welcome my guests to the program. out of vancouver, spokes person for the masar badadal movement khalid barakat and out of london journal and political commentators say at mos and boss. well, thank you both for being with us, like to start this off in vancouver with harlet. now the israeli regime has accused hezbulah of launching missiles which killed people and the occupied majd shams. hasbullah has of course denied any involvement. mean, your thoughts on who is responsibility, because we've seen if hizbullah is responsible for something, they usually do not has. hesitate to admit responsibility, mean your thoughts on all of this? yes, thank you, sister marz and salam alaikum salam, thank you for coming, of course designist regime is responsible for this for many reasons, one, israel is the occupying power in goal and heights, gulan heights is a syrian occupation layer. and israel have been just like they do in palestine from the river to the sea, their policies of racism and you know colonialism and the theft of the syrian people well in the gen heights including majdal shams. the sec

okay, well, what about that, khalid? i mean, as said moson just said hezbullah, and even drew's leader initiative from the jew's initiative galalib safe, has said that the explosion or the rocket, whatever you want to call it, was actually from israeli irondome interceptor m so which often causes damage to both people and their possessions, so your thoughts, so you think that's a possibility that this is a flag, false flag attempt by the regime to wide intentions in the region, or is it just mishap on their part? well, israel is responsible on this, israel, it's an israeli intercept missile that goes this, we believe hizballah and the lebanese resistance uh story because the experience have shown that for the past 30 years hazballah have credibility amongst not just the people i said of the region but in you know even israelies the public believe sayid hassanlah more than they believe netanyahu because there is nothing to hide hazballah as your guest have said have a targeted since october 8th israeli military site, even

development according to khalid. well, khalid died, and here this one died in prison.o i need to find out where, when and what is she sweeping? i'm for the ghoul i guarantee, let's go! love, in general, gulya had a boyfriend in the village, they were going to get married, he went to moscow to work, kalyma, and disappeared, well, and her friend began to tell everyone that gulya was with her fiance , who disappeared, who disappeared, what they are before the wedding, why at the wedding, well, what not the girl, she and what? why is my brother going to start cutting her straight? you are altynai, remember? why do you think she can’t return home? how can she not, i put her on the train myself. no, it was she who went to the city, to her native village with such shame, she will never again will return. yes, it’s interesting, people live, come on, let’s take it in order, who is this anwar? looks like the most important thing in this brothel, oh. anara's car, so, stand here and wait for me, why is here, i'm with you, so we're not going to a parent meeting, oh well, think abou

, khalid by... new positions, now we want to go in today, another 60 people, veterans, yes veterans, a shell will hit between them. come on, guys, the bird has already dropped like this, yes, yes, i’ve seen the distance, it’s good when he works for you and not... for you! the front wheel we were at speed, how lucky we were, but that side, here, this is the last one, it was more than two weeks ago, i was driving in one, i look. frontal, she’s already coming at me, komikaze, you can see him straight, that’s it, he’s already attacking me, i’m opening the door i fall out, well, i roll, and i pull the car to the side, and i think, she probably went towards the car, i get up, and she’s above me, i fired twice with the pistol, then i think, what am i doing, i’ll hit her right away, she’s falls, detonates everything, rises sharply into the air, her battery is already running low, she needs to do at least something, having lost her first loved one there, i just burst into tears like a child, well, apparently

khalid al slamed netanyahu for avoiding agreements stressing that the deal can be settled if netan yahu wants it. he also called out the israeli prime minister for his disregard towards the remaining. captives in gaza. he asserted that the resistance in gaza will not bow down to netanyahu's plans and a was a response from mediators. despite challenges, afirmed that the resistance is in a strong negotiating position and is close to achieving his goals while yahu faces pressure from multiple fronts. hamas chief ismaal hanye has also blamed the recent changes in israel's position during the seasfire talks. he said the resistance has been positive and responsible during negotiations while netanja. has constantly placed obstacles, obstacles to avoid agreements. thousands of israelis have once again taken the streets calling for deal for the release of the captives held by resistance groups in gaza. protesters in tel aviv and al quods slammed prime minister benjamin netanyahu's failure in releasing captives. they urged him to step down and call for snap elections. the families of the israeli

