javed: thank you, geeta.tropolitan police officer martyn blake has been found not guilty of murdering 22-year-old chris kaba, who died of a single gunshot to the head during an armed police stop in south london two years ago. mr. kaba was unarmed. tonight his family said their verdict left them with the deep pain of injustice and it represented a failure of all those affected by police violence. the police commissioner said the officer made a split-second decision and what he believed was necessary to protect others. martyn blake martyn blake, who was suspended from the force during the legal process can has tonight been reinstated. our correspondent was in court. reporter: the final moments of chris kaba's life caught on officer martyn blake's body worn camera. they weren't expecting him to try to escape, and that is when the fatal shot is fired. pierced through the windscreen into chris kaba's forehead. despite officers giving him cpr and the arrival of paramedics, the 24-year-old dies in hospital the follo

the friday hashtags of nasr nasr javed became frequent in the cyberspace after the friday prayer led by the supreme leader of the revolution. using these hashtags, the users of the virtual space write their narratives . send this soldier up to monitor the crowd . the commander yells at the crowd. how is the highway , how far is it? they came to create these frames. this frame is of a pink girl holding an image of seyyed martyr of resistance. or an old man who walks towards the place of friday prayer. in this one, the frame of this lady is shown despite her illness. everyone came to make these frames . the frames that the users of virtual space have put a name on each of them. a beautiful frame of people's governance. our refuge shows empathy and unity among the people and the leadership of the power of islam. cyberspace users write that friday prayers are a sign of iran's security. the fact that the leader of the society shows up in a scholarly place at a certain time despite the threats of the enemy means the security of iran, they say this is just the beginning of the new world. a

javed ali is an international security expert at the university of michigan, and he told me more abouted israeli attacks on hezbollah in lebanon. based on what the israeli military says about their campaign against hezbollah, by those accounts, it seems israel has made a significant amount of progress in really hammering hezbollah in a way probably israel has never done in the decades—long struggle between israel and hezbollah since 1982. so if you look at the amount of senior leadership israel has acknowledged they have killed, it includes the secretary general hassan nasrallah, pretty much the vanguard of hezbollah when it began as a small clandestine terrorist group in 1982, for the most part, that vanguard is dead now. and again, that's only happened in the past six weeks or so. significant attacks against leadership, the idf also said they have destroyed about 50% of hezbollah�*s rocket and missile inventory. and now they are hitting fortified positions in southern lebanon and trying to degrade the capability of hezbollah to fire missiles and rockets onto northern israel. israel t

joining me live is javed ali, formerly with the us national security council, and fbi national counterterrorismhave you back on the bbc. we heard the secretary of state meeting with arab leaders, on this massive tour of the middle east — how much of an impact do you think this latest effort has had now from antony blinken? mice this latest effort has had now from antony blinken?— this latest effort has had now from antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds _ antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds like _ antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds like there's - carl, and it sounds like there's been some promising develop it's on the diplomatic front with secretary blinken and his counterparts, and a number of different countries. i hate to be pessimistic, but we've also heard this story time and time again, and this is the 11th or 12th time secretary blinken in the past year has been on these types of tours, you know, trying to get all the parties involved to come to some kind of deal to stop the war in gaza, address the issue with the tremendous su

javed ali is an associate professor university of michigan's gerald r.ord school of public policy former fbi and national national security council. if the agency is not allowed to resume its operations then it's going to rely on the israeli military to work with other partners at the un and other potential aid agencies to deliver the aid to other parts of the gaza strip that needed we've all seen the reports in the last week or so about how dire things have become in northern gaza and i'm sure the same situation is in other parts of the gaza strip from north to south and despite the humanitarian issues, the military campaign continues and there is no sign of that abating any time soon and certainly over the next week until the us presidential elections finish, i don't think benjamin netanyahu is going to be receptive to a ceasefire or changing the status quo beyond where things are going right now. you mention the us and the state department were urging israel not to pass the law. do we need to see more strength from washington on this to see more actio

