office, he said it's a koran, it's not a holy koran. because what they've done is they have taken what they call the holy koran and they've eliminated the versus us that supports the killing of jews and christians. the koran from over to cover, you don't see the sentences they rely on for their killing, beheading and their lies and they believe it is ok to lie if it ends up supporting the cause of their radical beliefs about islam. one of the reasons that i contend with so many others here that egypt ought to be one of our dearest friends is because they have an elected president -- yes, he was a former general, ike eijssen haur, like -- like eisenhower, so many who had been generals before they became esident, they understand warfare, but the radical islamists in the united states, o many of them, muslim brother-related groups, they pointed out time and again, we know we are going to have to get to violence at some point, but for now, we're making so much progress in taking over the united states without using violence, right now viole

i'm very curious how you're going to pick up those korans.se two leaders are vying for top places in the polls. among this university audience we did not find much support for wilders. his main policy is all foreigners go back to their own countries. that is the whole point. and i don't think, it's not dutch. but out on the streets, it's a different story. a lot of my friends, i think 80% are supporting geert wilders, and that'sjust because we think he can bring the netherlands back, of what it was. all the other parties have vowed not to work with geert wilders, so it is most unlikely he will be able to form a government, but the prime minister still believes he could be the winner. i do believe there is a real risk that on march 16 we can wake up in this country and geert wilders is leading the biggest party. complicating these final days of the campaign and been protests in rotterdam over a growing row between the netherlands and turkey. turkey was furious when two of its ministers were barred from speaking at a pro—ankara rally in rotterd

the family tells a-b-c 7 their koran was torn apart and the family tells a-b-c 7 their koran was torn and money, jewelry and electronics were stolen. so far, police have not made any arrests. new video this morning of a bold robber at an alexandria target. we first showed you her picture yesterday - now we're seeing surveillance cameras. police say this woman pretended to work at the store on richmond highway.. made her way into the stockroom.. and then stocked up dollars worth of i-phones! if you recognize her -- call police. neighbors are shaken this morning by the collapse of a house in northwest d.c. engineers are working to find out what caused the collapse. on march second, a tenant living in the home noticed a crack. he suspects construction next door caused the damage, which kept spreading. d.c. officials condemned the house on march 18th. the house came crashing down yesterday, 10 days after the tenants left. no one was injured when the building gave way. the owner grew up in the house in the 1960's. and he says he wants to save what's left of it, if possible. for a check on

and that the same benefits should be applied to the koran.pick verses but he's latched on to islamophobic rhetoric that takes the text out of context and then sometimes makes them up and uses them to propagate a misunderstanding of the liz lammic religious faith. >> we haven't been able to reach representative bennett for comment. but he did respond to the tulsa world in response to questions about this incident saying in part can't refute facts. >> thanks so much for that report. >>> all right next, trump administration officials athis week is the week we'll see a new travel ban. what will the revised executive order look like? we'll discuss after the break. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma ...that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunately, he went on to have progressive disease i thought that he would be a good candidate for

not only was their place ransacked and robbed, but this was a muslim couple, their koran, torn to pieces. a slur written on the wall. coming up, why they're speaking out about what's happened. >>> ao, uberls >>> first at 6:30, chilling new details in a maryland student's alleged plot to carry out a deadly attack at her frederick county high school. >> mark segraves has more on what she wrote in her diary and th warning signs every parent needs to look out for. mark? >> one of the elements of this story that makes it so interesting, i by the father, who is credited with saving lives. after reading his 18-year-old's diary, nichole scevario's fathe alerted authorities that his daughter was planning a mass shooting at her high school. the sheriff said the diary details the teenager's troubles and her plan to attack catoctin high. >> we started to see potential threats, her emotions, frustration, played out in this diary. >> reporter: cevario wrote about the attacks at columbine and newtown and noted those were carried out by men. >> she actually felt there had not been a female mass shooter

i'm very curious how you're going to pick up those korans.id not find much support for wilders. his main policy is all foreigners go back to their own countries. that is the whole point. and i don't think, it's not dutch. but out on the streets, it's a different story. a lot of my friends, i think 80% are supporting geert wilders, and that'sjust because we think he can bring the netherlands back, of what it was. all the other parties have vowed not to work with geert wilders, so it is most unlikely he will be able to form a government,

