here is what we know about hamza. he is in his 30s. as a boy, hamza. he is in his 30s.bly shaped and influenced by osama bin laden. this isa influenced by osama bin laden. this is a tragic story, fathers and sons, as we know historically. in fact, contrary to many reports, osama bin laden feared for the safety of hands. hamza is one of bin laden‘s davbridge 20 kids. —— favourite 20 kids. he wanted hamza to leave afghanistan and pakistan and go and study in qatar. hamza's imagination has been shaped by his father and busily he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps. and since 2015 he has been playing an inspirational role. al-qaeda is desperate for charismatic leaders. unless you have suggested, hamza would feel this particular role as being the son. everything hamza does is to follow in his father's footsteps. his voice, the way he comes across, he imitates his father. point by point, in particular, since the last few yea rs. in particular, since the last few years. itself like we are going to hear a lot more about him. professor fawaz gerges, thank you very much. —

hamza has released audio and video m essa 9 es hamza has released audio and video messages on the internetling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies. and he has threatened to attack against the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father. after a ten year search, osama bin laden was found at a safe house in pakistan, and killed in an operation ordered by the then president barack obama. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. in the compound, they found letters that suggested he was grew grooming his son hamza to succeed him and our intelligence officials believe he is emerging as a key leader in the extremist group. today's al-qaeda is not stagnant, it is rebuilding, and it continues to threaten the united states and our allies. the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden. officials believe he could be in afghanistan, pakistan or iran, but they admit they don't know for sure. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. pakistan's offer to return to india a c

in 2017 showing hamza's wedding in 2009 to a senior al qaeda leader's daughter in iran.and hamza hasin al qaeda propaganda videos since he was a child.u.s. officials say documents recovered from the 2011 navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden indicated he was grooming hamza for a leadership role.peter bergen, cnn national security analyst: "his father was writing him very extensive letters when he was on the run, he was supposed to be in the compound in pakistan where bin laden was killed the night of the raid."and it's that 2011 raid that may be driving hamza. michael evanoff, assistant secretary for diplomatic security:"he has threatened attacks against the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father." the u.s. officially designated hamza as a terrorist in 2017 - and now all u.n. members are required to freeze all of his assetsall of this as the intelligence community warns that al qaeda, which perpetrated the 9-11 attacks, is rebuilding.the attacks led to the u.s. war in afghanistan - the country's longest war, continuing today, with 14,000 u.s. troops stil

they say hamza osama was groomed by his father.rump's praise for kim jong—un. they say kim and his regime are responsible for the death of their son. a few months after succesfully landing a robotic probe called insight on mars, nasa scientists have finished the preparations for the first ever exploration below the surface.

in a dusty tent, i met 12—year—old hamza from iraq. he can't walk. he stood on a mine. he's all alone. "life inside was good", he says, "but there was less food and water and a lot of heavy fighting." as we leave, he stops me and asks, "what will happen to me?" there is no easy answer. the women and children are sent to displacement camps. more than 80, mostly babies, have died making this journey from baghuz. the men left behind won't go so peacefully. like the caliphate itself, their days are numbered. but even when this is over, they will leave behind a legacy of pain. quentin somerville, bbc news, deir ez—zour, syria. the us is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden, son of osama bin laden, who ran the islamist militant group al-qaeda and approved the 9/11 terror attacks. american officials believe hamza was groomed as his father's successor and is emerging as a key leader. it's thought he's on the afg han—pakistan border. let's get more on this from our washington correspondent chris buckler. chris, i think they bel

does anybody at there have any idea where hamza bin laden might be?hanistan or pakistan. remember when osama bin laden was killed, he was actually killed alongside hamza bin laden cup's brother in the firefight. the question is, where is he now? he is probably not colocated with other al-qaeda leaders. he is probably somewhere on the run, moving around a lot. he probably knows that a drone might get him, or special operation forces might click open his door at 3am. thank you for joining us. time for a look at the weather. it's looking pretty wet and windy. quite a change compared to what we have seen earlier in the week, that record—breaking february heat. today, we have seen someone get into northern ireland and that weather pushes into scotland, england, and wales for the next few hours until gradual easing in the night. the weather becomes a dry later on, quite a mountainside. a reasonable start to saturday for scotland and england. but the weather goes downhill quickly in northern ireland, wet weather and moving in quickly here. this band of rain

