nomia iqbal in washington. — has been fined. nomia iqbal in washington, thank _ has been fined.washington, thank you - has been fined. nomia iqbal in washington, thank you very i has been fined. nomia iqbal in i washington, thank you very much has been fined. nomia iqbal in - washington, thank you very much for bringing us up to date on that story. let's bring our panel in on this. we will go straight to brian. would you make of all this is someone who knows mr trump extremely well? you might guess, he doesn't like the gag order and he will skirt the line across it from time to time, but would be restricted in what he will say, and time, but would be restricted in what he will say,— time, but would be restricted in what he will say, and he believes thisiudge. _ what he will say, and he believes this judge. andy _ what he will say, and he believes thisjudge, andy said _ what he will say, and he believes thisjudge, andy said he - what he will say, and he believesl thisjudge, andy said he displayed the evidence earlier that this judge has partisan bias and bauxite this is another e

nomia iqbal live in a scene, _ the shooting happened.e is a part of everyday life in america and a very divisive issue. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri has been looking at the number of mass shootings in the united states. according to the data, mass shootings are on the rise in the united states. so far this year, there have been more than 500 mass shootings. that's according to the gun violence archive, and they measure mass shootings as incidents in which four or more people have been injured or killed. and if take a look at the three years prior, there have been more than 600 mass shootings for each year. that's almost two per day on average. and the worst mass shooting in the united states was in las vegas. that was in 2017, and it killed more than 50 people and left 500 injured. it's important to note, though, that mass shootings leave fewer than ten people dead on average. now, we often talk about mass shootings and homicides. that's often because they're covered more prominently in the media, but it's worth also talking about suicides.

nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine.big rise in reports of anti—semitic hate crime in london since the war. the metropolitan police say there have been 408 offences this month so far. and if you compare it to the same period last year, 1st to 27th october — there were 28. six sets of conjoined twins have been brought together for a special gathering at london's great ormond street hospital. the 12 children, who were all born joined to their sibling, visited the hospital with their families to share their experiences. our medical editor, fergus walsh went to meet them. a special day for six very special sets of twins, all born conjoined, and all treated at great ormond street hospital in london. the youngest, zion and zane, aged six months, were separated when just a few weeks old and are not ready yet for pizza. but it was a hit with a i9—month—old annie, here with her sister, izzy, who was more interested in trying to eat the paper. hassan and hussein from cork in ireland have never let physical disability hold them bac

iqbal chautri.m muhammad iqbal chatrei, my friends call me pal, i was born in karachi, which is one of the largest cities in the world, and of course, the largest city in pakistan. i grew up in a family with five children , and the rest of my siblings are younger than me . i graduated in three and a half years. i started at the age of four. it was a very good school because it was built with a specific purpose and had experienced teachers who were very motivated to teach the children. i was very happy. my father followed my academic situation very persistently and always helped me . he always tried to boost my confidence. for this reason, he took me to various conferences and sent me to the stage under various excuses. in this way, he tried to strengthen my social life and this was very interesting to me. my mother was a real religious person. we had heard many verses of the quran through him. he was trying to explain to us that the quran talks about many phenomena such as the creation of humans, th

our correspondent nomia iqbal is in lewiston. bring us up-to-date on the latest.: in lewiston at the moment there was a lockdown in place, and basically there is an order called shelter-in-place. people can't leave their homes, they are advised to stay indoors, keep safe. businesses are closed for the day and schools -- there is a famous liberal arts college shutdown as well. people are walking around and cycling, but generally it is so much more quietly than you would expect because police are -- hundreds of police officers are trying to find the suspect. in terms of where i am behind me is the hospital, where 13 people who were injured are being treated there. the town is pretty small. we have driven around and i've been to the locations, the bowling alley and the bar, four miles between them where the shooting took place. as of yet they have not found the suspect. the coast guard has confirmed to the bbc that theyre also involved in the search. rajini: nomia iqbal in lewiston with the very latest, thank you very much for the moment. as we have been discussing e

