. >> reporter: this is about the last location, where that 14 year-old girl hanna jones was seen 13th and snider here in south philadelphia. she was spotted in the three two-year old man, that guy has been since arrested but hanna is still missing. three two-year old devon harley is charged with assaulting a police officer after hitting a philadelphia sheriff deputy with his car early sunday morning. he may be key to finding a missing 14 year-old girl. >> unfortunately his whereabouts where he was taken into custody are still unknown >> reporter: backup to october e 14 year-old hanna jones reported girl missing. florence township police took the initial report and lead agency in this missing persons case. around 11:30 saturday night florence township police as well as fbi and philadelphia sheriff deputies were able to track down hanna to the 900 block of johnston street in philadelphia she was in the white sedan with harley. >> i did observe hanna in the front passenger seat. however, the driver failed to listen to our commands and fled area. >> reporter: harley hit a cher your's depu

welcome the one, the only, "jungle" jack hanna.r us here? who have you got a gila monster, right. >> james: it's a what. >> an animal that can kill you. >> james: oh. jack hanna, everybody. we'll be right back. >> no, no, no. it's something called the gila, from arizona, new mexico, they call it a-- lizard, it is an animal, doesn't have fangs t has a venomous bite, they have to chew on you for awhile. >> james: has this one got a venomous bite. >> i never tried it. no, this animal here, just take a picture, it is very slow. >> james: [bleep] a picture, i'm getting out of there. >> he will chew you and kill you but make sure awe pop one up on instagram, no, i'm running. >> let's get rid of the monster because look who is coming. o who is this we've got now. >> you won't believe this. >> james: what is it. >> we named it after you, he was in a famous movie, she called it smithie. >> james: after a character in a show i did. >> exactly. >> james: a beaver. >> his name is smithie. >> james: is this a beaver, i have seen a few beavers.

when investigators located the vehicle and harley hanna was no where to be found.er mom says this is not the first time her daughter has put herself the street. this is the longest she has been missing and not in contact with family. >> she has told us in the past she just puts herself out there on the streets and she is doing it herself but i don't think she understands that these people are waiting for kids like her to get them involved in trafficking. >> reporter: hanna was last seen last sunday outside her mom's burlington county home. >> there are literally posters everywhere. >> reporter: her mom has not stopped searching for her since she ran away and is looking for any and all leads and to get a message to her daughter. >> please come home hanna we love you we want to help you, we want you safe please call us, reach out to someone who can reach us because we love you. >> that 32-year-old suspect is expected to be charged with aggravated assault that sheriff deputy we are told is okay and did suffer injuries to his arm to get a better look at hanna jones you

money watch's hanna doba joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, hi there hanna >> reporter:all street ended higher and dow jones ended up higher. dow jones gained 69, nasdaq pick up seven. millions of driver's license numbers were reportedly included in the information, exposed in that massive cyber security breach at equifax. last month the credit reporting agency says private information of offer 145 million people, was compromised. beside social security numbers , birth dates, addresses, hack exposed a driver license numbers of about 11 million americans according to the wall street journal. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg apologizing for what has been described as a tone deaf virtual reality tour of puerto rico. it shows avatars with live images of hurricane ravage puerto rico accord together san diego union tribune. it was intended to pro met the company's virtual reality app facebook faces. and it was taken, to be insensitive. >>> trump is top for halloween costumes, according to a halloween retail shore says the presidential costume is the number one seller, wonder w

hanna's mother handed over her old cell fence and lap top to authorities. that is how fbi got involved. they think it is more than a runaway teen situation that helped them track her down. authorities have reason to believe that the teen who turned 14 on october 5th, was in south philadelphia with a man, they spotted the man and girl in a white car, trying to pull them over, man stopped but not for long he ran over an officer, drove a few blocks away and ditched the car and he fled on foot. they caught up with him a mile from that scene arrested him but no signs of the girl. she was last seen in her , new jersey on october 8th and while her mother says that her defiant daughter has runaway before this time is different and it is longest that she has ever been away. >> she sent a video message to her sister her older sister, it was, it was upsetting, awful. she was in her koran her way to philly. she was trying to throw everybody off. she said she was going to new york. one point she said she was in new york but police already, i trust they are amazing they