translation: they're calling the women and saying they are going to teach them how to read the koran.em to go and detonate a bomb. they tell them if they do that, they will go straight to paradise. some women would rather do it and die than to suffer under boko haram. my husband asked me to do it, but i said no. so everyone now poses a threat and can be searched, especially women travelling from rural areas. there are claims the military has a shoot to kill policy if a woman, even with children, refuses to stop at a checkpoint. these distressing images filmed by an eyewitness show the aftermath of a suicide attack. two people have blown themselves up, but a third suicide bomber is nearby. locals urge the soldier at the bottom left of the screen to open fire. he shoots and misses. then someone else takes a shot. the crowds now worry the bomber‘s heading their way. then this. bomb blast. she detonates her suicide vest. the frequency of such attacks has unnerved the security forces, who maintain they do act within the law to save lives. we have not had any incident where a woman and her

is the koran taking the same risk? >> let me just say this, whatever the outcome of the election was, we expanded health care for many americans. actiew the affordable care as a pillar of economic and health security for all americans. it stands right up there tall security, medicare, medicaid, affordable health care as a right not a privilege. i think the election was about more things. it was about tarp and wall street and the rest of that. if in fact it were the case, it would be well worth it. i do not think that anybody's political survival is more important than the good health of the american people. >> thank you. announcer: the congressional budget office released its assessment of the house republican health care will. the ecb of uninsured people would grow by 14 million in 2018. the ecb also predicts the legislation would decrease the aderholt deficit by $337 billion over the next 10 years. you can read the report at our website. though to c-span.org. >> a senate panel will ofestigate how to do photos female

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he was carrying a koran and a kanya of gas. >> president trump is once again spending the weekend at as usual, he's tweeting. he followed up on his meeting with angela merkel. trump tweeted that he and merkel had a great meeting and lashed out at the media again. h >> meanwhile the house intelligence committee holds its first hearing monday on the allegations of russian interference in the u.s. elections. james comey is expected to testify. he was given instead wednesday to determine if trump's claims that obama wiretapped his tower. >> oh dear ra odira was the mot. she was 44 years old. she will be laid to rest friday. >> tonight, the world has lost one of rock 'n' roll's founding fathers. chuck berry passed away this afternoon. here's chuck steverson with a look back on his life and legacy. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a country boy named johnny be good. >> if you want to give rock 'n' roll another name, you might call it chuck berry. the words are john lennon's, but the music is un mistakeable as the man. before they named it, chuck berry was playing it. my but that country boy could play. he co

but, you know, especially when we saw that written on the wall and the koran torn to pieces on the floor, and my paintings, you know, they were just torn apart and on the floor. that was just shocking. >> investigators are back at the apartment this afternoon. police confirming they are investigating this as both a burglary and a bias-related crime. coming up on news4 at 6:00, this couple to speak publicly about this. >>> with just a few months before the virginia primary, the democratic race for governor appears to be in a dead heat. a new poll has lieutenant governor northam tied with former congressman tom per yellow. but 45% of voters still not decided. on the republican side, former rnc chair ed gillespie has the most name recognition. he's far ahead chairman corey stewart. 38% are undecided for the gop in the old dominion. we've posted a link to the total survey in our nbc washington app. just search virginia poll. >>> all right, are you ready? you know it's spring when we start talking about opening day for baseball. we're counting down. it's monday for our nats. today we received

tim on a wall, a koran torn to pieces and paintings with islamic verses on them were damaged. >> this shows you that bad people are everywhere. fear and hate don't have boundaries. >> the couple has two small children and say they're thankful no one was hurt. they were in new york visiting relatives last weekend when this all happened. >>> coming up, a mom goes all out to take her daughter to a father-daughter dance only to be told she's not welcome. >> coming up next, the story behind this special >>> caught on camera, a 3 year old boy shows a police officer some love. this sweet moment was captured by the boy's mother over the weekend. the 3 year old boy saw the motorcycle cop. walking in, the two struck up a conversation. the officer gave t.j. a sticker and t.j. told his mom he wanted to give the officer a hug. this surprised her because really hug family. she wanted to capture the moment on video. she's now sharing it on social media. >> so sweet. >>> video of a young girl talking to a water heater. >> stay with us on this one. >> the toddler saw the discarded water heater in the

