after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. in the compound they found letters that suggested he was grooming his son hamza to succeed him, and now intelligence officials believe he is emerging as a key leader in the extremist group. today's al-qaeda is not stagnant. it's rebuilding, and it continues to threaten the united states and our allies. the us is offering $1 million for information that leads them to hamza bin laden. officials believe he could be in afghanistan, pakistan or iran. but they admit they don't know for sure. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... somalian police say a car bomb and gun battle in the capital, mogadishu, has killed at least 20 people and injured at least a0 others. the attack was launched late on thursday by suspected al—shabab militants, in an area lined with hotels, shops and restaurants in the city centre. exchanges of gunfire continued throughout the night. security forces are reportedly still battling the gunmen, who are ho

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

>> one of the men who answered the call was osama bin laden. >> bin laden was always a true believer. he really believed in all these ideals taught to him by wahabi schools early on in his childhood in saudi arabia. >> bin laden's father had been a construction magnate with close ties to the king. but osama bin laden gave up his life of comfort and moved to afghanistan. forming a ragtag army of foreign mercenaries from across the arab and islamic world. in the late '80s, the organization was given a name. al qaeda. in 1990, a new enemy caught bin laden's eye. >> more than 400,000 u.s. troops in "operation desert shield" -- >> half a million american troops came to saudi arabia to defend against saddam hussein. >> reports of iraqi forces overrunning the capital of kuwait -- >> saddam had taken over neighboring kuwait and was poised to strike the kingdom. the presence of u.s. soldiers saved saudi arabia. but it infuriated the wahabis. >> this american service woman has problems dealing with saudi men here. >> who believed that no foreign army should ever be allowed into the land of the

remember when osama bin laden was killed, he was actually killed alongside hamza bin laden cup's brother in the firefight. the question is, where is he now? he is probably not colocated with other al-qaeda leaders. he is probably somewhere on the run, moving around a lot. he probably knows that a drone might get him, or special operation forces might click open his door at 3am. thank you for joining us. time for a look at the weather. it's looking pretty wet and windy. quite a change compared to what we have seen earlier in the week, that record—breaking february heat. today, we have seen someone get into northern ireland and that weather pushes into scotland, england, and wales for the next few hours until gradual easing in the night. the weather becomes a dry later on, quite a mountainside. a reasonable start to saturday for scotland and england. but the weather goes downhill quickly in northern ireland, wet weather and moving in quickly here. this band of rain will blow into scotland, england, and wales but not reaching east anglia and south—east england. later on, is wave of stro

>> one of the men who answered the call was osama bin laden. >> bin laden was always a true believer. he really believed in all these ideals taught to him by wahabi schools early on in his childhood in saudi arabia. >> bin laden's father had been a construction magnate with close ties to the king. but osama bin laden gave up his life of comfort and moved to afghanistan. forming a ragtag army of foreign mercenaries from across the arab and islamic world. in the late '80s, the organization was given a name. al qaeda. in 1990, a new enemy caught bin laden's eye. >> more than 400,000 u.s. troops in "operation desert shield" -- >> half a million american troops came to saudi arabia to defend against saddam hussein. >> reports of iraqi forces overrunning the capital of kuwait -- >> saddam had taken over neighboring kuwait and was poised to strike the kingdom. the presence of u.s. soldiers saved saudi arabia. but it infuriated the wahabis. >> this american service woman has problems dealing with saudi men here. >> who believed that no foreign army should ever be allowed into the land of the

of osama bin laden. officials believe he was groomed as his father's successor and is emerging as a key leader of the islamist militant group al qaeda. it's thought he's on the afg han—pakistan border. it's about 2:30am.

>> one of the men who answered the call was osama bin laden. >> bin laden was always a true believer. he really believed in all these ideals taught to him by wahabi schools early on in his childhood in saudi arabia. >> bin laden's father had been a construction magnate with close ties to the king. but osama bin laden gave up his life of comfort and moved to afghanistan. forming a ragtag army of foreign mercenaries from across the arab and islamic world. in the late '80s, the organization was given a name. al qaeda. in 1990, a new enemy caught bin laden's eye. >> more than 400,000 u.s. troops in "operation desert shield" -- >> half a million american troops came to saudi arabia to defend against saddam hussein. >> reports of iraqi forces overrunning the capital of kuwait -- >> saddam had taken over neighboring kuwait and was poised to strike the kingdom. the presence of u.s. soldiers saved saudi arabia. but it infuriated the wahabis. >> this american service woman has problems dealing with saudi men here. >> who believed that no foreign army should ever be allowed into the land of the

