abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi, who is libyan, is accused of making the bomb that destroyedbie, scotland in december 1st, 1988. that, flight headed from london to new york city, exploded over lockerbie killing all 259 people on board and another 11 on the ground. one or 19 those killed were americans. that is the deadliest terror tack ever on british soil. it comes nearly two years after than attorney william barr announced new charges against abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi who was in libyan custody at the time. joining me now is my good friend nbc news foreign correspondent ali arouzi. ali arouzi, the story is more than 30 years in the making, and i have to say, i knew that he wasn't living custody, but we weren't expecting this. what do you know about it? >> that's right. we weren't expecting this. 34 years in the making, this man abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi is accused of making the bomb that destroyed that pan am flight 103 over lockerbie. he's been taken into custody in the united states according to the department of justice. he's expected to make

his name is abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi. he was in jail for unrelated crimes but after a 2-year negotiation the us was able to get him in custody back to the united states. it was december 21st, the flight was headed to jfk airport in new york city and then to detroit, up over lockerbie, scotland, 270 killed, 190 were americans, many were students at syracuse university. he is accused of making the bomb, 2 others were charged in this horrific crime over the years but never extradited to the united states, a new statement from syracuse university, today's news is a significant milestone in a decades long process to bring those responsible for this despicable act to justice. syracuse university community stands with all the victims, family, friends and loved ones who continue to seek justice for 3 decades. we remain steadfast in our commitment to remember, honor and reflect on the legacy of the lives lost. the late libyan leader qaddafi accepted responsibility and restitution was paid to some of the victims families but he den

abu agila mohammad mas ud kheir al-marimi is a former livery and intelligent operative in charge with contact. he will be the first to stand trial in an american court. >> u.s. apprehension and arrest of libyan terrorist suspect abu agila mohammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi is the first tangible step made by the u.s. department of justice in 34 years to hold any suspect accountable in u.s. courts. >> 28-year-old barry valentina was returning from his first trip to europe. he was an exhibit designer at the san francisco exploratory and and had a degree in physics from sf state. >>> christmas has arrived early for some taylor swift fans. giving them a second chance to score seats. last month, signed up for a presale and found themselves locked out when high demand and bot attacks broke the system. some of those fans have been notified that they will get a second chance to buy sometime before december 23. >>> twitter is relaunching its blue check verification system . for apple users, the price tag is $11 a month. this all comes after elon musk complains over apples in app purchase fees. wha

he was inside the mosque praying with his father, the imam haji raz mohammad.d him in the head while he was trying to stand up. his turban fell down, and they stood him up. they tore his turban up into pieces and tied up the hands of the other people in the mosque. they beat me up, and they said, "why are you standing here? what did he give you?" i said, "he didn't give me anything." they beat me up very badly and told me, "go home. why are you standing here?" mark: throughout the vilge men were rounded up by the australians. juma jan: when they came to the mosque they arrested us, including the mullah. he was handcuffed and blindfolded. noorullah: they were standing behind us. we were not allowed to talk. there was an interpreter with them. he was talking to us. guns were pointed at our mouths. mark: blindfolded, the men rounded up by the sas liened as the australians carried out their raid. juma: they were firing shots and kicking doors, so people didn't know whether it was a shot, or the door being kicked. mark: by the end of the raid haji raz mohammad and h

his name is abu agillya mohammad asud kabir al marimy. he is in the united states and will be in a court quite soon. we don't know quite when. almost 34 years since the deadliest terror attack in british history, and the man accused of building the bomb that killed 271 people, mostly americans, is finally going to face justice in a u.s. court. libyan abu agillya mohammad masoud was arrested for his alleged role in blowing up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland, 38 minutes after it took off for the u.s. from london. killing everyone onboard and 11 people on the ground. the u.s. first charged him for his involvement in the attack two years ago while he was already in custody in libya for unrelated crimes. >> it is alleged in the criminal complaint, in the indictment, that at that time, all co-con spir tors work together to arm the explosive device in the suitcase. >> the justice department expects him to make his first appearance in district court in washington in the coming days. for years, the only person convicted in the lockerbie