i'm joined now by javed ali associate professor university of michigan's gerald r.d school of public policy. a former fbi and national security council. it was a long time coming and a lot of tensions between the two but are you surprised it has come to this extent?- but are you surprised it has come to this extent? nice to be with ou come to this extent? nice to be with you and — come to this extent? nice to be with you and no, _ come to this extent? nice to be with you and no, i'm _ come to this extent? nice to be with you and no, i'm not- with you and no, i'm not surprised that the israeli parliament made this move because this is a reflection as has indicated of the long—running tens —— tension between israel and the agency and the allegations of members of the agency being involved on the attacks of october the 7th or other extremist activities in the past year, so unfortunately this is something that could be foreseen because of that tension and now it will be eight question of what will be eight question of what will be the impact on the ground if the agency

the bbc�*s farhat javed was on the ground when the clashes took place.ad and imran khan's supporters have just reached this area and there is heavy tear gas shelling by the police. to disperse the crowd here, there are a large number of people who have successfully reached here to despite the fact that all the major entry and exit points throughout the city were closed for more than 36 hours. there is a huge deployment of police and other security forces who are in control of the red zone, where all the important government buildings, including parliament house are located. they are in control and their safety has been handed over to pakistan army. the situation remains tense and islamabad and it is worsening now the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zone. imran khan had asked his party members and his supporters to reach the red zone to protest against his imprisonment and some constitutional amendments that the present government is trying to bring in. therefore, when imran khan announced a new series of protests, the government clo

the bbc�*s farhat javed was on the ground when the clashes took place.supporters are here. all the main entry and exit points were closed for more than 36 hours. the security forces control the red zone where the government buildings are. they are controlling, their safety has been handed over to the pakistan army too. it is worsening now since the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zone. imran khan had asked his party members and his supporters to reach the red zone to protest against his imprisonment and some constitutional amendments that the present government is trying to bring in. so therefore, when imran khan announced a new series of protests, government controlled all the entry and exit points and there was a huge deployment of security forces. pakistan is in political chaos for some years now and this has impacted not only on the life of the public here but also the country's economic situation. music legend dolly parton has announced she will make a personal donation of one million dollars towards disaster recovery efforts i

javed ali, formerly with the us national security council and fbi national counterterrorism center gaveat we're seeing. as we have been hearing, the israeli military spokesman has said israel is carrying out precise strikes on military targets. i think that's important to stress, military targets. if it is restricted to this, it's seen as potentially not escalating the situation beyond the limits of what iran essentially has said it would feel it would have to respond very harshly to. again, we have heard from a semi—official news agency in iran, confirming there have been attacks, explosions to the west and south—west of the iranian capital. there were military bases there, we don't have information of which have been attacked. again, that seems to bear out what we heard from the israeli military so far. the white house has said there was no us involvement. i think again, that's important to try to reining the speculation and the concern over how much more widely this could go. also damascus, explosions heard there. we are in the very early stages and we don't know if this is a first w

joining me live is javed ali, formerly with the us national security council and fbi national counterterrorismenter. to begin, with regards to the explosions that we have been hearing in iran, what do you make of what we are seeing quite nice to be with you again and based on what the statements under the reporting seems to be the response that benjamin netanyahu have been warning about the last several weeks. . . , weeks. that was in the aftermath _ weeks. that was in the aftermath of _ weeks. that was in the aftermath of the - weeks. that was in the i aftermath of the uranium ballistic missile attacks, that israel respond at a time and place of their choosing and it would be a specific response and we don't know yet the scope of everything that was initially targeted in around and there are reports that there are explosions in baghdad, iraq and damascus syria and in addition to the campaign already against hamas and hezbollah, this is basically is rate —— israel taking on behind —— whole of the axis of response. [30 taking on behind -- whole of the axis of response.- the axis of response. do