they brushed him off. >> osama bin laden was furious.e thought that this is the unholiest thing anybody can do. bringing the infidels to the arabian peninsula. >> in 1996 with american troops still in the kingdom, osama bin laden issued a warning. terrorizing you while carrying arms in our land is a moral obligation, he declared to the americans. >> outrage, shock, and loss of life. >> thus began the road to 9/11. >> terrorist bombs explode minutes apart. >> bombings at u.s. embassies kill eed hundreds and wounded or 5,000. the u.s.s. cole attack in yemen. >> it was a despicable and cowardly act. >> it killed 17 and in 2001 -- bin laden's greatest triumph. nearly 3,000 americans obliterated. saudi arabia had created a monster. >> powerful bombs -- >> after 9/11 -- the monster turned against its homeland. >> the focus is on al qaeda. >> mounting a deadly offensive inside the kingdom. the house mounted a vicious counter attack. >> whether there was a big increase in cooperation with us, they began systematically to find and go after al qae

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they brushed him off. >> osama bin laden was furious.e thought that this is the unholiest thing anybody can do, bringing the infidels to the arabian peninsula. >> in 1996, with american troops still in the kingdom, osama bin laden issued a fatwa. terrorizing you while you are carrying arms in our land is a moral obligation, he declared to the americans. >> outrage, shock, and heavy loss of life -- >> thus began the road to 9/11. >> terrorist bombs explode minutes apart -- >> bombings at u.s. embassies in east africa. >> who did it and why? >> killed hundreds and wounded over 5,000. the "uss cole" attack in yemen. >> it was a despicable and cowardly act. >> nearly sunk a destroyer, killing 17. >> both towers -- >> in 2001 -- >> -- appear to have collapsed -- >> bin laden's greatest triumph, nearly 3,000 americans obliterated. saudi arabia had created a monster. >> powerful bombs -- >> after 9/11 -- >> -- ripped through apartment buildings -- >> the monster turned against its homeland. >> the focus once again is squarely on al qaeda. >> mo

after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body.the compound, they found letters that suggested he was grew grooming his son hamza to succeed him and our intelligence officials believe he is emerging as a key leader in the extremist group. today's al-qaeda is not stagnant, it is rebuilding, and it continues to threaten the united states and our allies. the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden. officials believe he could be in afghanistan, pakistan or iran, but they admit they don't know for sure. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. pakistan's offer to return to india a captured pilot is expected to take place in a few hours, in what's being billed as a peace gesture. that comes after days of rising tensions involving the territory of kashmir, which both nations claim as their own. pakistan shot down the pilot's jet on wednesday, after india had launched a series of airstrikes against a militant training camp in pakistan. our correspondents yogita limaye and secunder kermani sent these reports

they brushed him off. >> osama bin laden was furious.that this is the unholiest thing anybody can do, bringing the infidels to the arabian peninsula. >> in 1996, with american troops still in the kingdom, osama bin laden issued a fatwa. terrorizing you while you are carrying arms in our land is a moral obligation, he declared to the americans. >> outrage, shock, and heavy loss of life -- >> thus began the road to 9/11. >> terrorist bombs explode minutes apart -- >> bombings at u.s. embassies in east africa. >> who did it and why? >> killed hundreds and wounded over 5,000. the "uss cole" attack in yemen. >> it was a despicable and cowardly act. >> nearly sunk a destroyer, killing 17. >> both towers -- >> in 2001 -- >> -- appear to have collapsed -- >> bin laden's greatest triumph, nearly 3,000 americans obliterated. saudi arabia had created a monster. >> powerful bombs -- >> after 9/11 -- >> -- ripped through apartment buildings -- >> the monster turned against its homeland. >> the focus once again is squarely on al qaeda. >> mounting a d

after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body.hamza to succeed him, and now intelligence officials believe he is emerging as a key leader in the extremist group. today's al-qaeda is not stagnant. it's rebuilding, and it continues to threaten the united states and our allies. the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden. officials believe he could be in afghanistan, pakistan or iran. but they admit they don't know for sure. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. let's speak now to aki peritz, a former cia counter—terrorism analyst who joins us live from washington. thank you forjoining us. and the authorities are where you are have 110w authorities are where you are have now and about hamza bin laden for quite a while, why are they certainly putting this $1 million bounty on his head? believe it or not, that is actually at the million dollar question. 0n not, that is actually at the million dollar question. on one hand, you have an individual who has been in the limelight for a while. he has at the