offering $1 million for the whereabouts of hamza bin laden. of al qaeda. >> it's a heads-up that we are looking for you and we will get you. >> reporter: hamza's terrorist pedigree to hamza's wedding to a senior al qaeda daughter in iran. hamza has appeared in propaganda video since he was a child. and documents obtained from a navy s.e.a.l.s raid indicated that bin laden was grooming him. >> his father was writing him fairly sensitive issues when he was on the run. he was supposed to be in the compound in pakistan when he was killed. >> reporter: it's that raid that may be driving hamza. >> he has threatened to attack the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father. >> reporter: the u.s. official officially designated hamza as a terrorist in 2017. and now all united nations are required to freeze all of his assets. al qaeda which perpetrated the 9/11 attacks is rebuilding. attacks that led to the u.s. war in afghanistan, the nation's longest war with 14,000 troops still in the country. al qaeda hack wes been weakened recen

just how big of a pose does hamza pose to the u.s.?'s another question, how big a risk does al qaeda pose to the u.s.? i think the short answer is, not a very big risk right now. it is such that al qaeda hasn't conducted a successful attacks on the united states since 9/11. i think al qaeda with hamza is emerging with a leader and potentially one day even taking over the organization. it is something to be concerned about. the person running it now is in his late 60s. hamza is about 30. he has been grouped by his father, as you said, for a long time. and he's got the family name. he has the family name which means a lot in that part of the room. so the state department released this million-dollar reward for information leading to his capture. >> and we saw saudi arabia revoke his citizenship. >> how would you characterize al qaeda in terms of its terror and power to affiliates. >> it is called nusra. it has been a slightly more moderate, if you can use that term. also in south asia, bangladesh, north africa. they can certainly kidnap

us officials say hamza bin laden is emerging as the leader of the islamist militant group.ather, who ordered the 9/11 attacks. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler reports. the united states has published a wanted posterfor hamza bin laden, and they believe this is the new face of al-qaeda. the group has been responsible for many killings and bombings, but none were more devastating than this. on september 11th 2001, its members flew planes into the twin towers of new york‘s world trade center. one of a series of murderous attacks on america, apparently masterminded by 0sama bin laden. almost two decades on, the us has new concerns about al-qaeda and its late leader‘s son. hamza has released audio and video messages on the internet, calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies. and he has threatened attacks against the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father. after a ten—year search, 0sama bin laden was found at a safe house in pakistan and killed in an operation ordered by the then president barac

the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden.es has published a wanted posterfor hamza bin laden, and they believe this is the new face of al-anda. the group has been responsible for many killings and bombings, but none were more devastating than this. on september 11th 2001, its members flew planes hundreds of pupils have been kept away from a primary school in birmingham by their parents today, in protest over lessons on same sex relationships. parkfield school, which has a majority of muslim pupils, says it's promoting diversity and inclusion. our midlands correspondent sima kotecha has the story. today, a quieter parkfield school, 600 fewer pupils out of a total of more than 700. it is being called a protest. some parents, most of whom are of muslim faith, are unhappy about the school teaching their children about same—sex relationships. telling children as long as four that it's ok to be gay, if you are a muslim, if you are a christian, itjust doesn't go with our beliefs, our rights. but there are same—sex couples in society