a set up a shark is a palestinian academic and activist. joins from dublin, we have khalid barkot who's the spokesperson of the assar badeel movement who joins us from vancouver. welcome to you both, so asad abu shark, when we talk about the israely economy, um, it's uh being decimated, we know that it's not doing well, but i'm not sure if people understand how badly it is doing. there was a report that was out last week that indicated that uh, the way that the consumers in israel are surviving is that the uh um israely cabinet is paying out from the surplus. that they had going into this onslot uh and that's how they are able to spend money to go into the economic cycle, just one example of how badly this economy is doing, they're paying people, in other words to make their economy work, but that obviously is nightmare scenario for any economy, but the bigger question is uh, how does israel um think it can sustain this onslot as is economy is being destroyed, our news indicates that by the end of the year 60,00 businesses may close. thank you very much for this question, i think more t

if you were to write this on paper um just for for the means of this uh question that i'm asking khalid barakot um, when you see the losses that israel is incurring, what is their their gain or their goal, i should say, okay, they want to assassinate the hamas leaders, they want to assassinate uh, some of the other leaders there of the resistance groups inside the gaza strip, i mean, at what cost uh, are they going after their goal here, because it doesn't make sense to destroy not only its economy, but the whole israel existence at this point, which is under jeaperty uh, to go after some uh leaders. the resistance groups and that is what this fascist cabinet is as it has been described led by the likes of netanyahu smartrich and bengavir are doing that is exactly true, it's a very good question because why would the zionist leadership lead the the zionist regime into this crisis and is as we have said before it's not just a crisis in term of advent. rating the war, it's also an existential one and it's affecting everything, including and the at the front of that is the israel economy,

hussain , particular, khalid hussain, who's also been found guilty today.of being a member of a proscribed terrorist organisation that is al—muhajiroun via the islamic thinkers society. now, khalid hussain thought he was speaking to a fellow ally, someone who thought like him, who was a member of the its and who might support the wider ideology. when he admitted in voice recordings that were played out in court in woolwich, where he said that the islamic thinkers society was a branch of al—muhajiroun that was a core part of the prosecution's case. now dominic murphy, the met's counter—terrorism command, said that this decision was a significant moment for british counter—terrorism. >> we know that anjem chowdhury has had involvement with individuals that have committed terrorist attacks here in the uk in the past, but also travelled overseas to join isis. so actually disrupting anjem chowdhury and of course his group al—muhajiroun, a proscribed organisation here under the terrorism act in the uk, will will help to us manage pubuc uk, will will help to us ma

in addition to khalid sheikh mohammed, two others have agreed to plead guilty. "the times" reporting war court prosecutors sent a letter to family members of victims of the attacks, saying for the exchange of the removal of the death penalty, the three accused have agreed to plead guilty to all of the charged offenses, including the murder of the 2,976 people listed in the charge sheet. all three are currently being held in guantanamo bay, where they are expected to remain for the rest of their lives. the pentagon has not released details of the deal publicly, but the trials of the 9/11 conspirators has been delayed for years. last september, president biden rejected a set of demands that had formed the basis of the plea negotiations. some of the victims' families expressed outrage when word came last year that a plea deal was in the works. now, tonight, i am told that the president and the white house played no role in this process. the president has now directed his team to consult where appropriate with officials and lawyers at the department of defense on th

khalid sheikh mohammed, u.s.cated engineer, is accused of coming up with the idea, flying hijacked airplanes into buildings. he andhis codefendants have been in custody for 21 years, most of that at one time obey. norah? >> norah: charlie d'agata, still so many questions, thank you. well, the middle east on the world are on edge tonight following the assassination of the senior hamas leader inside iran, and iran's supreme leader saying today our duty is to take revenge. now this comes just hours after an israeli air strike of a top hezbollah commander in lebanon. cbs's debora patta is in east jerusalem with more on the escalating tensions. >> reporter: these are the last images of ismail haniyeh live, attending the iranian president's inauguration. since the october 7th attack, he has had a target on his back. israel warned hamas leaders were marked for death. haniyeh was killed in a brazen strike in the iranian capital of tehran, where today people protested the assassination. hamas is blaming israel, claiming a

