scene. what they find, much of which is too graphic to show, is the immediate aftermath of a ramming attack. this is where the attack began. that white pick—up truck moving down this street towards the direction we are in, slowly at first, before getting to the junction here with bourbon street, this very famous thoroughfare in the historic part of new orleans. it took a right and accelerated quickly down the street behind that police truck there. last night president biden said he was being briefed by the authorities. the law enforcement and intelligence community are continuing to look for any connections, associations, or co—c

bbc verify has examined a 24 hour snapshot of his timeline and found a wave of misinformation amplifiede day on the platform for the owner of x. elon musk has had a lot to say about the grooming gang scandal. this is his number of posts on the uk and grooming gangs. it's increased sharply in recent weeks and on monday, without naming musk. sir keir starmer attacked those spreading lies and misinformation on the response to the grooming gangs. we've analysed musk timeline on that same day, monday the sixth, from midnight to midnight gmt, there were 153 posts. this includes those written by musk and those by others that he shared. 33% of them were on us politics, 48% on the uk, and nearly all of them about grooming gangs. and these posts contain a range of false information. at 8.12 on monday morning, musk posted that former prime minister gordon brown sold those little girls for votes. later, he posted starmer was deeply complicit in the mass rapes in exchange for votes, a reference to when sir keir starmer led the crown prosecution service. there is no evidence that gordon brown or keir

in the early hours of the morning and local time and this picture from social media checked by bbc verifycement, many heavily armed, surrounding that pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi as we say, now the lead agency in this investigation looking into it as an act of terrorism. many of you may know the famous french quarter of new orleans and may have been there. it is a notable and busy nightlife spot and it was the early hours of new year's day local time. so a very busy time. although as we have heard the streets were even busier a few hours prior to this around midnight. also very busy because a big college football game is due to take place later on in new orleans at the sugar bowl. let's show you the scene from the last two hours. it is around lunchtime now in new orleans and of course as you would expect, large parts of that french quarter cordon off while the investigations continue. let's speak to news correspondent anna adams in new orleans. just looking at the latest fbi statement coming in talking about bomb technicians working with other law enforcement pa

bbc verify�*s 0lga robinson has more. 0ver over the past month, russian social media have been floodedit is oil used to fuel vessels and estimated that 5000 tons has leaked in the sea. it happened here, the strait that separates russia from the crimean peninsula. two vessels were damaged in late december and russian scientists estimate their spill could be twice the size of the last significant oil spill in 2007. this is a video of the latest incident that were released by russian authorities in december showing one oil tanker split in half with streaks of oil clearly visible in the water. the other one went aground. ukrainian activists have accused these vessels of being part of the shadow oilfield, tankers poorly maintained and not properly insured and thought to be used to move oil to avoid sanctions but analysts could not confirm this. greenpeace estimates that the spill area covers around 400 square kilometres and at least some of this oil has sunk to the bottom of the sea and here is a video from an independent russian environmental group and it shows what looks like oil on the s

in this picture, verified by bbc verify, shows law enforcement heavily armed surrounding a white pickupthe aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken the lead in this investigation and confirmed that they are looking into this as an act of terrorism. we also heard from our u.s. partner cvs that fbi agents are working to identify individuals in a video which shows several people dragging explosive devices into place. this incident took place in the famous central french quarter of new orleans, a notable and busy nightlife spot, and the early hours of new year's day local time. this is the scene in the last few hours. it is midafternoon there now, and large parts of the french quarter remain cordoned off as the investigation continues. earlier we heard more from the fbi about the suspect. >> the suspect has been identified as 42-year-old shamsud din jabbar, a u.s. born citizen from texas. he was driving a ford pickup truck, which appears to be rented, and we are working to confirm how the suspect came in possession of the vehicle. an isis flag was located on the trailer hitch of the veh

bbc verify has been looking into it. >> yes, palestinians have been coming to the north of gaza for thee in months after israel granted them access as part of the cease-fire deal agreed last week. contact for you, around 90% of people in gaza have been displaced during the conflict, according to the united nations. many people lose sight of the exaggeration orders and have been unable to return until today. as people know heading north again, what are they turning -- returning to? this map shows destruction and gaza and how it has spread over time. based on satellite imagery, academics estimate roughly 60% of buildings have been damaged or destroyed across the gaza strip. but the worst of the damage has been in the north. let me show you two examples. in gaza city, just under three-quarters of buildings have been destroyed or damaged. further north in north gaza, the figure is said to be just under 70%. here's an example from what that looks like in practice. this is what it looks like i'm of the neighborhoods we are focusing on, a big area with homes and businesses. you can see the roa

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this picture via social media, checked by bbc verify, show law enforcement, many heavily armed, surroundingickup truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken the lead in the investigation and confirms that they are looking into this as an act of terrorism. the incident took place in the famous central french quarter of new orleans, a notable and busy nightlife spot in the busy hours of new year's day local time. this was the scene in the last few hours. it is early afternoon they now. large parts of the french quarter remain cordoned off while investigations continue. in the last hour, we've heard from the fbi about the suspects. >> the suspect has been identified as 42-year-old shamsud din jabbar, a u.s. born citizen from texas. he was driving a ford pickup truck, which appears to be rented, and we are working to confirm how the suspect came in possession of the vehicle. an isis flag was located on the trailer hitch of the vehicle, and the fbi is working to determine the subject's potential affiliation with the organization. we are working with the department to investigate th