what do we know about hamza bin laden, and how significant is he?ll, we know he is osama bin laden's son, the heir to the throne of al qaeda. he is about 30 years old. he said part of his time after 9/11 in iran. he is almost certainly in pakistan or afghanistan, that region. if you look at what he said the past couple of years, he has been increasingly calling out the united states and encouraging attacks against the u.s., british, and other allies. he has increasingly become the young face of al qaeda. h jane: been around for some time. why has the state departmentto decidessue this reward for his capture? seth: it looks like al qaeda ise trying to bit of a rebound, as the islamic state has declined in stature, he has -- it has declined in its control of territory. al qaeda still has a reasonabldi number of jis in syria. it has al-shabaab in somalia, a nunder of fighters in yemen, other locatis. it is trying to make a rebound, and this is its future, or so al qaeda leadership belie jane: all eyes have been on the islamic state for a very long time

here is what we know about hamza bin laden. the is around 32 years old. asa laden.s father and by his father plasma confinement journey. this is a historical dialectic of fathers and sons. —— by his father's journey. he dialectic of fathers and sons. —— by his father'sjourney. he is following in the footsteps of his father. since 2015, hamza bin laden is called on his al-qaeda followers to avenge the murder of his father and brother who were killed in pakistan during the american operations. so interesting, thank you for the biographical sketch. can you for the biographical sketch. can you explain to me why he even had saudi arabia citizenship in the first place? obviously since 2017 hamza bin laden was designated as a global terrorist by the united states. by stripping him of his nationality, it took place after 2017 when the americans made the decision to say he is a global terrorist. the question is why now? why put a bounty on his head for a $1 million? your viewers, 1 million american dollars is not big money. it's big money to me! the current leader of al-qaed

officials say hamza is a "key leader" with a growing influence within al qaeda. he is thought to be a favorite among the former al qaeda leader's many children. intelligence officials believe he's 30 years old and married to the daughter of 9/11 hijacker mohammed atta. since his father's killing by navy s.e.a.l.s in 2011, hamza bin laden has promised revenge, releasing audio and video messages on the internet, calling for attacks against america and the west. since the rise of isis, international attention has generally moved away from al qaeda, but american officials still see bin laden's terror organization as determined, adaptable and very dangerous. tom. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> back here at home to the successful spacex liftoff. a major test for flight scientists and it could reignite a new wave of americans at the helm in space. here's abc's senior transportation correspondent david kerley. >> ignition. lift off. >> reporter: america's hopes to again launch astronauts to space took off early this morning. spacex's falcon 9 testing its dragon crew capsule

hamza bin laden also has a new million-dollar bounty on his head. the u.s.e department sees him as an emerging face of terrorism. more from holly williams. >> reporter: we have only a few images of him. his current age is guessed to be around 30, and he's believed to be living in hiding in either pakistan or afghanistan. hamza bin laden is a figure shrouded in mystery, but the state department says he's emerging as a leader of al qaeda, and some think a possible replacement for the terror group's top leader, ayman al- zawahiri. >> he seems to be very charismatic. >> reporter: ali soufan is a former f.b.i. agent and expert on al qaeda. >> he has been groomed since his father's death to take a more senior role in the organization. >> reporter: hamza bin laden grew up a poster child for al qaeda, appearing in propaganda videos, like this one... and thought to be his father, osama bin laden's, favorite son. as an adult, he's threatened america in audio recordings, yet only now has the u.s. government offered money for help capturing him. >> just the fact that he

hamza's home country revoked his citizenship.hey believe he is on the afghanistan-pakistan border and could cross into iran. >> somebody like hamza, a younger guy, been in the group since a child is a significant threat. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, washington. >> thank you. >>> the push is on there to grab the last bit of territory isis controls. u.s. backed forces say they pushed more than half a mile or 1 kilometers into the enclave. heavy fighting is under way. you can see from this video, a sense of what's happening on the ground. three sdf fighters have been wounded, so far. the operation started friday after civilians were moved out of harm's way. our senior national correspondent, ben, has this. >> reporter: at 6:00 p.m. local time, the forces launched the final operation to clear out that last sliver of land occupied by isis, near the iraqi border. now, that operation had been delayed because they want to get all the civilians out of that area. according to one estimate, since the first of february, as many as 15,000 p