how much emphasis do you think the military community are giving osama bin laden? recruiting hopes for him. it is versus isis. >> really? >> that close? >> i would. if he poses a threat to flonew k city i was diverted. it is back in the '90s. 50i78 focused on the 2014 and half a step just because of potential. >> coming up a world leader allegations a witch hunt fuelled by the media. i'm not talking about president trump. stay with us. reat soup differen. with vine ripened tomatoes, signature cheddar, simmered to perfection. with big flavors, not artificial ones. enjoy 100% clean soup today. panera. food as it should be. we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. at to cover the essentialsyou have in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes nex

yeah comment those writings, which osama bin laden left behind after he was killed, they went throughat suggested he was specifically grooming hamza bin laden to succeed him as an al-qaeda leader, but i think beyond that it also goes to some of the concerns that they have about the information they have about the information they have about hamza bin laden over the last couple of years. specifically, he does want revenge on the united states, that is something the state department said today for the killing of his father back in 2011. but it is also about the capability of the group. they believe he is someone of the group. they believe he is someone who could emerge as the face of al-qaeda, but it is also a sense that al-qaeda could also become a group that becomes of great concern to the united states in the months and potentially years to come. chris, thank you very much format. —— for that. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: fresh claims of sexual abuse against pop star michaeljackson. two men tell the bbc they were targeted hundreds of times. first, the plates slid gently o

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osama siblani, arab american news. how is that not anti-semitic? how do you defend that? >> do know how many times i have heard and my community has heard of dual loyalty here in our community? that muslims cannot be trusted? how many times we have been called, go back to where you came from, to your homeland. no one said -- >> laura: who said that? >> no one spoke for our rights. >> laura: osama, you are equating what omar said, a sitting member of congress with some nut on the internet or something someone said? >> it's not a nut. >> laura: people say terrible things and it should be condemned. >> not on the internet, not on the congress, members of the republican party. they are close, analogy to the nazis. that's what they are. >> laura: we have established we have established that because there is anti-muslim bias which i have no doubt there is. >> there is anti-jewish bias too. n >> laura: i want to understand where you're coming from. you are saying because there is anti-muslim bias, that what omar is saying about jewish dual loyalty, you should get a pass? >> no,

this isa influenced by osama bin laden. many reports, osama bin laden feared for the safety of hands. hamza is one of bin laden‘s davbridge 20 kids. —— favourite 20 kids. he wanted hamza to leave afghanistan and pakistan and go and study in qatar. hamza's imagination has been shaped by his father and busily he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps. and since 2015 he has been playing an inspirational role. al-qaeda is desperate for charismatic leaders. unless you have suggested, hamza would feel this particular role as being the son. everything hamza does is to follow in his father's footsteps. his voice, the way he comes across, he imitates his father. point by point, in particular, since the last few yea rs. in particular, since the last few years. itself like we are going to hear a lot more about him. professor fawaz gerges, thank you very much. —— itself like. i promise you would get darren. he has imported warnings about the weather this weekend. we have been enjoying some lovely sunshine lately. crazy weather. we

and certainly, since his father's death back in 2011, when osama bin laden was killed in that operationhreats against the us, both audio and video threats that have been posted on the internet, and there seems to be this concern for the al-qaeda group that's perhaps growing. now, that might be as the is group is basically put down to the smaller and smaller strip of territory in syria, that there is now a focus on other groups as well. but they make the point that, while al-qaeda has been quiet, it is what they regard as a strategic pause. they believe they are still dangerous, and they believe that hamza bin laden is now emerging as one of their key leaders. let's get some of the day's other news: benjamin netanyahu has dismissed as a political witch hunt the news that israel's attorney—general plans to bring corruption charges against him, just weeks ahead of national elections. it is the first time a sitting prime minister has faced prosecution. tesla has announced the closure of many of its retail shops worldwide as it launches its first mass—market electric car, a version of its mo

and thought to be his father, osama bin laden's, favorite son.n adult, he's threatened america in audio recordings, yet only now has the u.s. government offered money for help capturing him. >> just the fact that he's bin laden's son creates the belief out there that he might be able to, you know, try, at least, to fill his father's shoes. >> reporter: ali soufan believes al qaeda is potentially more dangerous than ever before. the terrorist group and its affiliates are estimated to have tens of thousands of fighters across the middle east and africa. anthony. >> mason: holly williams. thank you, holly. jay inslee of washington state is the first governor to enter the 2020 presidential race. inslee says his central campaign issue will be climate change. in 2017, he headed up the lawsuit that temporarily blocked the trump administration's travel ban on seven muslim- majority countries. there are now 11 candidates officially running for the democratic nomination. public school teachers in oakland, california today reached a tentative agreement to e