in the years after his most recent release from prison was khalid hussain , also was khalid hussain,njum chowdhury, he was tasked with creating websites, distributing, lecturing material andindeed distributing, lecturing material and indeed publications. the defending barrister for khalid hasan said he didn't carry out as many of those actions, but he did tell undercover officers that the islamic thinkers society and al—muhajiroun were one and the same. and with that testimony and that information, they were able to swoop on anjum chowdhury and arrest him and charge him for those three counts, all three of which he was convicted for. and today, at his sentencing, has gone down for life . for life. >> johnny peters excellent summary of a notorious case. thank you very much for joining us there. from woolwich crown court, charlie peters. now later this evening on gb news, jacob rees—mogg will be sitting down for an exclusive tete a tete with liz truss. and let's ask jacob rees—mogg now , what we're jacob rees—mogg now, what we're likely to expect from this interview, because he joins m

because when the lord god, the exalted, gave the human being this religion of the khalid, this religion is the final religion, which is the evolution of all the elements, he also wants to preserve it, in the historical year, and in the causes of existence , to preserve this religion on the thoughts. the great thoughts that i have among the men of men, allah almighty will prepare them in specific phases with specific educational and mystical qualities this is a good point that imam al-hussein wahadah min al-qamat al-shamkha in islamic history and the consensus of all scholars and the consensus of all thinkers. it had an effect on making the direction right and people realized that it was very effective. many people soon realized that the principle of letting go is clinging to the descent, but ashura put the sky and the earth in a divorce and proposed the union of these with each other. this is what i mean by saying that the civilization was built, that if it was not a romantic relationship, what would be the reason for such ashura to be held there, in fact, that aspect of god is manifest

the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riaz,the capital of saudi arabia. the ambassador of syria in saudi arabia today expressed his hope that the resumption of flights between syria and saudi arabia will facilitate the communication between the two countries and eliminate the suffering of syrian citizens from indirect travel. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. to we have reached the end of the world today. thank you for being with us tonight. metallic and non-metallic, such as oil and gas pipes , change their shape against heat, which causes structural deformation and unfortunate events such as fire . now, to solve this problem , heat-resistant insulation with high flexibility has been produced by the technologists of amirkabir university of technology. large metal structures, such as oil rigs , have very high temperatures when a fire occurs. their weight is too much, it causes the structure to

the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia. the syrian ambassador in saudi arabia expressed hope today. kurds resuming flights from syria to saudi arabia will ease the connection between the two countries and the suffering of indirect travel of citizens eliminate syria. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. we have reached the end of the world today. thank you for being with us tonight. good night and god bless you. sometimes it was a refuge for the needy and sometimes it was a destination for thirsty passers- by for people who were far from places of pilgrimage. saqqa khans are an important part of iranian folk and religious architecture in the oldest neighborhoods of tehran. the safavid era returns, but the oldest works left in tehran are from the qajar era, like this building. saqqah khoda bandandalo house in pamnar, tehran. there are three types or three categories

in itself, because al-mouli, the most high, when he promised mankind, this is the religion of al-khalid, this is the final religion, this is the religion of al-dhee. the development of all the elements also wants to preserve it, in the historical year, and in the causes of existence. let the orientation be correct and people understand that it has a great effect. many people soon realized that will's principles. but ashura put the sky and the earth in a divorce and brought up the union of these with each other, and this is what i am saying is the construction of civilization . there, in fact, that face of god manifests itself, that is , it reaches an epic, higher than the familiar levels, like everything about ashura that i said is hidden and hidden and does not appear in the level of intellect and eyes, they are manifested there. now what happened after karbala took a life of his own man, many muslims who even may not have agreed with imam hussein in the fact that he didn't give b to yazid were nevertheless abhorred by the way in which the favorite grandson of the prophet you the proph

