do you feel you were the target perhaps, for your depiction of the profit mohammad back in 2007? >> yeah that's the best can date we have i would say, because there's hardly anyone else who has that level of threats there. but of course you cannot be really sure. this is the best shot we have, at least at the moment. >> others dayed, the first person to die in the attacks that began on saturday was a 40-year-old man, did you know him? >> no, i didn't. i mean it seems that it was a person who passed by, it was those who were in the lecture room they were protected there by the police. so this was a passer by who unluckily actually happened to be in the wrong place. >> take me back to this freedom of speech forum that you were sponsoring. what was the objective, what were you hoping would take place and was security a big concern as well? >> yeah i mean it's the lecture series concerning freedom of speech and art. and so the seminar was made by the committee here and they give me a place for lecturing, which is much more difficult in sweden. and i think we had a good program this d

. >> reporter: real estate developer mohammad habib has made a career building luxury hotels and homes uber rich. >> hello! >> reporter: such as this one showcased on bravo's reality show "real housewives of beverly hills" featuring his ex-wife yolanda foster and gigi hadid. >> we brought these from northern california. >> reporter: these days hadid is not making many friends in beverly hills or more exclusive bel air. >> this is actually one of the medium-sized ones. this is about i would say 30,000 square feet. >> reporter: from high-end developers seem to be done with mega mansions tearing them down for the new giga mansions. and nearby relevance dents like jennifer aniston, whose house is 8,500 square feet are fighting back. voicing outrage to city officials. the very idea that a building of 90,000 square feet can be called a home seems at the least a significant distortion of building codes." this 50,000 square foot mansion built and lived in by hadid has a 300-seat ballroom turkish bath large infinity pool and 5,000 square foot guest suite. >> why build homes this big? >> there's

what else are we learning this mohammad emwazi? >> in effect we learned the accent was real. he was indeed a british national, born in kuwait. in addition to that well off, relatively well educated and radicalized fairly quickly, it seems, after some bad encounters with the authorities. together his case and others we have seen recently show the broad appeal of isis in the mideast and in the west. men and women among downtrodden radicals with nothing to lose and people like jihadi john of relative privilege. >> you now have 72 hours. >> reporter: he has been the voice of some of isis' most brutal terror videos calm ruthless, and with a distinct and surprising british accent. >> our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: now uk authorities have identified terrorist known as jihadi john as mohammad emwazi a 26-year-old british national born in kuwait but raised in london. though u.s. officials would not publicly discuss his suspected identity today the white house said jihadi john is a top terror target. >> in the mind of the president he ranks hig

but the bbc understands that he is mohammad emwazi. the metropolitan police have said they're not going to confirm the identity of anyone at this stage or given an update of a live count terrorism investigation. they have asked the media not to speculate about the details of the investigation, but both here in the uk and in america, it was clear that people were beginning to be more aware of his name. the police we believe, are -- have been involved in trying to find out more details about him and he -- bbc news understands, was on the radar of the police and security service before he traveled to syria. not necessarily in a high level, but certainly, he had connections, we believe, with some of those who were put on control orders which are those suspected of terrorism, who haven't been taken through trial, but movements must be restricted and linked to a group that were involved in some sort of network connected to al shabaab in somalia. >> so lucy we know that his name is on the radar of both u.s. and uk authorities. are we any clos

but mohammad abu-salha, razan and yusor's father, described the killings as a hate crime.e also accused the media of propagating anti-muslim sentiment. >> my daughters wear the scarf. there is not a single week that my daughters don't share with us the fear of walking on the street because of what the media is saying about us. inflammatory media all the time. they pick out the bad apples and magnify the picture and well on it day and night. we are distraught, shocked angry. we feel we were treated unjustly. this is uncalled for. we heard from the media -- not from the media, from the police source that each one of these children has a bullet in the head. this was an execution style. it was a hate crime from a neighbor our children spoke about. they were uncomfortable with. he came to their apartment more than once, condescending threatening, and despising and talking down to them. >> deah barakat's sister suzanne, described the three students as gems of their communities. >> deah at 23 a second-year dental student at unc, was well-known for his all and racing kindness, lig

