working at the behest of al qaeda leader osama bin laden. >> we knew in the mid 1990s that khalid shaikhammed was trouble. >> reporter: richard clarke was the chief counterterrorism adviser on the national security council at the time, overseeing the growing threat from al qaeda operatives like ksm. >> we were looking for him. and we had an indictment, a sealed indictment against him from a federal grand jury. >> reporter: he was wanted for his role in planning an attack on the pope and an elaborate plot to bring down planes over the pacific ocean. both of those plots were foiled. >> to many of the people that knew him he was the boss. so when you're looking at somebody who's thought of that way you've got to put more effort into him. >> reporter: basheer along with his partner frank pellegrino crisscrossed the globe in the 1990s hunting terrorists including ksm. the u.s. government tracked him to qatar in 1996 but clarke says when he requested help in capturing ksm he was turned down. >> we asked the fbi. we asked the cia. we asked the pentagon. can any of you mount a snatch operation t

says he thinks the blockade on qatar will be resolved quickly he was meeting with the emir of qatar shaikh to mean a nominal funny on the sidelines of the un general assembly the us president has denied reports that he warned gulf states against taking military action against qatar. at least one person has been killed in the second category five storm to hit the caribbean and a month ok maria has mainland holland are several islands with two hundred sixty eight kilometer an hour when's the french island was hit by the storm a neighboring dominican was also hit the country's prime minister describes the destruction as mind boggling whereas heading towards puerto rico from where and the gallagher reports. as hurricane maria bore down on the caribbean island of dominate its prime minister said we did not look out maria hit as a category five with sustained winds of two hundred sixty kilometers per hour but slides and widespread damage and now a major concern for prime minister roosevelt skerritt describe the effects of the hurricane as hallucinating and was himself rescued as the storm plowed

nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in the caribbean, at least 10 people have died as the historic category-5 hurricane irma barrels across the atlantic ocean and toward the u.s. coast. hurricane irma is the most powerful storm ever recorded over the atlantic ocean. on wednesday, eight people died on the island of saint martin, one person died on angwilla, and a two-year-old child died on barbuda. barbuda and st. martin were devastated by the 185 mile an hour winds. on barbuda, 90% of all structures were destroyed. the prime minister, gaston browne, has declared barbuda is practically uninhabitable, and warns the entire island may need to be evacuated as another storm approaches. >> we are threatened now i get potentially another storm, hurricane jose. if that is the case and it is coming our way, clearly, we will have to evacuate the residence of barbuda. amy: on puerto rico, more than million people have lost power. authorities a

counsels foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat terrorism shaikhohammad bin abdul rahman called on world leaders to do he says terrorism is a threat to individuals society is on the human race british police have been searching two properties in after they arrested a second person in connection with friday's bomb attack on an underground train on the london tube thirty people. those are the headlines but stay with us on al-jazeera which is next.

nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in puerto rico, where hurricane maria made landfall wednesday as a category 4 4 storm, bringing recordrd rarainfall andnd catastrophic flooding come destroying power lines, and leaving the entire country in the dark. puerto rico's governor ricardo rosello says at least one person has died and the death toll is expected to rise when communication with the southeastern part of the island is reestablished. this is puerto rican residenent griselele cruz. >> at this p point on many paras of the island, we are without power because of the first s stm that came through. that was irma. we are are without water and many districts. this is catastrophic. we're going to become i think, without services for a long time full's top nermeen: hurricane maria has already killed at least two people on the island of guadeloupe and devastated the island of dominica. amy: this comes as many homes

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counsels foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat terrorism shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman al finally called on world leaders to do more he says terrorism is a threat to individuals societies countries and the human race british police have been searching two properties in surrey after they arrested a second person in connection with friday's bomb attack on an underground train on the london tube injured thirty people. those are the headlines but stay with us an al-jazeera witness is next. zero. sweat and three zero. zero. zero so i was on so full of us how do you. do you want to do all of a colonel had wanted to get done and i'm old enough for a month it has a believe in the ahead but wanted to give them give them give. a video of it. and he would say a divvy it to him i'm lucky to. have it and how many are nearly how my gal can be a good done load plan i'll. yes . anyhow ma'am we had a. yes . look. i don't know. i'm. going to become a little. bit on the off. for . him. being is enough in. the nest with all of. them a can. and . will. time. i go w