live now to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal, who spoke with abbey.e missing in israel. she moved to israel eight years ago from massachusetts. she says that to have been confirmed as abducted, and another 13—year—olds, she said she saw video of hamas taking him away. i asked her how she feels about the fact that the israeli government is calling for everyone to leave gaza. the un is saying this is not possible, given that her family is likely to be in gaza, how does she feel about that?— feel about that? israel is up auainst feel about that? israel is up against figuring _ feel about that? israel is up against figuring out - feel about that? israel is up against figuring out how - feel about that? israel is up against figuring out how to l feel about that? israel is up - against figuring out how to respond to this _ against figuring out how to respond to this atrocious terror attack and they need — to this atrocious terror attack and they need to defend themselves and id they need to defend themselves and go on _ they need to defend themselves and go

nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine.ndent, john sudworth, in lewiston. john, still no closer to catching this gunman? no, the streets of lewiston are a little busier this morning, although that shelter in place order remains in place, as you heard in the report there. large numbers of businesses and schools remained closed as that search continues across vast swathes of the countryside and waterways of this very rural state. but in some ways the geography of this place plays into the politics. it is a place with strong hunting and fishing traditions, where even democrat politicians have opposed the biden administration's attempts to implement an assault weapons ban. interestingly, though, one of those politicians, the democratic congressman jarrod politicians, the democratic congressmanjarrod goulden, in the wake of the tragedy here, held a press conference in which he said that his previous stance opposing that his previous stance opposing that assault weapons ban had been a failure, and he asked for the forgiveness of

nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine.ka, is in lewiston, and she described the sense of relief in the town now that the manhunt was over. she said please two police located robert kurt and he is dead. it is what many people here were hoping for after these two days, 48 hours, where the city was essentially in a partial lockdown. many people were behind closed doors in their homes, businesses were shattered, and municipal buildings and a lot of the services were closed as hundreds of police officers, some of them from across state lines launched this massive manhunt. there were helicopters, there were drones in the air, there were boots on the ground. earlier on, there were divers in the river trying to search for robert card. there really was this collective sigh of relief when the city officials announced that his body had been found at about 7:45pm local time in a neighbouring town of lisbon, near a river. we have noticed that some of the businesses have started to open up again, vehicles on the road, and people arejust

this nomia iqbal gave me this update. is a real showd honest.his is a real showdown, to be honest. ~ . ., ., ~ this is a real showdown, to be honest. a ., ., �* ., honest. michael cohen and donald trum, honest. michael cohen and donald trump. they _ honest. michael cohen and donald trump, they were _ honest. michael cohen and donald trump, they were very _ honest. michael cohen and donald trump, they were very close, - honest. michael cohen and donald trump, they were very close, it . honest. michael cohen and donald i trump, they were very close, it used to be his most passionate backer and i was his most passionate critic. he cut off ties from donald trump about five years ago. since that is going on to read a book, he's never missed an opportunity to go after donald trump. this is the first time they've seen each other when michael cohen walked into the courtroom, he and donald trump didn't look at each other. donald trump at his arms folded when michael cohen gave his testimony. the court is in recess, they return in an hour. he didn't look

nomia iqbal, thank you so much.ave been taken to gaza by hamas, most hostages being taken from villages and towns close to the border in southern israel. we have been speaking to a woman whose mother—in—law is missing. the last time we heard from her, she was captured in the early morning on saturday. she was on a whatsapp message with her sister from tel aviv, she said she can hear that they are inside and she is going to be safe room. and then her sister kept on asking her something at her phone went off. from that moment, around 9:20am on saturday morning, we lost complete contact with her. we hope that she locked herself in the safe room while hearing the horrors that came from the ground, seeing hamas militant boots outside of her house. we just had no seeing hamas militant boots outside of her house. wejust had no idea what is going on. it took the army many, many hours, overseven what is going on. it took the army many, many hours, over seven hours to get there. and start actual fighting. civilians being murd

the star of iqbal morsi will turn black with these shouts and fires. the doctor who was supposed to make egypt the economic power of africa has broken under the pressure. america's promises have not been fulfilled. but morsi despises his critics and calls them uneducated, ignorant and without identity. now people are coming to the streets again. egyptian military forces are still supported by the united states. stephen beecroft, the american ambassador at the time in cairo, with military and security figures egypt in connection. and several meetings between beecroft and the military are held at the american embassy . hillary clinton talks about the arab spring in egypt in her book and the new chapter that has started in this country. the focus of american aid in egypt is concentrated in cairo, and the focus of american presence in cairo is in the embassy of this country. embassy america is the first foreign embassy in cairo these days. no one has bad feelings for this embassy and everyone is looking forward to the new future. but there are other news i