students are also given a worksheet and on that worksheet, they have verses from the koran that theye to read and then the student has to get the meaning of those verses. then they have to explain how those verses are used in the everyday life of a muslim. can you imagine the outrage thau the students were given scripture from the new testamene and told they have to give the meaning to interpret that new testament scripture and explaint how christians use that scripture in their everyday life?? we know the aclu would be outraged. they would have a lawsuit in their hand and probably break a leg trying to get up those steps. >> tucker: that would not beba diversity or whatever so maybe that is the short answer for why the success. you touched on my second question, is there comparable instruction on other religions? you can make a case and i thinkd it's a fair one that you want kids to understand the great world religions. it is a historical fact that islam has shaped the world and you should know something about it.. is there a similar instruction on other religions? >> there is no si

but the holy koran he spent his life studying. but these judges would say, oh, no, no, you can't consider the fact that these radical islamists claim to be muslim orris lambists -- or islamists, you can't consider that. one article out this week pointed out that somebody should that the judges errorists coming in from the nations designated by the president are muslim. they're not christians. they're not jews. they're not secularists. they're radical islamists. and it's ridiculous to have to , tinually state the obvious that we all know. that all muslims are not a threat to the united states. but it is absurd not to understand that those who in the me of allah are killing, to ading, torturing, trying destroy free society in the name of allah, they should not be allowed into the united states. and if they're u.s. citizens and heir goal is to supplant the u.s. constitution with shari'a aw, that's treasonous. and that's why i was so pleased with presidenciesy, as a muslim leader, -- president cici, as a muslim leader, telling a room

jonathan: the family tells abc 7 koran was toward a park money and electronic stolen. so far, no arrests. alison: the catoctin high school community is still coming to grips with what would motivate a student to plan a deadly rampage. nicole is 17 years old and is still undergoing evaluation. she could face explosive charges and 50 years in prison. there is gratitude tonight for her father who made the excruciating choice to turn in his own daughter. >> and had to be an agonizing decision. but ultimately, it was the right thing to do. very difficult, but the right thing to do. alison: found a shotgun, materials that could have been used to make a bomb. building in northwest crash to the ground today. there was a warning this collapse was going to happen, anc abc 7 has the before and after shots. tim barber spoke with the people who used to live in the building. >> it's like part of the past. like it did not exist. tim: the past came crashing down this morning, brick by brick. >> it was heartbreaking. tim: leroy grew up in this northwest washington home in the 1960's. a

a man that called for banning the koran and muslims from immigrating. he could likely win.e outlook. >> well i met him many times since the early 200s and this has been his absolute policy. it's antiislamic and they should all go home and we should close the boarders and ban the koran and all the rest of it. he was looking strong but over the last few weeks the polls have started to tighten significantly and over the last few days the current right prime minister was actually ahead in the polls but there has been a major situation going on in the streets of the netherlands and germany over the last few days instigated by the turkish government trying to lead rallies and bring their foreign minister officials and others over to europe to lead rallies for the turkish constitutional referendum and that caused a load of unrest in the netherlands. that's the latest one but we believe that still the government is hanging in there and the builders may get a lot of votes but he will not go into government because none of the other established parties will form a coalition with him

he wants to leave the european union, close the borders, ban the car on -- koran, and ban muslims fromoming into the country. rutte has a different stance on these issues and all the parties have a different stance, as well. this is just one aspect. there are several other parties, this is a fragmented party system with 28 parties running. many, many other parties or just behind the two leading parties here, the vvd and the right wing. this is not just about two politicians, but a whole, fragmented political system. many important issues, pedestrian topics like the pension age, topics that do not have to do with migration at all. brent: we just want to let our viewers know, we have the first exit poll numbers coming in and they do show the party of the prime minister, mark rutte, and his coalition earners. both of those parties coming in first and second, respectively. a distant third place is the party of geert wilders, the populist candidate, who many will say dominated the agenda of this campaign. another part of the agenda has been the final week and the diplomatic route with turke