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the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riyadhe capital of saudi arabia. the ambassador of syria in saudi arabia expressed hope that the conflict between syrian flights to saudi arabia will facilitate the communication between the two countries and the suffering of indirect travel of the citizens. eliminate syria. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. with the beginning of the month of muharram, mourning begins in seyida zainab neighborhood of damascus. the mourners from different countries, during these days, he reaches the shrine of hazrat zainab, may god bless him and grant him peace. days of mourning for the martyrdom of aba abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him) and his faithful companions in the area of ​​sayyida zainab (peace be upon them) in the suburbs of damascus. we came to the shrine of aqeela bani hashem to say that we are the continuation of aba abdullah's uprising against the yazidis.

martyr haniyeh, the new head of the hamas office in 2017 he replaced khalid meshaal. a member of the high committee for the follow-up of the intifada, represented by hamas , was the head of the office of martyr sheikh ahmed yassin and a member of the political leadership of the hamas movement, including ismail haniyeh's responsibilities in the past years. in 2006, when the hamas movement participated in the elections of the palestinian parliament, the name of a man at the top of the list was the name of a man known by the palestinians as the face of peace and, of course, for his struggles, ismail haniyeh, who took the post of prime minister of the palestinian authority the day after the decisive victory of hamas. haniyeh was born 14 years after the occupation of palestine in the ashati camp in the gaza strip. his family at the beginning of his presence the zionist occupiers had moved from jorah village in esqlan. ismail died in the same camp and at the islamic qadha university. he read arabic literature when he was 35 years old when he was assigned to head the office

the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia. the syrian ambassador in saudi arabia expressed his hope that the resumption of flights from syria to saudi arabia will facilitate the communication between the two countries and eliminate the suffering of syrian citizens from indirect travel . in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and its embassy. he closed himself in damascus. america and its allies give five more missile systems to ukraine. america, the netherlands, germany, italy and romania announced in a statement that they will deliver four patriot systems and one known as samteti to ukraine. according to this statement, these countries will have dozens of tactical air defense systems in the coming months. put. supporters of ukraine have promised to donate more than one million dollars to the air defense system of ukraine. the president of the united states emphasized the support of ukraine at the meetin

and mohammad, the other two sons of the head of the political office of hamas, and apart from amal, khalid and razan, his two other grandsons were also in the car. they used to go to visit qom on eid days and relatives all of them were martyred. and the blood of all of them was spilled in the streets of gaza where the blood of fifty or so other martyrs of the haniyeh family and thirty thousand martyrs of the people of gaza was spilled on the ground. the sons of ismail haniyeh, may god have mercy on them , were not in hotels in qatar and turkey, even in the south. they were not right here in the north and in the displaced persons camp. i just want to know the narrator of this false story, who said that the children of the leader of hamas in doha are dying in the peace of nematan and the children of the people in gaza. a new scandal for zionist arabs who said haniyeh's sons are in hotels in qatar, turkey and london. commander's children they were right here. next to the nation 61-year-old haniyeh was in qatar at that time. as usual, he had gone to comfort the war wounded when the news of the

khalid meshaal, he was able to do great things, including the storm issue. al-aqsa one, which was one of the biggest islamic resistance operations against the zionist regime in the past 75 years, in such a way that the al-aqsa storm was able to break the zionist regime's false pretenses, and according to all experts and political observers of the zionist regime, they never looked back before the al-aqsa storm operation. the storm will happen especially when the zionist regime claimed that it was able to control the resistance, but both shabak as the internal security force of the zionist regime and mossad as the intelligence organization of the zionist regime beyond the borders of the occupied territories. and aman as an organization the information of the zionist regime's army failed to predict this operation. we once again offer our condolences to all the resistance fighters of the world, to all those who support the palestinian cause, mr. dr. sadr al-husseini. in the past, he was able to reach a unity , that is, islamic jihad, hamas, erin al-asud , the po