the son of osama bin laden is now on the u.s. state department's most wanted list. they're offering a $1 million reward for his whereabouts. nic robertson joins me now from islamabad in pakistan. is hamsa bin laden going to be an operational commander or is this something of a branding exercise from al qaeda? >> reporter: you know, you could see it as a branding exercise here if this is what is happening. you could see it as the wishes of the former commander and m osama bin laden, his wishes being lived out here. the way hamsa bin laden has been portrayed and portrays himself indicates that, you know, if you look at video that was released in 2005, for example, he was seen attacking a pakistani military person between here and afghanistan. that gives you the impression. he would have been back then, he's about 30 now. he would have been in his late teens. he was being groomed for a military capacity. over the past several years, 2016, 2017, twice he released audio messages in 2016 and continues to release messages, nothing for the past year or so, which gives you a

it took ten years to track down his father, osama bin laden. tough job and al qaeda's leader is still on the run. >> thank you. for more i want to bring in national security analyst peter bergen. he facilitated the first televised interview with osama bin laden. he is one of a handful of western journalists to meet bin laden. just how big of a pose does hamza pose to the u.s.? >> that's another question, how big a risk does al qaeda pose to the u.s.? i think the short answer is, not a very big risk right now. it is such that al qaeda hasn't conducted a successful attacks on the united states since 9/11. i think al qaeda with hamza is emerging with a leader and potentially one day even taking over the organization. it is something to be concerned about. the person running it now is in his late 60s. hamza is about 30. he has been grouped by his father, as you said, for a long time. and he's got the family name. he has the family name which means a lot in that part of the room. so the state department released this million-dollar reward for inform

osama and the many other radicalized children and young men in syria have known little else in their lives but violence and war forced to leave their families to fight in jihad they now face an uncertain future. and here with me at the big table is to wall deck of the makers of fathers and sons it's good to have you on the program when we saw that clip there the father naming his son osama bin laden jr knowing that his son's future will probably be violent and bloody and deadly but the father thinks that's good you know this is this is the boy he looked like as a normal father. and spend sharing of hugging kissing but the same time this second verse with him with all of the understanding that all this violence send him to the front line before he become adults. all of this steps it's take him to kind of so this is the paradox this is the fact that the father there does he perceived what he is doing is love and it means if you asked him would he say yes. i'm a loving father yes absolutely i mean this is the they have different. understanding for different values than about the good an

after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body.icials believe he is emerging as a key leader in the extremist group. today's al-qaeda is not stagnant. it's rebuilding, and it continues to threaten the united states and our allies. the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden. officials believe he could be in afghanistan, pakistan or iran. but they admit they don't know for sure. the united states has published a wanted posterfor hamza bin laden, and they believe this is the new face of al-anda. the group has been responsible for many killings and bombings, but none were more devastating than this. on september 11th 2001, its members flew planes hundreds of pupils have been kept away from a primary school in birmingham by their parents today, in protest over lessons on same sex relationships. parkfield school, which has a majority of muslim pupils, says it's promoting diversity and inclusion. our midlands correspondent sima kotecha has the story. today, a quieter parkfield school, 600 fewer pupils

. >> are you satisfied that osama bin laden is the kingpin of this operation?and run from the united states and our allies, he will be soreliy mistakes. mistaken. >> i joined the fbi in 1997. i was assigned to work terrorism. when we saw the planes hit the buildings, the world trade center, we knew that it was al qaeda. >> there had been a progressive escalation, 1998. bin laden attacked the u.s. embassies in east africa. two simultaneous attacks using suicide tactics. then the attack on the "uss cole." something like 9/11 was the next logical continuation. >> afghanistan, under the taliban regime, had harbored al qaeda. so, when the president meets with all of his national security advisers in camp david, they decide the taliban had to be uprooted if they were really going to get at bin laden. >> what's different here, what's changed in terms of u.s. policy is the president's determination to also go after those nations and organizations and people that lend support. >> the obvious response is to go after al qaeda. but the administration needed somehow to show

