isis has not claimed responsibility for the attack in london or the hague. we do know these separate events were transpiring today. >> rick: i want to follow up on that with you in a moment. first we have new video from ther in the lands we want to share with the viewers and listen to this. [screaming] >> rick: scenes of panic there in the hague in a crowded shopping district. i have law enforcement source who is telling me that there are several victims who were stabbed but it's not clear yet whether or not this, in fact, was a terror attack or some other sort of criminal act. gillian, more on the isis situation. they haven't taken credit for this yet as far as we know. but is that typical? do they often take credit or avoid taking credit after incidents like this whether they are involved or not? >> we usually see in the immediate aftermath of attacks like this that isis has carried out, we usually see chatter on their online social media hanel handles, on their web sites, their chat rooms. where they gather together. most of that correspondence is done in

the hague orders the netherlands to repatriate 50 children born to dutch women who joined the i saw in syria and cambodian opposition leader is freed from house arrest as the government faces intense scrutiny over its human rights record. thank you for joining us hong kong is reeling from one of the most violent days of anti-government demonstrations in more than 5 months one protester is in critical condition after being shot at close range by police well demonstrators are accused of setting a pro beijing supporter on fire chief executive kerry called the protesters the enemy of the people and said that she will not yield to pressure sarah clarke has more now from. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as a graphic with a demonstrator and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the tool so the peach was good enough to live on facebook and then underwent surgery and was put in intensive care of a horse home. that point without a

back to the netherlands or ensley has more now from the hague. figuring out what to do with women and children associated with the enemy isn't a new problem for a country but when you bring i still into the equation it becomes hugely controversial. at issue in the netherlands what to do about $23.00 dutch women and their $56.00 children under the age of 12 many born in the vast desperate el whole camp in northern syria their families have demanded they be brought home the government had said no thanks excelled in often hours even the kindler and for ordering in his ruling the judge demanded that the dutch state had a juicy to show it was trying to repatriate the children and their mothers to if the kurdish come command has said so and all within 14 days so if the kurdish resort authorities say we're only willing to give back the children if the dutch authorities also take back the women then that's the way it has to be and that has been the kurdish position until now they won't give any children unless the mothers are also brought back among the

the hague. hello and welcome to world news today. a man has been shot dead by police on london bridge after a number of people were stabbed this afternoon. two people have died. police say it was a terror attack. in the last hour, it's also been confirmed that three people were seriously hurt. the attacker‘s identity is not yet known. the incident unfolded just before 2pm local time on friday afternoon. police say they were called to an incident at a premises near london bridge amid reports of a stabbing. shortly afterwards, eyewitnesses filmed members of the public as they cornered a man carrying a knife on the north side of the bridge and pinned him to the ground. armed police arrived within minutes and shot him. he appeared to be wearing an explosive device, which turned out to be fake. the man died at the scene. tonight, the passersby who stepped in have been praised for their bravery. we begin our coverage with this report from caroline davis. suddenly, there was a panic. passengers on a

. >>> this coming out of the hague. hearing reports of a stabbing and a shopping area, cnn's reporter is following this story. bianca what can you tell us about what's happened in the netherlands? >> reporter: reports in the last half hour or so several people have been stabbed in the hague in the netherlands. that is the seat of the dutch parliament. very important area of the country. this, of course, is resonating to everybody in the newsroom and i'm sure everybody hearing this information following the stabbings in the city of london today. we're trying to gather information as soon as we can, but as of yet all we understand is that this stabbing incident happened on big market street in the hague. obviously near christmastime, will are lots of people shopping later in the day at the moment and several people were wounded. at the moment we don't know more about the condition of those people who were stabbed. we don't have anymore dame de who perpetrated the attack. >> bianca, thank you for that update. obviously, a

area of the hague. images on social media showed emergency services at the scene amid crowds of black friday shoppers. silvia girardi was at the scene when the incident took place. i was basically at the main square which is at the end of the street. the main streets in the city centre of the hague near the shops. ijust saw people running so i wasn't in front of the shop but i was a bit further from it and front of the shop but i was a bit furtherfrom it and ijust front of the shop but i was a bit further from it and ijust saw front of the shop but i was a bit further from it and i just saw a lot of people running and screaming and they didn't know anything of course. i went a bit further from the scene and nobody noticed anything there so i was pretty safe space there is then police started coming like dozens, like thousands of police and firefighters and ambulances. and they blocked the street with some red and white tape. police were just saying go away, if you are trying to ask them, they were just,