nomia iqbal is also with us.e key allies, for extra support to add to this battery operation. —— israel have asked. what response are they getting from the us and from president biden?_ getting from the us and from president biden? well, the us's resonse president biden? well, the us's response is. _ president biden? well, the us's response is, to _ president biden? well, the us's response is, to quote _ president biden? well, the us's response is, to quote the - president biden? well, the us's i response is, to quote the defence secretary. — response is, to quote the defence secretary, ironclad and it's been really— secretary, ironclad and it's been really swift. already the americans are sending huge firepower to the mediterranean to help israel. they are sending an aircraft carrier decked — are sending an aircraft carrier decked with warplanes, with destroyers, cruisers, also extra military— destroyers, cruisers, also extra military systems such as ammunitions, this is because it underlines _ ammunitions, this

then maybe if their heart wants to love you, give it to our sunni scholars like iqbal lahori says , "we learned the secret of the qur'an from hussain , we gathered flames from his light, o sabai, come the far away, our greetings are on his pure soil , among all the sunni scholars." and other imams of athar their deep devotion, their love, weight registration. we lived with this belief, today we have the same belief and we ask god to provide the ground for us to live in this world and live this belief, we need to talk, we need to talk to each other , we need to have a dialogue love to talk, to observe the principles of conversation , to negotiate properly, talks lead us to love. love improves the quality of our lives. the people of my region are devoted to god's well-being and special devotion to the imam of martyrs. i want a poem by sheikh rezaza talabani qadri in kurdistan about love for hazrat imam hussain. read at your service the love of hossein's love is to turn your head. love is playing the game of loyalty. 13th mehr 1357 imam khomeini's trip to france. a trip that sparked a ne

iranians will also be lucky that we are seeing this iqbal is also there. thank you very much. dear viewer, thank you very much for being with the economics table. good time . goodbye. this is the voice of the students' disgust for the attack on the children of gaza in palestine. more than 5,000 students from all over tehran province held a class today in palestine square. the students, with their slogans, always declared themselves as supporters of the palestinian people and students. tehrani students did not remain silent in front of the zionist regime's attacks on the oppressed children of gaza. why did we gather here, all of us students came today for support the oppressed people of palestine and tell them that we are behind you and israel. we came here to express our sympathy and show the people of israel that we are behind the palestinian people and that you support the children of palestine. condemning gaza to support the oppressed palestinian students and children, we gathered in this square that i am really saddened with all my heart when i see these children dying und

like iqbal lahori, we learned the secret of the qur'an from hussain.sain is among all the sunni scholars and other imams , their deep devotion and love is recorded. as long as we live in this world and i believe that we need to talk, we need to talk with each other , we need a dialogue. doing brings us to love and love is the quality of our life he elevates those who believe in him because of the eternal flaws of history, the formism of the people, the memory and the heart and the goodness of god's well-being and the special devotion to the imams of the martyrs. i want a poem by sheikh reza talabani qadri in kurdistan. out of love for hazrat imam hussain. i will read for you. love is the love of hussain and your head is turned. let the love of the game go to the fields of loyalty. it's hard to be 20, but there is a formula , get 20 with gaaj 20 formula books, along with attractive educational videos, buy online from gaajmarket.com. our refrigerator broke down today, all the food looked like water , buy it in installments. go to the house and buy an ins

the main consumption of people is heating their homes, and to meet this need, iqbal has been using heaters for years, but the efficiency of these devices is low in our country. their own heat must be sent to the air with hot gases through the chimney. our heaters consume almost twice the standard. officials say they are serious about replacing 20 million worn-out heaters. our estimate is that 70 million cubic meters of gas will be consumed in 120 days. cold year by day and now start by replacing more than four million heaters in exchange for scrapping high-consumption heaters and replacing them with low-consumption grade a heaters, the so-called national gas company will issue remittances saved and provide them to respected investors within 5 years. this is a plan, the forecast of the officials of naftan indicates that with the full implementation of this stage, 2 billion cubic meters of infrastructure fuel will be saved for the country . good morning good morning, dear viewers, with continued greetings reporter, stay with us today, various programs have been prepared in different parts of

