>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty. something the twenty one year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs co

. >> reporter: the cops tell me they were mind sided by the claims made by officer nabil. they're angry that he would insinuate they would violate a very special code for the men and women in blue. >> nbc bay area obtained the copy of the latest report by the independent auditor. the sources say officer haidar is referenced here as officer h. the body cam footage shows officer h used several unflattering racial stereo times related to asians, end quote. the report says he was suspended. that was before officer haidar claimed they were islam phobic. >> starting with are you wearing suicidal vests. >> as soon as he sees me, he goes -- and he is a suicide bomber the exploding. >> it tarnishes the san jose name with some of the words that he said. >> he mainly took offense by the comments fearing he won't get there for an emergency call. >> no one wants to respond to me because i'm middle eastern, arab. >> if nabil was to call on the radio, even after the words he said today, on his cell phone, there is no doubt in my mind a san jose officer would respond as fast as he or she

>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty.ne year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs complaints after he says

>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty. something the twenty one year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs co

>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty.g the twenty one year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs complaints

>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty.n-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs complaints after he says he was ridiculed during a meeting in front of a com

>san jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty.ty one year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssottwo decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs complaints after he s

nabil haidar is a lebanese- american.taunts since joining the san jose police department in 1997 and was given nicknames . he also says fellow officers would make explosion noises when he walked by to insinuate he is a suicide bomber. nabil haidar says the harassment reached a tipping point last year and he requested a transfer from patrol work to recruitment. we also took a pay cut. the claim is usually a precursor to a lawsuit. he is asking for damages of future loss in pay and emotional distress amounting to more than $6 million. the department said it could not comment on personnel matters. >>> cleanup continues in san jose after tigers hit several buildings in one neighborhood over the weekend. police say there was so much graffiti out there that several taggers must've done it. it covered many businesses along the alameda as well as st. leo's the great convent. one business owner was about to paint over the graffiti himself when a contractor, hired by the city, showed up and did the job. neighbors say they have not

sally nabil, bbc news, nagrig. good luck to him in the final.o, as the threat of calls from hawaii's kill away a volcano continues, people are being told to stay in doors due to danger of toxic gases. but is it for the moment. you can find gases. but is it for the moment. you canfind me gases. but is it for the moment. you can find me on twitter. this is bbc news. the weather is not looking bad at all really over the next few days. we cannot guarantee completely dry weather then again, we need a bit of rain at least from time to time. and on tuesday in fact there is a risk of some downpours with under across the south of the uk in particular. as far as the short—term is concerned, the next few hours, fairly quiet across the uk, a bit of cloud across the north—west here we have a weather front which is across northern ireland and scotland, it is a weak weather front which means it is mostly cloud and not an awful lot of rain at all. the early hours of tuesday morning, a few spots of rain there across scotland to the south of the country b have cl

sally nabil, bbc news, nagrig. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments.ere's evan davis. tonight, on a day of harrowing testimony at the grenfell inquiry, we meet the couple who were first to give evidence today, having lost their unborn child as a result of the fire. we'll see how they are now trying to rebuild their lives. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm ben mundy. here's what we have for you tonight. emery for the emirates. the former psg boss is set to be named arsenal's new manager. his coaching ability, he is going to have to really get going instantly and he is going to have to find some gems in the transfer market. be brave. klopp‘s kiev calling, as liverpool prepare for their champions league final. and, a coup for quins. gusta rd leaves england, but where does that leave them ahead of next year's world cup? hello and welcome to sportsday. hello, thanks forjoining us. let's get straight to that story out of arsenal this evening. the club are set to appoint unai em

he and his daughter were admitted on march the fourth after being exposed to a substance known as nabil chalk in the city of seoul spring it's going to power was once a russian intelligence officer but was stripped of his rank after it was revealed he was spying for the u.k. in two thousand and six he was sentenced to thirteen years in jail however he was released four years later in a high profile spy swap and he moved to the u.k. the russian ambassador to.

editor in chief of the yemen post and in how my lebannon nabil hurry a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen a warm welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story christine if i can start with you in beirut how hopeful are you that any investigation by the u.s. into the role of american troops in the torture of detainees in yemen secret prisons can actually bring an end to what goes on in these prisons first of all thank you very much for having me and i think the real first question is what's going to happen in the senate so it's a big step forward that the house has pushed some of it through two or reason way from the u.s. in fact investigating and publicly discussing what they find in terms of the u.s. role in torture and abuse and i am decides that because a.p. released there were june twenty seventh human rights watch released or at that scene month and yemeni activists and lawyers have been talking about. even the who are these reports were released and yet we still have very little information regarding the in which the u.s.