to some, to the force to others, let's hear what the video wall thinks of the show so far, scott khalid is in london, let's have scott first, go ahead scott, helloway, so i'm 21 and you actually my first vote because you're the only person i land with and they're all the same lovers, so i just want to say thank you and we keep continue doing what you're doing, thank you, my question was, i saw online that um the uae and saudi arabia wants to put coalition force peacekeeping force in gaza, should there be? see fire and i was just thinking can they trust it or the they've just sat id going on are they going to serve the palestinan interests or this going to continue to serve the shekal and continue to serve israel because like i said they've sat idle and done nothing while it is going on so can they be tr to be again a peacekeeping force um should they f? well uh that's a difficult question to answer and i'm not dodging it when i say that would be up to the palestine. resistance, if the palestinian resistance were ready to accept those two countries as peacekeeping forces and if they beli

scott khalid is in london. let's have scott first. go ahead, scott. hello, mr., so i'm 21, you actually my first vote because you're the only person i land with and all the same lovers, so i just want to say thank you and hope you keep continue doing what you're doing. thanks to you. my question was, i saw online. that um the uae and saudi arabia wants to put coalition force peacekeeping forces in gaza, should they see fire and now was just thinking can they be trusted just sat idle well? was going on, are they going to serve the palestinian interests or are this going to continue to serve the show and continue to serve israel? because like i said they've set idle and nothing, wow a genocide is going on, so can they be trusted to be again a peacekeeping force, should there be f? well, that's a difficult question to answer, and i'm not dodging it when i say that would be up to the palestinian resistance, if the palestinian resistance were ready to accept. those two countries as peacekeeping forces and if they believed that this would at least provide a

magomed khalid and zaur magomedov are accused of preparing a terrorist attack.ons and a homemade explosive device were discovered. according to unofficial data, all three may be connected with the organizers of the attacks in derbint and makhachkala, which killed 23 person. the last swims, with the onset of hot days, the rescuers switched to an enhanced regime. works constantly roam the reservoirs where vacationers swim, and often, despite the prohibitions, the reservoirs can be dangerous, from parasites in them to underwater currents, but there are no fewer people wanting to take a dip, reporting by maxim shevchenko. on an abnormally hot day for the capital, the state inspector for small vessels , alexander kozhurov, unsheaths a service boat, but this time the attention is not on the water area, but on the coastline. dear vacationers, i remind you that this place is for swimming. prohibited, the joyful cries with which vacationers see off the rescue boat cannot please the inspectors, the statistics are sad, since the beginning of summer in the moscow region alo

political commentator samuels joining us. from melbourne and also thanks to journalist and activist khalid barricot joining us from vancouver and uh that's it with this edition of press tv's news review but stick around there's plenty more to come here on press tv. ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته. in one of the latest strikes, at least four people, including children were killed, when a palestinian home was bombed in gaza city's sheikh radwan neighborhood. in bet lah, israeli forces targeted a group of citizens leaving six civilians dead and several others injured. in central gaza, child was killed in israeli air strikes in the nosairat refugee camp in southern gaza. four civilians were killed in an air raid a vehicle in hanjunes. also in hanness, a strike a gathering of displaced people killed four civilians. while israeli sniper fire left two palestinians including a child dead, three people were killed in the regime's artillery strikes on a residential apartment north of raffa. the israeli genocidal war has claimed the lives of more than 39,100 palestinians so far while leavi

political commentator samuels joining us from melbourne, and also thanks to journalist and activist khalid barrakot joining us from vancouver, and that's it with this edition of press tv's news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news. now the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu made his fourth appearance before the us congress delivering a speech that had some old themes like anti-iran rhetoric. what stood out about this speech was a netanyahu is a war criminal as deemed by the icc, which makes his presence that much more controversial. many us law makers either boycotted or skipped his appearances. cv is going to join us now and tell us all about it. hey there, covid, take it from here, pal. thank you so much, danny. well, the u.s. congress has hosted a war criminal, this really prime minister has addressed a joint session of congress. while it appeared that he had brought support for his fearmongering, like against diran, he was trying profusely to get backing for the genocide against palest