like with all anything to the all the doors mohammad is called to the starting position. now it's he is falcon's turn. a chip is attached to the birds wing to measure its time accurately. i says i'd each bird has to cover 400 meters at the other end of the field. some one is swinging a pigeon conquest. now it's mohammed's turn, with his falcon barouche, dutch either cobalt gabriella de la, got jack is out of your wire board, much on legible ago i am on out. oh wow. wow. wow, wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. i know of you with a falcon reaches almost 100 kilometers per hour and covers the distance in less than 20 seconds. cuz then i would probably cuz i'd a thought if bob, at 17 seconds, mohammed's falcon has achieved the best time of the day. but mohammed has to be patient because an immorality falcon is up next to a crowd favorites. don't want her to lock your way up alive. oh boy, budget wise, but well, i'd like to buy some up front of job why, but the result is displayed on the screen and the winner is, ah, muhammad and his falcon brewed a wind by only 18 hundreds of

it's a huge moment for mohammad uh huh. we have to focus on the final and the all of the strongest we have. so we wish we got good timing to let you know what i've got. you know, in the front row is a young prince, a member of the royal family. it's part of our culture dedicated men hold the immense fortress. this is very traditionally as if you were trying to make the people in batting so novice for it and keep the sports going. keep uncle at lunch all guests share the same by faith. what is it? the common with them must float camel meat is an old meadow in tradition. of others the most important part of the covenant. because there is an uncle to sit on the phone. of course the answer is no. you can . it's normally an open buffet when princes and they're chauffeur's eat together far from the glamour of the capitol. well water legless more than things are. we don't like it too much and i like all the things on it and, and this is laura. all does good. like with all anything of all the doors mohammad is called to the startin

a classic test match conclusion with mohammad nawaz on the attack for pakistan.ns! it was heading pakistan's way. useful runs, they'll take however they can. just 65 to win now. england getting desperate. a touch on nawaz�*s glove and he was gone. saud shakeel on 9a was out, caught two. well, was he? the onfield umpire thought so but asked his colleague to study these replays. now did the ball touch the ground? the official gave the decision in england's favour. well... big moment in the game, this. abrar ahmed took on the bowling for an entertaining 17. there was still hope. commentator: it's down to 46. but mark wood was too quick too often for zahid mahmood here. did you get that? oh, yes. 27 runs from their target, mohammad ali's bat touched this and that was all out. england had found another route to victory. we all understand what we've managed to achieve today. and to come to pakistan and win is obviously very, very difficult. turned out to be another down—to—the wire game again. england have won twice in pakistan this month. they'd won twice there in the

like with the whole, anything of all the doors mohammad is cool to the starting position. now it's he is falcon's turn. a chip is attached to the birds wing to measure its time accurately . as 7, each bird has to cover 400 meters. at the other end of the field. some one is swinging a pigeon carcass. now it's mohammed's turn with his falcon barouche to either cobalt gabriella de la godaddy's other player jojo board, marcia legible, go, i'm on. i'm a lot. oh wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. i know you were falcon reaches almost 100 kilometers per hour and covers the distance in less than 20 seconds. cuz then i would probably because i had a bad at my job at 17 seconds, mohammed's falcon has achieved the best time of the day. but mohammed has to be patient because an immorality falcon is up next to a crowd favorites. oh my god, no way of alive. oh boy, but no wise but well, i'd like to buy ma'am on your car, but the result is displayed on the screen. and the winner is, ah, muhammad and his falcon brewed a wind by only 1800, said a 2nd. oh, he's congratulated

he is grateful justice is coming for abu agila mohammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi. questions about iran's involvement in the attack must be answered. >> it is more than libya, no question iran was involved and if we had used intelligence information, we will have come to this conclusion years ago. >> bert called on the president to make intelligence on the attack available. >> carley: thank you so much, two isis officials killed in syria, identify one of the officials as regional isis operation leader named anas, the other has not been named. no civilians were killed or hurt during the raid. isis continues to represent threat to security and stability of the region, this operation reaffirms steadfast commitment for enduring defeat. >> todd: viktor bout says he supports the war -- bout was serving a 25-year prison sentence in the u.s. for conspiring to kill americans, and supporting a terrorist organization. during the interview, he denied connection with the taliban or that he provided arms to afghanistan. the prosecutor of viktor bout lays out the dangers of tradin