national sports expert body, yes , i have to say what is happening, why now there are other teams, iqbal and i, the other teams are petrochemical, and there are too many teams, one of the reasons is this. that when he comes, tehran's football team's popularity will decrease it can be a province in the national team. now you say how many of our players are from tehran. in the iranian national team, sam, which is related to grassroots football , is one of the reasons why mr. shirazi brought our football to this day. all the grassroots football made money . our football resources, because we have little time, now we want to go after these challenges. what actions should the new president take, considering that his initial opportunity is one year and maybe less than one and a half years, and after that, yes , now in these 15 months, according to your words, he must show himself in a way that he will in four years. time for himself in the short term, in this little time of one and a half years and now 15 months, what measures can he take according to your words, and then i think the priority

advances in technology have reached such a level that when we raise the science of such work, we see iqbal is faced not only among islamic countries, but other countries also follow and see what happened in this award , who won and... and they are desperately looking to follow the results of this work in reality. characteristic of dr. well, more than 2,060 works were sent from scientists of the islamic world who are working in the best and research centers of the world, and out of these 2,613 works , these five influential works have been selected. it is the attention of scientists that their effects send. and they have different fields they are working. i would like to add one point and that is that we need newer and more forward-looking initiatives, for example, the capacity of the new international organizations that iran has become a member of, shanghai and brics , are many economic organizations. they are big and the economic superpower countries are members of these, and thank god, with the active diplomacy that has taken place, the islamic republic of iran has become a member of the

here's our north america correspondent nomia iqbal with her analysis.r in five years. michael cohen cut off ties with him then and mr cohen has gone on to write these bestselling books. he's become a bit of a tv personality and certainly a prominent political commentator who never misses an opportunity to criticise donald trump. so this was their reunion. and as mr cohen put it, after he had given testimony and there was a break time, he said, "heck of a reunion." so that's probably definitely one way of putting it. but mr cohen actually gave evidence to a congressional probe back in 2019 which looked into donald trump's finances. and that was the impetus for this lawsuit that this investigation that letitia james, the new york attorney general, brought forward. and as you outlined there, mr cohen has been talking about, he's been giving evidence in which he claims that he was told to inflate donald trump's assets. this is the accusation that he's been facing. there was a bit of a detour into sports. basically, yhey spent a lot of time talking about the

iqbal chautri. my friends call me pal.orn in karachi, which is one of the largest cities in the world , and of course, the largest city in pakistan . i grew up in a family with five children, and the rest of my siblings are younger than me. i started my education when i was three and a half or four years old . it was a very good school because it was built with a specific purpose he had great teachers. they are very motivated to teach children and i was very happy for that. my father followed my academic status very persistently and always helped me. he always tried to boost my confidence. for this reason, he took me to various conferences and sent me to the stage under various excuses. this is how he tried to strengthen the social aspect of my life and this is very interesting to me. my mother was a real religious person, we had heard many verses of the qur'an through her, she tried to explain to us that in the qur'an about the phenomena he said that our religion teaches us to actively seek to find the truth. we were alwa

iqbal chhatri. they say that i was born in the city of karachi, which is one of the largest cities in the world and, of course, the largest city in pakistan. i grew up in a family with five children the rest of my siblings are younger than me. i... i started my education when i was three and a half or four years old. it was a very good school because it was built with a specific purpose and had experienced teachers who were very motivated to teach the children and i was very happy because of this. my father was very persistent. he followed my academic status and always helped me. he always tried to raise my self-confidence, that's why he took me to different conferences and sent me to the stage with different excuses. that's how he tried. which will strengthen the social aspect of my life and that is a lot for me it was interesting. my mother was a real religious person. we had heard many verses of the qur'an through her. she tried to explain to us that the qur'an talks about many phenomena such as

and a special thing happened, iqbal and the feedbacks , which are known to be transmitted to us, indicatet a good and positive result has been achieved in this exhibition, god willing , that is the case, let me share the report prepared by my colleague mr. hosseini from this exhibition. we will see you and our dear and respected viewers come back we will continue the conversation with your excellency. i am in your presence . the 8th edition of the lebanon international book fair is being held at the same time as the war in gaza and south lebanon. the 8th lebanon exhibition was held during the difficult days of the palestinian and lebanese mujahideen's battle with the zionists, and also the presence of the islamic republic of iran in this beautiful pavilion with an area of ​​more than 160 square meters, one of the exemplary pavilions of this exhibition. known. the books containing concepts of resistance have been given attention in this international exhibition while the southern and northern fronts of occupied palestine are the scene of formation of new stories of resistance. we at the le

nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine.lljust the atmosphere in that city hall briefing was so different from what it has been over the last couple of days. there were smiles. officials were hugging each other. and then that announcement, a very stark announcement by janet mills, maine's governor. in her opening statement, she said maine police located robert card and he is dead. it is what many people here were hoping for after these two days, 48 hours where the city was essentially in a partial lockdown. many people were behind closed doors in their homes, businesses were shuttered and municipal buildings and a lot of the services were closed as hundreds of police officers, some of them from across state lines, launched this massive manhunt. there were helicopters, there were drones in the air. there were boots on the ground. and earlier on, there were divers in the river trying to search for robert card. and so there really was this collective sigh of relief when the city officials announced that his body had been found

nomia iqbal has more. the latest is we still don't know where the suspected gunman is.e the shooting in the town of lewiston, nearby. i am in the town of bowden, 20 minutes away, where the suspected gunman is from. as yet, police still don't know where he is. the us coast guard has confirmed to the bbc that they are involved in a search, also officials at the canadian border, given maine's proximity to canada, also involved and issuing alerts. people here still very much in lockdown while the manhunt continues. it is more than 2a hours that people have been in lockdown in that region. what is it like there at the moment? at the moment, it's really quiet. when you drive through, and it's pretty easy to kind of drive through, because it's a small town, the communities in lockdown are pretty close to each other. it almost feels like it was during covid time, it was eerily quiet. shops are closed, businesses are closed, schools are closed. so it kind of feels really eerie, and on top of that, you know there is a suspected gunman on the loose. people are obviously in huge gr

they are a poem by iqbal lahori about unity among. what did our age do to us? he alienated our age, our secret, alienated jamal mustafa. his burning went through the chest, the glare of the mirror went through the mirror. make yourself count, talk about yourself, express yourself a second time. our heart is not from india, rome or syria , our border is not from islam, it is certain that you are attached to a climate in this world. also, some of these people congratulated the people of iran on the arrival of the week of unity. i am dr. seyed al-tafaf shah farsi, a cultural consultant of the islamic republic of iran in pakistan. on the other hand , the birthday of hazrat masoud was the death of hazrat muhammad mustafa (peace be upon him). i congratulate the people of iran and the week of muslim unity to the muslims of the world. i congratulate the almighty god in the 100th verse of surah al-umarran, i said, "bhabbal allah , to mustafa, to the messengers, you have said all the greetings. my greetings are seyyed mohammad saqalini hosseini, a persian teacher, the cu

well, from on the other side, like us, from onur iqbal, we see the advantages of foreigners over us,ities, good institutes, for example, national science foundations of prestigious countries or prestigious journals that judge for us, invite us to congresses , we always said, well, we are better abroad than you know iran, but now we feel that it is not like that in iran, deep work is being taken seriously, and the work is examined very well , because if you look at it, you can take a work from a technical product, from a science, to a technical field, make a product, take it to a university, in medicine, with the society of surgeons, pathologists, and other disciplines. well, it's been a long year, we only worked on the standard of the ministry of health, we want more than 10 12 models of the governor , so let 's do it and work method. i became happy in the process, rather than saying that i became a happy person but now, for the most important thing, i always have this sadness. i also have an article that will be published . i also have another article or another invention. this is h

prizes in iran well, on the other hand, since we, from onur iqbal, see the favor of foreigners towards good universities, good institutes, for example , national science foundations of prestigious countries or prestigious journals that judge for us , always invite us to the congresses. we used to say that you know us better abroad than iran, but now we felt that not like in iran, deep work is taken seriously , things are examined very well, because you can take a work from a technical product from a science in the field of medicine , enclose it, and take it between medicine and the surgeon community. pathologist in your same fields, your non-specialists, you have been working for a year and a half, we have only worked in the standard of the ministry of health, more than 10 12 standard models, and let us return and work methods . i was more happy about the process than i would say personally of course, i'm not the only person who became happy, but now, more importantly , i always have this sadness. i have an article that will be published . unfortunately, fortunately, this is the way we