one group that did know mohammad emwazi is cage. this is an advocacy group for a number of people swept up in terror raids and terror suspects. they said he came to them in 2009 because he said he was being harassed by mi5. you remember the man who killed lee rigby on the streets of london. take a listen how they explained emwazi's background. >> he was such a beautiful young man. really. you know, it's hard to imagine the tra jekry. but it's not unfamiliar to us. once again, somebody that i met, came to me for help looking to change a situation in the system. when we are going to finally learn that when we treat people as if they're outsider, they will feel like outsiders and look for belonging elsewhere. our entire national security strategy for the last 13 years has only increased alien nation, only increased people feeling like they don't belong. >> and that is the caseworker at cage who dealt with mohammad emwazi and dealt with him for a number of years. he tried to go to kuwait unsuccessfully a number of times. he then tried t

mohammad adow reports from the strategytragic town of gamboro. >> in case boko haram fighters decide to come back. >> no one is here now. probably some of the injured are hiding in some houses particularly remote abandoned house he. >> for nine months, boko haram controlled gamboro imposing a strict form of islamic law on people in the town. most of the people were forced to leave for neighboring chad and cameroon. others escaped to parts of northern nigeria. these men are suspected ever suspected of belonging to boko haram. they must prove that they are not affiliated. the battle for gamboro they didn't mind boko haram's rule over their town. there we used to go and come back from our farms without any problem. the only thing boko haram would ask us to do is teach our children from koran when we told them we already do, they left us alone. >> the threat posed by boko haram caused the delay of nigeria's elections by six weeks. the chaddian troops part of an original effort against the radical group and any town and village taken from its fighters will bring the reality of holding ele

officials confirmed that jihadi john is a kuwaiti born londoner named mohammad emwazi. we are learning more about his background and why the white house now sees him as a top target. that comes as shocking new video shows isis thugs ransacking an iraqi museum taking sledge hammers and jackhammers to priceless antiquities they called false idols and gods. our correspondents and analysts are all standing by. let's begin with our chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, who has the very latest. >> we are learning now that u.s. lawmakers have been briefed on suspected americans in isis. this has been a long term concern and this is also happening as u.s. intelligence officials have increased their estimate of the number of americans who have traveled to syria and iraq to join jihad there, up to 180 now from 150. these are those who have either gone or attempted to go. some of them killed on the battlefield. but today in the case of jihadi john we got the most vivid illustration of isis' broad appeal. jihadi john identified as mohammad emwazi a 26-year-old british

and her sister razan mohammad.est questions here as this man has been taken into custody and one of the questions is was this a hate crime and targeted based on their culture and their religion? here's what the u.s. attorney just said. >> i want to make sure that folks knew that based on all of the information that our office and law enforcement has at this time that the events of yesterday are not part of a targeted campaign against muslims in north carolina or anything other than an individual event that occurred. we don't have any information that this is part of an organized effort against muslims and i did want to address some comments made on social media about that and to make sure that people know this appears at this point to have been an isolated incident. >> isolated incident. he's saying again involving this one man and these three young lives. we have much more including talking to a friend dear friend for many years of these three young people. we'll talk to him coming up. >>> now to this while "ameri

mohammad adow has more on the battle. >> this is the town of gamboro on the nigerian border with cameroon patrol around in case boko haram fighters decide to come back. >> translator: we are now outside the town, we have combed the area. no one is here now. probably some of the injured are hiding in houses, particularly abandoned houses. >> reporter: for nine months, boko haram controlled gamboro imposing a strict form ever of control over the people in the town. these men are suspected of belonging to boko haram. they're finally released but only after convincing the forces that they are not affiliated with the group. the battle for gamboro has not been an easy one for the chaddian army. it lost 17 of its soldiers during fighting with boko haram. yet some of gamboro's soldiers say they don't mind boko haram in the town. >> we told them we pray and we have a koran they left us alone. >> nigeria and its neighbors recently decided to put together a force of 8700 soldiers to fight boko haram. the threat faced by boko haram caused the delay of nigeria's elections by six weeks. a part of origi

