about forces dr isom from iraq's second city mosul unexploded bombs mortars and other ordinance still litter the streets the u.n. says most of them a buried under an estimated eleven metric tons of destroyed buildings in test cyber full. it's one of the most dangerous jobs for new iraqi soldier identifying and defusing unexploded mortars homemade bombs and other explosives on the streets of mosul's old city or littered with such weapons most of which are buried under houses and buildings destroyed by border artillery and air strikes. sound of explosions regularly brings out as teams detonate the bombs. and we are working hard to dismantle leigh's and exploded bombs yet many of the displaced trying to return home have found explosives in their houses all of their houses were rigged with explosives or the neighbors' houses rigged instead so when they report this to us we have to take action. on the outskirts of mosul which is in iraq's predominantly sunni nineveh province some of the unexploded devices are brought here to be destroyed iraqi officials estimate more than five thousand civ

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world war ii bomb was found. 0fficials coast after an unexploded world war ii bomb was found.ograms bomb was british made and there was panic when it was accidentally activated jeering the construction of a drain. the device was removed and dropped into the sea. from june, google says the crypto currency bitcoin will be banned from being advertised on its platforms. the bbc understands google decided to act because it felt there was a lack of consumer protections for highly speculative and complex trades. you are watching bbc world news america. with a growing number of women only co—working spaces being openedin women only co—working spaces being opened in the uk and europe, we take a look. —— in the us and europe. exactly a month afterjacob zuma announced his resignation as president of south africa, his successor, cyril ramaphosa, faces first question and answer in parliament in cape town today. one of the many subjects debated was the controversial issue of land reform. mr ron opposes that land grabs would not be allowed as they would be illegal. the south african governme

it's one of the most dangerous jobs for new iraqi soldier identifying into husing unexploded mortarshomemade bombs and other explosives on the streets of mosul's old city or littered with such weapons most of which are buried under houses and buildings destroyed by border artillery and air strikes. sound of explosions regularly brings out as teams detonate the bombs. we are working hard to dismantle leigh's an exploded bombs yet many of the displaced trying to return home have found explosives in their houses all of the houses were rigged with explosives or the neighbors' houses rigged instead so when they report this to us we have to take action. on the outskirts of mosul which is in iraq's predominantly sunni nineveh province some of the unexploded devices are brought here to be destroyed iraqi officials estimate more than five thousand civilians were killed in the battle for the city most of them in u.s. and iraqi airstrikes are tillery and mortar attacks targeting eisel fighters. with no escape route out of mosul several hundred thousand civilians were trapped as security forces

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there's a number of dangers i think one of the largest threats is that of unexploded bombs unexploded mortars and booby traps and in fact we heard one report of a family who returned home only to find their house be trapped and it killed a family member some of the other things that make it unsafe for people violence from the community around them people who even are suspected of having links of with isis particularly vulnerable but other people under the threat of violence by . members of their own tribal communities so there are a number of reasons why it's unsafe still unsafe for people to return home. the russian olympic committee has confirmed it's been reinstated as an official member of the international olympic committee artie's media cheered or has the details this is big news from russia as we all know the country's been at the center of a long running doping scandal accused of state sponsored cheating and the repercussions of this have been huge one of the biggest was russia being kicked out of the international olympic committee the i.o.c. so this latest decision to reinst

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unexplored unexploded devices that have been that has been hidden in some of the cells inside city turkey after capturing the city on sunday morning turkish military has launched actually a cleanup operation inside the city to defuse those booby traps that have been installed in particularly buildings. during this time by y. p.g. and also in such a day actually a turkish military in epis a captured and how many shouldn't be pulled by the y.p. gee if full of. flaws i'm a nation float what happens i made by the u.s. and russia there also for skated devices all for manpads and. other do other weapons so this actually shows the amount of ammunition that y p g has than the risk of an unexploded. vices that hidden inside the city that's why still the emergency is under way the cleaning up operation is still underway but of course this makes life difficult for the civilians over there who who are also inventor because you don't know where and when these devices can be x. can be exploded whether by troll or whether they're under dick ground whether it's going to explode when you step on it so whe