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now bbc verify has examined a 24—hour snapshot of his timeline and found a wave of misinformation amplified our analysis editor ros atkins explains. elon musk has had a lot to say about the grooming gangs scandal. this is his number of posts on the uk and grooming gangs, it's increased sharply in recent weeks and, on monday, without naming musk, sir keir starmer attacked those spreading lies and misinformation on the response to the grooming gangs. we've analysed musk�*s timeline and on that same day, monday the 6th, from midnight until midnight gmt. there were 153 posts, this includes those written by musk and those by others that he shared. 33% of them were on us politics. 48% on the uk and nearly all of them about grooming gangs. and these posts contain a range of false information. at 8:12am on monday morning, musk posted that former prime minister gordon brown "sold those little girls for votes. " later, he posted, "starmerwas deeply complicit in the mass rapes in exchange for votes." a reference to when sir kier starmer led the crown prosecution service. there is no evidence that gord

and this picture from social media, checked by bbc verify, shows law enforcement, many heavily armed,unding a white pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken over the investigation and confirmed that they're looking into this as an act of terrorism. the incident took place in the central french quarter of new orleans, a notable and busy nightlife spot, in the early hours of new year's day local time. this was the scene in the last few hours. it's around lunchtime there now. large parts of that french quarter have been cordoned off while investigations continue. and in the last few minutes, according to local media reports, today's sugar bowl american football college game between notre dame and georgia has been cancelled. but we are awaiting confirmation of that. in a moment, we'll cross live to the scene in new orleans, but first, this report from tom bateman. police raced to the scene just after 3am on new orleans�*s bourbon street, an historic tourist district packed with bars and music venues. the night had been filled with people out for new year's eve. of

ben chu from bbc verify has been trawling through some of them — there are 100 or so — to see what theye day of his inauguration, covering areas ranging from border control, designating drug cartels as foreign terrorist organisations to energy policy, withdrawing the us from the paris climate agreement, to diversity and gender, declare there are only two genders male and female. many more executive orders besides. but what are these executive orders? well, they are a written order or directed issue by the president to the us federal government which does not require approval by the us congress, its legislative branch. they are not explicitly mentioned in the us constitution of 1789, but it is expected to derive from article two, the executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states of america. and every president from george washington down has used them. presidents can't revoke the executive orders of their predecessors, on his first day in office in 2021, joe biden signed an executive order weighing the ground for the us to rejoin the 2015 paris climate agreement, re

on bbc verify, we been looking at the impact have been looking at the impact on the uk. the caloriesf polar bears? black boxes recovered at the scene of a passenger plane and helicopter crash in washington are just one probe how the accident occured. it's to present an initial report in 30 days. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking the american airlines flight and the black hawk military the first question is whether either was off course. to the helicopter, referring to it as pat25 this is the audio. in other words, the helicopter was being told to watch out. in another recording, we hear what appears to be the helicopter�*s pilot. is being referred to because — as we can see from the footage — there was another plane nearby. passenger aircraft in the us use what's called a collision avoidance system. at low altitude. we definitely would. runways in the us. it's just five miles from the white house. there�*s a huge amountof- .,... in a relatively small area. that question still requires an answer. the democratic former transportation secretary, staff being hired. julia ma

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and this picture from social media, checked by our team at bbc verify, shows law enforcement, many heavilysurrounding a white pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. an islamic state group flag was found in the vehicle along with potential explosive devices. local officials say that ensuring safety for all residents and tourists in the area is now a top priority. our correspondent tom bateman has the lastest from new orleans. new orleans at new year's eve. this part of the city is its best known, a tourism and nightlife hotspot. just after 3am, chaos unfolds. the first signs of panic as police raced to the scene. what they find, much of which is too graphic to show, is the immediate aftermath of a ramming attack. officers say a man in a pickup truck ploughed into a crowd, trying to run over as many people as he could. he then unleashed a shoot—out with police, who fired back and killed him. it involved a man driving a pick—up truck down bourbon street at a very fast pace, it was very intentional behaviour, and this man was trying to run over as many people as you possibly could. he

this picture from social media, checked by bbc verify, shows law enforcement — many heavily armed — surroundingte pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. here's that same scene from the opposite angle. you can see the pick—up's bonnet bent upwards just behind a large red vehicle. president—elect trump has just released a statement saying the trump administration will fully support the city of new orleans as they investigate and recover from this "act of pure evil!" the white house says president biden was briefed on what it called the �*horrific�* attack and he called the city's mayor to offer full federal support. new orleans authorities say they'll provide an update within the next hour. we will of course bring that to you as soon as they appear. let's speak to north america correspondent rowan bridge — he's following developments from washington. the first thing we should talk about is the pick—up truck. those are the first pictures we have seen off the truck on the scene, the bonnet of the truck crumpled upwards. what do we know about the driver and what happened in the immediate af