vilks drew a picture depicting the prophet mohammad with the body of a dog. al qaeda responded by placing him on their most wanted poster an assassination list. vilks survived two previous attempts on his life, and he travels with body guards and as you can see, he always checks his car for potential bombs. but i asked him if he thought his drawing of the prophet mohammad years ago in 2007 may have contributed to these attacks in denmark. >> that is not the case it's very rare that something becomes so interesting. if one follows the stories of this round about dog thing, he will see that he has to pass many many levels of interest before it actually starts living it own life and become enough known to become a symbol for hatred. at one time you were on an assassination list by al qaeda and other similar groups to your knowledge, are you still on anyone's assassination list? and if so is that why you continued to travel with body guards? >> yeah, i mean why am i such a well known target? and that's half the value, because these guys, they weren't very much co

americans who lost loved ones at the hands of the man known as jihadi john now identified as mohammad emwazi boy, they are speaking out this morning. >> they want the brutal killer to stand trial and answer for his crimes. abc's bazi kanani joins us with what we're learning about the most wanted man in the world. bazi. >> reporter: good morning, reena. good morning, t.j. officials have known the true identity of the isis executioner for several months but kept it secret as they tried to find him. the hunt still on this morning. the identity of the world's most wanted man revealed. >> our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: mohammad emwazi 26 years old, college educated raised in this mixed income west london neighborhood where friends are stunned. >> the mohammed that i knew was extremely kind extremely gentle. extremely soft-spoken. was the most humble young person that i knew. >> reporter: authorities figured out emwazi's identity soon after the beheading of american james foley in august. >> to me it's just tragic that he would -- such a talented yo

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the magazine was on an al qaeda hit list for publishing cartoons of the prophet mohammad. that same motive may have been at work today. he's been the target of death threats since 2007 after drawing property fete mohamed as a dog. but he refused to be silent. >> this will be a small thing really. >> reporter: in 2010 vilkes was attacked during a speech at a swedish university. that same year attacked with fire bombs. and pennsylvania woman colleen laroes called her jihad jane online is serving a ten-year sentence for plotting to kill him. once again vilkes escaped uninjured today. nearly two years ago al qaeda in the arabian peninsula added him to their hit list the same al qaeda branch that claimed responsibility for the paris attacks. and, lester the manhunt is ongoing tonight. police across denmark looking for this gunman. >> all right kelly cobiella tonight. thank you. >>> tonight, weather conditions are quickly worsening in the northeast. eight states are under a blizzard warning, an area that stretches from michigan to maine. nbc's ron mott is in an area already hard

the presumed target of the first shooting was a swedish cartoonist who had caricatured the prophet mohammad. he was unscathed but instead the gunman managed to kill a 55-year-old danish film director named fin noregard who had made movies movies, and later on when he went to the synagogue, he killed 37-year-old dan who spent years trying to keep the synagogues of denmark safe. we are learning more about the suspect just now. i spoke with police in copenhagen. they say he was 22 years old. he was known to police for criminal gang-related sort of activity. intelligence say they don't have any information at this point that he traveled to iraq or syria, but they are looking into whether he was inspired by islamism radicalism and those attacks last month in paris. france still reeling from its own terror spree last month, wasted no time sending their person over to lend support. he was shot dead in what they believe was early morning. he had been conducting raids and questions remain about what sort of network he might have been plugged into and if anyone in denmark or further afield might have

abu-salha and her sister 19-year-old razan mohammad abu-salha. the suspected gunman craig stephen hicks, who has described himself as a "gun-toting atheist," has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder. chapel hill police say the shooting stemmed from a dispute over a parking space but relatives of the victims say it was a hate crime. yusor and razan's father mohammed abu-salha spoke at the funeral. >> there is no doubt [indiscernible] giving us this honor of raising three children. this has hate crime ridden all over it! and i'm not going to sit down and bend over that. we need to know things the way they are. we have peace inside. we are not seeking any revenge. our children are much more valuable than any revenge. >> mohammed abu-salha speaking at thursday's funeral for his two daughters and son-in-law. azhar aziz of the islamic society of north america also spoke at the funeral. >> we're concerned the rising anti-muslim rhetoric in our society may have encouraged some to commit violence against american muslims, so we urge the l