bin laden. hamza bin laden. he is already vowing revenge on america for killing his father. the cnn diplomatic editor, nic robertson, has more. >> reporter: when you're trying to figure out where hamza bin laden would be, one of the objection places to be would be the afghan/pakistan border. a place where al qaeda's number one al zawahiri is believed to be hiding out. it is where he was videotaped more than ten years ago, attacking a pakistani army patrol. he has in the past few years released audio tapes. but another indication perhaps in these audio tapes threatening the west, threatening to attack london, tel aviv, paris, threatening to take revenge for the death of his father. but another thing that might link him to this region. his mother was one of the three bin laden wives who were arrested when bin laden was killed, just a couple hours away from islamabad in 2011. and it was understood that there were communications recovered during that military operation recovered by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s that complicated bin laden had been in touch with his son hamza. indicating th

the man who led them, osama bin laden, was from saudi arabia. isis and other terrorist groups killing americans have been filled with recruits from saudi arabia. how did one of america's closest allies become the home of its most bitter enemies? to understand, we have to go back almost 300 years to the 1700s. two men formed an alliance in the arabian desert, a cleric known as mohamed -- and a warrior, the patriarch of the saudi royal family. he and his followers were the isis of their time. preaching strict adherence to the koran on pain of death. their puritan cal faith and that creed governed saudi arabia. >> they executed them. >> it starts from a principal that i can determine if another muslim is a good muslim. it f they are not, i can proclaim them the most drastic penalties, including death. >> it was only a minor sect of islam for much of its history. the muslim world was shaped far more by large diverse societies like egypt. >> then saudi arabia struck oil. >> 200,000 barrels a day. >> with mountains of cash, the kingdom eclipsed other

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

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

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

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

now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called homs it is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise how has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all leads to one conclusion apparently. is coming back showing signs of confidence will through the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countries loyal to al qaida ironical

is offering a $1 million reward for information leading to osama bin laden's son. >> hamza bin laden is seen as an up-and-coming leader for al qaeda. >> he is being groomed to take over the top job. >> an alarming surge in measles cases. >> reporter: this year alone has seen nearly 200 reports of childhood measles across the u.s. >> spacex is counting down to a critical launch. >> the aerospace company testing out its ability to carry people into space. >> reporter: while no one will be inside it, spacex has everything riding on the success of this mission. >> mason: and steve hartman shows how a young girl made senior wishes come true. >> it really lifts you. it really does. >> mason: and this is our western edition. good evening, jeff glor is traveling back from vietnam. i'm anthony mason. the parents of an american college student who died after being held in a north korean prison spoke out today after hearing president trump say he believes kim jong-un knew nothing about their son's mistreatment. otto warmbier's parents have expressed their appreciation of the president in the pa

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now it's a sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i caught. is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. french us has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence global threats in occurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countries loyal to al qaida

here is what we know about hamza bin laden. the is around 32 years old. asa laden. the is around 32 years old. as a boy, he spent many years with his father in afghanistan. he was terribly influenced by his father and by his father plasma confinement journey. this is a historical dialectic of fathers and sons. —— by his father's journey. he dialectic of fathers and sons. —— by his father'sjourney. he is following in the footsteps of his father. since 2015, hamza bin laden is called on his al-qaeda followers to avenge the murder of his father and brother who were killed in pakistan during the american operations. so interesting, thank you for the biographical sketch. can you for the biographical sketch. can you explain to me why he even had saudi arabia citizenship in the first place? obviously since 2017 hamza bin laden was designated as a global terrorist by the united states. by stripping him of his nationality, it took place after 2017 when the americans made the decision to say he is a global terrorist. the question is why now? why put a bounty on his he

now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i caught. bin ladin is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise how has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will threaten ocurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaida there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countries l

now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called. bin ladin is the son of the deceased a.q. leader who some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. french us has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies e's thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will through action occurred under threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaida there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countrie

we've beaten him badly now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i call. is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. french us has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will through the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters cross number of countries loyal to al q

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

of osama bin laden, who ran the islamist militant group al-qaeda and approved the 9/11 terror attacks. american officials believe hamza was groomed as his father's successor, and is emerging as a key leader. it is thought he is on the afghan—pakistan border. our washington correspondnt chris buckler has more on the intelligence effort to track him down and challenge al-qaeda. they believe he could be in afghanistan, he could be in pakistan, they've also talked about iran, but what is very clear from what they're saying is that they believe he is a threat and he is someone of concern to the united states. and certainly, since his father's death back in 2011, when osama bin laden was killed in that operation in pakistan, he is someone who has made threats against the us, both audio and video threats that have been posted on the internet, and there seems to be this concern for the al-qaeda group that's perhaps growing. now, that might be as the is group is basically put down to the smaller and smaller strip of territory in syria, that there is now a focus on other groups as well. but t