ah, i'm hello mohammad. welcome to the program at the world cup and could tar france have completed the semi final line up. they beat england to want to stay on track to become the 1st team to retain the world's cops and brazil. in 1962. the last remaining spot in the semi finals was up for grabs. as england faced france. and it was the defending champions who had the strongest start. kelley entre my knee fired his team into the lead in the 70 minute, his long range effort, nestling into the corner. beyond the reach of keeper jordan, pickford went to call you 2nd, was brought down inside the box. in the 2nd half hurricane habit honed the resulting penalty to become his country's joints, top schooler or fool toine. but his french counterpart came up with a swift reply. francis rippled goal scorer leave you as you, ruth headed his side back in front with just 12 minutes left on the cloth. england would get another chance to level things when mason mouse was bundled, either by tail and, and as for captain kane

australian team, looking for a spot in the quarter finals that's coming up later it's ah, i'm hello mohammad. welcome to the program. ukraine's president vladimir lansky has called for a lower price cap on russian oil after the e. u and g 7 countries agreed to impose a price limit. the 60 dollar dollar per barrel cap aims to reduce bosco's ability to fund it's warren ukraine with revenue from petroleum exports. russian authorities rejected the cap and threatened to stop supplying nations that endorsed it. it's the mainstay of the russian economy. fossil fuels now under pressure from e u. countries who will ban insurance and finance for russian oil shipments. if they sell for more than the price cap of $60.00 a barrel. the u is joining the united states and other g 7 nations. european commission president austin, i found the lion said the price gap would cut russia oil revenues without causing price spikes in the broader market. that would hurt the world economy. it will stabilize global energy markets because it allows some russian seaborne oil to be traded broker, transported by u operators

. >> let's discuss this now with mohammad amin al hambri, sports journalist from morocco.another stunner. they weren't always this good. what changed, what brought about this massive transformation and this incredible run at this world cup? >> good morning. thanks for having me. i think what changed, the shift in mentality. i think it's the spirit. because what happened is -- the head coach of morocco, named august 31st, just talked at this time that morocco would not be playing only three games at world cup, meaning group stage. so i think the spirit is there. the motivation is there. and obviously the sporting performance is there. so i think he largely brought the mentality shift for morocco. >> what does this all mean for morocco? >> everything, everything. people are passionate about football. seeing our national team performing like this and going all the way to the world cup semifinal, it just means everything. after 2 1/2 years of covid crisis and all its consequences, i think moroccan people not only in morocco but throughout the world needed this kind of joy and

mohammad bin salman is considering an investment to back cs first boston.redit suisse is spinning it off following huge losses. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is always value in diplomacy if the parties in question, in this case, russia, are actually interested in that meaningful diplomacy. what we have seen recently is exactly the contrary. unless putin demonstrates he is interested in any full diplomacy, it is unlikely to go anywhere. jonathan: antony blinken there. here is the price action for you. equity futures on the s&p 500 down 0.4%. the euro just a couple points higher. 3.5115 on the u.s. 10 year. remarkable to see the dollar weaker on friday off the back of the payrolls report. can you explain that? tom: i cannot -- rebecca patterson will be with us later. i am sure she will not give us a direct, but the immovable forces -- you have been out front of this -- is big figure weakness on the dollar

cbs's christina ruffini is at our washington bureau with more on the suspect abu agilla mohammad masud. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the fact the suspected bombmaker is now in u.s. custody marks a major milestone in a prosecution that has been going on for decades. >> a quiet night in a scottish village shattered. >> reporter: this was the aftermath of the bomb. stashed in a luggage compartment of pan-am flight 103. four days before christmas. among the victims 35 students from syracuse university returning home after a semester abroad. >> no amount of time or distance will stop the united states and our scottish partners from pursuing justice in this case. >> reporter: two years ago the justice department brought charges against the man they say built the bomb, abu agila masud, a libyan national. last month he was reportedly detained in libya, leading to speculation he would be handed over to u.s. authorities to stand trial. now the justice department says he's in u.s. custody. the 1988 bombing was the deadliest mass murder in british legal history brin