the mourners holmes's younger brother who was shot and wounded in the attack on the el nor mosque hamza had attended kashmir high school in christchurch along with another of the victims it was there that the prime minister was welcomed on wednesday with a traditional mahdi haka my mother. was one of the messages that i want to see you try again people in particular he said kate a grave is i came to ask for help even if you were directly effected these things these images that people are saying they have really really difficult to proceed some injured in the attack of now left christchurch hospital after treatment but many remain some in critical condition the medical staff say that tired but proud of the way they've responded to what was an unprecedented number of gunshot wounds gunshot injuries aren't uncommon for us we normally see went to a month and we normally see one to two critically injured gunshot i should say year so about six in the last three years but to get forty actually one day is exceptional having to be exceptional for any hospital in the world actually the mosques wh

the tabloids call him hungry hamza. here he is on the left, 30 kg heavier.ng british food and then almost starved in is's last stand, in baghouz. 0nly starved in is's last stand, in baghouz. only now does he condemn the group he has served for the last five years. there are many, many kids passed away from severe malnutrition. do you blame the west for that? no, i blame the islamic state of iraq, 100%, because they did have food, and they did have medicine, and they did have enough to provide, but they didn't. he grew up to provide, but they didn't. he grew up in to provide, but they didn't. he grew upina to provide, but they didn't. he grew up in a privileged west london home to pakistani parents. he has now been stripped of his british citizenship. young british men brought ruin here. they turned their backs on their families, their friends and their country. now, they are paying the price. for most, there is no way back. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: losses for turkey's governing party in local elections — the opposit

hamza parvez is one of them, and one of is's earliest british recruits.y fears was targeted drone strikes. so, people wouldn't really want to be associated with one another, just in case... because we didn't actually have a list of who was on the drone list or not, so, we'd really be scared of, this guy might be and this guy might be, so i would just keep to myself. but this is an extraordinary thing, because for anybody else, if you realised you were on a drone hit list, maybe you might actually start questioning what the hell you were doing in raqqa and why you were being a member of islamic state. didn't you think that was a time to leave the group? yeah, of course, there was many times when i thought, "time to pack up and leave." and there was many times i did try to pack up and leave... yes, but you did join that group willingly. the horror for most people is that they had no choice over it. syrians, iraqis, libyans, yazidis, who were all either displaced, who were raped, who were murdered by islamic state... you willinglyjoined that group. they had

john gambrell says, talking about hamza bin laden, began appearing in videos in 2015.has committed without punishment, you thought wrong. >> the way that hamza thinks, because of his brand of islam that he follows, they're not going to worship of false idols was not going to be revenge for the death of his father and brother and other brother. would be more to avenge the deaths of the defenders of islam, as they call it. they are very religious, their own psychotic version of islam. he's making it apparent that he remembers what happened and what's been going on and he thinks we have oppressed everyone in iraq and iran and pakistan. al qaeda, they are on a strategic pause. this is not an end. the big headlines. al qaeda is going to wait around and stab you in the back. they hit new york in 2003, tried to knock down the trade towers, they came back in 2001 and succeeded. you can't get complacent with these guys. >> shannon: what do you make of the price tag? is it enough to get people to turn him in? >> >> it could be but he is surrounded by hardliners. it's going to ta

accorheng to state department hamza is calling for attacks on the u.s.abouts remain a mystery. the u.n. security council added him to the sanctions list. saudi arabia roked his citizenship. summit after a nuclear with nuclear without a deal trump administration announced a major policy change announcing a standoff with that rogue nation. the pentagon is ending large joint militarywi drills south korea. instead, the two countries going to hold smaller exercises. that move is seen as an olive branch to north korea, but it's likely to raise concerns about militaryeadiness in that region especially if tensions rise. >>to tell you about this. all new this morning. a major milestone in space spacex's unmanned dragon spacecraft has reached the istation. earlier this morning the dragon capsule successfully docked witc the station. the fallon 9 rocket powder through space jusda a after the launch at the kennedy space station in florida. the capsule will be doblgd thcke for the next five days. itould be the same spacecraft that will return back to earth later this

