Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Ohio man arrested for US Capitol bomb plot

An Ohio man has been arrested for allegedly planning to lay pipe bombs around the U.S. Capitol building.

According to the complaint filed in U.S. federal court, Christopher Lee Cornell cited the Islamic State organization and deceased cleric Anwar al-Alwaki as his inspiration.

Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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Obama pushes for better broadband access

President Obama says high-speed broadband is not a luxury but a necessity.

He's put forward a plan to expand access to broadband communications services by increasing competition.

During a visit to Cedar Falls in Iowa — a community that provides fast internet to its residents — the President accused big companies of trying to block competitors.

Obama was pitching one of the ideas he will highlight in next Tuesday's State of the Union address.

He says affordable, high-speed broadband networks are essential to growing the U.S.'s digital economy.

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Obama admitted some Americans are not getting the broadband access they deserve and criticized laws in 19 states that he says stamp out competition.

His stance clashes with that of the major cable and telephone companies currently providing internet service to much of the country.

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US to cut methane emissions

The Obama administration has announced ambitions goals to reduce methane emissions by 2025.

Methane is a key component of natural gas, and natural gas consumption is at an all time high in the United States, in part due to fracking.

Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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Syrian refugees in Jordan sliding into abject poverty, says UN Refugee Agency

The escalating Syrian crisis is pushing refugees living in Jordan into abject poverty, says the UN refugee agency, with two out of three refugees there now living below the national poverty line.


In response, the agency has launched a major appeal for funds to help Syrian refugees and the countries hosting them.


Liling Tan reports from the United Nations in New York.


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Bill Cosby accuser Chloe Goins files a complaint to Los Angeles police

A model who accused Bill Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in Hollywood 6 years ago, has made an official complaint to police.


Chloe Goins met with Los Angeles detectives on Wednesday morning.


Our Los Angeles correspondent Verity Geere reports.


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French comedian Dieudonne to stand trial over claims he "condones terrorism"

A controversial French comedian is to stand trial on charges that he condoned terrorism.

Dieudonne (PRON:  DIEU-DONNAY) is one of 54 people arrested since last week's attacks in Paris that left 17 people dead.

In a Facebook post he expressed sympathy for the extremist who attacked a kosher supermarket in the French capital where four people were killed.

Correspondent Simon Marks in London says the decision to put the comedian on trial will be controversial.

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Correspondent Simon Marks in London says the comedian looks set to test the limits of free speech in France.

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House Approves Controversial Homeland Security Funding Bill

A controversial bill funding the Department of Homeland Security is headed to the US Senate after it was passed by the lower House of congress.  

The bill contains Republican amendments aimed at blocking President Obama's recent executive actions on immigration, which took steps to protecting millions of illegal immigrants from deportation.  

Republicans have accused Mr Obama of "executive overreach."  

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U.S. Retail Sales Decline in December

U.S. retail sales in December recorded their largest decline in nearly
a year. Despite falling gas prices and a growing job market, new
Commerce Department data reveals that consumers were unexpectedly
frugal during the holiday shopping season. Patrice Howard reports from
New York.

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Canada's largest oil producer cuts 1,000 jobs

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Google battles Max Mosley lawsuit over sex party pictures

Google is seeking to block a lawsuit brought against it by British former Formula One motor racing chief Max Mosley.

Mosley accuses Google of breaching his right to privacy by allowing users to access photos of him taking part in a sex party. 

Here's Rebecca Bowring in Silicon Valley.

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JP Morgan Chase profits hit by legal costs

America's largest bank has seen a significant drop in quarterly
profits after paying out more than a $1 billion in legal costs.

JP Morgan Chase has recently been investigated on a number of criminal
and civil charges.

Nick Harper reports from New York.

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Mexican officials charge mayor with student disappearance

Mexican officials have filed charges against the former mayor of the town of Ayotzinapa, where the 43 college students disappeared late last year. 

Mexico's head of criminal investigations said that that officials had also issued arrest warrants for 44 other people.

Andrea Arenas reports. 

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Paris terrorists bought arms in Brussels

An arms dealer who sold weapons to the terrorists responsible for the deaths of 17 people in Paris has turned himself in to Police.

Belgian media reports the three attackers procured their weapons in Brussels

Our correspondent Jack Parrock reports

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Top White House Advisor 'To Join Clinton Campaign'

The Wall Street Journal newspaper is reporting that John Podesta, Bill Clinton's former chief of staff, will take on a senior role in Hillary Clinton's emerging presidential bid.

It's being seen as a clear sign that the former US Secretary of State is indeed working towards running for the White House in 2016.

Lorna Shaddick reports from Washington.

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Muslim groups say sold-out edition of Charlie Hebdo causes fresh offense

All three million copies of the latest issue of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo have sold out, within hours of going on sale.


Another two million copies will be distributed on Thursday, just a week after gunmen attacked the magazine's headquarters in Paris killing 12 people.


5 others died in a related attack on a Kosher supermarket in Paris.


The latest edition of the magazine has a cartoon depicting the Prophet Mohammed on its front page.


That's drawn criticism from some Islamic organizations.


Farooq Aftab is a spokesman for London's Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association.


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Farooq Aftab, a spokesman for London's Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, says the cover of the new edition of the magazine is offensive. 


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Germany to issue extremist ID cards

The German government plans to further limit domestic Islamic extremists by issuing ID cards that forbid them from leaving the country for a 3-year period. 

More than 550 German citizens have travelled to Iraq and Syria to join the fighting there.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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UK home secretary vows to share terror intelligence with EU

Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has called for an European-wide travel and communications database, in the wake of the Paris terror attacks.


She told the UK parliament that she received firm support from the EU for new action to share intelligence and that it was important to deliver on these pledges.


Our UK Correspondent Natalie Powell



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Russia reports a toxic leak aboard the ISS

INTRO: Russian media reports a toxic leak aboard the International Space Station. US astronauts were forced to isolate their contaminated unit and hide in the Russian sector of the ISS, Russian space officials said, adding that there are no plans to evacuate the crew from the spacecraft. Anya Ardayeva repots from Moscow.
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ECB bond-buying programme is legal according to top EU lawyer

The European Central Bank's planned programme of bond buying has been given the green light by a top European lawyer.

Germany has asserted a legal challenge against the programme but the move from the European Court of Justice will now open the door to quantitative easing in the eurozone.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports

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UK PM Cameron stresses importance of free speech following Paris attacks

The UK Prime Minister has spoken of the importance of free speech following the attacks in Paris at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo last week…

Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, David Cameron said UK authorities must prepare for any possible attack in Britain - including proper funding, reaching out to vulnerable groups and the creation of counter-radicalisation programmes for those head to or returning from fighting with extremist groups. 

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