abu agila mohammad mas'ud refused to answer questions yesterday until his own attorney is retained. 259 people on board the plane were killed including 190 americans. 11 more were killed on the ground. the father of a 16-year-old girl who died in the terror attack spoke outside the courthouse. >> i feel somewhat relieved and rather surprised because it's been so long, but i'm really glad to see that our government has pursued this, and we are hopefully going to see not only some justice here, but perhaps more information about other people that were responsible for this. >> if convicted, mas'ud faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. >>> border facilities in texas are being overwhelmed as thousands of migrants continue to surge into the u.s. from mexico. many from nicaragua crossed into el paso. it's being called one of the largest single crossings in west texas in recent years. more arrivals are expected as a trump pandemic health order that blocked them at the border is set to expire next week. >>> and the mystery of the disappearance of a college student in france is growing. 21-

hand on the fourth day to take the series to a decider, saud shakeel made it to 94 before he and mohammad took 11 wickets in the match — provided a late counter punch with the bat hitting four boundaries but england mopped up the tail to win by 26 runs and take the series with a match to spare. we all understand what we have achieved today. and to come to pakistan and win is honestly very difficult. it turned out to be another down to the wire game again. it could not have gone any better for us in these first two games. it is another great game to be part of. england's women have continued their great form on their tour of west indies — having won the one—day series 3—0, they eased to an eight wicket victory in the first t20 match. sophie ecclestone and lauren bell impressed with the ball to reduce the hosts to 105 for seven before danni wyatt's unbeaten half century saw england home with more than seven over to spare. it's a rare day without a match at the world cup as the four teams still in it prepare for the semi finals. meanwhile much talk today has centred around the future of engl

. >> reporter: the alleged bomb maker abu agela mohammad mas'ud refused to answer questions until hisorney is retained, slowing down a legal process that pan am flight 103 families have waited 34 years to witness. >> justice delayed is justice denied. >> reporter: victoria's husband was among the 190 americans killed on the plane. >> so this is a significant milestone for me, my family, and all the families of those killed. >> reporter: four days before christmas in 1988, the shattered nose and cockpit bearing the name "clipper maid of the seas" symbolized american lives lost to international terrorism. the bomb ripped through the luggage hold nearly an hour into the flight from london to new york's jfk. 259 lives cut short on the flight and 11 more killed by falling debris in lodgeere,scnd carabrother, rick, one of 35 syracuse students on board. >> why did it matter so much to have the suspect prosecuted in an american court and face american justice? >> because this was an attack against america. >> reporter: the u.s. charged mas'ud two years ago after investigators pieced together

as fox news, caroline shively reports the suspect, abu a gila mohammad masud faces life in prison. one of the accused masterminds of the pan am one. oh three bombing appeared before a federal judge in washington, d. c. monday abu a gila mohammad masood was an explosives expert for libya's intelligence service in 1988. when u. s officials say he built the bomb that killed 270 people in the airline explosion over lockerbie, scotland. 34 years later, massoud has been extradited to the us and the families haven't stopped. um we have kept this in the forefront of six administrations. um and yesterday he was brought into us custody. another person responsible for the murder of our loved ones. 190 of those victims were americans, including john carmack was the love of my life. and i had promise him that um, i would make sure until my dying breath , um that i was going to do what i could to pursue justice. a breakthrough in the case came in 2017 when u. s officials reported a tip from libyan law enforcement had confessed to making the suitcase bomb. just another reason why it's important f

monday abu mohammad masood was an explosives expert for libya's intelligence service in 1988. s officials say he built the bomb that killed 270 people in the airline explosion over lockerbie, scotland. 34 years later, massoud has been extradited to the us and the families haven't stopped. um we have kept this in the forefront of six administrations. um and yesterday he was brought into us custody. another person responsible for the murder of our loved ones. 190 of those victims were americans, including john carmack was the love of my life. and i had promise him that um, i would make sure until my dying breath that i was going to do what i could to pursue justice. a breakthrough in the case came in 2017 when u. s officials reported a tip from libyan law enforcement that massoud had confessed to making the suitcase bomb. just another reason why it's important for us to have a worldwide diplomatic, intelligence and military presence. so that we can conduct these sorts of operations, then charges against massoud were announced in 2020. we will always remember the victims of this

cbs's christina ruffini is at our washington bureau with more on the suspect abu agilla mohammad masudina, good evening. >> r