the bbc�*s nomia iqbal spoke with sagui's father, jonathan, who talked about how important it is to findssing. the important part is that is how we know how many, many people, not just the young men who did battle, but 88—year—old grandmothers, and eight—month—old children, who don't have cell phones, were physically removed from their homes, torn from their loved ones, and transported into hiding places, we assume inside of gaza, by hamas, in a planned, organised way. he is missing that there is no other explanation. we have been told by the army, attempts to locate all of these bodies and they are not there. so the only reasonable explanation is that they were in some stage or another healthy, wounded or deceased, were taken into gaza. has anyone been in touch with you, jonathan, and when i say anyone, i mean us authorities, israeli authorities, who are you in contact with to try and find out more information on him? i can only speak for myself. as a family of one of the missing. but it is true, i know it to be true at least of the dozens of families in the qubits, there has been no di

the main consumption of people is heating their homes, and to meet this need , iqbal has been using heaters for years, but the efficiency these devices are low in our country, they have old technology, they have no control system, and they are burners that inevitably have to send a large part of their heat to the air through the chimney with hot gases. our heaters consume almost twice the standard. they say that their intention is serious for 20 million worn-out heaters, our estimate is that they can reduce 70 million cubic meters of gas per day in 120 cold days of the year, and now it will start with replacing more than four million heaters in exchange for scrapping high-consuming heaters and replacing them with heaters. low-consumption grade a so-called national gas company they will issue the remittances and make them available to respected investors. within 5 years of this plan , the oil industry officials predict that with the full implementation of this stage , 2 billion cubic meters of infrastructure fuel will be saved for the country. yasser beheshti news reporter exhibition of capa

return of eight other family members that remain captive in gaza. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbals been talking to family and neighbours of the released hostages. this close—knit community here in evanston, it's the suburb of chicago wherejudith and natalie are from — it's just been terrific watching the last two weeks unfold. and to know that the people they love and care for are involved in that has been indescribable for them. i'm in the area where the family's local rabbi lives, and he's been leading prayers and services for them, and it's just absolute relief that they are ok. i spoke to, as you mentioned there, uri ranaan, natalie's father. he said he had a two—minute conversation with his daughter in which they didn't go into details of what her life was like for the last two weeks in captivity. he said that she is going well. she's a tough girl. it will take her some time to get over what's happened, but she will do it. and he also told me that he had spoken to president biden after he learnt that his ex—wife and daughter were being released, and he thanked mr biden for hi

my name is muhammad iqbal chaudhari, i was born in karachi, i was raised in a family of five children, so i started my education at the age of about four, three and a half, my mother was deeply religious, she used to explain that in the holy book, there are so many verses of universe and creation of humanity and creation of universe. and that our religion teachers to be more proactively looking into the truth, so we were pondering about different phenomenas, we used to see galaxies, we used to look into different animals, you know, that was extremely important factor in my intellectual development, and then in my secondary school, i have had the opportunity of benefiting from some very teacher, so our laboraties for chemistry and... physics and biology were as good as anywhere else in the world, then i moved to university and university was again a have access to some very good teachers, initially i got admission in university of arizona, but then i decided to remain in pakistan, because i met professor arman, was my mentor, professor arta has give me sense of direction, he gave me th

saeed oghahi, the foundation official and i expressed this plan very well in the leadership body iqbal was facing this issue and this was the case. when was this case ? it is important that you didn't go to tartun before that. you said somewhere that there is also this plan, and as a point, i am not mr. hosseini from this conference. i used it and expressed this issue, in fact, i had not expressed it anywhere before that, that is, if there was no conference, then what would you have done with your plan? actually, i wanted to portray this in the form of my thesis at the university, and i think that if now this was not a conference, that way i could maybe ask for a promise about your plan no promises have been made, no promises have been made. well, take advantage of this opportunity, what do you think they should do now that you have ideas like yours in the depriving discussion, friends, scientific discussions , there are many different fields in the discussion. as an elite, what is your request and where do you see the knot, the problem, and the work? i think the most important issue i

