or perpetrators are because we don't think they've been apprehended yet police haven't said anything much about that and they certainly haven't speculated or said who might be behind it eighteen people taken to hospital we're hearing from the london ambulance service but we're hearing things. no fatalities but we have seen some people burned there are reports we've got a picture of a chap on our site that tweeted a picture interest say look a skull was burnt and you heard your skin burned so quickly is no way to avoid it was a flash coming at you you can duck but it. is still almost impossible to get out the way isn't it heard. there we're seeing now turn round pictures these were a bit earlier on people really in a state of shock trying to make their way to work the last day or the week thinking hey get this day out the way it's the weekend and this all unfolds now london metropolitan police made this statement about two hours ago now following what happened this morning at eight twenty in the morning at parson's green station on the district line the london chuen. has been declared

commit and peace in the way that genocidal acts and the third question that the perpetrator or perpetrators act with intent to destroy the group in whole or in part. rakhine state law is on my. western coast and its northern tip borders bangladesh around a million muslims who identify as raheen jelliffe here. for more than a century burma was governed as a province of british india hundreds of thousands of south asians were brought to the country by the colonial authorities britain encouraged labor migration into a kind in order to develop its rich agriculture. around two million buddhist rakhine also live in the state they trace their roots to a temple complex at. the rakhine consider themselves a distinct ethnic group separate from the knees. or a kind historians view the temples as a fortress against muslim aggression which began when the mogul empire conquered india. and rode it out with what it was out there were those are people angry with and. i don't know what i don't know him i don't really think that when i go. there in a row and i'm not. a devil there are not it i want to move hi

for one because government has condemned the attack is shameful urging police to hunt down the perpetrators ballistic missiles and other weapons have been shown off on armed forces day in south korea the display of military might was in the city appealing teac. a lebanese military court is due to deliver its verdict in the trial of a controversial sunni cleric. is facing charges linked to a battle with government forces in twenty thirteen in which eighteen soldiers and two civilians were killed forty of alycia supporters also died in the fighting. the indonesian island of bali remains on high alert because of fears of all kaino might erupt at any moment it's mount i go and it's been spurting smoke and ash for the past six days and it's tremors are intensifying the news continues after people and power season. on october the first catalonia plans to hold an independence referendum yet the central government insists it's unconstitutional and the courts have judged it illegal as the state clamps down and catalans take to the streets where will this crisis and watch al-jazeera for the latest. s

population they are targeting that that is what the country a collective punishment who wishes perpetrate on crime against humanity by the bombings on me i should what should be done then in your opinion to hold this crisis but what can be done. it's really important we are facing a margin for excess as i mentioned is the general side want to go we're not directly involved so bomb is government is failing to protect their own get instead they are perpetrating prime minister amenity bill a tree and a government so we need international collective action. to protect the lives of lysol international community so we need international community effort to action to stop these mass pressure to barmaids military and. g. and what international community should do it has been going on many decades we are facing losses of general site so all of what we've been facing now is time for international community set up timeline and benchmarks like british like. they must stop you know training to bomb is military stop why did it man to bomb this military who are perpetrating a crime against humanity he g

she was surprised at the president saying scotland yard hat the perpetrators in their sights. where did the president get that information? >> the president was communicating something not surprising at all. law enforcement professionals have these organizations under scrutiny. >> not these individuals. >> what's great about the relationship with the united kingdom is how closely we work together to gain visibility of these networks and understand how they're trying to infiltrate into our own countries and place our own citizens at risk. >> to be clear, the president did not know from any intelligence that he had that scotland yard had these perpetrators in their sights, did he? >> as i have said. what he's meaning to communicate is that we -- we look at these organizations every day. try to map them every day. and what we learned after the mass murder attacks of 9/11, is that integration of our effort, between overseas intelligence operations, domestic law enforcement, working with international partners, is one of the most important ways to protect the american people and re

in the balkans over the last century the danger of the impunity after perpetrators of crimes againsthumanity and crimes of genocide has come dark again to threaten humanity. it has become the rule and not an exception. because the international legitimacy is subjected to political leverage to the interests of the axioms and the dictations of the force on the ground which pretends that the long course may supersede the force of law in our view the major powers should not adopt one of two extreme positions either the direct occupation of countries to impose their will in policy or standing ideally on turning a blind eye to war as a genocide and crimes against humanity perpetrated by a fascist despotic regime or they ignore in the continuous repression of people on their occupation by the occupying state. lately there is a growing standards people on the repression are facing their fate alone as if the international arena is governed by the law of jungle as if that country under threat will have to stand on their own relying on their alliances and relations in the absence of the system