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custody his name, abu agila mohammad mas'ud kheir al marimi bird ammerman lost his brother tommy, a father of two, traveling on business. >> he was not supposed to be on the flight he was supposed to leave a day earlier, but the company asked him to stay one more day he told his wife, what's one more day. >> reporter: he booked that flight last-minute. >> yes >> reporter: this comes after he was charged then in custody in liber libya in the deadly plot. >> at long last, this man responsible for killing americans and many others will be subject to justice for his crimes >> reporter: dubbed the lockerbie bombing, the crash killed everyone on board the london to new york flight. 190 of them americans, including 35 students from syracuse, university returning from a semester abroad. the university calling masud's arrest a milestone >> my parents have known their grandson longer than they knew their son. and that's not the way life should be. >> reporter: also killed, 11 people on the ground archive video shows mangled wreckage across a scottish neighborhood later funerals the justice departmen

prince mohammad been summoned in riyadh on a pioneering trip to open a new era of china relations with the arab world. those are, she's words they're the visit is she's 1st from the kingdom to the kingdom in 6 years. the 2 countries affirmed their ties and signed a series of strategic deals including one with tech giant. while way the chinese leader is expected to meet more gulf oil producers later. so then what makes this growing partnership between saudi arabia and china? so important? i asked william hurst, he is a professor of chinese politics at the university of cambridge. i think it's significant for 3 reasons. the 1st is that your study, ravia is china's largest supplier for petroleum and petroleum products, at least as of right now. and china is actually saudi arabia's largest trading partner across the board. so there is an existing trade relationship that is extremely important to both sides. and they'll both be looking to cement and augment that relationship with this visit. the 2nd area you touched on just now in the report is that both sides, i think, are looking to expan

his name, abu agee la mohammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi. >> he was not supposed to be on the flight.leave a day earlier. but the company asked him to stay one more day. >> he booked that flight last minute >> yep >> reporter: this comes two years now after now former attorney bill barr cha charged mass ud. >> this man will be subject to justice for s crimes >> reporter: dubbed the lockerbie doming, the december 21, 1988, crash killed everyone on board the flight, 190 of them, americans, including 35 students from syracuse university, returning from a semester abroad. the university calling the arrest a significant milestone. >> my parents have known their grandson longer than they knew their son. and that's not the way life should be >> reporter: also killed, 11 people on the ground archive video shows mangled wreckage scattered across a scottish neighborhood. later, funerals. the justice department saying mas'ud will appear in federal court in d.c. f tomorrow >> this is something that we have fought for, to bring justice and hold those accountable for who murdered our loved ones >>

the only way to get around now is by boat mohammad in yourself and his family among the few who decided to stay by yeoman's alley by you. it's a bit difficult to move. it's not as comfortable because the relief centers are more crowded and my disability only to depend on someone to help me move around. a continued stay here, as long as it's safe to do so silly that will do a leg with the monsoon season in malaysia lasts from november to february, and flooding has become more common. some have modified their homes to deal with the threat. mohammed rose, even abraham, raised the height of the floor in some rooms by nearly 30 centimeters to keep his belongings dry. but that didn't stop him worrying when water started to rise on monday, the banker, the rain was very heavy and i was concerned because i am in the help bad things got in 2014 that he has flood was one of the worst in living memory. at its height, more than 200000 people were forced from their homes. official say the level of rain fall recorded in some parts of the state on sunday was the highest since 1967. it looks like we're