joining me live, our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. for this individual? i’m regarding the search for this individual?— individual? i'm 'ust outside the property _ individual? i'm just outside the property which - individual? i'm just outside the property which police i individual? i'm just outside i the property which police have surrounded a short while ago. the property does belong to the suspected gunman, robert card. about 15 minutes ago, they started moving out. quite extraordinary to watch. we had the big swot trucks leaving, police cars, there was a helicopter circling in the sky. it's pitch black so i'm not sure if you can see me, but the house behind was lit up with blue lights, now it's gone dark, it's gone quiet, and the media has gathered obviously, but people are leaving. basically to answer your question, the latest is we still don't know where the suspected gunman is. more than 24 suspected gunman is. more than 2a hours since the shooting in the town of lewiston, nearby. i am in the town of bowden, 20 minutes away, wher

here's our north america correspondent nomia iqbal.ars. michael cohen cut off ties with him then and mr cohen has gone on to write these bestselling books. he's become a bit of a tv personality and certainly a prominent political commentator who never misses an opportunity to criticise donald trump. so this was their reunion. and as mr cohen put it, after he had given testimony and there was a break time, he said, "heck of a reunion." so that's probably definitely one way of putting it. but mr cohen actually gave evidence to a congressional probe back in 2019 which looked into donald trump's finances. and that was the impetus for this lawsuit that this investigation that letitia james, the new york attorney general, brought forward. and as you outlined there, mr cohen has been talking about, he's been giving evidence in which he claims that he was told to inflate donald trump's assets. this is the accusation that he's been facing. there was a bit of a detour into sports. basically, they spent a lot of time talking about the buffalo bil

let's go to know mia iqbal who is there for us.authorities when they spoke about an hour or so ago. just to live spoke about an hour or so ago. just to give you — spoke about an hour or so ago. just to give you a _ spoke about an hour or so ago. jut to give you a sense of where i am, not far behind me you won't be able to make it out, is the bar and grill. the restaurant where the shooting happened. so we understand that the gunman went to the bowling alley just that the gunman went to the bowling alleyjust before 7pm eastern time last night, and an open gun there and then make his way to this bar and then make his way to this bar and grill restaurant behind us. of course everything is cordoned off. you mentioned there is a locked on a place, shelter in place, basically people are told to stay indoors while they search for this fugitive gunman. this is a small city. and it's almost 40,000 people here, it's a northeastern, northeastern state in the us, it borders on canada. you often hear this that people just didn't expect somethin

live now to our north america corrrespodent, nomia iqbal, who is in chicago where she has been talkingeased hostages. great to have you with us. i can imagine there's a palpable sense of relief there but what are people telling you? that this close-knit _ are people telling you? that this close-knit community, | are people telling you? t'isgt this close—knit community, this suburb of chicago wherejudith and natalie are from, it's just been horrific watching the last two weeks unfold and know that people that they love and care for are involved in that, has been indescribable for them. the area where the family and the local rabbi live, he's been leading prayers for them. it's an absolute relief that they are ok. i spoke to natalie's father who he's said he had a two minute conversation with his daughter and couldn't go into detail but he said she was doing well, was healthy. he said to me that she's a tough girl and it would take her some time to get over this but she will do it. he said he has spoken to president biden and thanked his efforts for securing their release. the uk are wor

live now to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal any sort of indication what to expect from joe biden? the first being the military response addressed the hostage crisis. he did say likely —— it was likely that americans had been taken hostage by hamas. his national security team will offer his israeli counterpart anything they need to deal with that crisis. we also expect him to address the jewish—american community and address the pain and fear is that they have. it is worth remembering that president biden�*s relationship with israel probably goes back further than any other living democrats. he has talked a lot about the love that he has for israel right back to when he was a junior senator and visiting israel in 1973 and talking about he believes in israel pots macro to exist and the support that is needed for israel. his relationship has been tested during his presidency, certainly with benjamin netanyahu and his controversial move to overhaul the judicial system. there are also members of the democratic party who expressed their sympathies for the palestinian cause, but n

