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dozens of people are involved in the search. but bad weather is reported to be hampering their efforts. it happened in the far north of iran, near the city of tabriz, close to the border with azerbaijan. president raisi, seen here on the left, had been visiting a dam project. this is thought to be footage of him earlier in the day, travelling in a convoy of three helicopters. first reports that something had gone wrong were announced on state tv. translation: there are unconfirmed reports of an incident involving - the helicopter carrying the president in thejolfa region. initial reports cite a hard landing for the helicopter carrying the president. president raisi, considered a hardliner, is the second most powerfulfigure in iran and has been regarded as a possible successor to the supreme leader, ali khamenei. there is no word yet on any casualties today, but across iran, there have been prayers for the president s safety. jon donnison, bbc news. and i want to take yo ....
welcome to jerusalem welcome tojerusalem as a new chapter is being written in the turbulent history of the middle east. after decades of shadow wars and covert operations, iran and israel, long time archenemies, are now in direct confrontation. in the early hours of the morning here, iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles over israeli territory. israel, backed by its allies, said almost all of the projectiles were shot down. it says the attack was foiled. this morning israel is still on high alert and the israeli army says it is weighing its response. let s look at this video of the events throughout the night in jerusalem and across israel. sirens. what you can hear is the air raid sirens injerusalem. what you can see is israel s air defence system, the iron dome, in operation. flashes in thejerusalem sky as drones and missiles are shot down. a coalition of israel s allies, including the us and uk, helped shoot down some iranian drones and missiles before they r ....
news, new push by the former president to get the judge in his january 6th trial off the case and his warning that the public won t accept the outcome otherwise. also a search for survivors on the heels of one natural disaster, an earthquake in morocco, and tracking a potential another, hurricane lee heading toward the east coast. how has an escaped killer managed to elude capture for so long. the former president calling on judge tanya chutkan to recuse herself from his case. his attorneys saying, only if this trial is administered by a judge that appears entirely impartial could the public accept the case. trump and his attorneys have just filed a motion to have the entire indictment thrown out. paula reid joins us now with more on that. let s talk about the judge in the federal case first to recuse herself. anderson, judge tanya chutkan was randomly koez hadden to oversee the case. she s made her opinions and her views on the capitol attack pretty clear, as s ....
against him, there s also breaking news in the georgia case, where trump and his attorneys have just filed a motion to have the entire indictments thrown out. cnn s paula reid joins us with more on that. so, let s talk about trump s request for the judge in the federal case for us to recruit herself. anderson, judge tanya chutkan was randomly assigned oversee the trump election subversion case. she was appointed by former president obama, she s been on the bench for about a decade. she has made her opinions and her views on the capitol attack pretty clear, as she has overseen multiple trials of rioters. she s also really earned a reputation for being pretty harsh when it comes to sentencing. kendis filing, trump s lawyers argue that certain comments that she made during some of those sentenced things mean cheese to step aside. the first one she point to is said, quote, the people who mobb tt capital were there the constitution, it s a blind loyalty to one person who, ....
climate change, trade, and the war in ukraine. india s prime minister narendra modi would like the summit to promote his country as a major global power. but russia s war in ukraine may be standing in his way. india is looking to put aside those disagreements over ukraine, hoping it won t detrail concerns of the global south and developing countries. india s capital has also been gearing up for it s moment in the spotlight as the summit kicks off. here s the bbc s christian fraser speaking with our south asia correspondent yogita limaye they have the view from delhi. so, yogita, new delhi is a city transformed. i drove in from the airport today. there were people sleeping, potlucks were being put out. they ve really gone to town on it. why is it so important? well, a couple of things, but it is a part of indian culture when you have guests visiting your home, even in your home, you clean it up, spruce it up, do something. you might draw a pattern outside. so it is ver ....