osama bin laden's son is one of the state department's most wanted. the u.s.ffering $1 million for information on the whereabouts of hansa bin laden. he's a new leader in al qaeda. >> a heads up, we are looking for you and we will get you. >> reporter: his pedigree, not just from his last name, video released showing hamza's wedding in 2009 to a senior al qaeda leader's daughter in iran. he's appeared in al qaeda propaganda video since he was a child. the 2011 navy s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama bin laden indicated he was grooming him for a leadership role. >> his father was writing him letters while he was on the run. he was supposed to be in the compound in the pakistan the night of the raid. >> reporter: that 2011 raid threatened hamza. >> in response to the killing of his father. >> reporter: the u.s. officially designated him as a terror in 2017. they are required to freeze his assets. the intelligence community warns al qaeda is rebuilding according to the war in afghanistan, the longest today with 14,000 u.s. troops in the country. al qaeda has been we

. >>> one of osama bin laden's sons is an emerging leader in al-qaeda and now the u.s.nment put a bounty on his head. the state department says it's willing to pay up to $1 million for information on hamza bin lauden. they say he has taken the reins of the terrth osama bin laden was grooming his son arabia revoked his citizenship. >>> coming up, a major crackdown in the east bay. >> plus southwest airlines suing its mechanics, why they're accused of deliberately grounding flights. >> did the new tax law change how americans give to charities? what new numbers are revealing. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. a happy, we've all been there, right? you're owe -- hey, we've all been there, right? you're there and a carpool cheater goes zipping in and out of traffic. that all ended yesterday. the california highway patrol issued 109 citations for

osama bin laden's son is now one of the state department's most wanted. the u.s.$1 million for information on the whereabouts of the man said to be emerging as a new leader in al qaeda. >> it's a heads up that we're looking for you and we will get you. >> his pedigree not just from his famous last name, video released in 2017 showing his wedding in 2009 to a senior al qaeda leader's daughter in iran. and he has appeared in al qaeda propaganda videos since he was a child. documents recovered from the 2011 navy s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama bin laden indicated he was grooming him for a leadership role. >> his father was writing him fairly extensive letters when he was on the run. he was supposed to be in pakistan where bin laden was killed the night of the raid. >> it's that 2011 raid that may be driving him. >> he has threatened attacks against the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father. >> the u.s. officially designated him as a terrorist in 2017 and now all united nations members are required to freeze all of his assets. the intelligenc

offers a million dollar reward for information on osama bin laden's son. very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nicky and now our top story questions prime minister has visited souls bre one year after the poisoning by a former russian double agent sergei scrip hall and his daughter yulia to reason may say as the city is recovering from the incidents there has been a tremendous effort here in salzburg the decontamination has now been completed the key moment for this city in order to move on and recover from what took place last year. well twelve months long questions continue to circulate around the events of march twenty eighth seen russia to refute the u.k.'s continued insistence that moscow is to blame for the poisoning with the kremlin noting that the most basic questions only incidents remain unanswered from seoul's bring his artie's pocket book i've been talking to some of the people here and many of them say they're still processing what happened take a lesson. to teach each other so. little. and we can just get over. t

has a $1 million bounty on osama bin laden's son. >> and has the anti-vaccination movement opened ther for measles? all tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thank you for watching! the cbs evening news is up next. >> we're back in 30 minutes with the at 7:00. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, backlash after the president stops short of holding kim jong-un personally responsible for the death of an american college student. >> the parents of otto warmbier pushing back at president trump. >> the couple holding kim jong- un responsible for otto's death. >> the president saying, "of course i hold north korea responsible." >> mason: president trump reportedly ordered officials to give his son-in-law, jared kushner, a top security clearance. >> elijah cummings is demanding answers frg million reward for information leading to osama bin laden's son. >> hamza bin laden is seen as an up-and-coming leader for al qaeda. >> he is being groomed to take over the top job.miar surge

leader osama bin laden and as emerging as a leader in the a.q. french us has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all leads to one conclusion apparently al qaida is coming back showing signs of confidence what will threaten ocurred of the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countries loyal to al qaida ironically the u.s. stands accused of arming them though unintentionally in syria with weapons intended for

deliver justice to osama bin laden we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten him badly now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called homs and bin ladin is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise how has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence in a kurd and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are accordi

osama bin laden's son is one of the state department's most wanted. the u.s.ion for information on the whereabouts of the man said to be emerging as a new leader in al qaeda. >> it's a heads up we are looking for you. we will get you. >> his terrorist pedigree not just from his famous last name, showing his wedding in 2009 to a senior al qaeda leader's daughter in iran. he has appeared in al qaeda propaganda videos since he was a child. u.s. officials say documents recovered from the navy seal raid that killed osama, indicated he was grooming him for a leadership role. >> he was writing him letters when he was on the run. he was supposed to be in the compound in pakistan where bin laden was killed the night of the raid. >> reporter: it's that raid that may be driving the son. >> he threatened to attack the united states in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father. >> reporter: the u.s. officially designated him as a terrorist in 2017. now all u.n. members are required to freeze all of his assets. the intelligence community warns that al qaeda, which perp