ben chu from bbc verify has been trawling through some of them — there are 100 or so — to see what they on the day of his inauguration, covering areas ranging from border control, designating drug cartels as foreign terrorist organisations, to energy policy, withdrawing the us from the paris climate agreement, to diversity and gender, declaring that there are only two genders, male and female, and many more executive orders besides these. but what are these executive orders? well, they are a written order or directive issued by the president to the us federal government, which does not require approval of the us congress, its legislative branch. they are not explicitly mentioned in the us constitution, but authority for issuing them is accepted to derive from article two, which states that the executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states of america, and every president from george washington down has used them. presidents can revoke the executive orders of their predecessors. on his first day in office in 2021, joe biden signed an order laying the ground for the u

you're watching verified live on bbc news.the israeli cabinet expected to give final approval for the gaza ceasefire deal has been delayed with israel accusing hamas of backtracking on parts of the agreement. there are reports hamas is trying to get one or two symbolic prisoners to be included on the list of palestinian prisoners to be freed. on the israeli side, a far right party in the governing coalition has demanded that israel ensures it can resume fighting as soon as the first phase of the ceasefire ends. some mps are threatening to pull out of the government. but first let's cross now to my colleague mark lowen in tel aviv. any update on when the israeli cabinet meeting might be taking place? he cabinet meeting might be taking lace? ., , ., ., place? no news on the timing or whether it _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will happen _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will happen today. - whether it will happen today. still the line of the israeli gover

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more to come, do stay with us here on verified live on bbc news. hello. an hour for one or two. storm eowyn is still out in the western atlantic right now. it's set to develop into that potent storm, but before it arrives, this will bring some wet and windy weather tomorrow before we see a quieter spell after some rain through today. now that rain is clearing away from eastern areas. clearer skies tonight. relatively light winds. it's a recipe for some mist and fog, particularly across some eastern parts of southern england, and some frost as well, just about anywhere. lowest temperatures minus five minus six to the grampians as we go into thursday morning. so if you have plans for the outdoors, morning could be best, although watch out for some fog first of all, east anglia and the south east. already rain into northern ireland. batch of rain and strengthening winds will push into western scotland, wales, western parts of england during the morning, pushing its way eastwards into the afternoon. gales likely towards the west and southwest. things will bri

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verify all of that information. one more question? >> are you looking at the family member cell phones? >> bbc news. you know about the altitude of the helicopter at the moment of impact? can you talk about the procedure? ask in d.c., it is kind of a unique environment. i am not an air traffic control specialist. but there are helicopter zones or tracks. this one was transiting, i believe, from track one to track four as part of their normal procedure. if you live in d.c., you see a lot of helicopters going down into this area, so there is a very well-defined system in that regard. altitude, until we get the additional information, we cannot validate or corroborate any of that, until we get more of the data that was on the plane. i want to clarify one question about cell phones. today's age and time, a lot of electronics and devices do contain a lot of other information. we have found in our accidents that we are notified through a smartphone. as part of our process, we will treat all of the effects of the deceased with dignity. we are already stirring to pull that information together. if we feel i

bbc news, amman. after more than 15 months of fighting — what is the current state of gaza? our verify. thanks, sophie. israel launched its offensive in gaza after the hamas attacks on the 7th of october, where around 1,200 people were killed. 251 others were taken hostage. but the impact of 15 months of war in gaza has been huge. whole neighbourhoods have been flattened by israeli strikes during the conflict. let s talk firstly about the human cost of the war in gaza. this is the death toll provided by the hamas—run health ministry in gaza — 46,707 people killed. ministry officials also say this number of people have been injured — more than 110,000. israel says it has killed 17,000 fighters and that hamas s figures can t be trusted. but the death toll is high and some think this figure is an underestimate. let me show you a bit more about the amount of damage that s been done in gaza. this picture is jabalia in the north of the strip before the war. this is a verified image of the same scene now — you can see almost everything here has been destroyed. this map shows an estimate of ho

verify. it says that it's a preliminary report will be 30 days' time. stay issued in 30 days' time. stay with us here on bbc england, wales, lots of sunshine through the afternoon, northeast around 6—10 degrees. so a lot of dry weather around on saturday, but a fair bit some misty conditions for a time as well. then we will see some sunshine, but all the while out but remember, that weather front will be running into this area of high pressure. sunday, this weather frontjust weakens, just breaks apart — and so what will be left with for sunday is, yes, but nothing too significant. for example, northwest scotland, also central and eastern england — we should see some spells of sunshine. and in that sunshine, temperatures like these seven, decent spells of sunshine. then, we will thrive, how you feeling about it how w—if— '; www — ,. w— if youtare feel if you are no fishermans fishermans friend, industryefishermans friend. went to hearfrom industryefishermans friend. went to hear from you, peter and ramsey, charles it

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