the man accused of masterminding the september iith attacks in new york, khalid sheikh mohammed, andbay, cuba, for years without going to trial. according to us news outlets, the men agreed to admit to conspiracy charges in exchange for a life sentence, after a possible death sentence was excluded. the man accused of masterminding the september the cases against the three have been mired in a decades—long controversy over whether their treatment at cia prisons compromised the evidence against them. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, says the country's opposition will "never ever" be in power, and accused them of having blood on their hands. several opposition figures are sheltering in the argentine embassy in caracas, which is surrounded by police. mr maduro was declared the winner of sunday's election — but argentina, along with several other countries, refuses to recognise him as president. he addressed the countries on wednesday, after days of protests, in which several people died. costa rica said it was prepared to offer

remote defense attorney for several of the most notorious accused terrace in modern american history. khalid shaikh mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks, major in nadal, hassan, a member of the us military, who self radicalized, launched a terrorist attack. the us military base at fort hood, texas, and murdered 13 people in wounded 30. and while lead been attach, who was considered to be outside of royalty a murder, and a $911.00 co defendant. as a part of this top secret security clearance, tim had to promise that he would not reveal to any of these men, that he also happens to be gay. overtime tim built a report with k s m. and while lead, they taught him about their lives and the group develop the level of mutual respect and trust. one day will lead gave him a warning saying this one day, all of you on this defense team will turn against one another. you americans devote your lives to prestige fame and money. you will turn against each other in the end just to get that for yourselves. any. and that's actually what happened. the lead attorney and her assistant beg

the defendants at guantanamo, including the alleged most of mine, khalid shaikh mohammed have reached a plea agreement with us. prosecutors defense again announced while it have been attached and stuff out. sally with the other 2 to enter pre trial agreements. specific terms and conditions have not been made available to the public at this time. the 3 were initially charged jointly underwriting in 2008, and again in 2012, in connection with their alleged roles in the september 11th attacks. of the days of upsets and see the olympic twice known has taken place in paris. events was under threats due to high levels of pollution in the river sent for east has been photo and that's.

the defendants at guantanamo, including the alleged most of mine. khalid shaikh mohammed have reached a plea agreement with us. prosecutors defense again announced while it have been attached and stuff out. sally with the other 2 to enter pre trial agreements, specific terms and conditions have not been made available to the public at this time. the 3 were initially charged jointly underwriting in 2008, and again in 2012, in connection with their alleged roles in the september 11th attacks of the days of uncertainty, the olympic twice known has taken place in paris. events was under threats due to high levels of pollution and the river sent for east has been following that story for us from the french capital as well as the prospect someone will impact traveling. going ahead without it's rather crucial swimming element was finally lights arrest on wednesday morning. officials declaring that the bacteria levels tested the day before indicated that the sun was safe for the police to swim. and powers may, i'm, it's all go to taking a dip in the sun to demonstrate that safety. a couple of

khalid, lovely to see you as usual. right.rdinary. >> why don't we give him asylum in this country in the first place? here we go again . place? here we go again. >> let us know your thoughts this morning. oh, it's nice to be back, isn't it ? lots to talk be back, isn't it? lots to talk about. still to come. reform. rempe. richard tice will give us his take on the violence at manchester airport. here's the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . solar sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> hello there. good morning. welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast, plenty of sunshine across much of the uk turning increasingly hot over the next couple of days , the next couple of days, particularly across england and wales. and you can see a cloudier start across parts of scotland . northern ireland first scotland. northern ireland first thing this morning a weak weather front is producing some rain across the far northwest, largely the western isles, but also fringing western coasts into the aftern