in the hague, in the netherlands a short time ago. that coming -- that stabbing, three people stabbed in the hague. that happened just hours after a deadly stabbing attack in london which is being investigated as a terror attack. that attack in london, near the iconic london bridge. again, two people killed in that attack. three others wounded. the suspect was also killed. as we look at this, of course, it is tough to ignore this is the holiday season. we know in the netherlands, as we're told by reporters there, this is the height of black friday shopping which has made its way to european at this point as well. this incident happening in a department store in london. not in the middle of holiday shopping, but we are in full holiday mode. and that, juliette, begs the question for people back here in the u.s. about what they should be doing as they are out and about. can't forget the christmas market incident in germany from a few years ago. >> that is exactly right. we have to assume there is some sort of terror attack and the greate

now a few hours later the hague the dutch city of hague got rocked by and by a stabbing attack over its own it happened on the main shopping street and videos from the scene showed plenty of commotion and scare. now 3 people were injured in that attack all of them minors but we've just learned that they have already been released from hospital so they're fine now this as they've said it happened on the main shopping street of the hague and mind it was a friday night so it was packed with shoppers on top of that it was a black friday night so it was packed with even more people than usual because while because of all the people looking for a good deal now that suspect is still at large now the police they still have not confirmed whether or not it was a terrorist related incident they've said they've said that they're looking into all possibilities as of now also they've put out an a.p.b. for a man between 40 and 50 years old wearing a gray jogging suit so that situation is still unfolding that suspect is still at large thanks those up as you go down off there live from paris with the la

and in the netherlands three people have been wounded in a stabbing in the hague. here in the united states we're on the verge of a historic week as the impeachment inquiry moves into a new phase. house judicial committee chairman jerry nadler set a new deadline for the white house to decide whether or not to participate in the proceeding. let's begin with today's deadly

on the main shopping street in the hague the area had been packed with black friday shoppers at the time the suspect is said to still be on the loose police are currently searching for a male perpetrator aged between 45 and 50 condition of those injured or a motive of the attack or they are details that are not yet known the incident came just hours after that deadly stabbing in london. and investigation has been launched in france into the work of a human body donation center at a prestigious university follows local media reports the bodies have been left to decay in awful conditions for years and just on of has more from paris. here in the university quarter of paris student life is bustling everyone's thoughts are clearly on the weekend and already on the upcoming christmas and there's absolutely no way of telling what's been going on behind these walls could inspire a whole anthology of oral plots according to a recent report for more than a decade thousands of dead human bodies donated to science have been stored here in atrocious conditions heaped one on top of another decayi

allied country being held by the court in the hague the message is clear if you don't want u.s. marines storming dutch shores stick to the africans that someone say there's been a clear signal for the untouchable i believe that there are certain continents like africa and countries within that continent that are looked at with more scrutiny perhaps because they are less developed nations and have less power when it comes to their economies in the ability to shape the world policy and so it's very easy to target those countries and to ignore some of the larger countries that might also be guilty of some of these things as well but have more influence the more slip sway globally the united. states sits in a very interesting and powerful position worldwide where we are able to exert influence over international courts and to ignore those we want to ignore and to demand investigations we want to demand them u.s. government has a very simple policy which is that war crimes are never committed by the united states or by its military that it simply does not happen and when you take tha

most fine in days since the unrest began over 5 months ago a judge in the hague has ordered the netherlands to repatriate more than 50 children of dutch women who joined i saw in syria 23 women asked the court to allow their families to return due to deplorable conditions in syria and camps the court found only the children must be sent back and bolivia is facing political uncertainty following president ever maracas his resignation opposition protesters up instead a break ron is quit after weeks of demonstrations against his reelection in a disputed votes. now leaked document from egypt's foreign ministry has revealed that the gyptian government sent weapons to libyan wardle tali 5 toss forces it also refers to training camps for his soldiers that are being operated in egypt under. russian supervision that russia denies those claims. us scenes of the struction in the libyan city of benghazi and in the capital tripoli they are the impact of a campaign by a world of high level have talked to depose libya's internationally recognized government and control the country and as these satellite i