among the mourners, zaid mustafa, hamza's younger brother.e suffered gunshot wound to his leg during the attack. heavily armed police stood guard outside. another reminder of the horror of what happened. the nanation is grieving with is muslim community. and prime minister jacina ardern wants to demonstrate that. >> there is a desire to show support to the muslim community as they return to mosques, particularly on friday. there is also a desire among new zealanders to mark the week that has passed since the terrorist attack. to acknowledge this, there will be a two minute silence on friday. we will also broadcast nationally via tv and radio new zealand, a call to prayer. reporter: amid the outpouring of sorrow, the message is clear. we stand together in the face of terrorism. brent: aid is starting to reach communities in mozambique, zimbabwe, devastated by cyclone idai. heavy flooding in the wake of the storm has made it difficult to reach survivors. the world food program says nonstop rainfall is making it worse. more than 300 people are c

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the mourners holmes's younger brother who was shot and wounded in the attack on the el nor mosque hamza had attended kashmir high school in christchurch along with another of the victims it was there that the prime minister was welcomed on wednesday with a traditional mahdi haka my. mother who. was one of the messages that i want to see you try again people in particular he said kate a grave is ok to ask for how even if you were directly effected these things these images that people are saying they have really really difficult to proceed some injured in the attack of now left christchurch hospital after treatment but many remain some in critical condition the medical staff say that tired but proud of the way they've responded to what was an unprecedented number of gunshot wounds gunshot injuries aren't uncommon for us we normally see went to a month and we normally see one to two critically injured gunshot i should say year so about six in the last three years but to get forty x. in one day is exceptional hoping to be exceptional for any hospital in the world actually the mosques where

the us is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden, sonhe islamist militant group al-qaeda and approved the 9/11 terror attacks. american officials believe hamza was groomed as his father's successor, and is emerging as a key leader. it is thought he is on the afghan—pakistan border. a deadline for two sisters from saudi arabia who have been appealing for help on social media to stay legally in hong kong after escaping from their family has expired. that means they could be deported. the young women ran away from relatives who they say beat them. they have been hiding in the chinese territory since september. two rival draft resolutions on venezuela have failed to pass at the un security council. russia and china vetoed a us resolution calling for humanitarian aid to be allowed in, and free and fair elections. a russian resolution seeking a political solution with president maduro's approval for any aid failed to secure the minimum support needed to get to a vote. tesla has announced the closure of many of its retail shops worldwide as it

the mourners holmes's younger brother who was shot and wounded in the attack on the el nor mosque hamza had attended kashmir high school in christchurch along with another of the victims it was there that the prime minister was welcomed on wednesday with a traditional mahdi haka. was one of the messages that i want to see you try getting people in particular he said kate a grave is i came to ask her how even if you were directly effected these things these images that people are saying they have really really difficult to proceed some injured in the attack of now left christchurch hospital after treatment that many remain some in critical condition the medical staff say that tired but proud of the way they've responded to what was an unprecedented number of gunshot wounds gunshot injuries aren't uncommon for us we normally see went to a month and we normally see one to two critically injured gunshot i should say year so about six in the last three years but to get forty actually one day is exceptional having to be exceptional for any hospital in the world actually the mosques where the

the us is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading them to hamza bin laden, sonosama bin laden. officials believe he was groomed as his father's successor, and is emerging as a key leader of the islamist militant group al-qaeda. it is thought he is on the afghan—pakistan border. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. does comedy have the power to transcend borders, religions and politics? and can it build bridges between different communities who may mistrust and misunderstand one another? well, my guest today thinks so. he's one of the arab world's most popular comedians, nemr abou nassar. brought up in the united states and lebanon, he quit hisjob as an insurance broker to become a stand—up comic. he believes humour can change the world. but does he risk promoting misunderstanding and perpetuating stereotypes through his comedy? nemr abou nassar, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. so there you were, at the age of five in united states, watching television and you decided there and then that you wa