they agreed to teach them how to read the koran. then they tell them to go and detonate a bomb.tell them if they do that, they will go straight to paradise. some women would rather do that rather than suffer under boko haram. my husband asked me to do it, but i said no. reporter: everyone poses a threat and can be searched, especially women traveling from rural areas. there are claims the military has a shoot to kill policy if a woman, even with children, refuses to stop at a checkpoint. these distressing images filmed by an eyewitness show the aftermath of a suicide attack. two people have blown themselves up but a third bomber is nearby. , locals searched a soldier at the bottom left of the screen to open fire. he shoots and misses. then someone else takes a shot. the crowd is worried that the bomber is headed their way. then this. she detonates her suicide vest. the frequency of such attacks erved security forces. >> we have not had an incident where a woman and a child approaches one of our locations and is challenged and fired out, that does not exist at all. reporter: but

. >> you think that the actual verse of the koran says you have to beat your wife with a brush? i read it a million times, it doesn't say that. reporter: this past weekend, the amya, the short name for the associati an incredible campaign called hashtag meet a muslim. with over 10,000 members in the united states and tens of millions across the world, they needed to make their impact heard here in america. their goal, answer as many questions about the muslim faith as possible to debunk the myths portrayed in the media. >> i think the one that we had was do all muslims hate christians? reporter: interesting. and the answer? >> obviously not. it was a quick answer. reporter: they do not support the belief of extreme muslims like we hear in the news like isis. they on the other hand, respect kindness and service to others. >> do you feel welcome here? >> absolutely. reporter: you're an american? >> yes, exactly. reporter: not a question. >> the organization put together a platform where youth are going to go out two days a month for the rest of the year so more americans can meet

and inclusion such as the netherlands as a candidate who wants to close down mosques and banned the koran do you explain that? the story is really exaggerated. longsaid, there's a tradition of religious tolerance. catholics and jews were celebrated everywhere. laura: gay-rights, drug decriminalization, the netherlands have been at the forefront of these issues. it is tolerant as long as you are dutch. seen that against islam in holland it is really nasty. is really nothing new. laura: are there legitimate concerns about immigration in the netherlands that have not been talked about by the mainstream parties? and that lack of discussion has buildersdoor for because he's the only one who is talking about it. >> it will take a long time. it is happening, actually. be here inestion may holland, most of the people live in amsterdam. the rest of the country is a bit empty. if you travel the rest of europe , it is really empty compared to amsterdam. and at this time of economic fears, the dutch economy is actually doing pretty well. theployment is falling and economy is doing well. the kind of f

"they said they were cia agents, not journalists, and they slipped a verse from the koran to justifyhe killings. no muslim could object or say this was wrong." he told us he paid a smuggler to get him out of isis territory last year. he's far from alone to succumbing to the extremist propaganda. "there are many people that came to isis like me, tens of thousands. if they had known the truth they wouldn't have joined." isis is losing the fight in iraq and syria. but that they not be enough to loosen its grip on the minds of many of its followers. holly williams, cbs northern iraq. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can it fix this teen's skateboarding mishap? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. the following ad for your viewing convenience. so i just switched to geico. what took you so long? i know, i saved a ton of money on car insurance. that's what i'm talking about! geico also gives you 24/7 acces

the holy koran, chapter five, verse 35. as a memberof the koran, chapter five, verse 35.d kingdom, iwould like to express my condolences to the families of the victims of this genius and appalling attack that took place on wednesday. —— heinous. we utterly condemn this terrorist act. as a proud londoner, i have lived most of my life in this beautiful city, and it's an honour for me to say today that i have witnessed a tremendous feeling of support from the british people in the last few days. indeed, as we come together at this difficult time, london is united against the face of terror and extremism. in the words of the husband of the murdered mpjo cox, the killer's relationship with a religion is as much as one can say about the relationship of the killer ofjo cox herself with the killer ofjo cox herself with the whites in yorkshire. indeed, the muslim community today stands to denounce any form of terrorism and violence. and as muslims we strive to espouse and spread the beautiful teachings of peace, love, coexistence and compassion. and indeed encourage people to take