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things took a very different turn to a when these unexploded devices were found at fedex distribution locations. at least one we have confirmed for sure. that means now instead of someone just placing these on someone's doorstep like we previously saw or putting it in a residential neighborhood with a tripwire, which is what we saw here on sunday, this is where it gets different. now we are talking about someone physically putting a package into the distribution system. they go to giant places like this one back here, multiple fedex locations across central texas being investigated and we want to kind of break them down for you. there's a lot of moving parts and a lot of conflicting information, frankly, that's out there. this is a big location right here in austin and it's on the outskirts of austin-bergstrom international airport. officials say a suspicious package was found here this morning and it has closed the whole thing down. spencer, if you could, my photographer, go to the mobile command unit back there because we should point out there was no explosion here. just a suspicio

. >> it's extremely important to have an unexploded package or bomb. because it then gives you the intercrassies about how he built the bomb, which had tell you about expertise, a greater likelihood of tracking down the materials he used. >> reporter: the new packages show the bomber is growing even more sophisticated. >> people are scared. you would be too. random packages showing up. explosions going off. >> reporter: despite working multiple scenes, the investigation is still under the lead of the austin police department. reporting from austin, texas, tom abrams. >>> there was another school shooting, this time at great mills high school in maryland. a 17 year old student wounded a 16-year-old female shuptudent a 14 year old male student. a resource officer shot and killed him. >>> betsy devos says that she and the president newly announced commission on school safety will meet in the next few weeks. community leaders in san francisco are taking steps of their own with the first-ever panel on gun control tonight. kate lar sp has tsen has the st. >>

the fedex turned over an unexploded bomb to police and police believe they know where the bombs wereent from. will that lead anywhere? we don't know. all these questions, need to be answered in order to understand the attacks and whether there are broader implications for the rest of us. for now, it seems wiser to focus on answers rather than reaching conclusions on to put a by evidence. buck sexton joins us tonight. is there anything we know so far that arranges itself into a pattern for you? >> no, the forensic analysis will be critical and that's why having an unexploded bomb would be particularly useful here because any time for dealing with a bond that's detonated, you can lose some of the most important information you could get. people often think of fingerprint, that's not what you'll find. people use gloves when they're building a bomb, but dna is much harder. some of that will be burned off once the device goes, but sometimes it won't be. if they have an intact device, maybe you'll get your first real break in this case. >> tucker: you were trained and explosives during you

they will never get rid of the unexploded ordnance.se things continue -- is the gift that keeps on giving. >> we talk about everything happening 50 years ago as though it is the end. what paul has just mentioned is the issue, continuing issue of agent orange the continues to contaminate the land and the peopople in vietnam. we have both been on a couple of trips to visit the people and to see the children who were born with these terrible birth defects w who will l never be ae to lead any kind of normal lives. and the issue of that war 50 years ago is that that legacy continues and that death and destruction continues today. paul mentioned the continuing problem of unexploded ordnance. children and farmers who are trying to till the land, if they come upon a scrap of metal, that can explode, kill them, maim them for life. that were 50 years ago continues to harm. i will mention also that we know that the children of american servicemen who were in vietnam have also been born with very thoser broke the facts to of the children of vietna

five bombs exploded but the sixth, unexploded device reco r recovered from fedex turned into a key pieceevidence. police zeroing in on conditt after capturing trying to mail a package. seen wearing an apparent disguise wearing gloves, thez images were matched to his receipt where's police say he kudrowed sued anymore kelly killmore. and nails he bought at home depots and the battery used in those devices which he bought online. >> like any bombing investigation we try to identify all of the component and then we break that down to where those components are sold and who would have bought those, if they bought multiple components. >> all this led to a pre-dawn encounter with police. following that investigators moved to conditt's home search forge a possible motive and any other active threats. >> when you go to a bomb-maker's location it gives you a real flavor how good they really are, what equipment did he have, was he getting better at this. you want to get in his bomb making head at this point. >> meanwhile police going door to door advising residents to evacuate their homes and busi