prince mohammad been summoned in riyadh . it is, she's the 1st visit to saudi arabia and 6 years and only his 3rd overseas traps. since you're coping 19 pandemic began, would out he will meet other regional leaders or a china arab summit. later to banjo young. what inter national condemnation has followed a ron's execution of a protester who took part in the anti government demonstrations, which began in september motion sakari was hanged on thursday. and activists warned that at least a dozen other iranians faced the same fate for their involvement. after this report, we will hear from a german coalition member who wants iran declared a terrorist state in response to the execution. behind the walls of the notorious evian prison motion shaker re was hanged on thursday. the death sentence against the 23 rolled, was only handed down in november and has now been very quickly carried out waterloo, as the rhymes. judiciary accused shakera of injuring a militia member during the protests. human rights groups condemned the proceedin

s. hopes can be navigated successfully. mohammad syndrome does either johannesburg or china has been the constant biggest trading partner for more than a decade. data from bay ging shows goods worth $254000000000.00 were exchanged with african countries last year. that's almost 4 times the value of us trade with the continent, which amounted to $65000000000.00 in 2021. according to the us census bureau, china is by far the biggest investor in africa, followed by the u. s. france and takia. ah, let's bring in august now and in london. only a catchy one, blew a coldness at the new african magazine in washington, d. c. davidson, former us ambassador to ethiopia, and the king of fossa and a professor at george washington university, and in beijing, ida tank and senior fellow at the ty her institute, i'm founder of asia narratives. welcome all of you, david. i thought in washington, dc where that summit is going to be guessing underway shortly. what does the us want to achieve from this conference when it wants to reassert entry africa, do and find ways for united states can collaborate m

authorities say abu arugula mohammad masud will make an appearance in federal court in washington d. c tomorrow after two years of negotiations to make his extradition possible on december 21st 1990 or sorry, 1988. the pan am flight headed from london and new york's jfk blew up over lockerbie, scotland. the brother of a man who was killed on that flight says the white house needs to ensure justice is served. mr president. you're on the time clock. you're a democrat. but republicans have dropped the ball on this also, but it's now up to president biden. don't deflect this to a statement from the state department. you know the issues you with me and i would love an opportunity to discuss this with you. that jet was carrying 259 passengers and crew members when the bomb exploded in the baggage compartment, everyone on board died and 11. people on the ground were also killed by falling debris. the late libyan leader moammar gaddafi accepted responsibility for the bombing in a general sense and paid restitution to the victims families but denied that he ordered that attack. ukraine is rep

i'm mohammad. i think that really we should not be concerned at all. let me provide a little bit of context. we've seen the kind of government when the battle against coven, which started out with the delta variant, which had in r o, we're a reproduction number of about to, to the latest variable which has a are lots of something like 16, which is 8 times as infectious. and about as effective as the measles, but fortunately much less lethal. so this is, i think we can understand the rapid relaxation of these very strict coded policies . and what this means is that the fundamental conditions are in place for very powerful economic rebuild. not only because we're moving into the post coal video in china, but other a policy decisions as well around real estate around encouraging consumption. beyond just moving past coven, we've seen the political situation move forward as well. the 20, if party congress, i think all of these elements are in place. that being said, the few months will be very, very difficult economically. and if i could just follow up with

poser, to potentially step aside as leader at the party plasma jim, jim tortoise from johannesburg. mohammad, thank you very much indeed. okay, the knockout stage continues at the world cup with japan up against to croatia. they're battling it out right now at the own. ology moved stadium, the winner is going to face either priscilla, south korea, and the quarter finals. strongly goal us, we're going to keep you up to date as the match unfolds there. meanwhile, brazilians are hoping bear team will win an unprecedented 6. the world cup trophy fans wanting the ultimate souvenir can call on one man in rio de janeiro is be making replicas of both top prize for 25 years. he says he's selling a dream to his compatriots. as monica inaccurate for ports. it's hard to ignore. jasmine against passion missed his house. it's the only one on the block decorated with replicas of the world cup trophies. the 53 year old mechanic has been making and selling them since 1997 much that a mule does fish. i've made 3000 replicas in the past 25 years ago, but for the tournament and katara, i made 600 and have alrea

next, he found the edge of mohammad rizwan's bat. when saud shakeel skied this, he was gone for 53.d's fifth wicket. it's in the air... and drops safely into the hands. youngest debutant to do that ever. right here, it meant england needed 167 to win the match. probably the best day of my life again! i mean, to get a 5—fer on my debut is a dream come true. so, yeah, it's great. your dad, he wiped| a tear from his eye. yeah, i mean, i don't blame him! england galloped towards their victory target. well, they always do. when one wicket fell, guess who came in. super shot. rehan ahmed added ten runs to his debut. well, why not? seen everything? there was still time for ben stokes to let loose. watch out. to win on day four, theyjust need 55 more runs, and a bat. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather.