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

wanted — the son of 0sama bin laden: america puts a $1 million bounty on his head. and coming up on bbc news — great britain's katerina johnson—thompson makes an excellent start to the defence of her pentathlon title at the european indoor championships in glasgow. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is paying £33 million to eurotunnel — to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no—deal brexit. the company which runs the channel tunnel — said the government had acted in a secretive way when it awarded contracts to three companies to ensure goods continue to flow into britain smoothly. the transport secretary chris grayling has been heavily criticised for his role in the affair, but this morning downing street said the prime minister still has full confidence in him. our business correspondent, joe miller with me now. how did the government get into this position? you may remember it is the now cancelled contract with seaborne freight which the bbc found it had never sailed a vessel which brought this iss

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now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called homs it is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies e's thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will through the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of countries loyal to al qaida ironi

badly now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called homs it is the son of the deceased a.q. leader who some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty also recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will threaten ocurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaida there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters cross and number of countri

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

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

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

they believe they are still dangerous and they believe that hamza bin laden is now emerging as one of their key leaders. and, chris, i think some of this intelligence assessment is based chris buckler there for us. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's set to sell for more than $100 million. but is it for real? the auction that's split the art world. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang and bang. the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states, and they should be protected even in the right to test them out, so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy, i know you don't want to say too much about it

bin laden's wives were present when he was killed, trace. >> trace: do we know where bin laden's son is now? >> it's not clear where hamsa is hiding today. al-quaida linked fighters have found a safe haven in syria. intelligence officials say afghanistan and pakistan are also likely hiding spots for the emerging al-quaida leader. there's a $1 million bounty on his head for information leading to his capture. but it's still a far cry from the $25 million bounty on the heads of isis leaders and the current lead-of al-quaida. both of the leaders remain at large. today saudi arabia announced they had revoked hamsa bin laden's citizenship in november. trace? >> trace: thanks, jennifer. a top north korean diplomat that defected tells fox news that president trump was right to leave the negotiating table with kim jong-un. talks between the two leaders fell apart yesterday. greg palkot reporting live in seoul. greg? >> hi, trace. yeah, he's a career diplomat for north korea up until 2016. that's when he defected from his number 2 position at the london embassy in the u.k. he lives here in se

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

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

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that's bin laden. he is not an operation flal demander necessary. it is how to reclaim the message from people like the isis guys. >> you heard them talking about him. talking about how they are trying to rebuild. how extensive do you think u.s. efforts are right now to try to find him given the fact that there is a greater threat currently from groups like isis? >> you can walk and chew gum at the same time. if you saw an organization and son of the leader of the organization. osama bin laden takes over the organization they have to have a bunch of people called. it is forget about strategic intelligence. they want a pattern of life on a human being. how does he communicate? there are a bunch of people. i will tell you something, i wouldn't buy life insurance on them. they will find him. >> you can walk and chew gum at the same time but in terms of priorities, there is an amount of time and manpower and woman power to fight terrorist groups. how much emphasis do you think the military community are giving osama bin laden? a great recruiting, they h

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so let's talk to the guy who killed his dad, usama bin laden. former navy seal rob o'neill. good to have it with us. >> thank you. >> shannon: it may have been interest but we've got a put up on twitter there was a group that reached out to you and said we are assembling a critical claim the $1 million bounty. are you in? you say maybe not legitimately but you do think it's a worthy mission at this point. >> this is definitely a worthy mission, just to continue to prove that if terror rears its ugly head, we have men and women who are willing to go do it. on a serious note, i would do everything asked of me but we have younger, more seasoned guys. some guys that were out there. i don't know who would risk a cross-border type thing that we did with usama bin laden but something along the lines of the good men and women from the letter agencies that find intel on where he is and hit him with a drone strike. hamza bin laden is smart enough to know he's going to get cotton. >> shannon: apparently has reached out and started to make noise. we've talk

this report from london. >> reporter: tonight, the hunt for hamza bin laden, the son of osama bin laden, intensifies amid fears the new face of al qaeda is a rapidly growing threat. the state department offering a $1 million reward for help tracking him down. and now, saudi arabia announcing hamza's citizenship revoked, leaving the young bin laden without a home base. his exact location unclear, though he's been linked to iran, syria, and the pakistan/afghanistan border. officials say hamza is a "key leader" with a growing influence within al qaeda. he is thought to be a favorite among the former al qaeda leader's many children. intelligence officials believe he's 30 years old and married to the daughter of 9/11 hijacker mohammed atta. since his father's killing by navy s.e.a.l.s in 2011, hamza bin laden has promised revenge, releasing audio and video messages on the internet, calling for attacks against america and the west. since the rise of isis, international attention has generally moved away from al qaeda, but american officials still see bin laden's terror organization as determi

them and we've beaten a badly now it's a sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i call it homs it been modern is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased also recently praised by the lead. blacklisted by the u.n. married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will threaten ocurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters across a number of