there's another prophecy of the prophet mohammad that they would bring an area from khorasan which is where afghanistan and pakistan is today. these guys believe these professies.professve prophesy. they see themselves taking part in this final battle. >> "the atlantic" had great article. your article is fantastic as well. there was a long article about it. i was struggling to understand it. isis wants this apocalyptic war to break out and then an anti-messiah will come and then jesus, jesus is the second most revered prophet in islam. he'll return to earth and lead the muslims to victory. what exactly does -- can you expound on that? >> again, these are one of these sort of prophetic conditions. jesus is of course a very honored prophet in islam but not regarded as the savior as christians believe that he is. and it's just one more kind of part of this. there's a reason that the leader of isis awarded himself the title because the caliphate is the perfect incarnation of islamic rule that existed at the time of the prophet mohammad. they believe they are establishing a perfect islamic

we learned his identity this week mohammad emwazi. we heard the attorney general earlier talking about how he wants to get him. how realistic is that given how little intelligence we have on the ground in syria? >> i think it is realistic over time that we can find him, as we did bin laden eventually who was maybe the toughest and most elusive target. but it's not going to happen quickly and you make the point that is the correct one, which is we have got to get boots on the ground. we have to get eyes in the problem and we are going to have to do it in syria. especially if we are going to go after people like jihadi john. >> has there been progress in getting intelligence assets into syria that maybe the pentagon and state department aren't talking about? >> i think that's correct. particularly this was a mistake on the part of the isis when you burn a jordanian pilot, jordan really steps up. those are the arab countries who can get in there and cooperate with us and provide us those eyes on the ground to take on targets like jihadi

mohammad adow, al jazeera acknowledge lagos. >> abdul lahi was killed near the somalian capital. >>> security remained tight across the capital as lawmakers vote whether or not to retain the old cabinet. 40 ministers, 22 voteagainst. in yemen political rival are meeting for first time since houthi rebels took power in a coup. the talks are brokered by the u.n, and they continue even though the nassaris party has backed out. jamal el shayal has the story. >> groups sponsored by the united nations one of the participants decided to walk out. >> we'll withdraw because there's no commitment so far that peaceful protests will not be attacked and depressed and also because the dialogue is nothing but a cover for the coup. >> that coup happened on friday. prior to that, the u.n. special envoy jamal ben ahmed. >> despite u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon assisted that abdel mansour al hadi must be returned to power. it's this that upset several politicians. >> we will not continue in this dialogue unless the constitutional announcement is cancelled. we will not accept this no matter how str

mohammad adow, al jazeera lagos nigeria. >> abdalla kaya was killed when when fighters open fired onhis car. >>> new prime minister lineup of ministers. 42 voted against. >>> to yemen where political rivals are meeting for first time. the nasarus party has backed out after three were arrested by houthis but the u.n. brokered talks are continue. east and south of aden have rejected the houthi declaration. in mareb tribes are threatening to stop oil production and cut off electricity if the houthis try to enforce their rule across yemen. >>> meanwhile, prime minister and three other ministers are under house arrest. >>> from the at city of tais. >> before it started omar did try oinstill some kind of optimism on the scene he has spoken to all political parties and they have agreed to sit around the table and discuss things on monday. but after meeting the almost immediately the socialist naturalist party said they were withdrawing from these talks. what we understand is that they were actually, their leader was threatened by death essentially by a spokesperson or one of the members of