are less than 10 weeks to go before a general election that will decide who will succeed. present mohammad, you bihari? joining us, we have out 0 correspondent ahmed address already. so good to have you here. welcome to the street. welcome back to the stream. we are so good about knology or an election starts and weeks away. most people that feels like a very long time, but campaigning has been going on. pretty much all 2022. what is it like to be nigeria right now? is there election fever? are people wary? what are they like? a combination of both and mall. basically you're looking at an event that occurs probably once every 4 years. nigeria is a lot of live excited though the company, it's a bag. for some people, businesses, it's good business die that will make money from the politicians and that in preparing election mosquitoes in preparing campaign bye to this and all that again . on the other hand that i concerns regarding the elections that are hopes and aspirations that are also frustrations. people are frustrated about their policy and some of the past 4 years, 80 years since the

former libyan intelligence officer accused of making the bomb that blew up pan-am 103, abu agila mohammad masud, making his first court appearance on u.s. soil. finally today the hope of justice for victims' families like mary kay stratus, whose his eliah was on the plane. >> it's taken 34 years to get this far. sadly, many of our family members have passed on. we don't have years to wait. >> reporter: in federal court in washington masud appearing before a judge. the fbi says he was taken into custody in libya and confessed to building the bomb, putting it in a suitcase and planning the attack with two co-conspirators under orders from former libyan leader moammar gadhafi's intelligence service. it was december 1988. 259 people were on the jumbo jet, mostly americans, including 35 syracuse university students returning home for the holidays. victoria cummock's husband john one of the passengers. >> 270 lives were shattered and thousands of victims' loved ones from 21 nations were left to pick up the pieces. >> reporter: paul hudson, whose 16-year-old daughter malina was an exchange stude

one hands and also telling them or wanting them that they have plans for him and calling him and mohammad, which i have to explain maybe this is a, this is it means translator means war against god. and we have this kind of verdict . we're seeing this right now, so many protesters who have been detained. also 2 very famous rappers have been charged with this verdict. and in iran they have been awesome the past people being being being given the death penalty with this. another case is that the police informed us that they have, they have, they have seen a list, were journalists that are targeted by the summit, public or listed. and one of our colleagues was on that list to so and so these are the variety of threats that we are facing right now. and the german police also takes them very seriously. right. and you, you mentioned very real thought is following up on a mr. graham a so i guess social media about some important news software in iraq is the essential a new source. it is essential and crucial in order for us to report on what is going on for the last $8.00 to $10.00 weeks in iran

mohammad po, hurry in, says that he is living no stone unturned to reduce insecurity to the barest minimum, even as a country's general elections. joel near. so good to have your company with us. ours program, quote, no easy, old quiet way. that's the australian trade minister. something up, the process needed to resolve its ongoing trade dispute with china. as comes as disputes in the world trade organization have led to both can bra and beijing, teaming up to protest washington's policies. i'm not sure there is any easy or quiet way to resolve this issues. we would prefer to sit down and discuss the issues with the chinese government and obviously if that opportunity rises, that it will take the opportunity to meet with them. let's give you some context on this very quickly. australia has admitted that china remains is biggest trade partner, but it's economy suffers because of beijing's restrictions on australian products like wine. so it's filed a formal complaint to the w t o against the chinese bans, and refer to the organization as the best entity to sol. these trade disputes now, as