hamza is with us. do you ever get on a bicycle?” be inspired! hamza is with us.ybe you need to do some raining —— training first. and where that bright kit! he‘s one of youtube‘s biggest stars, with 90 million views and counting. but now commedian hamza arshad has turned his hand to children‘s literature. i never thought i would be in this position but my book came out yesterday, it is a children‘s book and the character gets into a crazy adventure. and for you it is a challenging asian stereotypes? when i was growing up i did not read as much as i wanted to and i felt when i was much as i wanted to and i felt when iwas in much as i wanted to and i felt when i was in the library i did not feel that anything really resonated with me. ijust that anything really resonated with me. i just thought that anything really resonated with me. ijust thought it that anything really resonated with me. i just thought it was a that anything really resonated with me. ijust thought it was a shame that we did not have more diversity in books to appeal to the asian community but als

mustafa and his fifteen year old son hamza came to new zealand fleeing war before they were gunned down by a white supremacist in a mosque last friday. among the mourners. says younger brother he suffered gunshot wounds to his leg during the a toc. heavily armed police to guard outside another reminder of the horror of what happened. the nation is grieving with its muslim community. and prime minister just cinda are down once to demonstrate that. there is a desire to show support to the muslim community as they were tuned to mosques particularly on friday there is also a desire months new zealand as to mark the week that has passed since the terrorist attack. to acknowledge this there will be a two minute silence. on friday we will also broadcast nationally via t.v. in seed and radio new zealand the call to prayer. and then the outpouring of sorrow the message is clear we stand together in the face of terrorism. let's go straight to new zealand we're joined by chris permits journalist based in auckland good morning thanks for being with us a very solemn day for new zealand. indeed brian

there is a whereabouts of the hamza bin ladin. he has called on his followers to call on attacks against the united states and allies. osama bin laden was killed in 2011. they indicate hamza bin ladin was being groomed for leadership. >>> the u.s.-backed syrian democratic forces have started their final push on the last bit of territory inside syria. the military says it's advanced more than 1 kilometer into the enclave. heavy fighting, though, is under way. three sdf fighters have been wounded so far. all this despite the u.s. president's claim that all isis territory there had already been taken. the operation started friday as the civilians were moved out of harm's way. a spokesperson tweeted this, after comrades, the operation to clear isis has started at 1,800 this evening. >>> the u.s. military is leading a major exercise and trying to fog out local forces tackle a growing threat, cnn pentagon reporter ryan brown is there. >> reporter: here at this military base, u.s. special forces are working with local counterparts in bur

latest headlines: the us has offered a million dollar reward for the capture of 0sama bin laden‘s son, hamzast militant group, al-qaeda. after days of escalating tensions over kashmir, pakistan is set to release a captured indian fighter pilot. two men have accused the pop star michaeljackson of sexually abusing them hundreds of times in the late 1980s and early 1990s. now it's time to look at the stories making the headlines in media around the world. we begin with the gulf news and speculation that pakistan is about to free a captured indian pilot, as tensions over kashmir continue. meanwhile, looking at the japan times. it attempts to deconstruct why the talks between trump and kim broke down, and what happens next? let's move now to the new york times, which reflects on whether it would be wise of us democrats to push ahead with trying to impeach president trump, following michael cohen's testimony. the business pages of the daily telegraph lead on what they call a show of faith by investment heavyweights — poised to put a large amount of cash into uk assets. the front of the times highl

