james jackson. correspondent frank gardner who's been looking into potential warnings about the suspect. what potential warnings are the saudi saying they gave german authorities?— authorities? they say they've assed authorities? they say they've passed four _ authorities? they say they've passed four modes, - authorities? they say they've passed four modes, these i authorities? they say they've | passed four modes, these are official diplomatic notifications they sent from saudi arabia to germany. i don't know the dates but they sent three of them to german intelligence agencies. 0ne sent three of them to german intelligence agencies. one of them to the german foreign minister warning they say about taleb al—abdulmohsen�*s extreme views that he held there are two sides to this. there is a view taken by at least one respected counterterrorism expert that i know of who is saying that this is something of a bit of a disinformation campaign, he's even saying, that this is the saudi is trying to blacken

we heard on bbc news earlierfrom james jackson. earlier from james jackson.t says he actually contacted by taleb al—abdulmohsen. he said he sent him a message expressing anti—muslim views. it was quite a shock to me, to be honest. as first reports were coming out about this particular individual, the suspect, i went to look and he sort of followed me. i saw that he is also message me in august. my report was on a story about police misbehavior in berlin. then he sent me his message, this video which is made to look as if it's elon musk talking about the case of the suspect, his grievances and even talked about some politicians that i'm in contact with, arabic politicians in germany, some left—wing and other ex—muslims and he was saying it is all the conspiracy look it is all the conspiracy. the far left and the muslims are working together and they are even under minding the ex—muslim community. some clear indications of a paranoid conspiratorial worldview in my view for that which is also something that leading german politicians have commented on. speaking

and i would liken this case to the james harris jackson case.hat was the case of an individual from baltimore who traveled to new york with the specific intent to kill black people with a machete, and they prosecuted it not just as a straight homicide, but as a homicide in furtherance of terrorism, because it was meant to sow fear and start a race war and everything else. if you put this case side by side, if the intent behind this murder allegedly committed by this defendant was to sow fear into the pharmaceutical community, the health care community, the hospital community, by saying that we're going to start killing the ceos, as he allegedly alluded to in his note. how is that different in terms of terrorism? >> all right. we shall see. all right, guys, thank you very, very much. just ahead, a very dramatic move by president biden today, taking nearly every nearly every inmate off of the federal death row, all except for three men. we'll talk about that when we come back. >> this holiday season, find the perfect gift at cnn. underscored from

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jackson has beaten it in less than seven. the nba also had games on december 25th with lebron james saying that he "loves the nfl, but christmasate warriors. james was playing in an nba—record 19th christmas day game and the league's all—time points scorer led the lakers with 31 points and 10 rebounds after losing anthony davis to injury. long—time adversary steph curry did everything he could to spoiljames�* day with two clutch three pointers as the game drew to a close. tying things up with 6 seconds remaining as part of his 38 points. but la's austin reaves put the lakers back in front, and even curry was unable to conjure a winning three from there. lakers winning 115 to 113. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on. see you then. thanks, gavin. five journalists have been killed by an israeli strike in central gaza, according to the the local health authorities. the strike hit a clearly marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. it's understood one of the men had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military called those killed, members of what it s

jackson has beaten it din less than seven the nba also had games on december 25th with lebron james saying lakers' dramatic win over the golden state warriors. james was playing in an nba—record 19th christmas day game and the league's all—time points scorer led the lakers with 31 points and ten rebounds after losing anthony davis to injury. long—time adversary steph curry did everything he could to spoiljames' day with two clutch three pointers as the game drew to a close, tying things up with six seconds remaining as part of his 38 points. but la's austin reaves put the lakers back in front and even curry was unable to conjure a winning three from there. lakers winning115—113. while lebron was playing his 19th game at this time of year, victor wembanyama was playing in his first. it clearly suited him as he finished with 42 points — a record for the spurs on christmas day. unfortunately for wembanyama it wasn't enough to secure the win as mikal bridges scored 41 for the new york knicks as they beat san antonio 117 to 114 for their fifth win in a row. and that's all the sport for now. her

jackson has beaten it in less than seven the nba also had games on december 25th with lebron james sayinges was playing in an nba—record 19th christmas day game and the league's all—time points scorer led the lakers with 31 points and 10 rebounds after losing anthony davis to injury. long—time adversary steph curry did everything he could to spoiljames' day with two clutch three pointers as the game drew to a close. tying things up with 6 seconds remaining as part of his 38 points. but la's austin reaves put the lakers back in front and even curry was unable to conjure a winning three from there. lakers winning 115 to 113. let's return to football now... a new two—part documentary, created by bbc sport and bbc scotland launches today on bbc iplayer. �*sir alex' looks at the incredible life and career of the most decorated football manager in british history. here's a short taster. there was no complete script as far as a manager was concerned. don't let yourselves down here how _ don't let yourselves down here now. everything about him makes him special and unique. that assion him special

us about jason, yvonne jackson, yvonne sent an email to hillary clinton in february 2012 saying that guy that is on our side in syria. the former special amboy of to u. s. james jeffrey said to be asked to joel on his gang has been an asset for us to strategy and see that so putting this into a context in the current circumstances in the region. this attack came with a direct participation of the turkish intelligence. they have on least this army of service, basically against our people because they found this as a perfect timing and there wasn't much were ground between them and is right in the region for ever gone. he is preparing for the transitional period, so i'm just coming to the region also to the presidency. and he wants to impose certain compromises also in syria. so he is trying to solve the fight, his position on to negotiation table and having better cards for the future. compromises will settlements into each other at the same time when the seaside agreement has been, allegedly, let's say you're forced in the live on, on the, is rarely isn't the american send messages to the most coast that they have found to they have to participate in the 65 a

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let's speak to freelance journalist james jackson in berlin.affairs for many years and has been following the latest in magdeburg. thank you for coming on the programme. we had the naming of the suspect at the moment. still a suspect. your thoughts. i think, actually, just picking up i think, actually, just picking up on what your previous guest just said, in terms of checking for hostilities before, i've just seen, coming through a local media, that is, actually, the criminal affairs office at the criminal affairs office at the national criminal affairs office of germany both looked at the suspect in 2023 and decided that he was not a danger. there are some news breaking that he was due to appear in court last thursday for misuse of police time. he appears to have been someone who serially called the police and in this particular occasion, back on the 23rd of february, he went in, it seems like, he went into a police building and then pulled the fire alarm when it was not necessary. some very erratic behaviour and i would say that actually, th