attacked the shit out airbase claiming that it contained chemical weapons used in the alleged han shaikh huna to share and of course numerous investigations including those from the un the us and the u.k. have found that syria may well have committed crimes against humanity and commit war crimes against its own people including using sarin gas against people living in khalid shaikh own earlier in twenty seventeen a saudi arabia's foreign minister has defended its military intervention in yemen claiming it had no choice i don't need you better says saudi arabia was forced to help the yemeni government against iran back hooty fight as the conflict has caused a humanitarian crisis which he says his country is committed to ending. in the last . this was not a choice for us in yemen it followed sustained political left first to preserve safety stability territorial integrity as well it's its independence and we reaffirm our full support for the political process in yemen and we will stand by the side of the u.n. special envoy to arrive at a political solution in saudi arabia is aware of the h

shelter prime minister shaikh a senior is also expected to request more pressure be perched on the myanmar government as my sattar a post from sharp or a to f.n. southeast bangladesh many refugees are living along roadsides and are struggling to get the supplies that they need. waiting for the boats to come but for these rohingya refugees from myanmar there are still the not so small matter of haggling with the bangladeshi boatman not easy when you've got no local currency. in the like you like with flame because they're torturing and killing us on the other side we have to pay whatever the price of the protest no matter how high. some boatmen have been accused of charging exorbitant fees it's a touchy subject. if i was to take money from her he would be saying i'm a muslim i'm not excusing anyone the boatman say they're risking their lives to bring refugees across with little support. of the security forces here tell us that it's ok for us to bring refugees in and what we should do it discreetly if we do it openly i think it was trouble. this confusion is symptomatic of a dysfunctional re

foreign minister says the international community is not doing a nuff to what he calls terrorism shaikh mohammed. has called on world leaders to do more us but have brought about the most the terrorism is quite a frightening phenomenon and i'd like to say that violence and hatred in regions of attention has helped a lot in the creation of these terrorist organizations the international community and the world in general hasn't done enough to address this phenomenon and i regret to say that the more conflicts disputes and suffering that exist the harder it is the international community to solve the problem of terrorism the international community must adopt all necessary procedures to fight this phenomenon because it's a threat to individuals societies countries and it's a threat to the human race. british place have been searching two properties as sorry after they arrested a second person in connection with friday's bomb attack on an underground train a twenty one year old man was detained in west london on saturday night an eighteen year old man was earlier arrested at the port of do

. >> khalid shaikh mohammed was part of his inner circle. >> he was the brains behind bin lad laden. terrorism in the united states will do us good. >> 7 august, 1998. two american embassies in kenya and tanzania are bombed and 4,000 are wounded and 2,000 killed, including 12 americans. plipt retaliated by launching missiles into afghanistan and sudan. >> i have responsibility to protect this country. tried and i failed to get bin laden. i regret it, but i tried. i did everything i thought i could responsibly could. >> al qaeda strikes in yemen. suicide bombers hit the harbor, killing another 17 americans. >> one of the great enemies is to have been able to blur the vision and the generations that came before us. that's how we were defeated in the first phase of the war on terror. >> 19 suicide terrorists. 15 of them from saudi arabia. hijacked four u.s. airliners and crashed them into the twin towers of the world trade center, the pentagon and a farmer's field in pennsylvania. >> for the type of pilot to go over the pentagon and say the rugs hit us on september 11th, 2001, that's a

president and there qatar's amir shaikh to mean then harm at all funny that athey un to discuss the crisis the amir described qatar's relationship with the u.s. as a very strong earlier and his address to the u.n. general assembly there near renewed his call for unconditional dialogue to end. in the blockade on this country president trump says he believes the blockade will be resolved quickly so mike let's go back to you this is the first time really sense that it happened that the emir has had the attention of the world to to make his country's case for for for solving this and this meeting with donald trump what else do we know about this is well let's just put this into the context that blockade by four arab states has been in place since june the first they have accused of promoting terrorism of funding terrorism accusations that qatar has vehemently denied important to note though that the m.e. is said that although he is prepared for unconditional dialogue that would be based on mutual respect for sovereignty was his phrase within the speech making very clear that a resolution to th