mohammad adow, al jazeera nigeria. >>> group's leaders said the areas of chad, niger and cameroon will not be able to stop him. the third video released in as many days. ambassador robin sanders good to see you. the coalition of chad, niger and cameroon although previous problem offing ineffective? >> i think it's important that the situation is coming to bear in the northeast, whether or not they can defeat boko haram in six weeks or certainly contain it in six weeks is a question. i was concerned about their elections being postponed as a slippery slope to elections not being held at all so i fall in that camp. i wonder whether or not in six weeks the situation on the ground will change. the fact that you have au forces coming in i think that's also good but au forces will take four to six months to stand up to identify where the troop contributing countries are going to come from. and get the u.n. mandate. that will certainly take more time than six weeks. >> but the story we just showed showed us how chad's military has crossed cameroon and had some success against boko haram. i kn

we now know his name is mohammad emwazi. we're live from london. what else do we know about emwazi and the group that helped reveal his identity? >> what we know about him now is that he was university educated here in london. studied computer technology. graduated 2009. and then according to the organization that will help verify who he was, this is an organization called cage. they say he came to them to complain to them about abuses at the hands of the british intelligence services. emwazi said to this group, capable, that he went to tanzania as part of a graduation present from his parents, but he said he was arrested at the airport there, sent back to britain. questioned by british intelligence agents on numerous occasions. cage puts forward this narrative therefore that emwazi became radicalized because of the way he was treated by the british intelligence services. they say he bears no reassemblysemblance to the emwazi they knew. what we don't know about, and this is very important, is why emwazi in the first place got on the radar of the br

they will not cannot waiver from governing preaccepts that were embedded in islam by the prophet mohammad at its earliest follow erls. money is set to run out next week unless congress can come to a agreement on a new spending bill. >> we'll have more on the department of homeland security issue later on in the program. >> eric right now, to weigh in on this is a former poip official who has had -- pentagon official who has had decades on the battles. steve buchy is here he is a director at the heritage foundation. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> does secretary johnson make valid points? >> no. he is twisting himself into rhetorical pretzels here. i understand the intent of not wanting to identify isis with the rest of the islamic world. but general keen is right. i mean, these guys base themselves, their theology on the koran. identify it as a fringe, very small, very radical group, but don't say it's not based on islam. it is. and we need to call it that. >> what daboll do you think should be used? and why? -- label. >> i think they should be referred to as islamist extremists.

it was here that mohammad visited her in august 1947 in the days before he left for karachi. the last days he would ever spend in bombay. here the grave of the women he had lost for the sake of the country had to create mohammad was said to have wept. when your he too would lie dying far away in newborn pakistan. in september 1948 almost 20 years after the death he too would be gone. mohammed had gained a country but lost his love. he was buried in the center of karachi and over his grave a pristine mausoleum of marble was built. its unblemished dome could be seen far and wide. mohammed came to pakistan to die and in that he belongs to pakistan. the children of pakistan learned a lot about him about his education, his political acumen, his strategic prowess that we never learned about his non-muslim wife, about the woman he had loved. >> that's beautiful. thank you for reading that. and i'm curious the title of the book is an intimate history of pakistan but the fact that we have many books about political history and all of that what you meant by wanting to sort of have this

presumed target of the attacks, lars vilks, has received death threats for depicting the prophet mohammad on a dog. he was unharmed, but a danish film director was shot dead and three police officers injured. hours later, the gunmen attacked a synagogue, killing a guard outside and injuring another two police officers. the attacks in copenhagen come a month after gunmen attacked the peers offices of the french magazine charlie hebdo, killing 12 people. we will have more the denmark shootings after the headlines. president obama has condemned the murders of the three muslim students in chapel hill, north carolina last week. in a statement, obama called the killings "brutal and outrageous ." adding "no one in the u.s. should ever be targeted because of who they are, what they look like, or how they worship." the fbi has announced a probe as a local police investigation continues, the suspected gunman, craig stephen hicks, frugally posted antireligious comments on his facebook page. on friday, dozens of muslims paid tribute to the victims in a car gathering outside the white house. >> it cou