157 to win with six wickets in hand on the fourth day, saud shakeel made it to 94 before he and mohammadies // but england mopped up the tail to win by 26 runs and take the series with a match to spare. they'd only ever won two tests in pakistan in their history. now ben stokes' side have won two in a row. winning. but different. that's how england captain ben stokes has described their victory over pakistan in the second test in multan. england have secured an historic series victory in pakistan winning the second test match by 26 runs in multan. the tourists needed 157 to win on day four with six wickets in hand and were going nicely ntil mark wood turned the game in england's favour with three wickets. 0llie robinson grabbed the final one of mohammad ali to take england 2—0 up in the three test series. england's back to back victories is all the more impressive given they'd only won twice in pakistan in their history before this series... china's yan bingtao has been suspended from attending or competing on the world snooker tour with immediate effect as part of an ongoing investigati

like with the old anything is all the doors mohammad is called to the starting position. now it's he is falcon's turn. a chip is attached to the birds wing to measure its time accurately. each bird has to cover 400 meters at the other end of the field. some one is swinging a pigeon conquest. now it's mohammed's turn with his falcon barouche, touch either cobalt or gobbler. delagarza is out of bed. yo board. marsha la jabar ago. i am on i don't. oh wow. wow, wow, wow, wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. wow. i know the falcon reaches almost 100 kilometers per hour and covers the distance in less than 20 seconds. cuz you know what i was, i had a bad at my job at 17 seconds. mohammed's falcon has achieved the best time of the day. but mohammed has to be patient, because an immorality falcon is up next to a crowd favorite. well, 100 off your way up ivanhoe. why barbara, barbara, barbara. okay, but the result is displayed on the screen and the winner is, ah, muhammad and his falcon bruno with a wind by only 1800, said the 2nd. oh, he's congratulated in the traditional better when way. no

shares of credit suisse rose today on the prospect that mohammad bin salman will take a stake in itsnvestment bank spinoff. he may invest $500 million in the unit, which will be known as credit suisse first boston. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: coming out of payrolls really good numbers relative to expectations. wages better than expected. equities just a little negative into the close on friday. waking up in the morning to losses address 6/10 of one perv -- losses of just 6/10 of 1%. cribbing up on -- creeping up on 1.06. tom: we will get to steven englander in just a moment. the standard chartered are world -- but first a brief. alan one joins us with bloomberg. i want you to cut to the chase on the strong renewed be. we have seen the yuan move. is that a manipulation of beijing or is that market forces? >> i think it is market forces. i think people are getting really bullish earlier than people had expecteds. a lot of the economist are starting to -- had expected. a lot of the economists are expecting a reopening in early summer. jonathan: the markets as you know

like me 30 hold anything is all the stores mohammad is called to the starting position. now it's, he is falcon's turn. a chip is attached to the birds wing to measure its time accurately. as ever, each bird has to cover 400 meters at the other end of the field. some one is swinging a pigeon conquest. now, it's mohammed's turn, with his falcon barouche, dutch either cobalt or gabriella de la garza. jojo bought marcia legible, go, i'm on. i'd oh wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. i know the falcon reaches almost 100 kilometers per hour and covers the distance in less than 20 seconds. what? it doesn't know what i like a guy that bad at my job. at 17 seconds, mohammed's falcon has achieved the best time of the day. but mohammed has to be patient, because an immorality falcon is up next to a crowd favorite. well, 100 off your way up, alive. oh boy, by w w. w w dot up front. oh, okay, but the result is displayed on the screen and the winner is, ah, muhammad and his falcon brewed a when by only 18, hundreds of a 2nd. oh, he's congratulated in the traditional bett

joe root two mohammad rizwan. where have i hit at? straight to ben stokes.sky run, rapid work from ben foakes, the ball on his right glove took off a bell. pakistan were all out for 304. the match is still young. ahmed bowling for pakistan. crawling out lbw. what more will this young man do? joe wilson, bbc news. elsewhere, france and argentina's footballers are going through their final preparations ahead of tomorrow's world cup final. before that though is the third place play—off. morocco take on croatia in a little under two hours' time. nesta mcgregor is in qatar and joins us now. nesta, good to see you, this is perhaps not the fixture we were expecting? we will talk about those two teams in a second in the play—off. an interesting match for a number of reasons because we have two teams here who have got 48 hours after the disappointment of not reaching a final, to sum up a gigantic effort. already an exhausting five weeks of football. and a dilemma for the managers, lots of players who have played, does he read them and give those who haven't played mu