nermeen shaikh and i spoke to roger waters on wednesday. i began by asking him to respond by arecent statement legislator who attttempted to st down roger waters question the upcoming concerts in one island. he called him villain anti-semi to" as in "brace the bds movement and that some will not do business with you. there's no room for hatred in nassau. >> the first thing that lives out of that statemenent is the notion that i might be in some way anti-somatic will step or against jewish people were against the jewish religion or against anything that hasas jewishness attached to it. i am off. they c comb through h my past ad they find it very difficult to susubstantiate that accusation. they use the a accusation as thy do with anybody who supports bds or anybody who criticizes israeli foreign policy or the occupatition. that is their standard go to response is to call you and effect; to start calling you names. and hopefully, to discredit you. as far as nassau coliseum is concerned and the specific thing thee, i was hoping that state atto

transport and looking for accommodation outside these cramped refugee camps bangladeshis prime minister shaikh has seen a is traveling to the united nations general assembly to last for more help to deal with the crisis the un has warned that about sixty percent of those who have fled are children and they are facing severe health concerns. mains in bangladesh have added to the misery of hundreds of thousands of the stuck in. the refugees living in like conditions almost eight centimeters of rain fell in twenty four hours and more rain is predicted over the next two days there are also food and water shortages. every day what you see over here really trying to get relief to growing our refugee every day like. the red cross work and the local agencies everybody is working very hard but. the. run across with this private trucks trying to deliver. three people died in the stampede one woman children at the same time bangladesh government in a controversial move have told the police to arrest the movement of the rowing us across the country. and all the. other parts of the country. started the bio

cattles foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat terrorism shaikh mohammed bin under rough funny called on world leaders to do more he says terrorism is a threat to individuals societies countries and the human race well those you headlines do stay with us while one east is coming up next but i'll be back after that in about twenty five minutes from now with another full bulletin i'll see that. this. is priests in the philippines are trusted and love. what happens when that power is exploited. despite growing reports of sexual misconduct inside asia's biggest catholic church. it's all been kept hidden behind closed doors. i'm steve chapman on this edition a one a one east we investigate sexual misconduct in the most powerful institution in the philippines the catholic church. at least. on the remote filipino island of gamers crystal is being welcomed into the cavern. the father. is among the many celebrating her baptism. but this is no ordinary ceremony because the healing is a catholic priest who took of our celibacy. father he league has a long te

prince shaikh mohammed in april and then in june by french president macron initiatives to mediate a dialogue between the tripoli and the tobruk tripoli was represented by saroj it was represented by the commander of the libyan national army general hotter and there are certain progress was made in the certain agreements were achieved in paris this makes us optimistic that this process is now underway and we really appreciate the contribution. by. the un secretary special envoy mr salaam. and it's just important and this is something that some of my african colleagues told me it's important and this is certainly a positive development yet it is important to remember that libya is a tribal country. libya has never had a political party is when we talk about elections in libya of course we want to. see to achieve get there to have elections in libya but the people who know the history of libya will shoot contributed here with this process. you very much to be sure additional three more questions please thank you. thank you for timely briefing. from japanese and educate let me back to t

spoke exclusively to hezbollah's deputy chief shaikh nine. following my previous trip to lebanon in order to follow the hezbollah group to the arsehole mountains where they had cleared out the area from terrorists we have managed to build up a connection with hezbollah media group these are the our sole mountains east of lebanon it's the latest scene of the victory of hezbollah hezbollah managed to capture this cave which was used by terrorists as a base and that led to us being given a unique opportunity to interview their deputy leader nineteen named carson is one of the most influential men not just in lebanon but in the whole region and he's a man who is very well guarded and it's very difficult to secure an interview with somebody of his stature but we managed to do so. and when we went to interview him in beirut. we had a very long security procedure to go through we had to meet at a certain location in the capital we then were told to leave all of our telephones and our electronic equipment before being escorted to another location whe