date none of us will ever forgetur we wanted to take all necessary action to go after those who perpetrated the attack against america i was part of the congress at that time in 2001 authorization to use of military forceongress targeted toward afghanistan use and when we took up that authorization i voted against the authorization.n now would has been 14 years since the u.s. invasion atti the end of the saddam hussein regime viet with the force against iraq and it is time for that authorization to rand. i take this time to support the efforts of a termination date in the termination date on the authorization. it was the first that we passed virtually anonymouslyle n because he wanted to hold those responsible that is now 16 years old. a the president will use the appropriate course with those purses he determined those terrorist attacks that occurred september 112001. in order to prevent any future attacks by such nations that is pretty specific with those who were responsible against the a united states centered in afghanistan and issues for that purpose in the military took action and th

international criminal court for those events but other crimes have not been investigated and other perpetrators have not been held to account victoria both went to find out why. ivory coast november two thousand and sixteen at these friendly attended by officials of the government of president on a somewhat to hide. the theme is national reconciliation. in two thousand and eleven ivory coast was torn apart by inter-community violence that broke out between supporters of newly elected president ouattara and his predecessor the home back but it was the latest round in a bit i think struggle that had destabilized this former french colony over fifteen years. three thousand people were killed more than a million where displaced victims were from both sides. the fighting was only brought to an end with the help of french and u.n. troops who intervened on what our side. six years on the government says its aim is to lay these tensions to rest and return to the stability that once made ivory coast one of the most prosperous nations in west africa. for see them development on print on. the island there

we've long since killed the people who perpetrated 9/11. with the killing of bin laden there is no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban that was around that period of time. we say well, still the taliban. if you're going to say we're going to fight til the end of time, we're going to have a time, we're going to have a if we are going to fight to the end of time and have a perpetual war to the end of time and kill every radical islamist in the world, it's a possibility. at the very least, have a debate.ur if that's your purpose and that's your goal and that's what you stand for, stepar forward and have a debate. let's debate the war in yemen.he debate the war in small you. debate if we should be bombing people in nigeria. this debate of syria, iraq, ira iran, afghanistan, let's have a debate on all these wars. that's not to say the president can do what he wants. realize the people in this body who are for perpetual war don't think we should have any role in it. they tell me quietly thebs president can do whatever he wants un

the prosecutor says welch is at least one of perpetrators, and he says the 48 year sentence means the 60- year-old is all but certain to die in prison. in bedford, virginia, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> this plea deal allowed welch to escape the death penalty. even if he had gone to trial, and proven capital murder, it would have been subject to years of appeals. coming up at 6:00, how the abduction of the lyons' sisters changed the way many parents raised their kids in the area. >>> as many as 10 million people are still without power tonight in florida. president trump says he will visit florida on thursday, though his exact plans haven't been finalized. the storm killed at least 12 people in florida alone. jacksonville is experiencing some of its worst flooding in more than 150 years. water from the st. john's river and the atlantic ocean swamped the downtown area, and several neighborhoods. the coast guard, and firefighters rescued hundreds of people. evacuations were ordered last friday, but not everybody paid attention. >> there are some that did evacuate. combine that with the fact

of origin or of residence even on a small scale with homemade weapons across europe while some perpetrators were known to the authorities others appeared to be leading ordinary lives and were even described as good guys this raises the question of just how many so-called good guys are totally off the radar or are currently in the process of being radicalized twenty five thousand people the security services can monitor that number of people every twenty four hours some of those attacks we've seen have been one wolf a tanks it's very difficult if an individual even to sneeze small number of people plan something that was just simply wanted to get a hold of a vehicle get a hold of naives it's very difficult to pick that up so if the security services can't guarantee the safety of citizens who can the u.s. extended a european travel alert for americans this week making it clear that europe and britain are not the safest places to go and if this is our team london. we spoke to the former head of britain's counterterrorism security office he thinks it's simply impossible to monitor such a large

that discussing perpetrations for the un climate change conference in november embalm germany. ziad says this never happened under the dictator politicians actually discussing things with young people. what. they have the role to play in galvanizing other people so that they finally take notice of climate change. it has to become part of public discourse and every single citizen needs to be aware of what. goes on and how. the ad says people's relationship with politics is still far from what he thinks it should be. the country is still in transition. because. at least we can discuss things directly with ministers these days and that's definitely a start. see. none the less there's a feeling of disillusion among these young democrats because power stays in the same hands. we still have to endure a class of our politicians who are clinging to power. you won't hand over to the younger generation. politicians the young just want to leave the country still it school or university and aren't capable of governing or making decisions. over the last the young who have brought about chan