planning to take the netherlands out of the eu, close mosques, and then the koran. if you do not like the idea, don't come to holland. you can decide where to go and where not to go. i hope we have less islam in holland. islam and freedom are not compatible and we are a free country and you are free to go and leave whenever you want so that is my message. laura: prime minister mark rutte 's campaign was all about stopping wilders in his tracks. >> i know the international journalists are interested in this. it is the third election after brexit. after the american elections, we have the upcoming french and german elections. this is a chance for democracy like the netherlands to make a point to stop this toppling over the dominos. there is the risk that we wake up thursday morning and see s leading the biggest party. laura: we can bring you the results of the latest exit poll. mark rutte's center right vvd party is projected to win 31 seats out of a total 150, far ahead of the next three contenders, including geert wilders' freedom party and the christian democrat pa

his party wants to shut mosques, ban the koran and stop immigration from mostly muslim countries. >> islam is not a race, it's a religion, and i see it as an ideology and i see it as a a totally terror ideology like communism or fascism. i believe islam and freedom are not compatible. we should stop islamization of free societies. >> also against the european union. he wants to follow the uk's brexit with an exit. >> you don't need to be part of this super national institution called european union, which is in a way like the old roman empire that is fading away to protect our people, to take netherlands first in interest. that is what i want. >> his rhetoric is similar to that used by donald trump in the u.s. with elections coming up in france and germany, the ditch election is being looked as a bellwether of what might come in europe. nhk world, the hague, net hands. >>> business and labor leaders close to a final agreement on limiting workers overtime hours. gene otani has more on that and other headlines. >> the japan business federation keidanren and largest labor organization s

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prosecutor molins said the suspect was carrying a gasoline can he tossed to the ground and a koran, and that he had been flagged for radicalization during a prison term. the authorities evacuated 3,000 travelers to search the terminal for explosives-- none were found-- and diverted incoming flights. the orly airport reopened five hours later. earlier in the day, police in northern paris had stopped the suspect for speeding, but he fled after firing birdshot at them. he then stole another car and drove to the airport. since the terrorist attack on the satirical french magazine" charlie hebdo" in january 2015, france has deployed 7,500 counterterrorism soldiers to bolster police patrols. in bangladesh's capital of dhaka today, police averted an apparent terrorist attack when they shot and killed a bomb- carrying militant trying to break through a security checkpoint on a motorcycle. officials say the suspect had several bombs attached to his body, which technicians later detonated safely. yesterday, a suicide bomber blew himself up at a police base near dhaka's international airport. the

least 22 people killed and 70 others wounded when a bomb tore through parachinar, the capital of the koranribal district. next, from president to prisoner, the unprecedented fall from grace for south korean leader pargo hey. -- park geun-hye. andcharges include bribery a wide-ranging corruption scandal. our sarah morris has the story. after nine hours of questioning, south korea's former president was arrested on allegations of bribery. she was driven to a detention center in seoul where she will be held for allegedly abusing her office. the 65-year-old was force-out of the presidency for having allegedly extorted big businesses with friend choice. park is the country was the first in the critically elected leader to be thrown out of office. a board in seoul approved her arrest, saying she may try to destroy evidence in her case. as part headed to the detention facility, supporters rallied outside, shouting "president." demonstrators also gathered at her home and she made her way to court. some also clashed with police. the corruption allegations sparked months of mass protests in south ko

reporter: he plans to ban the koran, close mosques, and paul the netherlands out of the european unions freedom party has been the largest, but the latest poll shows him finding behind the center-right party and perhaps as even as low as fifth-place. onn if he does come out top, he will struggle to form a government with major centrist party saying they will not going to coalition with him. while this has been involved in tussle withic turkey and it was seen as a chance for the prime minister to appear particular statesmanlike. even so, he is not taking any chances. for theis a chance netherlands to make a point to stop this toppling over of the domino stones. there is still a risk that we wake up thursday morning. reporter: a potential rising star is charismatic green party leader, who may claim as many as 18 seats. the first exit polls are expected soon after voting closes at 8:00 p.m. tonight. then we will have an idea of whether the resurgent nationalism that brought us brexit and president donald trump has also reached the netherlands. host: we are covering the dutch election and