the surrounding spake exclusively to the deputy chief shaikh nine percent following my previous trip to lebanon in order to follow the hezbollah group to the arsehole mountains where they had cleared out the area from terrorists we had managed to build up a connection with hezbollah media group these are the our soul mountains east of lebanon it's the latest scene of the victory of hezbollah hezbollah managed to capture this cave which was used by terrorists as a base and that led to us being given a unique opportunity to interview their deputy leader nineteen named carson is one of the most influential men not just in lebanon but in the whole region and he's a man who is very well guarded and it's very difficult to secure an interview with somebody of his stature but we managed to do so here at r.t. and when we went to interview him in beirut. we had a very long security procedure to go through we had to meet at a certain location in the capital we then were told to leave all of our telephones and our electronic equipment before being escorted to another location where the interview

go on cattle emanuel made the comments in a presidential statement released after his meeting with shaikh to me benham had a funny in paris. well that's it for now but the news hour is coming up and just less than thirty minutes time off the inside story which is coming up next a bit later on do stay with al-jazeera bye for now. north korea fires another missile across japan the second in less than a month world leaders have condemned the launch south korea says it's now impossible to talk to pyongyang so where is this crisis heading and how close are we to war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program dennis now north korea's actions of again put the entire region in fact the whole world on edge pyongyang has launched another ballistic missile across japan for the second time in as many weeks now earlier this month north korea conducted its biggest nuclear test and there's another meeting of the u.n. security council so we've got a lot to get to with our guests in a moment first this report from craig leeson in tokyo. the missile launch followed a familiar pattern it came ea

minister labeled trump's comments ignorant hate speech and unworthy of a reply trump and casaus amir shaikhto mean been hama met at the un to discuss the g.c.c. crisis the emir described casseroles relationship with the us as very strong earlier in his address to the un the m e a renewed his call for unconditional dialogue to end the blockade of cattle hurrican maria is showing no signs of weakening as it closes in on the u.s. territory of puerto rico with winds of up to two hundred seventy kilometers an hour forecasters believe it will remain a category five until it makes landfall on weapons day those are the headlines up next it's inside story i will see you in thirty minutes but i think. it's not just phones contributing to sound from bumper profits if we look at the u.s. economy the moment it does seem to be in pretty good shape up until around two thousand and five greek debt levels were basically stable we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on ounces zero. censoring social media saudi arabia or to snap chat the band. sh

committed war crimes against its own people including using sarin gas against people living in khalid shaikh own earlier in twenty seventeen want to tell you about as hot. protests in paris a day after president micron signed his labor reforms into law. and the mexican musicians who filled a call with donations from the f.b.i. . welcome back well we're seeing some cold and move across southeastern parts of a strike there where it's been very woman flight but this front moving through certainly brought about a change that. you are looking at temperatures of seventeen for melbourne on sunday sydney suppers thirty degrees for us that front clears right through we'll see temperatures coming back by our five degrees there in sydney still quite pleasant thirty four in brisbane head across western australia things looking much more unsettled low pressure center moving through so perth is likely to see some a brace of rain over in new zealand we've got a little bit of an interlude before the next frontal system begins to push in so the north are looking fine for the most part during the course of su

he was arrested as a spy and like some other european explorers before him was to be executed but shaikh. timbuktu spiritual leader issued an islamic legal ruling that placed bart under his protection. so here's our guest foreigners. he did not come here with the intention to kill us not to wage war on. we do not have the right to kill him we do not have the right to seize his belongings. he is a citizen like everybody else. the qur'an clearly states that no harm must come to him and that is of great significance. this is an example of islam is tolerance. for. this. but tolerance fell on hard times in timbuktu. in april twenty twelve islamist on saturday in militia invaded timbuktu and occupied the entire north of mali. in the name of islam they forced their dictatorial regime upon the population while seeing themselves as liberators. our path is peaceful our goal is religion so we don't need to conquer. islam condemns weiland jihad aims at the extinction expulsion of those who oppose the spread of islam. is not our goal to kill people or cause bloodshed. jihad aims at cleansing the coun

rally spoke exclusively to the groups the deputy chief shaikh nine cassette. following my previous trip to lebanon in order to follow the hezbollah group to the arsehole mountains where they had cleared out the area from terrorists we had managed to build up a connection with hezbollah media group these are the our soul mountains east of lebanon it's the latest scene of the victory of hezbollah hezbollah managed to capture this cave which was used by terrorists as a base and that led to us being given a unique opportunity to interview their deputy leader nineteen named carson is one of the most influential men not just in lebanon but in the whole region and he's a man who is very well guarded and it's very difficult to secure an interview with somebody of his stature but we managed to do so. and when we went to interview him in beirut. we had a very long security procedure to go through we had to meet at a certain location in the capital we then were told to leave all of our telephones and our electronic equipment before being escorted to another location wher