live now to nomia iqbal, our north american correspondent.p also talk about him being a proven liar. his former lawyer was his fix it for many years. this proven liar. his former lawyer was his fix it for many years.— his fix it for many years. this is search a showdown _ his fix it for many years. this is search a showdown because . his fix it for many years. this is search a showdown because as| his fix it for many years. this is - search a showdown because as you outlined, michael cohen used to be loyal to donald trump. he has gone from being a passionate backer of mr trump to now his most passionate critic. in the last five years, since they saw each other, michael cohen has been somewhat a prominent voice in this country. he's got his bestselling books, he's been on tv. you mention the congressional probe he gave evidence to which was the impetus for this trial trump is facing. michael cohen hasn't taken to the stand yet, but he will at some point. they haven't seen each other in five years. they are already going at each other. donald t

here's more from our north america correspondent nomia iqbal on what the police have been saying abouty 2a hours since the shooting happened in lewiston. i'm on the road, and just further down is the bar, one of the locations where the shooting unfolded last night, just before 7pm eastern time. it started in a bowling alley about four miles from here. ever since that shooting, robert card has been on the run. police are still searching for him. the us coast guard has confirmed to the bbc that it is involved in the search. canada also, because maine does border with canada, so the canadian border service agencies have also issued an alert saying the suspect is armed and dangerous. there is a lockdown in place. we have been driving around and it feels a bit like during covid times, it's really quiet, businesses are closed, shops are closed, schools are closed. there are some people out and about, but essentially people have been told to stay indoors for their safety as the search continues. for their safety as the search continue— continues. we are keeping a close watch _ continues. we a

live now to our correspondent nomia iqbal live in lewiston.ties _ from the authorities? the authorities are _ from the authorities? the authorities are still - from the authorities? tue: authorities are still searching from the authorities? tte: authorities are still searching for the man that they suspect was behind these shootings. we do get these phone alerts, warning people to stay indoors. so when we were driving through you lewiston, it was incredibly quiet. the city is in lockdown along with other communities. it reminded me what it was like during coven times. lots of businesses have closed, a very famous liberal arts college here in lewiston, that's been closed, schools and other parts of maine have also been shut down while police try to find the suspect. we also understand that canadian officials are on on alert because maine is the northeastern most state in the us, and it does border canada, it's probably about three hours drive to canada. so a fishes in canada have said they are also monitoring what's happening. this becomini mon

live now to washington dc to speak to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal.n his way to the region, where is he going? he is to the region, where is he going? he: is going to israel. he is expected to arrive there tomorrow, as you said. he is going there to show this rock—solid support for israel. he is essentially delivering that very impassioned and forceful speech we heard from president biden yesterday to the israelis in person. you mention the military systems they are giving. we understand the aircraft carrier has arrived, has reached the eastern mediterranean sea and there will be more military assistance that the americans will be sending to israel. also, antony blinken is expected to go tojordan as part of his trip as well. find as part of his trip as well. and what is the — as part of his trip as well. and what is the latest _ as part of his trip as well. and what is the latest on - as part of his trip as well. and what is the latest on israeli americans who have been killed or taken hostage? we americans who have been killed or taken hostage?— ameri

nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine.much closer are the police in finding robert card?— how much closer are the police in finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there _ finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there is _ finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there is no _ finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there is no trace - finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there is no trace of - finding robert card? more than 24 hours on there is no trace of him l finding robert card? more than 24| hours on there is no trace of him so far. the police will continue the hand of robert card. as i mentioned in the report, the city of lewiston is effectively in lockdown, the same for cities nearby. people are being told to stay indoors while the hunt continues. it kind of feels like covid times my shops have closed, businesses have closed while the hunt continues. for very different reasons. people have been told to stay indoors. i have covered quite a lot of high—profile mass shootings in this country and they

live now to our north america corrrespodent, nomia iqbal, who is in chicago where she has been talkingurs of the released hostages. nomia, you are in the hometown of the two us hostages who have now been released. what is the atmosphere there? i think it's probably an understatement to say that there is a sense ofjoy and relief here. wherejudith and natalie are from, here in illinois. many people who have family connections there but it's important to know that there have been people in the community, it's been really hard to comprehend. we are in the neighbourhood where the local rabbi lives and he spoke to the bbc yesterday when we saw the picture released ofjudith and natalie. there's a huge sense of relief. i spoke to the father of natalie in a very short conversation. he was very overwhelmed and he said that he spoke to his daughter for a overwhelmed and he said that he spoke to his daughterfor a couple of minutes and she didn't go into the details of her captivity but he said she is doing really well. he said she is doing really well. he said that she is a tough girl that it will