authority say in that time hanna was roped into a human trafficking ring. her mother roseanne spoke to " eyewitness news" sunday, desperate for answers. >> we have like search party out. like crazy looking for my daughter. >> around 11:20 p.m. saturday night fbi task force tracked hanna's location to south seventh street near the schuylkill expressway. members of the task force spotted the girl inside this white pontiac grand am, with a 32 year old man named devon harley. two deputies tried to stop the car but police say harley sped away knocking one of the deputies to the grounds. harley and hanna then abandoned the car about a half mile away, on 9900 block of johnson street. officers eventually caught up to harley a mile away, on the 1300 block of snyder avenue. >> they found abandon car, that's the guy, but never hanna. so she took off in a different direction. she was never found. >> surveillance video obtain by "eyewitness news" shows harley and hanna in a red top and black leggings, running away from the scene near johnston street. gina came out of he

fourteen year-old is hanna jones.he was inside a car that they stopped yesterday but then she disappeared, lets get out to lauren johnson to explain, lauren? >> hi there, karen lets be very clear, hanna rose jones has done this before her mother telling joyce evans on sunday she has been here before and now the fbi is involved because this situation seems a little different then times past. her mother telling us this is first time her daughter has been away from home, this long , and she says that her daughter is defiant, she said that she will do whatever she has to do to get what she wants. this is first time her daughter has disappeared for this length of time. sat take night officers with the fbi philadelphia task force spotted the girl in the car, with an adult man. they attempted to pull the car over. the driver fled, injuring an officer, and ditching the car a few blocks away the driver was spotted a mile away from that scene but there were no signs of the teenager. all of this happening, while her mother was t

its nuclear program but president trump has criticized the deal and has threatened to scrap it mike hanna wraps up the events from the u.n. in new york. repudiation of the iran deal was a central promise of the trump electoral campaign and i'm disgusted i've never seen anything like it in my life and by the way be careful because we made a rare and a real power gave one hundred and fifty dollars. now think of it thank you the crowd booed almost certainly unaware that wasn't the case the sum of money released in terms of the deal was in fact iran's own funds that had been frozen by previous sanctions we didn't get anything we got nothing during his first months in office president trump had to acknowledge the fact that iran was complying with its side of the deal formally certifying so on two occasions but the us ambassador to the united nations has apparently been at the forefront of finding a way in which the president could fulfill his campaign promise coming up with the argument that iranian compliance was not the only thing that need be certified we owe it to ourselves to look at ever

at the same time the report admits the coalition has taken action to improve child protection mike hanna has more from the u.s. the report focuses on children in conflict across the globe in countries ranging from afghanistan to colombia to syria mali myanmar and all the list itself showing how widespread the problem is of children caught up in all recruited to action. there were three thousand five hundred twelve child casualties in afghanistan alone the highest recorded in one country and in yemen a total of one thousand three hundred and forty child casualties were recorded of which the report says the saudi led military coalition was responsible for six hundred and eighty three in addition the coalition is held accountable for the destruction of a large number of schools and hospitals. the saudi led coalition was originally

none more dramatically than 21-year-old hanna. having only the ability to move one hand, dan has worked with hanna most of her life helping her find ways to communicate with others. she is now going to college studying web design. >> hanna is the reason why i do this. she's the prime example of someone who has grown up, seen technology evolve, seen it catch up with who she is. >> reporter: hanna mom cannot be more grateful. >> he does it with heart. he wants to help everybody. >> reporter: in today's world technology can come across as cold and unfeeling. but at least around here for the past two decades. >> when it seems to work very well. >> reporter: it has often been the key to unlocking all sorts of wonders. dan is quick to point out he doesn't do this all by himself. he says the center is a pretty unique of the collaboration of the school, businesses and most of all parents. in fact, a group of parents helped raise $100,000 to give the tech center a face look. nbc bay area news. >> i guess we know who the next proud will be