muslims have crossed the border as gaping what the united nations says amounts to ethnic cleansing but shaikh has seen also says it will have to take them. from the courts of palang refugee camp in bangladesh give you a couple and if. some of the recently arrived the prime minister who's giving them refuge sheikh hasina condemned the me and my government for causing at least three hundred seventy thousand people to flee across the border in just three weeks but she says they don't belong here in our parliament there is a nation that man should. all the citizen back to back to the shoot. for the dish to go back and also we. know also. that this should work. so that they act accordingly that they should take them back. this is one of the camps she visited in. four families live in the shelter they exist on handouts from charities they have no clean water and their tent is always wet from the monsoon rains. we want to live here safely in bangladesh this is why we escaped but we need food and somewhere to live. and says they need medicine for a baby who was burnt as they escaped she worries that

cox's bazar in bangladesh close to the border with me and my listening to those comments nic from shaikh has seen it is clear that she actually wants the range of muslims to go home how is bangladesh coping so far. well the sheer number of refugees coming in is overwhelming and we still at the moment can see villages burning in the wreck hine state people are still coming in to the country every day and as we speak there are both loads overhang guys coming in inside bangladesh most of them are young children and women why well they say that the men are being rounded up shots and put into mass graves or they're being put in internment camps the aid agency peter save the children says that there are more than six hundred thousand children that could end up as refugees here in bangladesh by december many of them have either lost one or both of their parents we met one of them in the kuta pollen count. asking for money from strangers is no easy task when you have never done it before it's especially difficult when you are a child just a week ago was playing in the fields near her home in mya

common in a presidential statement released after his meeting with shaikh to me. funny in paris. russia iran and turkey have a great a new deescalation zone in syria's northern province the agreement was reached after the six round of talks in the capital and once finalized which is mostly on position would be force. in syria. the parliament of iraq's kurdish region has supported plans to hold an independence referendum later this month the decision took place during the first session since parliament was suspended two years ago it comes to opposition from iran iraq and turkey from now up front is coming up next. nuclear weapons threats of annihilation of volatile leaders of the us and north korea on the road to war from special. foreign fury like the world has never seen that was donald trump's promise should north korea issue any more threats towards the united states yet this week kim jong un's.

go on cata emanuel made the comments in a presidential statement released after his meeting with shaikh to mean benham had a funny in paris. well that's it for now but the news hour is coming up and just less than thirty minutes time off the inside story which is coming up next a bit later on do stay with al-jazeera bye for now. north korea fires another missile across japan the second in less than a month world leaders have condemned the launch south korea says it's now impossible to talk to pyongyang so where is this crisis heading and how close are we to wall this is inside story.

the bangladeshi prime minister shaikh sina has promised food and shelter to thousands of ranger refugees escaping the violence and me in my comments while visiting refugee camps chikezie no one she will not tolerate violence against the ranger she asked me in march take back those who've been forced from their homes the fighting began in the northern rakhine state two weeks ago more than three hundred thirteen thousand have subsequently fled the violence. and you know. that. the common people have forty. three children. and. i also. you know i want to know why most of the. muslim people are becoming if you. will i think all the muslim. and i did. you still to come for you here on al-jazeera more criticism of the saudi led coalition for its role in the war in yemen. and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu makes a controversial visit to argentina. welcome back we'll take a look at weather conditions across asia and across northeastern areas we've had a pretty active frontal system this is this is that which gave a lot of rain across the korean peninsula it is clearing japan but h

central command coordinates military strikes against i saw in both iraq and syria emir shaikh i mean been tiny discussed us scattered the fence cooperation and efforts to combat terrorism. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has arrived in argentina for the first leg of an historic visit he is the first serving israeli leader to visit south america the trip comes as both netanyahu and his wife sara face an investigation for alleged corruption back home he's going on to colombia and mexico before heading to new york to address the u.n. general assembly and speak to them and. memorial services have been held in the u.s. to mark the sixteenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks. thousands of people gathered at the site of what was the world trade center in new york including victims' relatives survivors and rescuers almost three thousand people were killed in the worst ever attack on u.s. soil president donald trump paid tribute at the pentagon one of the sites attack here on the west side of the pentagon terrorists tried to break our resolve it's not going to happen but