mohammad is the father. >> i have talked to lawyers and professors. craig stephen hicks allegedly shot the victims on tuesday night but the police believe the shooting happened over a dispute about a parking space outside the building where the suspect live. police stood with muslim leaders and said they continue to gts every angle including whether a hate crime was committed. the it has gained worldwide media attention. the murders have expose add feeling among some muslims. oshana oshide is a member of palestine. >> we demand to be treat nod less than any average american. >> reporter: vicente arenas cbs news. a crowd cheered as the windows opened on the mobile marriage license office. several couples were married on thursday. about two dozen of the state's 6 p counties are issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> total recall. last year they broke a record. details. >>> a new controversy on "fifty shades of grey" as it hits screens today. this is the "cbs morning news." now made with real ingredients you can pronounce. two, please. i can'

mohammad al momani said the aim is to intensify efforts to undermine, degrade and eventually finish the group. >> about 200 people offered prayers for the slain pilot as ceremony in aman and held up a banner with the words farewell to our hero. >> what happened to the hostage, japanese hostages and the jordanian brave fighter totally unacceptable. totally unacceptable. >> the pilots father said in a television interview the militants are criminals who must be eliminated. >> translator: muath was not only my son, he was the son of all jordanians. we're all grieving from the bottom of our hearts. i want the government to come down heavy on the militants and defeat them. >> reporter: calls for avenging the pilot's killing are increasing in the country. one resident said the country is angry and the execution of two al qaeda prisoners is not enough. >>> while jordan vows to step up its fight against islamic state another key player is scaling back from the campaign. western media is reporting united air of emirates is suspending their strikes after muath al kaseasbeh was captured. they said

the loss of 23-year-old deah shaddy barakat his wife yusor mohammad, and her 19-year-old sister razan shocked the community. the three lived in this apartment. tuesday. the couple and razan, were shot dead. >> we ask you to celebrate the memory of our family members. we are in a state of shock and will never make sense of the tragedy. we appreciate your concerns and the outpouring of love and support. >> a neighbour, craig stephen hicks, has been charged with three counts of first degree murder. police believe a long-running argument over parking may be why hicks shot and killed the students. the family say it was an act of hatred based on their children's religion. >> it was a hate crime from a neighbour. our children spoke about they were uncomfortable. he came to their apartment more than once conagree screpd of course, threatening, despising and talking down to them. all three students were academically successful and involved in charity work. their deaths sparked wide debate on social media, many calling for the killer to be charged with a hate crime. on campus those of all faths

deah shakedy barakat yusor mohammad and rassan was killed in chapel hill. police say an argument over parking may have led to the killing. but the family say it may have been a hate crime. >> we appreciate love and support from the community at large. we ask that the authorities investigate the senseless and heinous murders as a hate crime. we ask that you respect our privacy during this difficult time. andy gallagher has more. >> we have been talking to the family of the victims, they are clearly in mourning. deah's sister spoke about her brother, sister-in-law, spoke about how they helped the local community, and helped syrian refugees with charitable work. the family disputes claims that this was over a parking matter. they claim hicks singled them out because of their faith, and call for this to be an investigation of a hate crime. that would take the investigation out of local police's hands, making it federal. this case, as the police say, is in the early stages craig stooep hicks has been -- steven hacks had been charged with first degree murder. >>

from a law enforcement standpoint, think about what jewly is comparing, john gaudy to khaledshake mohammad. >> i'm compared zack in colorado for years and years and years with the people sitting there. and by the way -- >> i think we should ship them back to guantanamo too. >> okay. >> i'm just saying you're comparing apples and oranges. >> let me get a handle on this thing. >> terrorist to a terrorist. >> okay. charles, you're with a bunch of guys who look to invest in florida, the money show presumably doing some work and one of the things that you probably have covered is that the folks, people want to focus on making money. they want to focus on capitalism and getting more capitalism in this country, and a lot of them come back and no doubt say, because you're not all that far, you know keep these bad guys where they are because we want to just keep them at a distance so we can do our thing. what do you think? >> absolutely. there's a thing called peace of mind that's extraordinarily important. i find it interesting that julie finds it more important that public image abroad rather tha