hospital he and his daughter were admitted a march the fourth after being exposed to a substance known as nabil chalk in the city of seoul spring it's going to power was once a russian intelligence officer but was stripped of his rank after it was revealed he was spying for the u.k. in two thousand and six he was sentenced to thirteen years in jail however he was released four years later in a high profile spy swap and he moved to the u.k. the russian ambassador to the u.k. says that russia is still being denied conscious access to him though in violation of international law. unfortunately we're doing their work service to this people to sort of you do through boy or the russian citizens if they don't want to or assistant this one but we want to see them because of that put to do you know we just saw the pictures nobody. nobody saw or not we don't know. ok let's get the latest now them from paula boyko from my u.k. good afternoon polly some good news then i guess going to power has been discharged but what else do we know at this point it doesn't seem an awful lot. well yeah in regards to him

in a little—known village in egypt — as sally nabil has been finding out.n his footsteps. translation: when i see him playing, ifeel it's me playing. i feel grateful that salah is from our town. salah is like a big dream to me. i love salah and other world footballers, too. the kids here are amazing. they are very enthusiastic, very optimistic about the future. mohamed salah has given them a lot of hope. they believe that if he has managed to become a top—class footballer, they can too. salah was just like these children, an ordinary egyptian with a strong will and big ambitions. but his sports teacher immediately spotted his talent. translation: mohamed had a very small body, but he was very skilful. we expected him to be a star, but he went far beyond our expectations. we are living a dream because of him. everywhere you go in nagrig, you see the pictures of the man who has come a long way from rural egypt to the champions league final. but his school friends say he has stayed humble, despite all his success. translation: he always used to dream ofjoining

his daughter yulia were admitted on march the fourth after being exposed to a nerve agent known as nabil chalk in the english city of salzburg so i'd ask about served as a russian intelligence officer but was stripped of his rank after he was caught spying for britain in two thousand and six he was sentenced to thirteen years in prison but he was released four years later in a high profile spy swap the russian ambassador to the u.k. says russia is still being denied contra access to him in violation of international law. unfortunately we don't have access to these people to say to you it's true but for the russian citizens in.

officer nabil haidar is lebanese american and eight muslim. the officer said he has been harassed at work because of his race and religion. he said he has endured taunts since he joined the police department in 1997, and had been given nicknames. he became emotional while crediting his wife with helping him to get through this painful ordeal. >> if it was not for my wife's encouragement, i would not have kept going and say i am close to retirement and don't rock the boat. just disappear. ride off into the sunset and let somebody else deal with it. on the other hand, she told me no, because who is going to be the next you? maybe your son will be sitting in the front row as a rookie. she said that you have to come forward. >> his claim amounts to more than $6 million in damage for loss in pay and emotional distress. the city attorney issued the statement by saying that we take any allegation of discrimination seriously and we are going to review it and make a determination within 45 days. >>> san francisco police chief l scott is one of the thre

nabil haidar is a 21-year veteran of the department.sed by his fellow officers after the 9-11 terrorist attacks. today-- the council on american-islamic relations- or "cair"-- is calling for the san jose police department to investigate the alleged racial bias. the group also says the department needs to educate employees on cultural sensitivity. haidar's attorney has filed a six millon dollar claim for damages against the city of san jose. (grant)new at ten: a florida high school teacher is on paid administrative leave after cell phone video appears to show him drowning wild raccoons during class.the video was shot by a student upset by what was happening. reporter vanessa araiza spoke to that student's mother. a warning -- you may find some of the images disturbing. parent:"it made me sick. it made me sick to my stomach. it's terrible. it still does make me sick to my stomach." nat sound:these are the images shown to this mother of a forest high school student yesterday. she wanted to remain anonymous, but she didn't want her story to

officer nabil hadar is a lebanese american.ured racial taunts since joining the police department and was called nicknames like beirut bomber and isis. he also said fellow officers would make the sound of explosions when he walked by and insinuating he was a suicide bomber. he said last year the harassment reached a breaking point and was asked to be moved from the department to recruitment and took a pay cut. >> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey mike, sal, gasia i will send it back to you. >> dave, thank you. >>> more information to bring you this morning on a story we covered yesterday here on the 9. >> dozens of college park high school students returned from the senior prom, to find dozens of vehicles had been broken into while seniors were dancing the night away. >>> the students are now left replacing broken windows and canceling credit cards. >> some of the vehicles where windows were broken it was a mess. >> a lot of people were crying. a lot of my friends were mad. a lot of them were straight silent an

last week we told you about officer nabil haidar who filed claims of harassment. he said he's been regularly called taliban, isis since the 9/11 attack. he filed an internal complaint in november but was not addressed. the department would not comment but say diversity is the biggest stremgt. >>> parents in novato not happy they were never told about an arrest at the high school. adam frid adam fry. when they searched the car they found world war ii ammo. >> several parents frightened. >> if you don't give kids or parents information, don't shame them for rumors. they don't know anything. they are terrified. >>> there's always a balance at the school district between protecting students' privacy and letting the public in our community know what's happening. >>> the student was suspended and now facing expulsion. investigators do not believe he has access to guns. >>> cameras not allowed during yesterday's hearing of golden state killer. sketches show he was standing for the first time in court. >> you can see he was also held in a cage. joseph deangelo showed up i