he will bask mosques, ban the koran, so the economy hean really taken -- hasn't really taken the front staple. that has upset people in the labor unions, who have seen their taxes go up benefits slash pensions go down and they are realize concerned that these things aren't being discussed. labor unions may possibly support wilders as a protest vote because they are fed up with the politician he. >> sreenivasan: all right, malcolm brabant joining us from a busy thoroughfare in the netherlands, thank you so much. >> sreenivasan: last week, the anti-secrecy group "wikileaks" published thousands of files purportedly describing how the cia hacks into computer servers, smartphones, and tv's connected to the internet. the disclosures are another reminder of the sensitivity of government secrets and how controversial they can be, especially in the white house. newshour weekend's christopher booker has more. >> reporter: the actions taken by the george w. bush administration in the aftermath of the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, were, according to author mary graham, a recalibration of

the challenger came in third and campaigned on a platform of closing mosques and banning the koran. >>> a syrian diplomat is condemning a terrorist attack in damascus six years to the day after the nation's civil war began. at least 30 were killed in yesterday's suicide bombing inside an historic judicial building. it was one of two attacks in damascus. u.n. led negotiations are trying to stop the violence. that is set to begin next thursday. >>> to texas now where the senate there has passed a controversial bathroom bill targeting transgender people. but the proposal still faces big obstacles from becoming law from big businesses, the national football league and critics who packed the capital during publi people to use public bathrooms that correspond with the gender of their birth certificate. >>> the official start of spring may be four days away. but it surely feels like -- >> sure does. >> much of the east and parts of the south hit with bone-chilling temperatures, a deep freeze for crops in georgia and florida with temperatures 20 to 25 degrees below normal. >> yeah, look at th

geert wilders, the netherlands's answer to donald trump, wants to ban the koran, close the mosques andtolerant way of life, many dutch people are apparently willing to vote for some pretty intolerant policies. growing up, we were taught that tolerance was as much a part of dutch culture as eating mayonnaise with your chips. i used to live over there, number ten, just the other side of the canal. before i lived there, some other people did, whose names are commemorated here in these plaques. seven of them who were murdered by the nazis during the second world war because they were jewish. there are similar plaques along the canal side. during the war, one tenth of the population of this city were deported to concentration camps. the german occupation had a huge impact on how the dutch see themselves. discriminating against people because of their religion, their culture or ethnic background, that was something that other people did. not the dutch. i grew up in a time when all of us in this country were still very much under the impression that we live in the most liberal progressive cou

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this surveillance video, authorities say it shows the man illegally entering the residents unlocked koran saturday night, before walking away. police say that there were several reports of car break ins in the township over the weekend and if you recognize this man, give police a call. >>> jury selection began in the trial of the former penn state president graham spanier spanier faces child endangerment and other charges , prosecutors say his response to the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal put children at risk. two other former penn state officials have pleaded guilty in the case and they are expected to testify, during spanier's trial, and he maintains his innocence. >>> an update tonight on the story "eyewitness news" first brought you earlier this month , archaeologists started work on the hundreds of remains found in an olde city construction site. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live tonight with an exclusive behind the scenes look at their work, david. >>> nicole this has been quite an evolving story that work officially began today, behind me is just construction

translation: i heard that eight children who were studying the holy koran were all buried somewhere inas been a dumping ground for the capital's garbage for more than a0 years. there have been smaller landslides in the past, but nothing like this. authorities warned the landfill was running out of room, and it closed last year. but dumping resumed, after a new landfill was rejected by residents. translation: we told them not to dump on the top. i think the decision by the city's officials to resume dumping waste was the main reason for this accident. i think around 150 people were here during the landslide. local authorities have vowed to relocate those who live here. but, for these families, action has come too late. lucy martin, bbc news. this weekend the united nations has warned of a looming humanitarian crisis with 20 million people facing famine. its experts say that without urgent help many will simply starve. there's growing concern about four countries in particular: nigeria, south sudan, yemen and somalia, and our correspondents in the region have been to some of the affected

translation: i heard that eight children who were studying the holy koran were all buried somewhere in rubble. this landfill has been a dumping ground for the capital's garbage for more than a0 years. there have been smaller landslides in the past, but nothing like this. authorities warned the landfill was running out of room, and it closed last year. but dumping resumed after a new landfill was rejected by residents. translation: we told them not to dump on the top. i think the decision by the city's officials to resume dumping waste was the main reason for this accident. i think around 150 people were here during the landslide. local authorities have vowed to relocate those who live here. but for these families, action has come too late. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come. the creator of the world wide web has used a warning about fake news and the abuse of data online. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief, this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours the soviet union lost an elderly sikh leader and replaced him with a