. >> more features for google smart phone, honey watch's hanna doba joins us from the insuring stockxchange, good morning. >> good morning, guys. yesterday on wall street dow jones gained 20 points on the nasdaq gained three. fed chair janet yellin said federal reservists committed to easing regulations on smaller banks. yellin smoke to the banking conference in st. louis and she defended the tougher regulations imposed following the 2008 banking crisis but said there is room to ease regulations on smaller banks, for example increasing the number of community banks, eligible for less frequent examinations. >>> google unveils a second generation smart phone and other hardware at its latest showcase, new pixel two smart phone comes in two sizes, they have aluminum bodies and no traditional jacks forehead phones. smart phone, speakers and other hardware are pack with artificial intelligence, google hopes it gives them an edge over similar devices made by amazon and apple. >>> dunkin' donuts is down sizing its menu at many locations, the chain will offer just 18 doughnut varieties instea

crash and less member states make that decision the death of dad is likely to remain a mystery mike hanna al-jazeera united nations u.s. president on trial has criticized his former rival hillary clinton and her campaign team after two reports lent them to moscow the latest report claims that clinton's teen financed a dossier of allegations linking trump to russia a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. for months u.s. president donald trump has endured persistent questioning from the media and condemnation from his democratic critics and even those from his own party repeatedly he's portrayed congressional and f.b.i. investigations into possible collusion between his presidential campaign and russia as fake news but now feeling potentially vindicated trump on wednesday went on the offensive seemingly energized by reports the campaign of his twenty sixteen presidential opponent hillary clinton was one of those who paid a former british spy to assemble a dossier containing sleazy allegations against the president that also linked his campaign to russia the whole russian thing

authorities say that 14 year-old hanna jones was inside of a car that they stopped yesterday but then disappear. >> lauren johnson is joining us live from center city with more on this and the search for her. the fbi is now involved, lauren. >> that is right. >> reporter: fbi philadelphia division has gotten involved because they believe that this could be a situation of human trafficking. so now they are trying to find out where this girl is, and she's 14 years old hanna rose jones from florence township, new jersey. she was last seen inside that area sunday october 8th. it has been more than a week now. on saturday night authorities had good information to believe that she was in south philadelphia around 11:30. two members of an fbi philadelphia task force tried to pull over a car that they knew the girl was n they stopped the male driver on the thousand block of south seventh street. the driver stopped. then he took off hitting one of the officers and abandoning the car in the 900 block of johnston street. police spotted him at broad and snider. he was arrested. as for the teenage

was using direct channels of communication with pyongyang mike hanna reports from washington secretary of state rex tillerson has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china is seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listens apparent commitment to pursuing a diplomatic track in dealing with north korea in an off the camera interview the secretary of state confirmed publicly that the u.s. was pursuing back channels in dialogue with the pyongyang administration. this was the president's reaction less than twenty four hours later i told ricks to listen now wonderful secretary of state that he's wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man followed by save your energy rex we'll do what has to be done. president trump continued tweeting on north korea while he traveled a short distance from his golf club to another to watch the final day of the presidents cup tournament at parity unconcerned that he'd publicly contradicted

was using direct channels of communication with pyongyang mike hanna reports from washington. secretary of state rix to listen has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china this seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listens apparent commitment to pursuing a diplomatic track in dealing with north korea in an off the camera interview the secretary of state confirmed publicly that the u.s. was pursuing back channels in dialogue with the pyongyang administration. this was the president's reaction less than twenty four hours later i told ricks to listen now wonderful secretary of state that he's wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man followed by save your energy rex we'll do what has to be done. president trump continued tweeting on north korea while he traveled a short distance from his golf club to another to watch the final day of the presidents cup tournament apparently unconcerned that he'd publicly