. >> unexploded bomb are extremely helpful, you know how he built it, what materials he used, get dnafibers, evidence, finger prints of the bomb. >> it's the latest shaking attacks in austin in five attacks in three wikileakss. weeks. at anthony house was killed after picking up a package dropped at his front door. and another deadly blast from a planted package. 17-year-old mason was killed his mother critically injured. >> we have trauma activation. trauma, head and torso. >> his neighbors horrified. >> i saw ambulance with my neighbor on the stretcher, so that was very terrifying for me. >> three miles away, another explosion just few hours later. another planted bomb critically injured a 75-year-old woman, erpz herrera. >> all of a sudden we heard skploegts a explosion and felt it move the ground. >> police evacuated the area and alerted everyone not to tuck suspicious packages. >> we have a pattern in this community in the past ten days we believe are related. >> authorities issuing a warning to residents. >> if you have a delivery that did not come through official mail service

. >> it's extremely important to have an unexploded package or bomb. because it then gives you the intercrassies about how he built the bomb, which had tell you about expertise, a greater likelihood of tracking down the materials he used. >> reporter: the new packages show the bomber is growing even more sophisticated. >> people are scared. you would be too. random packages showing explosions going off. >> reporter: despite working multiple scenes, the investigation is still under the lead of the austin police department. reporting from austin, texas, tom abrams. >>> there was another school shooting, this time at great mills high school in maryland. a 17 year old student wounded aa 16-year-old female shuptudent a 14 year old male student. a resource officer shot and killed him. >>> betsy devos says that she and the president newly announced commission on school safety will meet in the next few weeks. community leaders in san francisco are taking steps of their own with the first-ever panel on gun control tonight. kate lar sp has tsen has the st. >> ov

a second unexploded package was located at another facility. both packages mailed from the fedex store in austin where investigators are reviewing security cameras and going through evidence retrieved from the facility. the latest and perhaps best lead in this case. >> and another possible lead. the fbi has sent its top cell phone tower experts to austin. federal law enforcement officials tell nbc news that teams are on the ground and trying to pick out patterns as to which cell phones were active around the areas around the bombs sight. >>> more accountability and reform at the santa clara county jail. supervisors approved a civilian oversight board to keep an eye on policyinies and procedures. >>> also new at 11:00, freeway shootings targeted or not a big problem in the bay area. there have been four in the past few days. what's being done to stop them. michelle is following about a recently formed task force and what it's doing to keep the roads safer. >> this latest shooting involving a young girl over the weekend puts urgency in something

authorities may have sent a second unexploded bomb at the very same goodwill. if that proves accurate, that would be the fourth bomb found today in the second want to explode.lo the first explosion, as you mention, happened earlier at a fedex center in schertz, texas outside of san antonio. we have confirmed that another bomb was found at a fedex store in sunset valley, which is an austin suburb. g.o.p. texas congressman mike mccaul says the surveillance video from that sunset valley fedex store may show the suspects and that is credible because this bomber is on a rapid clip. consider the univar firm was behind 16 bombs over 18 years. 16 has now seen seven bombs in 18 days in the rate of attack is starting to accelerate. march 2nd, the second, ten days later, march 12th. another package bomb that killed a 17-year-old boy and then there were five bombs in eight days. the explosive devices themselves have been different. geraldo talked about that tripwire. investigators believe the bombings are linked, though the motive remains unclear and a certain pattern i se

authorities want everyone to remain, though, on the lookout with concerns that there could be unexploded devices still behind. >>> back to our microclimate weather coverage. this storm blanketing california right now causing flooding concerns for people near burn zones across the state, that includes the montecito area where we saw deadly mudslides a few months ago. >> "today in the bay's" gina elie has details on the mandatory evacuation orders under way right now. and we will get -- >> reporter: thousands of people are leaving their homes behind under an evacuation order in santa barbara and ventura counties as heavy rain moves into recently burned areas, making deadly mudslides possible. >> i'm afraid of having to start all over again. >> reporter: perla is blind, she is spending at least one night at a shelter out of harms day. during january mudslides killed more than 20 people in montecito and damaged dozens of homes. with days of heavy rain moving in sheriff's deputies are going door to door in the danger zone, telling people to get out. most are taking the warning seriously. >> w