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the father took the side from the moment his son was born in the team's union osama bin laden and that's mean that keith's in only his life he didn't have a choice. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all the around the world welcome we begin the day with the names to be spoken and a name to be silenced and the face of a tragedy it has been five days since a gunman killed fifty people at two mosques in the new zealand city of christ church today prime minister just into our value to never again speak the name of the shooter denying him the notoriety she says that he craved and killed for ardor has received praise around the world since last friday's shooting she has become the face of empathy in tragedy thanks to what she has been saying but also because of what she has done and because of what she has worn twenty four hours after the massacre she stood in the center of a room full of mourning relatives and covered her hair and her decision to wear a whose job was seen as a powerful sign of respect to those muslims engulfed in grief and yesterday keeping her word is she

offers a million dollar reward for information on osama bin ladin the son. very warm welcome to you watching us international with mean a king air and now our top story britain's prime minister has visited souls' gray one year after the poisoning bout of former russian double agents their case grip owl and his daughter yulia to resume a ses the city is recovering from the incident. there has been a tremendous effort here in salzburg the decontamination has now been completed the key moment for the city in order to move on and circulate around the events of march twenty eighth in russia refutes the u.k.'s continued insistence that mosco is to blame for the poisoning with the kremlin noting that the most basic questions only incident remain unanswered from seoul's bre artie's polyp worker reports i've been talking to some of the people here and many of them say they're still processing what happened take a listen. to two children. just. two three four i mean you really get it it's part of you made people see so. i put my bike cram there the every day of what's

eight years now since the killing of osama bin laden the in pakistan by u.s. troops. one and decide is his backside saved by never going against american interests of the americans want to get osama bin laden they're already dead they did but the fact of the matter is that almost all of it is on is ations and pakistanis are it and. then media to the i.s.i. has a lot of activities to assist heirloom finance them as it did and you know for center and it's been documented in the united nations itself and that and one of the changes dealers and there are blasts going listen don't express and on that and one of the understanding of the nations of the globe is a telescope musician by the un in two thousand and seven and that down there as activities and been totally documented. but can you not see that as india and pakistan may close the ties with say china the brics nations and i being india because it suits some people that india and pakistan should have such enmity and cause such violence there on the line of control we partitioned our country so that the people about is

. >>> we want to head overseas for the intensifying manhunt for the son of osama bin laden. is the state department issuing a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture. this report from london. >> reporter: tonight, the hunt for hamza bin laden, the son of osama bin laden, intensifies amid fears the new face of al qaeda is a rapidly growing threat. the state department offering a $1 million reward for help tracking him down. and now, saudi arabia announcing hamza's citizenship revoked, leaving the young bin laden without a home base. his exact location unclear, though he's been linked to iran, syria, and the pakistan/afghanistan border. officials say hamza is a "key leader" with a growing influence within al qaeda. he is thought to be a favorite among the former al qaeda leader's many children. intelligence officials believe he's 30 years old and married to the daughter of 9/11 hijacker mohammed atta. since his father's killing by navy s.e.a.l.s in 2011, hamza bin laden has promised revenge, releasing audio and video messages on the internet, calling for attac

offers a million dollar reward for information on osama bin laden's son. also in syria heavy fighting resumes as u.s. backed kurdish forces close in on islamic states last stronghold that despite donald trump having already announced victory over eisel numerous times in the last few months plus. i'd like to see as broad a coalition as we can put together to replace the door to replace the whole corrupt regime america's national security adviser urges the international community to gang up on that as well as elected president ratcheting up its bid to install the country's opposition leader in caracas. this is our two international coming to you live straight from the russian capital where it's just turned three pm a come to the program. prime minister theresa may has visited the british city of salisbury one year after the poisoning of former russian double agents are described by all and his daughter yulia twelve months on and the figure is still being pointed at moscow which claims it's being denied answers to even the simplest of questions regarding what