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enough to avert what is likely to be strong protest from the saudi government in coming hours mike hanna al-jazeera united nations so here is my want to share in our senior political analysts to talk through this and other issues now and when children are involved when it becomes about the killing and maiming of children that should make a difference shouldn't it but after how many years of war now that we've seen here in yemen and in other conflicts why doesn't it. there's no doubt that children have been you know the foremost victims of war and yes the list is long in africa out of the congo in into afghanistan and syria and yemen and it is every every child's life is precious i think what is muzi if you will here is the fact that listing of saudi arabia of course along with syria these are members of the united nations so dear a.b.n. the united arab emirates the members of the coalition in yemen are members of the human rights council of the united nations in fact as your report just stated saudi arabia was reported then after it blackmailed the united nations last year in order to be

hanna says she feels abandoned by her husband, who has gone underground to fight with a rebel group, but international community, because of the difficulty to keep food on her table, and above all, by her own government, whose soldiers she lives in fear of as she makes her way back home. brent: there is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. u.s.-backed syrian forces every taken raqqa, a city i.s. militants considered their capital. although military leaders say that an operation is underway to clear out dozens of fighters who refuse just wonder. iraqi forces are celebrating the capture of kirkuk from the kurds. the u.n. and the u.s. have access fear that tensions between the 2 could escalate into conflict. pro-independence supporters by the thousands rallied in catalonia tonight in support of 2 separatists who were jailed by authorities in madrid. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day . stick around for that. we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and a

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now they are hoping for any information into hanna rose jones, who knows where she be. she's contacting friend on social media anyone with any information is asked to call authorities. mike and alex. >> thanks, lauren, we will stay on it. >>> 7:35. >>> you know, n nfl ace allowing touchdowns. >> players are enjoying tight. >> whenever we do great things we need a celebration. >> i agree, completely. so rodney mccloud has agreed to come in and help us. i'm looking for a choreographer. is there a torey clausen, hoist a dance teacher now maybe she can help us now. >> okay. >>> put something on tape and send it on twitter. >> okay. >> we also have a special guest. >> damon handsu, he talks bay best selling book and is now coming to the big screen. >> it is djiman who you have not seen him. diamond hand sue. >>> not the best day yesterday for sportscasters. >> no. >> no. >> should we start with what happened last night maybe while were you sleeping, al michaels, painfully awkward harvey weinstein joke during the giants/broncos game last night. ready, now listen closely. >> a

. >> hanna doba joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, hand a we hear there was a record yesterday, what is that all about. >> good morning, guys. wall street ended higher and dow jones hit a new high. all right. the dow jones gains 59, nasdaq pick up seven. shares of wal-mart traded high on news that the retail giant would buy back $20 billion in shares. the world's largest retailer also told investors that on line sales could rise, as much as 40 percent next fiscal year wal-mart only plans to open up 25 brick and mortar stores next year. >> so hanna, there is a rumor something about hotter pizza what is that all about. >> reporter: pizza hut is promising piping hot pies. the company is going to deliver, hotter pizza, up to 15 degrees hotter. the delivery upgrade involves high tech insulation in its delivery pouch and reengineered pizza box, with thicker size that is supposed to lock in heat. >> that is a great idea. nothing worse then paying for delivery, waiting for it, and then it is cold. >> that is right, i'm with you >> i'm all bit. >> mushroom sausage on

. >> reporter: chris roible, hanna allers, a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was offy attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: special education teacher sandy casey and stephen paddock breaking the windows of his room on the 32nd floor floor of the mandalay bay casino and shooting into the crowd below before killing himself. >> we've got the east room secure. we've got one suspect down. multiple firearms. >> reporter: two dozen firearms included an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic weapon machine gun. 19 more fireairports and ammunition also found at his home in mesquite, nevada. neighbors and his brothers dumbfounded. >> steve had nothing to do with any political organization, religious organization, no white supremacist, nothing. >> reporter: police say several pieces of media were found in the hotel room including a source says a video camera. investigators hoping that evidence could offer some insight into the motive for the massacre that left more than 500 people injured. >> i was carrying -- whether they were dead or alive as many peo

tillerson is cutting an increasingly lonely figure in what is clearly a divided administration mike hanna al-jazeera washington. the head of the world food program has visited ranjoor refugee camp in bangladesh david beasley says they desperately need international support to help deal with the crisis aid agencies are trying to help the more than half a million refugees if that a minute you crackdown in. states. has more from one camp on the bangladesh border . i mean. the relief this division sense to be more active in lot of the camps we have visited the last couple of weeks this is far from a very different scenario two weeks ago when things were very chaotic. the army took over for the central distribution of relief and the traffic management thinks looks far better on the ground right now we have also seen presence of very high up u.n. agency people as well as international donor agency people taking part in distributing relief coordinating on the ground talking to put fold monitoring things i spoke to the executive director of the world food program david bisley i oxon to share his