of the women who joined the islamic state in syria a judge in the hague said that the. in a victims of the actions of their parents. the european union is threatening to cut cambodia's preferential trade terms because of its crackdown on the country's opposition and its human rights record meanwhile in cambodia the opposition leader . has made his 1st public appearance after being released from house arrest but he's still charged with treason and is banned from politics and from leaving the country when he reports now far from. the president of the opposition cambodian national risky party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st was the ambassador of france which is one of the countries applying most pressure on the cambodian government. didn't talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings were an opportunity to say thank you it just to visit to express critics. and in person a low key is still banned from political activities and the charge of treason against him stands the decision to end

international criminal court at the hague. revel command of atrocities but it does not concern the i.c.c. the only conflicts we have criminals from africa. brazil's president is released from prison as he appeals his corruption case he was greeted by cheering supporters who say the charges against him are politically. hello there is midday here in moscow you're watching our international. was torn down and reuniting east and west berlin and heralding the beginning of the end of the cold war security is high ahead of major celebrations across the country today in berlin thousands are expected to take part in numerous events including a variety of exhibitions on the history books for those of you can't attend his. with a quick look at its rise and for. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a line that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long its slice of the city and was erected on the night of august 13th 1961 1st it was just a barbed wire an

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the attack in the hague is still pretty much an active scene. first responders are out in full force as we speak. so it's really way too early for any kind you have analysis. but here are the facts that we know at this hour. from dutch police. several people attacked by one man on the street underral and are now wounded. at least three based on the most recent confirmed reports. police were initially looking for a male suspect they said was about 45 years old and wearing a gray track suit. but, just a little while ago, the chief of police said that suspect description is wrong. this attack took place on what is a very crowded street, very busy shopping street. it's a market. multiple eyewitnesses are claiming the stabbing itself took place inside a stor store n hudson bay. the police chief said a little while ago the attack was on the street. this attack comes on the heels of a knife attack at london bridge that has left two people dead, three people injured and the suspected attacker was killed on scene by police. that attacker was taken down b

let's cross to stephanie, who is at the hague for us. what is the latestst? >> this is the h highest s sente in years you canan get befororeu move on to life sesentences. it is s the greatest t sentencee icc has handed down today. isis a a military leader that not given as much attention as political leadaders we sometimes see on trial. in terms of the gravity of the judge, you can see the took that into account. the longestnce is the icc has handed down. what warranted that? judges s stressed not only did he order his troops to commit crimes, he personally committed crimes by y killing a priest and ordering his troops to sexually abuse women and even wasdren and they noted rape systematic within the ranks of his own troops. his soldiers were raping thee women under his command, including a girl as young as nine. >> stephanie reporting from the hague. in paris, a court of appeals has delivered a ruling on --, which was accused of dealing with terrorist groups. remain underoes investigigation for payiying the likes of the islamic state g grp for protection. th

who was injured 3 people and stopping incident in the hague remains knowledge has the latest. well the key development that happened overnight is that london police have identified the attacker as the 28 year old man and the key thing to know about that person is that not only had he been known to the police as an islamic extremist he also had a conviction for islamic terrorism in fact he could only released from jail last december and he was still wearing his tracking tag his electronic tag at the time of the attack a reminder on friday he jumped on a few people at a very busy london therof and he killed 2 and injured 3 others those who happened to be there at the moment of the attack describe the horror and panic that initially overwhelmed the crowd the mass rushing at people for doing it we each other smashing a lot of. people really by panicking in the bar area with a big flood of people rushing around calling every time there's a lot of. panic. those kind of counselors and like a wave or something going on. and then suddenly everybody said go down into the basement it was

meeting in the hague they will not be discussing this whistleblowers at least this is not on the agenda what is on the agenda is routine administrative stuff stuff but this whistleblower is email is the event in the room and really it does overshadow the whole work of the o.p.c. w. the past year because indeed he this whistleblower he author of that report that you would talking about on this 2018 chemical attack in the syrian city of duma and essentially what he's saying is that the final version of this report it manipulates facts that essentially what experts provided to the o.p.c. w. it was something entirely different compared to what this chemical watchdog put forward as the final report listen to an a to one of the abstracts from that e-mail and how that person describes their feelings about the final version of the report. after reading the modified report i was struck by how much it misrepresents the facts an unintended bias has been introduced into the report undermining its credibility crucial facts have morphed into something quite different what was originally drafted. well