nine football fields inside its hearts the fifty thousand year history of the country and its people osama bin job it took a peek. dug from the sons of cutter this boston is more than two million years old an essential part of the country's cultural heritage and a natural exhibit for the new national museum this extraordinary building is designed inside and out to mimic the intersecting discs of a desert rose. each space showcases a different theme designed by a renowned french architect to create to love the sun rose. to love you touch the scale some seem very difficult to do when you know that he says she said to have if she was trying to go to c.b.r. and so he's a centanni cities and he said imagine the russians she was an eternity if you do that and somebody only killed today it's taken eighty years to complete the building and its contents are intended to educate and inspire to visit is at their ease two foreign workers and tourists. the nomads of arabia will tell you that the desert rose symbolizes hope that there is water underneath and that is the message that organizers at this mu

the son of osama bin laden. sarah harman is in london with more this morning. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. bin lade a terrorist according to the u.s.en gover since 2016. now, they're upping the ante, offering money for information his whereabouts. his father was the world's most infamous terrorist, responsible for the 9/11 attacks on the united states. now, the son of osama bin laden has a bounty on his own head. this morning, the u.s. state department ising up to $1 million reward for anyone who can reveal hamsa bin laden's whereabouts. according to the state department, hamsa is a leader of al qaeda and has released video, calng for attacks on the u.s. revenge for his father's death. >> i can reportme to thecan people and to the world that the united states hasn conducted operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: his father and brothe killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. in 2011. little is known about hamsa. he's thought to be around 3s yeld and was recently seen at his wedding, in video released by the cia several year ac s ago. he may

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twenty eleven the agency orchestrated a vaccination program in pakistan to track down al qaeda leader osama bin laden the campaign was much criticized and it's still used by militants to fuel anti-vaccination sentiment. has been linked to the. stalled the it will be linking back to the. group was initially picked up by the failure to sort out. particular. group which. for foreign intervention in. distrust of vaccines also has other reasons one is the belief that the polio jab can cause infertility in young girls it tracks back to a claim by in nigeria and fundamentalist doctrine that the world health organization was covertly spreading anti fertility drugs through its vaccines. the united nations and the nigerian government has dismissed the allegation but the rumors persist. pakistan's government has recognised that polio workers are in need of protection. police officers are starting polio workers in the field and we also have police personnel on call so they can respond quickly in an emergency situation. but police escorts have also come under attack in the past in the current climate th

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the terrorist group al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden claimed responsibility. next, on american artifacts, we visit the u.s. diplomacy center in washington, dc to tour an exhibit marking the 20th anniversary of the bombings. we are joined by the state department officials in charge of the embassies at the time. john: hello, i am john. at time of the east africa bombings i was chief of mission at the american embassy in tanzania. there was a gap between ambassadors, i was in charge at the time. prudence: good morning, i am prudence. i was the u.s. ambassador to kenya at the time of the bombing. 20 years later we are in the pavilion of the u.s. diplomacy center. we are going to look at some of the artifacts and telling stories behind them. diplomacy does not always mean sitting behind a desk and getting your photographs taken wearing nice clothes. sometimes those nice clothes get bloody and dirty because of the dangerous position. for example, this is the suit i was wearing. there are two things i would like to point out. number one is wool. nairobi is the land o

us is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading them to hamza bin laden, son of osama laden. officials believe he was groomed as his father's successor, and is emerging as a key leader of the islamist militant group al-qaeda. it is thought he is on the afghan—pakistan border. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. does comedy have the power to transcend borders, religions and politics? and can it build bridges between different communities who may mistrust and misunderstand one another? well, my guest today thinks so. he's one of the arab world's most popular comedians, nemr abou nassar. brought up in the united states and lebanon, he quit hisjob as an insurance broker to become a stand—up comic. he believes humour can change the world. but does he risk promoting misunderstanding and perpetuating stereotypes through his comedy? nemr abou nassar, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. so there you were, at the age of five in united states, watching television and you decided there and then that you wanted to b

is offering a million dollar reward for information about osama bin laden's son the state department says homes have been laden is emerging as a leader of al qaeda and says he could be on the afghan pakistan border and said bin laden has released audio and video messages calling for attacks on western targets so the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera for news throughout the day in the meantime the strain this next. with a new leader in brazil comes changes to how we deal with it in the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role the president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil. zero we are all in this together so let's do this together. i have a kid president i did. today i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. we need to create a wave in the rest of the country and bring that we've crashing down on their heads and i'm here tonight to ask you we. my daddy and enough it's the janitor but his little girl got the chance to be a public school teach