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more an international concerns now about the future of that deal from mike hanna at the u.n. . the security council went about its daily business discussing me and mine a closed session but the abrasive speech by president trump certainly resonated in this building please raise the iran deal was codify did a security council resolution back in two thousand and fifteen at a time the u.s. and the u.n. had different leaders of what has been agreed. if you like to state and european union or certainly when you write you must be fully implemented it is very important to you i'm sorry to see what is now happening with diplomats of today sorry to be are concerned by some of the implications of this statement because we stand by the joint conference of plan of action we judge it to be a good deal which helps improve international security and we want to see it continue to remain in force. others argue the u.s. cannot unilaterally amend a security council resolution and it is not a bilateral agreement it does not belong to any single country and it is not up to any single country to ter

mike hanna al-jazeera united nation lots more still to come here not as air including thousands remain homeless in southern mexico last month's earthquake. one hundred sixty art galleries all under one roof we showcase the best of a lot more in tennis. by the springtime flower of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello dramatic skies have been over northern iran the caspian sea coast over the last week or so have disappeared the white cloud is what represents and that's going through turkmenistan that's where the showers are like to be for the next couple of days leaving behind sunny skies slightly cooler weather arguably to around twenty three sunny degrees baghdad still at thirty six mind you the same is kuwait city and this is sunny skies but if you go back to the coast that's running coast in particular temperatures are the big thing here but the onshore breeze increasing cloud and light into showers is a change has been happening for more few weeks i would say but as i say the wind direction the temperatures slow to change running down through iraq into the

maimed in attacks on schools and hospitals by both the saudis and coalition and who the rebels mike hanna reports in the u.s. . the report lists four thousand recorded violations against children by government forces in some twenty zones of conflict along with over eleven thousand file a sions by non-state groups but in a carrot and stick approach the format of the report has been altered those states or non-state perpetrators that have been gauged with the un and committed to improving protection for children are placed in a separate blacklist from those parties that have shown no remorse or concern about their actions the saudi led military coalition in yemen is placed in this category what became of vanda and clear he said there were some listed parties even through many years to three years that had genuinely been attempting to put in place may shows that i mean they had acknowledged the problem the creation of the category may be an attempt to persuade perpetrators that there is political value in engaging with the u.n. but critics contend it could also be a patent attempt to diminis

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were killed in the sarin gas attack in concert the syrian government rejects the un's report mike hanna reports from the united nations. the security council debate is about women peace and security but in coming days the chambers likely to become the scene of heated argument about the future of the joint investigative mechanism jim its annual mandate needs to be renewed before the seventeenth of next month the g.m. as it is quite frankly the best who we have it has been created by unanimous vote. it has demonstrated that it is highly professional. impartial. so we have. to let's let's use it frankly collectively but the key the key priority now is to recreate consensus. i consider that we have the moral and political responsibility to succeed here in its latest report jim found the syrian government accountable for a sarin gas attack and it looked province earlier this year more than eighty civilians died many of them children the report says evidence gathered from eyewitnesses satellite imagery and mobile phone footage indicate the attack was carried out by syrian government aircraft

state of peace as well as proposing new talks to alleviate the deepening humanitarian crisis mike hanna reports from the united nations in new york. this is the greatest humanitarian disaster in the world that's according to figures presented to the u.n. security council which indicates some twenty two million people in yemen require immediate assistance now nearly one million cases of cholera and more than two thousand people have already died of the disease famine anonyma unprecedented scale is a real possibility it is the result of this crisis that has left some fifteen million people lacking adequate access to clean drinking water sanitation and hygiene health services seven million people are faced with the threat of famine and all of this is exacerbated by the largest single year cholera outbreak ever recorded the u.n. special representative. insists that what he calls influential people are not interested in finding solutions as they'll lose power in any settlement. in mcdonough how to. i request the security council to use all its political and economic power to exert pressure o