she's based in melbourne. khalid sha, scared as a medical engineer. joining us from sydney today. and dr. mohammed subaru, as an emergency physician, was joining us from san francisco guys. thank you. so, so much for being part of the stream today. i and i know the last thing you guys want is to make this about you and i promise we won't do that. but can i start by asking a few logistical questions are uh, what is the process of going into gaza today? i mean, who can go when, how long is a clearance, the vaccine process and where exactly do you access garsetser? so obviously before the closing shut down, that is where we used to go through right now. basically you. busy apply for permission, and you need to get approved by these rallies, and then you basically get on a bus from a man. and then switch off once you cross into is 0 into another bus that takes you down to the cut themselves on the cut them up with sign in border crossing where we end up being picked up by or you one arm or con boy. and from there we kind of split up into our various locations that were sort of going t

remote defense attorney for several of the most notorious accused terrace in modern american history. khalid shaikh mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the september 11th tax major in the dial, hudson. a member of the us military who self radicalized, launched a terrorist attack at the us military base in fort hood, texas, and murdered 13 people in wounded 30. and while lead been attach, it was considered to be all kite, a royalty, a murder, and a $911.00 co defendant. as a part of this top secret security clearance, tim had to promise that he would not reveal to any of these men, that he also happened to be gay. overtime. tim built a report with k s m. and while lead, they taught him about their lives and the group developed the level of mutual respect and trust. one day, while we gave him a warning saying this one day, all of you on this defense team will turn against one another. you americans devote your lives to prestige fame and money. you will turn against each other in the end just to get that for yourselves. a n e. and that's actually what happened. the lead attorney and her assista

asma khalid with npr. i have two questions. earlier, you spoke about the ceasefire plan between israel and hamas. we're now looking at ten months of war. and i'm curious if there's anything that you feel personally, you wish you would have done differently over the course of the war. and then, secondly, if i may, i wanted to ask you about your presidential campaign. i remember covering your campaign in 2020, and there was a moment where you referred to yourself as a, quote, bridge candidacy, a transition to a younger generation of leaders. i want to understand what changed. >> two things. let's go back to when you talked about what i have changed. anything that's happening with israel and the palestinians and the palestinian movement. the answer is you recall from the very beginning, i immediately went to israel, but i also got a meeting in contact with al-sisi in egypt. i met with the king of jordan. i met with. i met with most of the arab leaders to try to get a consensus going as to what had to be done to deal with getting m

magomed khalid and zaur magomedov are accused of preparing a terrorist attack; during searches, caches found in their possession. according to unofficial data, all three may be connected with the organizers of the attacks in derbint and makhachkala, which killed 23 people. during the last swims, with the onset of hot days, the rescuers switched to an increased work schedule. reservoirs constantly roam where vacationers swim, and... often, despite the prohibitions, reservoirs can be dangerous, from the parasites in them to the underwater currents, but there are no fewer people wanting to plunge into them. report by maxim shevchenko. on an abnormally hot day for the capital, the state inspector for small vessels , alexander kozhurov, unsheaths a service boat, but this time the attention is not on the water area’s channel, but on the coastline. dear vacationers, i remind you that swimming is strictly prohibited in this place. hooray! rado. the cries with which vacationers see off the rescue boat cannot please the inspectors; the statistics are sad: at first, summer in the moscow region al

remote defense attorney for several of the most notorious accused terrace in modern american history. khalid shaikh mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks. major needle has been a member of the us military who self radicalized launched a terrorist attack at the us military base at fort hood texas, and murdered 13 people in wounded 30. and while lead been a dash who was considered to be all kite, a royalty, a murder, and a $911.00 co defendant. as a part of this top secret security clearance, tim had to promise that he would not reveal to any of these men, that he also happens to be gay. overtime tim built a report with k s m. and while lead, they taught him about their lives and the group develop the level of mutual respect and trust. one day will lead gave him a warning saying this one day, all of you on this defense team will turn against one another. you americans devote your lives to prestige fame and money. you will turn against each other in the end just to get that for yourselves. any. and that's actually what happened. the lead attorney and her assistant began