three people have been wounded after a stabbing on a shopping street in the hague. up to 4,500 jobs could go at the energy provider, npower. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. stay with us for that. two people have died, in what the metropolitan police are describing as a "terrorist incident," on london bridge. the attacker was later shot dead. several members of the public managed to wrestle him to ground, and their bravery has been widely praised. police say the attack started here, in fishmongers' hall, at the northern end of the bridge. the alarm was raised just before 2pm this afternoon. the attacker then appears to have moved onto the bridge, where he was tackled and disarmed amid chaotic scenes. police then arrive at 2:03, five minutes after the first emergency call. armed officers then fire two shots, killing the suspect, fearing he was wearing an explosives vest. the prime minister said that any accomplices to the attack will be ‘hunted down and brought to justice', while the mayor of london, sadiq khan, pra

released by wiki leaks coincides too with the o p c w 5 day conference in the hague which starts in just a few hours time let's go to europe our correspondents for cissie goshdarn off today a go morning you'd think this might have a renewed focus to the o.p.c. w.'s imminent conference is it raising eyebrows in the hague this thing we've mentioned they're starting in a few hours. well karen even if it does they're trying to keep a straight face there on the agenda of this annual meeting is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower e-mail is certainly the big elephant in the room because it was compiled by one of. the co authors of the o.p.c. w.'s report into onto the 2018 the chemical attack in the syrian city of duma and while his words i should say sum up better than anything he's feeling so when he saw what the report that he was working on turned out to be as he's accusing the o.p.c. w. of manipulating facts. after reading the modified report i was struck by how much it misrepresents the facts an unintended bias has been introduced into the repor

reason which were in 20022003 thank god they became the 1st person to be found guilty by the hague of sexual slavery he faces a 30 year prisons in squares there's no into what the judges are saying the chamber found mr gundry responsible for sexual violence crimes committed against 2 distinct types of things namely members of the civilian population this was charged on the grounds for 57 and 8 and 2nd against female u.b.c. f.b.o. . under the age of 15 this was charged under ground 6 and. noting the different factual considerations sort of on 2 types of games the chamber analyzed the 2 types of them separately and pronounces a separate sentences for rape and sexual slavery as war crimes for the stability teams and for the u b c f b l z. in the operation to do crimes committed against members of the civilian population the chembur found was that the gun they're responsible as an indicted or perpetrator for rapes by u.p.c. f.b.i. was the soldiers of women girls and men your inc and in the aftermath of the u.p.c. f.b.i. assaults on mongol and in kill or in the context of the 1st operation

hague in the netherlands. we don't know whether there is any inspiration that follows but we do know as peter just pointed out that some of the people take inspiration from others and they get triggered when they see someone do something. and so that is what the concern is over here. and anywhere, right. especially because of the time of the year that we're in. you could have people who arity issing around thinking about doing something and they see something like this happen and so they decide now is the time for them to do it and that is what happens here in the united states. the fbi, the authorities end up essentially going back over the list of people they are concerned about and they try to make sure that they kind of know where these people are and if they are thinking of doing anything, they have a good handle of what to do about it. >> and one of the things mentioned after the killing of bagdadi, the isis leader, this could provoke some sort of retaliation. i suppose at this point the intelligence com

hague and the netherlands. multiple people stabbed there in one of the city's busiest shopping streets for that attacker you pointed out is still on the list, a big manhunt underway print no indication at this point of the two are connected. breaking the last couple of hours here in the u.k., according to sky news, a suspect in the london bridge attacked was a terrorist prisoner recently released from jail who was apparently wearing an ankle security tag. on monday evening, president trump is going to fly into london for a nato head of state meeting and now terrorism is going to be higher up on the agenda there. >> ed: benjamin hall, thank you for staying there. turn to dan bongino, former u.s. secret agent and if i'll to jupiter and the host of the dan bongino show. >> good to see you. >> ed: as you hear about this threat throughout europe? >> it seems to be that this is an act of desperation based on these organizations have been losing clout. listen, these organizations need two things. it's not rocket scien

this attack on the hague is still an active scene. first responders and law enforcement are out there in full force as we speak. it's still way too early for any kind of analysis here and authorities not commenting now on whether they suspect terrorism links or any links to the terrorist attack earlier today at london bridge. an eyewitness captured the horror as it unfolded during the busiest shopping day of the year. take a listen. here's what we do know from dutch police now. several people were attacked by one man out on the street. there are three wounded so far. and they are all minors. police were initially looking for a male suspect about 45 years old wearing a gray track suit. but the chief of police now says that description is wrong. this attack took place on what is a very crowded shopping street. the pedestrians started running and screaming. see some of the holiday lights and decorations in the background. sources on the ground there say very if he has been neighborhood throughout the entire holiday seasonal. multiple eye