attacked the shit out airbase claiming that it contained chemical weapons used in the alleged han shaikh huna time and sure. of course numerous investigations including those from the un the us and the u.k. have found that syria may well have committed crimes against humanity and commit war crimes against its own people including using sarin gas against people living in cars shake own earlier in twenty seventeen. services in puerto rico grappling with the scale of the devastation left by hurricane maria the storm hit the u.s. territory on wednesday morning widespread flooding and strong winds towns are still without running water fuel power and phone service his career is now a category three storm making its way toward the bahamas and the storm cut a path of destruction through the caribbean gabriel elizondo has more from one of the islands which was hit. we're here on the island nation of st lucia and it's a staging place for aid operations in to domenica the island of domenico is completely destroyed the situation is very bad there nearly a week after hurricane maria hit that island n

foreign minister says the international community isn't doing enough to combat what he calls terrorism shaikh mohammed been under ramadan a funny cold on world leaders to do more it was speaking at the u.s. islamic world forum in new york. about that. terrorism is quite a frightening phenomenon and i'd like to say that violence and hatred in regions of attention has helped a lot in the creation of these terrorist organizations the international community and the world in general hasn't done enough to address this phenomenon and i regret to say that the more conflicts disputes and suffering that exist the harder it is the international community to solve the problem of terrorism the international community must adopt all necessary procedures to fight this phenomenon because it's a threat to individuals societies countries and it's a threat to the human race. and jordan has the latest from the former new york. in his keynote address the qatari foreign minister mohamad. told the participants at the u.s. islamic world forum that dealing with extremism is more important than ever before a minister

cusses amir shaikh time and bin hamad alfon he has received a warm welcome home after his trips to europe and the u.n. general assembly crowds of locals and ex-pats gather to greet him apparently to refute rumors from gulf media outlets that catteries wants a change of leadership the country has been under blockade by for its neighbors for more than three months saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt accuse catarrh of rolling terror groups that allegation its denies. u.s. president donald trump as the latest salvo in his war of words with north korea is one the country's foreign minister that if he echoes the thoughts of quote little rocket man referring to kim jong un he and his leader quote won't be around much longer well that was in response to real hos blistering attack on him in a speech to the u.n. general assembly on saturday. don't try to insult the supremum you need my country by referring it to a rocket by doing so however he committed an irreversible mistake of making our rockets visit to the entire us mainland inevitable all the more none other than trump himself is on a s

cattle and manual macro made the comments in a presidential statement released after his meeting with shaikh time in bin hamad al funny in paris. what. we talked about the regina's of qatar to sit down at the table and to discuss and solve the issue we think germany for its effort and also i think the chancellor of germany has a role to solve the problems around the negotiating table we think you for your support of the kuwait initiative which qatar has support to since the beginning and will continue supporting until we get the solution to such fights all the parties russia iran and turkey have agreed to a new deescalation zone in syria's northern province agreement was reached after the sixth round of talks in the kazakh capital. wants finalized which is mostly on the opposition control will be the fourth safe zone in syria the parliament of iraq's kurdish region has supported plans to hold an independence referendum later this month the decision took place during the first session since parliament was suspended two years ago it comes despite opposition from iran iraq and turkey now says c

address to the united nations general assembly to push the international community about the crisis shaikh has seen no wants the u.n. to help establish safe zones for people who fled the violence in myanmar as rakhine state she says four hundred thirty thousand range of muslims have fled to her countries since the military crackdown in myanmar began last month. we are horrified to see that the million marise already are laying landmines along their stretch of the border to prevent the rohingya go from returning to me on mine. these people must be able to return to their homeland in safety and security and dignity. at the same time i condemn all kinds of terrorism and violent extremism to. the death toll from the mexican earthquake has now risen to two hundred seventy three the president believes there still could be people alive in ten buildings that collapsed in the quake on tuesday rescue crews are working around the clock to reach an adult trapped under the rubble in a school in mexico city. hurricane maria has been upgraded to a cracked agree three storm as it makes its way to the turk