hamza speaking revenge for the death of his father nearly a decade after the mastermind was killed byy seals in pakistan. the united states ordering members to free all of bin laden's assets as the us and the terror leader down. last year a un panel found al qaeda is getting stronger than isis in places like somalia, yemen and south asia. border agents, crossing into new mexico, most of them kids without any parents at all. or families from central america. some people had to be taken to the hospital. the arrests come as senators from both sides introduce a bill to stop donald trump's national emergency declaration, the house passed a similar measure earlier this week. jillian: the governor of washington state has his eyes on washington dc. j inslee will announce his presidential bid today. 's top issue, climate change which he calls the real national emergency. he would be the 10th democrat to run for the 2020 nomination. the list is growing. 2020 could be a big year for the castro family. julian castro says his brother, joaquin castro is considering a senate run. there is no clear d

it is not clear where hamza is hiding today.ven in the ad lib providence. they say afghanistan affect center also likely hiding spots for the emerging leader. there is a 1 one bounty on on the side for information leading to his capture. but it's a far cry from the bounty on the heads of the isis leader, the current leader of al qaeda paired both of those leaders remain at large in addition to bin laden's son, harris. >> harris: jennifer, thank you very much. we want to get back to a story we provoked on michael porter lives are. michael cohen will return for yet another hearing before the house intelligence committee next wednesday. he has been asked to bring some documents to back of his testimony. we are also learning that trump tower moscow project promoter felix slater has been called to testify on march 14th. house democrats are suggesting that the president's children, donald trump jr., ivanka trump, it could also be called to testify. i want to bring in now for legal expertise, chris staszak. former senior investigative

of state is offering a $1 millunty for information leading to the capture of osama bin laden's n, hamzas believed to be the new leader of al qaeda. hamza bin lan has called for acts of terrorism in western capitals and threatened revenge for his father's death in 2011. the government of saudi arabia also announced it isping bin laden of his citizenship. a deadly siege by al shababom militants inia's capital has ended with all of the attackers killed. 29 civilians also died. mali forces battled the extremists overnight to dislodge them from a building in mogadishu, after the ailitants bombearby hotel. meanwhile, the u. military announced its latest air strike on cenal somalia killed 26 al shabab fighters. washington state govnor jay inslee announced today he is running for president, joining a growing democratic field. the former congressman led the democratic governor's association in 2018 when the party flipped seven gubernatorial seats. inslee told supporters in seattle that combating climatege chill be the centerpiece of his campaign. >> because i believe in our r ability e to any ch

the mourners holmes's younger brother who was shot and wounded in the attack on the el nor mosque hamza had attended kashmir high school in christchurch along with another of the victims it was there that the prime minister was welcomed on wednesday with a traditional mahdi haka mother her mother. was one of the messages that i want to show you try getting people in particular he said katie grave is ok to ask for help even if you were directly effected these things these images that people are saying they have really really difficult to proceed some injured in the attack of now left christchurch hospital after treatment but many remain some in critical condition the medical staff say that tired but proud of the way they've responded to what was an unprecedented number of gunshot wounds gunshot injuries aren't uncommon for us we normally see went to a month and we normally see one to two critically injured contract i should say year so about six in the last three years but to get forty actually one day is exceptional hoping to be exceptional for any hospital in the world actually the mos

a one million dollar reward for information about osama bin laden's son the state department says hamza bin laden is emerging as a leader of al qaeda it says he could be on the afghan pakistan border in recent years hamza bin laden has released audio and video messages calling for attacks on western targets now saudi arabia has stripped him of his citizenship the reuters news agency is reporting that european union states have blocked a proposal to blacklist saudi arabia for lax controls on money laundering and financing terrorism for u.s. territories were also on the list prompting lobbying by washington i'm riyadh to veto the idea the rejection of the proposal won't be formally adopted until at least next week. with regards to the methodology i think that we explained that at length that it was done in close cooperation with the member states and that member states were consulted both on the methodology and on the countries last year . sudan's president omar al bashir has stepped down as leader of his ruling party but is staying on as president despite months of demonstrations against