netherlands' and is to donald trump, wa nts to ba n netherlands' and is to donald trump, wants to ban the koranence of their tolerant way of life, many dutch people are apparently willing to vote for some pretty intolerant policies. growing up, we were taught that tolerance was as much a part of dutch culture as eating mayonnaise with your chips. i used to live in one of those buildings over there. number ten. just on the other side of the can now. before i lived there, some of the people dead, whose names are commemorated here, in these parks. seven of them, who we re in these parks. seven of them, who were murdered by the nazis during the second world war because they we re the second world war because they werejewish. the second world war because they were jewish. there the second world war because they werejewish. there are similar plucks all along the canal cydia. during the war, one tenth of the population of the city were deported to concentration camps. the german occupation had a huge impact on how the dutch see themselves. this can lead against people for their religion, cultural or e

translation: i heard that eight children who were studying the holy koran were all buried somewhere inlandfill has been a dumping ground for the capital's garbage for more than 40 years. there have been smaller landslides in the past, but nothing like this. authorities warned the landfill was running out of room, and it closed last year. but dumping resumed after a new landfill was rejected by residents. translation: we told them not to dump on the top. i think the decision by the city's officials to resume dumping waste was the main reason for this accident. i think around 150 people were here during the landslide. local authorities have vowed to relocate those who live here. but, for these families, action has come too late. lucy martin, bbc news. rail workers in three parts of the country go on strike tomorrow, as the dispute that's caused months of chaos for southern rail commuters spreads to the north of england. conductors working on the merseyrail, northern and southern services are walking out in a row over their future role. danni hewson is at liverpool lime street station. it

he campaigned on a platform of closing mosques and banning the koran. >> a massive fire ripped through a chemical refinery in houston, next. firefighters were on the scene for several hours in houston, texas, before the blaze was contained. it was confined to a cooling tower and posed no threat to the community. the smoke from that fire could be seen for miles. no injuries were reported. it's unknown at this time what > okay.the fire. so the u.s. women's national hockey team plans to boycott the world championships that are schedule later this month. and it's all over a pay dispute. decided not to defend their title. >> that's after protracted negotiations for increased pay and wages have now stalled. the u.s. has won the past three world championships. >> and speaking of ice, the end of the blizzard led to an epic battle in massachusetts. the snow shoveler versus the snow plow. and it was caught on camera. >> oh, yeah. a boston area homeowner said his kids were clearing his driveway tuesday. they tried to get the plow driver to hold off so their dad could get his car out. plow driver

translation: i heard that eight children who were studying the holy koran were all buried somewhere incapital's garbage for more than a0 years. there have been smaller landslides in the past, but nothing like this. authorities warned the landfill was running out of room, and it closed last year. but dumping resumed after a new landfill was rejected by residents. translation: we told them not to dump on the top. i think the decision by the city's officials to resume dumping waste was the main reason for this accident. i think around 150 people were here during the landslide. local authorities have vowed to relocate those who live here. but for these families, action has come too late. at least 3a people have been killed and 17 injured in northern haiti, after a bus crashed into a group of people outside the town of gonaives. officials said the bus first knocked over two pedestrians, killing one of them. the driver then attempted to speed away from the scene, ploughing into a group of street musicians. rail workers in three parts of the country go on strike tomorrow, as the dispute that'

a friend at the time has told the bbc that he was using cocaine at the time and also reading the koran aged just shy of a0. he was still adrian elms. in november 2005, he first travelled to saudi arabia, and used the name khalid masood. in all, he spent two years there, teaching english. he taught here, at the saudi civil aviation authority, injeddah. in 2010, khalid masood was back in blighty, in luton, we believe, teaching english. he had two children at the time he was here, they appeared to be primary school children. he had a people carrier and would load his children into a people carrier with child seats. he was a portly gentleman, and frequently wearing tracksuit bottoms. and also would be wearing slip on moccasins, quite relaxed attire, i would say. always gardening. by last year, he popped up in london's east end. there had been searches there two. he moved to birmingham, most recently it seems in ladywood. before that, winson green. he would help me to jump—start my car. he was nice, a nice family. he would drop his kids at school. normal stuff. you would never think anythin