choudary�*s trial heard that he started lecturing followers in new york, assisted by canadian khalidut didn't know his talks were to american and canadian undercover officers. scotland yard joined the operation. three police forces united in proving the meetings were the same old terror network under a new name. anjem choudary has a long history of radicalising individuals here in the uk and now we know overseas. so this verdict is really significant for public safety. it means that an individual who's had such a significant impact on vulnerable and younger people, in radicalising them towards terrorism, is now in custody. so the significant element of this investigation is that it disrupts the radicaliser himself, rather than focusing on the foot soldiers who are caught up in the attacks and the plotting and planning. choudary is only the third man in the uk to have been found guilty of directing terrorism, an exceptionally rare and difficult conviction to secure. he now faces a life sentence. the question is whether someone will try to take his place. dominic kashani, bbc news. the

choudary�*s trial heard that he started lecturing followers in new york, assisted by canadian khalid know his talks were to american and canadian undercover officers. scotland yard joined the operation. three police forces, united in proving the meetings were the same old terror network under a new name. anjem choudary has a long history of radicalising individuals here in the uk and, now we know, overseas. so this verdict is really significant for public safety. it means that an individual who's had such a significant impact on vulnerable and younger people, in radicalising them towards terrorism, is now in custody. so the significant element of this investigation is that it disrupts the radicaliser himself, rather than focusing on the foot soldiers who are caught up in the attacks, and the plotting and planning. choudary is only the third man in the uk to have been found guilty of directing terrorism, an exceptionally rare and difficult conviction to secure. he now faces a life sentence. the question is whether someone will try to take his place. dominic casciani, bbc news. police

. >> khalid a look now at construction being done at levi stadium for the rolling stones concert tonight. it's expected draw a huge crowd prompting a traffic advisory to be issued. officials say concert goers expect heavy traffic and delays leading to and from the stadium. if you can take public transportation, do so that a full list of closures on our website at kron 4 dot com. all right. well, if you're going to be out there going with the stones, they want to know how the forecast is going to be. he been tracking that for today. good morning, gayle. good morning. rain. a very pleasant night for you. concertgoers at levi stadium. this is a live look at. >> in the south bay and san jose. so we have mostly clear skies tonight in the 60's. concert starts around 7. so should be in the 70's around that time a light freeze. we have some still over by the coast here. and that should be clearing out by the late morning. and most of us will see some sunshine for the afternoon. and we're also mostly clear until the evening late evening around 11:00pm. that's when the typical of clouds roll in an

only certain things they can get from this location, especially at the price that they can afford khalid the corrections. >> yeah. and i would imagine a little bit cheaper than other places. that and some law outdoor furniture's. pat, thanks that through. nice. >> so you saw me on the news and then you came down here and get 20% off and another, $5 off. here are some other locations. concord is my current location. but >> across the bay area, we're talking rohnert park vacaville fairfield milpitas livermore. it just fans. the bay area. for now, the employees did tell me that they are allowed to transfer to other locations. but let's face it. they're getting fewer, especially over the next several months that it's not worth for them to drive to distant locations. one employee told me he's very grateful for the job, but after it closes, he will be leaving for another place to work as far as big lots might not be over because they are trying to be leader and what they are. they're not shutting down altogether. just many places throughout california, including right here off of monument boul

asma khalid with npr. i have two questions. earlier, you spoke about the ceasefire plan between israel and hamas. we're now looking at ten months of war. and i'm curious if there's anything that you feel personally you wish you would have done differently over the course of the war. and then secondly, if i may, i wanted to ask you about your presidential campaign. i remember covering your campaign in 2020, and there was a moment where you referred to yourself as a, quote, bridge candidacy, a transition to a younger generation of leaders. i want to understand what changed. >> two things. let's go back to when you talked about what i have changed. anything that's happening with israel and the palestinians and the palestinian movement. the answer is you do recall from the very beginning, i immediately i went to israel, but i also got a meeting, contact with al-sisi in egypt. i met with the king of jordan. i met with i met with most of the arab leaders to try to get a consensus going as to what had to be done to deal with getting m