comes a day after the united states offered a $1 million reward for information on the whereabouts of hamzaved he is now the leader of the terror organisation, which is blamed for carrying out the 11 september attacks. we will be speaking to an expert on al-qaeda a little later in the programme. that is at 7:10am. the search for a british climber who has been missing in the himalayas for almost a week is expected to resume today. tom ballard and his italian companion daniele nardi were trying to scale one of the highest mountains in the world. ben ando reports. last co nta ct last contact from british mountain it tom ballard, climbing with italian daniele nardi, was on sunday, when they had reached 6300 metres, or nearly 21,000 feet, up in the himalayas. it is the world's no highest peak, but with temperatures down to —40 degrees and winds of up to 200 miles an hour, it has become known as killer mt. helicopter searches have reported seeing a tent and traces of an avalanche in the area, but in fort william, in scotland, where mr ballard spent much of his early life, they are still hoping fo

day after the united states offered a $1 million dollar reward for information on the whereabouts of hamza of the terror organisation, which is blamed for carrying out the september 11th attacks. eight people have suffered minor injuries after a plane abandoned its take—off at stansted airport. what's been described as a "big bang" shook the cabin. the vienna—bound lauda—motion flight skidded to a halt on the runway before being evacuated. all flights at the airport were suspended for around three hours while the runway was cleared. there's been a big rise in the number of people receiving calls from scammers pretending to work at the tax office. hm revenue and customs said it had received 60,000 reports of phone scams in the last six months of 2018 — a rise of 360% compared to the six months before. people are being warned to be vigilant to the fraud, which is targeting mainly landline users. don't feed the ducks. ucd sign at the park, people don't take notice fixing ucd sign. don't feed them bread. rangers at queens park in glasgow have installed giant plastic ducks to try and get the me

the state department says it's willing to pay up to $1 million for information on hamza bin lauden.say he has taken the reins of the terrth osama bin laden was grooming his son arabia revoked his citizenship. >>> coming up, a major crackdown in the east bay. >> plus southwest airlines suing its mechanics, why they're accused of deliberately grounding flights. >> did the new tax law change how americans give to charities? what new numbers are revealing. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. a happy, we've all been there, right? you're owe -- hey, we've all been there, right? you're there and a carpool cheater goes zipping in and out of traffic. that all ended yesterday. the california highway patrol issued 109 citations for carpool violations in the tri- valley area during a saturation patrol that went between 6 and 10 a.m. the extra enforcement was held to c

they say hamza osama was groomed by his father.he family of american student otto warmbier, who died after being jailed in north korea, have spoken out against president trump's praise for kim jong—un. they say kim and his regime are responsible for the death of their son. a few months after succesfully landing a robotic probe called insight on mars, nasa scientists have finished the preparations for the first ever exploration below the surface. at ten o'clock clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, on bbc news with the special olympics taking place this month, bill clinton, nicole scherzinger and members of the kennedy s family reveal howjfk s sister used the power of sport to change the lives of millions of people with intellectual disabilities. this programme contains some language you may find offensive. some of the words that people used to use was moan, idiotic, horrible, you're different, and you're odd. walking through the neighbourhood, and they would actually shout out, oh i didn't know you

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in a dusty tent, i met 12-year-old hamza from iraq. he can't walk -- he stood on a mine.amily, all i.s., were killed in an airstrike.on d, is all al "life inside was ghe says, "but there was less food and wateand a lot of heavy fighting." as we leave, he stops me and asks, "what will happen to me?" there is no easy answer. the women and children are sent to displacement camps. more than 80, mostly babies, have died making this journey.me the left behind won't go so peacefully. like the caliphate itself, their days are numbered.th but even whe is over, they leave behind a legacy of pain. quentin sommerville, bbc news. .ane: a look at some of the day's other ne israel's prime minister is to face charges of bribery, fraud, d breach of trust. benjamin netanyahu is alleged to have accepted gifts from wealthy businessmen and dispensed favors to get positive press coverage. it is the rst time a sitting prime minister has faced prosecution and comes weeks ahead of national elections. he denies any wrongdoing. egyptian prosecutors say the fire which killed 22 people at cairo's mai

we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten a badly now it's a sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i caught. is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. french us has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence global threats in occurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thou