the police say the information helped put perpetrators behind bars. the predators who cruised these streets have now been jailed but their crimes have had a lasting effect. this woman has even considered moving away. she doesn't want to show her face. our neighbours are really good. because of that, we decided to stay here, but it is very scary, to be honest. for the men in this community, some feel they have been branded. a lot of people have the opinion about, "yeah, they are all muslim". so then everyone is going to judge every single muslim, like, "yeah, they are all the same". do you think it still goes on? yes. that's why conversations are continuing about how to keep young women safe. some of the women i've spoken to have said, "what do we do, do we keep our daughters locked indoors, stop them having a social life"? and there are some really good projects out in the west end of newcastle for young people. the community is bigger than this minority who committed these terrible crimes. their victims now know the trauma of giving evidence wasn't i

poison into food products on sale in southern germany including baby food police say the alleged perpetrator sent an e-mail threatening to poison more products across germany and elsewhere in europe unless he was paid millions of euros. on. tensions are running high in spain over cattle long as plans to hold an independence referendum a spanish government says the vote is illegal and won't go ahead but come on leaders insist they've got everything in place and the people's voices will be heard i'm sorry herman in berlin this is the day. for mr no matter how much they intimidate us no matter how many times they say they will not give us the keys to classrooms or that schools won't be open and there is a generation growing up in our country that adds to this new majority that want to vote in catalonia or that he look at them. but you can. stop us all this secessionist process is illegal based on illegal premises it is the obligation of the rule of law and of each and every single government to prevent this from happening the motivation of those behind this is sessions process is to destroy spa

nikesh: it's an interesting notion we seem to perpetrate.e all seem to want to talk about winners and losers. we seem to think when there is a winner, there is a loser. i think it is perfectly fine for multiple companies to exist in a space and do well. i think we are so early in the journey of the cloud that in 10 years from now you will see that all the early leads will normalize to some degree. if you look back and see thousands of companies who have not even initiated their transition to the cloud, eventually they will have to end up there at some point in time. i think we're so early that it won't matter. emily: all these companies are making a big bet on original content. is that a smart bet? will it put too much of a dent in margins? nikesh: i'm not sure that this huge move by large companies going to original content is going to result to a whole lot. a lot of money gets spent in content. so, yes, if you are willing to make a bet, which netflix is doing, billions of dollars per year to make a business, you might get somewhere in disr

we've long since killed the people who perpetrated 9/11. with the killing of bin laden there's no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban that was around at that point in time. and we say, well, it's still the taliban. if you're going to say that we're going to fight until the end of time and have a perpetual war until the end of time and kill every radical islamist in the world, it's an impossibility. what i would say at the least have a debate. if that's your purpose and that's your goal and what you stand for, step forward, let's have a debate. let's debate the war in yemen, debate the war in somalia. debate whether we should be bombing people in nigeria. debate whether we should be in syria, iraq, iran, afghanistan. let's have a debate about all of these different wars. but let's not just muddle on and tell the president he can do what he wants because realize the people in this body who are for perpetual war, they don't even think we should have any role in it. they tell me quietly every day, the president can do whatever

it's year in westminster manchester and london bridge were carried out by perpetrators on the radar of the security services yet despite that awareness those terrorist attacks were into avoided and more are expected to happen we are going to suffer more attacks the group's propaganda no longer calls so much for people to travel to the caliph it but to launch attacks in their places of origin or of residence even on a small scale with homemade weapons across europe while some perpetrators were known to the authorities others appeared to be leading ordinary lives and were even described as good guys this raises the question of just how many so-called good guys are totally off the radar or are currently in the process of being radicalized twenty five thousand people the security services can monitor that number of people every twenty four hours some of those attacks we've seen have been one will for tanks it's very difficult if an individual or even to sneeze small number of people planned something that was just simply wanted to get a hold of a vehicle getting hold of naives it's very di

|j a lot about the possible perpetrators here already?ge. we do know is that the underground and overg round stage. we do know is that the underground and overground is a very cctv—rich environment. there will be hundreds of this trawling through the hours and hours of cctv available to them. —— hundreds of officers trawling through. they will be looking at the outside of various tube stations at cctv in the street, so tube stations at cctv in the street, so there are superb opportunities in this investigation. and there's only a relatively small number of stations prior to parsons green on that journey where this stations prior to parsons green on thatjourney where this could have been brought on from, this device? yes. equally, it could have been brought on through network rail from wimbledon. there are a number of ways to get onto the system, but there is a very good chance that there is a very good chance that there is a very good chance that there is some good cctv of this character getting on. the tube train itself is still at the s

and that perpetrator will face criminal charges. back here at american university you may recall last year the incidents at the beginning and the end of the school year involving bananas and some bananas hung by nooses around campus. still no closure in that case. we can tell you, though, that american university has now opened what is called a new antiracist policy and research center. live at american university, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> all right, 4:32 is the time right now. also in the news this morning, police have now doubled the reward for any information on a missing girl from that prince george's county. 19-year-old ash chante billy has been missing for 10 days and that's when she was last seen driving away from her job at virginia beach -- at the virginia beach military base. days later officers found her car abandoned and her cell phone in billy graduated from wise high school in 2016. friends and family plan to hold a gathering for her there this weekend. >> we are turning to the latest following the stor