19-year-old razan mohammad abu-salha. a suspect, craig stephen hicks has been arrested and charged with three counts of first-degree murder. hicks had made online posts declaring himself a supporter of the group "atheists for equality." the hashtag #chapelhillshooting has spread across social media with internet users criticizing what they call a lack of national media coverage of the shooting. a grand jury has indicted a police officer for the killing of unarmed african-american akai gurley last november. gurley was in the dimly lit stairwell of a brooklyn housing project when officer peter liang shot him dead. we will have more in this story later in the broadcast. nbc news has suspended anchor brian williams for six month without pay or making false statements about a 2003 incident in iraq. williams apologized last week after it emerged he had wrongly claimed he was aboard a u.s. helicopter downed by rocket fire. american soldiers had publicly challenged williams' account saying he was nowhere near the aircraft that ca

journalist and canadian citizen has been in jail in egypt for 409 days, along with his producer, bar mohammad. the junior foreign minister tweeted prime minister harper has personally raised the case of mohamed fahmy with the highest level of the egyptian leadership. canadian officials raised the case of mohamed fahmy with egyptian officials 15 times in the last nine days. we understand this is an upsetting time for the family, we continue to call for mohamed fahmy's immediate release. the two are accused of supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood, charges they and al jazeera deny. their earlier conviction had been thrown out. two face retrial on thursday. a third al jazeera journalist, peter greste has been unconditionally released. >> india's common man party has swept the delhi state elections. the anti corruption party won 67 out of 70 seats. the ruling b.j.p. which won the national elections last year took the remaining three. we have more now on what the new party is promising. >> the party is enjoying a second win in the state elections. last time around, it formed a minority govern

that sounds reminiscent of richard zuley telling mohammad if he didn't become a confess sant or witnessees and al qaeda, people he didn't actually know his mother would be taken to guantanamo or his family threatened. that's a subtle rape threat, by the way, by sending his mother to the all male environment at guantanamo bay. boyd had disconfirming evidence things like a piece of -- link things like the lineup you mentioned, the fact that other witnesses didn't see him, the car he drove was not the car seen at the crime and so forth. ignored by zuley and at trial, similarly, zuley ignores a host of disconfirming evidence about mohammad and brings together some false information against him. in the case of a guy who's still in jail in illinois named lee harris zuley used that guy as an informant. slowly but surely over the course of a summer to solve a gruesome 1989 murder convinces harris to shade up his story. so it looks more like he was an eyewitness. that sounds reminiscent of trying to get him to confess to things he couldn't have been present at. >> do you think the effort to see

friends say mohammad is the man seen in the isis beheading video. he was born in kuwait. raced in london and graduate wait from university. white house and british anti-terror officials not initially confirmed his identity. >> popular bay area estate garden now the subject of bitter controversy. this estate in woodside has operated as non-profit for decade but now hundreds of volunteers are quist and even rae moving the estate from the will. it's all over a new waiver that more than 1300 volunteers have been asked to decide. it include a line stating volunteer shall not sue the non-profit that runs them or hold them leebl for any injury. if he has been volunteering for 16 years here and he says he won't sign the waiver fight leoal. people we talked to say that the whole document really physician not appropriate for the things that are being done out there. >> executive director of them tells us they are surprised by the reaction and the agreement is meant to dissuade frivolous lawsuit but not ignore the needs of our volunteers. >> we update you on story we pwrut on the mo

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friends say mohammad is the man seen in the isis beheading video. he was born in kuwait.ed in london and graduate wait from university. white house and british anti-terror officials not initially confirmed his identity. >> popular bay area estate garden now the subject of bitter controversy. this estate in woodside has operated as non-profit for decade but now hundreds of volunteers are quist and even rae moving the estate from the will. it's all over a new waiver that more than 1300 volunteers have been asked to decide. it include a line stating volunteer shall not sue the non-profit that runs them or hold them leebl for any injury. if he has been volunteering for 16 years here and he says he won't sign the waiver fight leoal. people we talked to say that the whole document really physician not appropriate for the things that are being done out there. >> executive director of them tells us they are surprised by the reaction and the agreement is meant to dissuade frivolous lawsuit but not ignore the needs of our volunteers. >> we update you on story we pwrut on the mornin