now it's the sama bin laden's son hamza bin laden and washington is afraid that he's becoming a new terror i called. bin ladin is the son of the deceased a.q. leader some of the blood and is emerging as a leader in the a.q. franchise how has been has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies eased thirty or so recently praised by the leader of al qaida blacklisted by the un married allegedly to the daughter of a nine eleven plane hijacker favored by his late father sama as his successor he's calling for attacks on the u.s. to avenge the killing of his father same crazy ideology what's unclear his whereabouts the u.s. seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it all leads to one conclusion apparently al qaida is coming back. suring signs of confidence. the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaida there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters cross and number of countries loyal to al qaida ironica

hamsa bin laden. he is called an emerging al qaeda leader. "since 2015 he has released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against united states and its western allies." he married the daughter of mohammed atta, the lead hijacker and mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. according to the state of burma, the navy seals sees letters from usama bin laden's compound after killing him in may of 2011. in the letters, intelligence officials found proof that bin laden was grooming his 30-year-old son to replace him as leader of al qaeda. it's notable that hamza was the only son missing on the ninth of fill rate, according to his three wives living on the compound. it is not clear where hamza is hiding today. fighters have found a safe haven in the ad lib providence. they say afghanistan affect center also likely hiding spots for the emerging leader. there is a 1 one bounty on on the side for information leading to his capture. but it's a far cry from the bounty on the heads of the isis leader, the current lea

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hans a bin laden has a giant bounce -- bounty on his head. >> released audio and video messages on the internet calling on his followers to launch attacks against the united states and its western allies. >> reporter: will the man who killed usama bin laden, robert neil, take a shot at finding his son? he joins us live. .. >> shannon: terror has a new face and he wants reven >> terror has a new face and he wants revenge on america.g officials are warning usama bin laden's and is actively engaging in terrorism and is emerging as the leader of al qaeda. the state department is offering a $1 million reward for information on hans a bin laden's whereabouts. good to have you with us again. it may have been in just but we've got to put on twitter there was a group that reached out to you and said we are settling a crew to claim the $1 million bounty. are you in? maybe not legitimately but you do think it is a worthy mission at this point. >> definitely a worthy mission just to continue to prove if teva rears its ugly head we have men and women willing to do it and i would willing to do every

hanza is the son of osama bin laden. he w what can you tell us about hanza bin laden? >> hanza is around 30. he's been a true believer since he was a kid. he showed up in propaganda videos all the time when he was a child. the s.e.a.l.s went in on the night of may 1st, may 2nd of 2011 to kill bin laden. they we they were carrying little cards about who they thought would be in the compound, and they thought hanza would be with his father. he's been grooming him for a long time. he's a true believer. some of bin laden's other sons have left the group or got away or just sort of eschewed their father. hanza is certainly not that, and i think the fact the state department is putting $1 million on his head, they see him as a leader. the guy who leads al qaeda right now, he's in his 60s, not a particularly charismatic guy, doesn't appeal to young people. hanza appears to be that person. >> how do you read that as his role and what it means for al qaeda regrouping? >> the drones strike tomorrow, the leader of al qaeda if he dies just naturally, hanza would be a natural perso

what do we know about hamza bin laden, and how significant is he? seth well, we know he is osama bin laden's son, the heir to the throne of al qaeda. he is about 30 years old. he said part of his time after 9/11 in iran. he is almost certainly in pakistan or afghanistan, that region. if you look at what he said the past couple of years, he has been increasingly calling out the united states and encouraging attacks against the u.s., british, and other allies. he has increasingly become the young face of al qaeda. h jane: been around for some time. why has the state departmentto decidessue this reward for his capture? seth: it looks like al qaeda ise trying to bit of a rebound, as the islamic state has declined in stature, he has -- it has declined in its control of territory. al qaeda still has a reasonabldi number of jis in syria. it has al-shabaab in somalia, a nunder of fighters in yemen, other locatis. it is trying to make a rebound, and this is its future, or so al qaeda leadership belie jane: all eyes have been on the islamic state for a very l

saudi arabia has stripped citizenship from osama bin laden's son hundreds of bin laden this comes after the u.s. offered a one million dollars reward for information on his exact whereabouts officials believe holmes of bin laden is emerging as an al qaeda leader the group brought on the world trade center in nine eleven attacks in two thousand and was a. north korean leader kim jong un has a met with vietnamese president in one pool trunk north korean media are describing this as a good will visit it comes a day after the break down of a bit families hosted summit between kim and u.s. president donald trump which ended when the two sides could not agree on conditions for sanctions relief. turning now to somalia police in the capital mogadishu saying almost twenty four hour long battle with extremists is over special forces. reportedly killed all fighters who were besieged in a building next to a hotel they bombed on thursday night the bombing is set to heavy casualties. and not have chaos right in the center of mogadishu people flee for their lives just after an explosion in the busiest