caer: with 9/11, think -- and it seems to be that ch this are not the actual perpetrators. i think those are two of the key tension is covering up destic terrorism. at is the state of that in terms of threats to the united stat i'm talking specifically noo nazis and kkk. guest: though this is the anniversary of 9/11 i do think ds appropriate to address the nazis, esented by noo kkk d other hateros. we saw what they're capable of doing in arlottesvie but we have many examples of the attas they have care rid out minorities in the united states so it is a signicant threat and inow that the f.b.i. an othe are looking at this. being ident it's pursued. idea of t about this recruitment? particularly as we know much more about how individuals commit these actually response? guest: recruitment is very difficult. it's hard for communities, family members, law enforcement and idea of recruitment? particularly as we know much more others to detect individua whose are radicalized. which is why counter intelligence is very important. unfortunately, grants for programming at homeland sec

and tax it will be interesting to see what comes out of this attack once they identify who the perpetrators are. is and whether or not this was another case of individuals acting for the matter of being a tall man that's interaction. so just to bring you up to date will what we saw in the past ten minutes or so trees are made the british prime minister coming to a short interview staving off the terror level had not been moved up to critical it will remain out severe it will be increased presence on the streets of security including on public transport in london a little bit of a rebuke also to donald trump but said that it was in the sight of scotland yard the person the perpetrator who carried out today's attack at treason may not agreeing with that statement i'm back in five minutes time with all the latest from the incident in central london join me that. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did i took a line just i came to god and the game and it was. many lives have been broken fixes to the banks going to. be. the bank i didn't t

i'm a victim but also a perpetrator. imean i'm a victim but also a perpetrator. i mean both camps.ope to bring a message of peace, so there's less judgement and more understanding about people who use the big gorillas or paramilitaries. the use the big gorillas or pa ramilitaries. the pope's use the big gorillas or paramilitaries. the pope's words resonate with the millions of colombians tied to the conflict, but once he's gone it is action that is needed. it will be a long road to lasting peace here. the pope is there for the next few days. now, here's an example of sports people keeping cool under pressure. these pictures were taken earlier this week at a golf course near north bonneville, in washington state. you can see that huge wildfire raging in the background, but it doesn't seem to be worrying the golfers. the flames in eagle creek had forced hundreds of people living nearby to evacuate their homes. but it seems the golfers weren't prepared to let a few flames, a bit of smoke and a tangible risk to life and limb to put them off their round. if you'd like to let me know wha

it is possible that the perpetrator is amongst the injured?time suggested to a lot of people, and it is probably the dominant theory right now, that this thing was left on there. equally, the timer might have been botched in the same way the explosive mix was. and it is so volatile, the thing might have just gone off prematurely. that would suggest that the person accompanying the bomb on part of the journey might still have been on the train. what is the practical effect of raising the threat level to critical? what will we actually see? the key thing is increased security precautions. so, you will see a lot more armed police and the prime minister already said we will see more armed police on the public transport system. that means backfilling, they will take armed police from the ministry of defence and the civil nuclear constabulary. they are going to use 1,000 troops, just they did after manchester. 0peration tempora is being put into operation for the second time this year. we are a way on from this morning, where one of the earliest rea

ensued in the destroyed subway train many of the victims here were from brussels just like the perpetrators. french that's a crucial factor for success if they have problems with the language they want to stand math. history and other subjects either. but by. and then they're looking at the teacher wondering when he's going to damn well start talking. they don't understand and so they get left behind at school that's why it's important to do things here in french. are there are a lot of children here who don't speak good french. unfortunately yes at home they speak their mother tongue in most cases not in french which is a shame. four years too many years too many children here have been growing up with zero prospects for the future. if you want a chance of making it they say here in manila make you first have to make it across the canal to the other side of town. every morning the local pastor sees what this despair and a lack of prospects mean. it's always the same the youngsters leave everything lying around. sit around here outside the church every night. and during the day. they drink.

perpetrators and as underground. but were these perpetrators also i'm saying tied to the intelligence community for example and you were able to identify them as military personnel or central intelligence agency things like this was there a higher level of intelligence connection directly to these people. yester was dead so i could what i meant should to stuff with ben rhodes that actually he was identified by berkowitz as one of the people that were involved. but ben rhodes was also intelligence or what was his bending role as was ben rhodes was a pharmacist but what i said is that when i was given to the term industry t. was known as dr rockefeller and he was supply and little boys and girls who made basically boys to the united nations and that group of people but he also didn't you know the whole bigger picture that was a huge operation in that area. millions of people every year travel up toward the polar circle to experience the surreal beauty of the northern lights the visual spectacle is a gift of nature to a