main shopping district of the hague netherlands. three people wounded there police tonight still trying to determine the motive our team is covering both attacks and precautions here at home, bill neely starts us off. >> reporter: in the heart of london, terror on a bridge, mechb wrestling to the ground a plan with a knife, he just stabbed five people. suddenly, he opens his coat, to show what looks like a suicide vest two men retreat. one has snatched the man's knife. three armed police officers rush in they got him away, and dragged a man off the suspect and one man opened fire. two gunshots witnesses horrified. passengers on a bus watching just yards away. others on the bridge, running for their lives. >> i just said to myself get off tharve hundreds of shoppers fleeing >> they told us to come out. >> and police are treating this as a terror attack helicopters in the air hundreds of officers on the ground and it comes in the middle of a national election campaign >> reporter: the suspect died at the scene. five of his victims rus

the scene in london and all of the victims in the hague are home tonight. in london three people remain in the hospital and it's the second time in two years london bridge is the scene of a deadly terror attack. authorities are on high alert tonight. >> reporter: that's right, witt. london has found it extraordinary that this happened at almost the same place as the 2017 attack that killed people. he was released a year ago and authorities knew of his link to islamic terror groups. >> james longman for us. thank you. >>> back here at home the major storm in the west moving coast to coast in time for the busiest travel day of the year. blizzard like conditions, from the gand canyon. heavy snow expected in the northeast by sunday. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight a grand blizzard in the grand canyon. a major winter storm, now barreling east, set to create dangerous travel conditions for millions again. in flagstaff arizona, drivers got stuck in snow more than nine inches falling there. to the south in maricopa county, high water rescues on f

well indeed as you've said 3 people have been injured in the hague in the netherlands on the main shopping street the gras to mark now for your interest and of course it is friday so it is it was bound to be bustling with people but at the same time it is the black friday so there's even more shoppers out there in the streets of europe looking for the best deal so it does a very bad time if it was indeed an attack because we do not have the confirmation from the police just yet that it was terrell related by i mean there's plenty of speculation going on right now because of the events in london also all across europe right now there's plenty of christmas markets have been targeted by terrorist attacks in the past and now we've seen videos of people running in chaos and in general just all carriers breaking loose on the streets in the hague now again we're waiting for more information to come out on that particular incidence of the suspect is so far easier hasn't been caught he's loose and the police they have released a statement that they are looking for a man between 40 and 50 years olde

area of the hague. three people have now been released from hospital. now on bbc news, witness history comes from the royal academy in london, with razia iqbal. as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season we hear two perspectives on the 1979 iranian hostage crisis. 96 football fans were unlawfully killed at hillsborough stadium. but after 30 years, a jury's decided the man in charge on that april day in 1989 is not criminally responsible for their deaths. we say 96 — were unlawfully killed... ..and yet not one person is accountable. the question i'd like to ask all of you, and people within the system, then who put the 96 in their graves? commentator: beardsley! 0h, he's hit the bar! tremendous effort. it was one of the biggest games of the season. but as the match kicked off, a terrible sequence of events was reaching its awful conclusion. football fans were already dead and dying on the terraces when it was abandoned. they're all collapsed here! i don't remember anything about the football being

a man hunt is on to attack several people on the hague major shopping thoroughfare in the netherlands and officials are calling a stabbing attack near the iconic bridge a terror attack. the suspect was killed by police but not before slaughtering two people. we have team coverage, benjamin holland london where the city is reacting to the second major terror attack at the bridge in three years. we begin with jillian turner in the washington bureau and the ongoing search for the suspect in the netherlands. >> reporter: this attack is an active scene. first responders in law enforcement are out in full force as we speak would still too early for any analysis and authorities not commenting whether they suspect terrorism or any links to the terrorist attack earlier today at london bridge. and i witness captured the horrors it occurred during the busiest shopping day of the year. here is what we do know from dutch police. there are three wounded so far and all minor. a gray tractor with the chief of police, that description is wrong. this took place on what is a crowded shopping street. you