in italy, 23,000 people have obeen evacuated from a to the east coast after an unexploded world war ii bomb was found. officials say the 225-kilo bomb was british-made and there was panic when it wasci ntally activated during construction of a train. the device was removedbb and into the sea. google says the crypto currency bitcoin will be banned from being advertised obbplatform. thunderstands that google decided to act because there was a lack of consumer protections for highly speculative and complex trades. democrat conor lamb has come to victory in a congressional race in pennsylvania. thatirtually a dead heat. these are joined by the former -- the strong showing by a former mare in a district nald trump won by 20 points has both parties rethinking their approach.r earlspoke to josh kraushaar of "national journal ,." this seat was in the heart of thump country. why couldn'republicans hold on? josh: number one, the democratic base is energized across the country even in districts that are republican. you have an energizeral base so angry at president trump they are willing to show

just days after that explosion, a second bomb was found, unexploded, beneath another ferry owned by the same company. as a result, princess cruises telling its guests they've canceled all tours that make use of those ferries. as well as closing the consulate, the new u.s. security alert prohibits government employees from traveling to playa del carmen. this emphasizes to tourists to do vacation here, exercise caution, and if they do need help, to know how to contact their nearest u.s. embassy or consulate, dave. >> in mexico, james, thanks. >>> and back here at home, a major headline about the economy tonight. the new jobs reporting a hiring surge adding 313,000 jobs last month. much stronger than expected. unemployment unchanged at 4.1%, but 800,000 people joined the labor force. that's the biggest increase since 1982. the dow loesing at 25,335. >>> we're tracking another possible nor'easter. the forecast models have shifted. rob marciano standing by. the crash on an icy interstate. more op that too. >>> and the scammer out to steal your money. he doesn't realize he has called the poli

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cross is working here to help the casualties still claimed each day by the estimated 15 million unexplodedsee from her facial expressions and some of the questions that she was very moved by what she was seeing, she was very engaged on the issue. within the treatment, do you cope with the psychological side of it as well? she was a mother, and when she saw children who had been blown to pieces and were missing limbs... every six months, she must have a new one? ..it moved her, and you could see it moved her. i think that diana's involvement in the support of the ottawa treaty banning landmines led to a huge increase in public awareness of the problem of mines. and then ultimately, with her death six months later, it made it very hard for the british government and a number of other governments not to ratify the treaty. you know, you say a picture paints a thousand words. for her to be wearing the body armour and walking through the minefield, that image has been, you know, an iconic image of the 20th century. a reminder of our top story. president trump says that north korea wants to make

evacuated more than 20,000 people from the historic city of fano on the adriatic coast, after an unexplodedomb from the second world war was discovered during building work. it's three weeks before the hungarian general election — and supporters and opponents of prime minister, viktor 0rban, are due to hold separate marches today. mr 0rban is known for his fierce anti—migrant, populist rhetoric, and is seeking a third consecutive term. live now to our correspondent nick thorpe in budapest. i guess this day offers a vivid representation of the two sides of the political argument, here? that is right. the 15th of march is traditionally the day when hungarians mark the outbreak of the 1848 hungarians mark the outbreak of the 18118 war of liberation and independence from the habsburg empire. it is an emotional day anyway. as you said, we are just three weeks ahead of this group will election, in which viktor 0rban is hoping to be elected for a third term. lots of rellies are taking place today. probably the biggest, certainly the biggest, i think, will be the pro—government rally. they call it