and egypt cut diplomatic and trade ties mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . there was no sign of friction among gulf leaders when they met president trump on his first foreign trip but was all smiles and a common pledge to combat terrorism in all its forms yet less than two weeks later the blockade against cutter was launched much to the surprise of carter's emir shaikh bin. we were praising each other. laughing with each other this cussing you know how to solve this terrorism that is a threat for the rest of the world they're making demands of you that you shut down al-jazeera that you may give them your word that you're not supporting in islamic groups are you going to meet these demands our sovereignty is a red line we don't accept anybody interfering our sovereignty when you tell me to close a china like al-jazeera history were right one day in fifty or sixty seventy years how it changed the whole idea of free speech in the region do you believe that they want regime change yes they won they want a regime change that's just so obvious history as well tell

attacking dozens of schools and hospitals last year from will detail on this story wouldn't go to mike hanna who's at the united nations in new york to tell us more about what the u.n. has done mike. well this is part of an annual report released by the united nations in title children and armed conflict and it looks at incidents in which children were injured maimed or killed throughout the year and across the globe the report in detail has some four thousand violations of children rights by government forces around the world and eleven thousand five hundred violations by non-state actors across the world now specifically with regard to yemen this report finds that the saudi led coalition operating in yemen was responsible for six hundred eighty three children casualties that was also responsible for the destruction of a number of schools and villages the opposition there responsible for four hundred fourteen children casualties maim or killed now important to note though that the parties that have been accused of this are contained in an annex at the end of the report and one which is divi

mike hanna sera united nations and other world news the u.s. president is again accusing iran of not living up to the spirit of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and is expected to refuse to endorse it next week donald trump had this to say on iran when he met military leaders at the white house we must not allow iran to attain to obtain nuclear weapons the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence bloodshed and chaos across the middle east that is why we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement. his al-jazeera statical he now with more from washington. just saw twenty four hours ago secretary of defense jim mattis tell the u.s. congress that he thinks that it's in the u.s. national security interest to stay in the iran deal and at the time that many people thought he was speaking to an audience of one president donald trump but if you really look back in now with this reporting that president may have found what he sees as a loophole where he can decer

immoral and illegal actions that put this in billion population at risk well let's cross live to mike hanna who is at the united nations for us mike i suppose this would have been a bigger story if you'd agreed with the u.n. reports pretty much what we expected him to say yes indeed it was though a balanced response a denial of the figures produced in the u.n. report but at the same time a commitment to continue working together with the u.n. we did see in that un report that the saudi led coalition had committed to improve protection for children in yemen and to the u.n. report found that some steps had been taken towards ensuring this but at the same time the saudi and best best of dismissing the figures at the u.n. quoted extensively in its report and attribute all accountability to the opposition who the lead party still though this reaction very different from when the report came out last year when the saudi coalition was on that blacklist as well then saudi arabia reacted angrily threatening to withdraw funding from the u.n. unless it was removed then secretary-general removed. the s

mike hanna al-jazeera united nations. now one of the world's biggest cholera and united nation campaigns is underway in. fears of an epidemic nine hundred thousand doses of the vaccine have been prepared to protect local communities and the hang of refugees who fled violence and mohammad john john reports from a refugee camp and cox's. for these or hinder refugees who've been exposed to so much violence and who still don't feel safe this is an attempt to at least keep them healthy. a massive cholera vaccination campaign led by bangladesh is ministry of health and supported by groups like the world health organization and unicef the goal is to vaccinate six hundred fifty thousand people during the first phase many in this makeshift camp are happy it's happening but say far more needs to be done. the water is too far away that's a problem and people are suffering there are just too many people here and that's why it's so do everyone is getting seen. more than half a million refugees have fled from me and more to bangladesh