according to our media partner mercury news, officer nabil haidar has been with sjpd since '97. he says he was subjected to behavior over the years. tipping point when police captain called him isis veteran in november. he filed an official claim yesterday. the community advisory board says he's never witnessed any discrimination. officers who worked with haidar said he makes self-depreciating jokes about himself and terrorism. >>> removing toxic paint from homes, passed a bill to protect home owners from giant paint companies. appelt upheld lower court that found conagra liable for selling led paint. now they are trying to overturn forcing them to pay $7 million for cleanup. this bill prevents them from going after home owners taking part in the abatement program. >>> linebacker reuben foster expected to enter a plea. we're learning more details about his arrest. according to sacramento beat police report said foster allegedly threw his then girlfriend's dog across the room during an argument in february. the dog wasn't hurt. foster is facing charges, including domestic violenc

last week we told you officer nabil haidar filed a harassment claim against the city. he's regularly called taliban, isis and lebanese bomber every since 9/11 attacks. his lawyer said he filed an internal claim in november but it was never addressed. sjpd would not comment on the lawsuit but said diversity is the department's biggest strength. >>> parents in novato are not happy saying they were never told about an arrest at the novato high school. a student accused of making criminal threats and carrying am negligence onto school grounds. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the story. >> novato high students and parents upset they were kept in the dark about a criminal investigation involving a student. >> he's scared to go to school, doesn't want to be shot. >> this mom who doesn't want to be identified kept her son out of school monday. multiple calls made have not been returned. >> i want to know what's going on, not pa week later. i want to know immediately. >> the student 18-year-old adam fry sent threatening messages to his former roommate who is a student at a

veteran san jose police officer, nabil haidar, endured racist insult and name-calling including terrace the last 17 years. he says this began after 9/11, he did not report the incidents to higher ups because he was afraid of retaliation. he changed his mind after two recent incidents, one involving the remark of a fellow officer when they responded to a call. >> i can teach new recruits had a bg hottie and how to make pipe -- how to be a jihad he and how to make pipe bombs. it killed your spirits, it's chipping at you, one day, in and out. >> the claim seeks $6.3 million in damages, the city of san jose and the police department have not commented. >>> the unemployment rate fell to an 18 year low which could indicate that people are reaching retirement goals, but one poll indicates that we are are as stressed as ever, jill is here to discuss the findings and about two thirds feel confident in retiring comfortably, what is the problem ? >> reporter: unfortunately, 64% say that preparing for retirement makes them feel stressed, maybe that is because 38% of them have calculated how much th

inhis aden market, we meet fisherman nabil ahmed, who has had this shop for eleven years. >> ( translated ): without gas, none of us can go to the sea to fish. if i buy gas at these o ices, i havell the fish at a high price. sometimes we have to close. we don't work. >> reporter: more deadly than lack of fuel-- lack of food. a saudi blockade on yemen' houthi controlled north late last year dealt a heavy blow to a country which relies on imports for 90% of its food. 17 million yemenis, over half the population don't have enough food to survive. so here in aden it's a big city, there is food available. the problem-- the prices. we're going to go talk to someep shops. the previous price was 20, now it's 40. bashir salam says he had to double some of the prices in his shop. >> ( translated used to give normal people goods on credit, they would pay at the end of the month. now we can't. we tell them, you have ti pay in cash sn have cash and keepth gs running. >> reporter: kifah abdul kafee says high prices make feeding her family a dly struggle. who do you blame? >> ( translated ): the governm

championships and twenty twenty but he's has an embarrassment of riches two players who won't be there says nabil we see him pulling up late in the season a real blow for him because he's not a fantastic season off and i'm and also lost in the another fairy tale that has had to end because he made his debut just last year at the age of twenty eight a late bloomer in footballing terms and now is out of the world cup to show we see him getting injured and other than that there's some dead certain i mean you were commissioned us hector impressed at the european championships they'll be on the plane and welcome twenty fourteen we have tony crossed some of the direct message as well almost miller who i expect to be on the plane a few surprises there to come on a while noir yes or no i think you'll be in the provisional squad and then we'll have to stay home and he is kind of suffering an injury them myself and you know the sports thanks for being with us. and just forget our money story we're following for you. is bracing for more violence as palestinians prepare to bury their dead after israeli troop

nabil haidar is a 21-year veteran of the department. he said he was harassed by his fellow officers after the 9-11 terrorist attacks. today-- the council on american-islamic relations- or "cair"-- is calling for the san jose police department to investigate the alleged racial bias. the group also says the department needs to educate employees on cultural sensitivity. haidar's attorney has filed a six millon dollar claim for damages against the city of san jose. (grant) in the east bay... a federal judge has struck down the city of oakland's ban on coal shipments through its port.. this is a major setback to city leaders who argue the coal operations would be unsafe and unhealthy. the judge ruled that there's not enough evidence to indicate that... and said oakland made mistakes in its report -- including the claim that tons of coal dust would be blowing around. a city councilmember says the fight will continue and the city is reviewing its options. (grant) the treasure island music festival is back on... but this time it will be in the