in austin brian jaime's and sixty other employers of the courier company were evacuated after an unexploded bomb was found here giving police potentially valuable clues. in sort of set it down and explode then i go in sort of the truck goes and then that. gas and diesel and the whole ferric facilities are destroyed and everybody strapped in there you scared now they're not scared not since the attacks by the so-called unabomber ted kaczynski in one nine hundred ninety five have police faced a spree like it now police will continue to search for any other devices he may have left behind and try to find out what his motive was john hendren al-jazeera austin texas. compadre russia hosting the wild cup later this year to nazi germany hosting the olympics in one thousand nine hundred eighty six johnson made the comment while responding to questions from lawmakers some of whom want the u.k. to take tough action against russia burson blames moscow for the recent poisoning of a former russian agent yes i think the comparison with one hundred thirty six is is certainly right and i think it's a. pros

. >> it's extremely important to have an unexploded package or bomb, because it then gives you the intricacies of how he built the bomb, which will tell you about expertise, it may give you a greater likelihood of tracking down the materials he used. >> it's in your workplace and we deliver packages on a daily basis. so, you never know what might happen. >> reporter: the police chief today briefing austin city council. >> we've now brought in the new element that that device was actually going through one of the carrier services instead of being hand-delivered, as was the case in the first three. >> reporter: tonight, investigators hunting a suspect who appears to be changing tactics by the day. two victims killed by packages simply left at doorsteps that exploded. and then sunday, a seemingly more random attack with a sophisticated device outfitted with a tripwire. two men out for a bike ride were badly hurt after crossing that wire. and austin residents like jeff biggs say they are questioning every step. >> when we went for a walk yesterday, instead of me pushing her forward, i kind of pull

five bombs had exploded, but the sixth was an unexploded device recovered from fedex. police zeroing in on conditt after spotting him on surveillance video, trying to mail a package from a fedex shipping center in southwest austin. seen here, they say, in an apparent disguise, wearing gloves. investigators then matched these images with his receipts from fedex where police say he used the pseudonym "kelly kill moore." they found his receipts for the nails, which they say he bought at home depot, and the batteries, which he bought online. for weeks, the suspect has eluded police by changing his tactics. from package bombs to a device triggered by a tripwire. the atf may not have had a name for its suspect, but it did call what it has a signature. so, you actually had atf technicians piece together physically these bombs after their exploded? >> yes, after the second one, we knew exactly what the first two looked like. after some chemical analysis from our laboratory, we knew the explosive mixture that was used. >> reporter: tonight, s.w.a.t. teams swarming conditt's hom

fed ex facility that was destined for here not far away and another one was found here in austin unexploded we talked to people at that facility you said they were quickly rushed out in the morning on tuesday so this is an investigation that will continue to be underway but of course the biggest question that nobody knows is why the bomber did this. to them in the for the moment thank you. it's moved to syria now where at least sixty civilians have been killed in the last remaining rebel held parts of eastern ghouta they were killed in attacks by the syrian military and its allies now the syrian government says another thirty five people died when a rocket fired by rebels landed at a market in government controlled damascus it happened in the cash cool area close to the front line in the fighting between government and rebel forces but this makes it one of the deadliest attacks in the capital since the start of the war has more from beirut. reports of an agreement between one of the rebel factions in eastern and the russian military. controls the town of because right now the enclave has di

in austin brian jaime's in sixty other employers of the courier company were evacuated after an unexploded bomb was found here giving police potentially valuable clues it gives me things that package it in soon as i set it down and explode then i go in sort of the truck goes and then that truck is full of the other trucks full of as and diesel and the whole fedex the senate is all destroyed and everybody strapped in their you scared now not scared not since the attacks by the so-called unabomber ted kaczynski in one nine hundred ninety five have been. lease face to spree like it now police will continue to search for any other devices email left behind and try to find out what his motive was john hendren al-jazeera austin texas the u.k.'s foreign secretary says the recent poisoning of a former russian double agent was an attempt by the kremlin to send a message to people tempted to defect from russia russia says person is hiding evidence about a tax on circus cripple in the u.k. says was targeted by another agent the two countries have expelled twenty three of each other's diplomats over t