the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad. but special activities, you know what that is, special activities will be carried out under the title of scientific know how development. and in fact, this is exactly what iran proceeded to do. it has continued the work in a series of organizations over the years, and today in 2010 and 2018 this work is carried out by supon. that is an organization inside of the iranian defense ministry and you will not be surprised to learn it is led by the same doctor fak iriza d eh. iran planned in the highest levels to continue work related to nuclear weapons under the different guises and use the same personnel. i want to give you another example of iran's nuclear weapon's related activities that continued after project amad. you remember the fordo facility? it was a secret enrichment facility underground that the iranians built under a mountain. you don't put thousands of centrifuges under a mountain to produce medical iotonights. you put them one reason. enrichment of nuclear weapons. but fordo

as the mother of amadou diallo, my condolences to the families. i just want to say, what are we going to do about this situation now? it is my interest to really lend my voice to these situations. and i want to address to those individual who were protesting peacefully, it was good thing. but for those who are thinking about taking their guns and killing innocent people, including police officers, as the mother of amadou diallo, who suffered a terrible loss, many people would have think that i have hatred and desire for revenge, but in my heart i have no hatred, and i have no desire for vengeance. so, i want to send a message to them. that you can take your anger and your frustration, turn it into something positive. and do something that can bring people together. >> that actually is what i understand your message nor mayor, because you -- i heard you said it feels like we're going backwards, you have a message for the mayor. what is it? >> this is bigger than the mayor, bigger than all of us as a community, and law enforcement community. we need

the iranians call it project amad.t is secret, illicit, it is an ongoing scheme to construct nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, including a very specific plan to develop five warheads, each containing a 10-kiloton yield. here is what the prime minister netanyahu said about this program in an incredible press conference, incredible bit of intelligence earlier today.nc >> this was iran's chance to fully come clean. they could tell the truth. they could say, we have this program, this secret program, it's over, it doesn't exist, we destroyed them. here's what iran actually told them. it said, iran denied the existence of a coordinated program and the development of the nuclear explosive device and specifically denied the existence of the plan. the material proves otherwise, iran authorized, initiated, and funded project amad. a coordinated program aimed at the development of a nuclear explosive device. here's another document from the archive. a master plan of project amad. >> sean: i'm told the that entire pr

egyptian authorities arrested muhammad amad in the past week or so. he's 45 years old and the leader of a group that took part in the deadly attack in benghazi, libya on september 11th. he appears to be ambitious and big plans for the group. this is what we know about him. a former egyptian jihad member and released arab spring and setting up terror training camps in libya and egypt with help from al qaeda in yemen. he tried to set up al qaeda in egypt. some of his followers were part of the assault on the consulate. this shows that the muslim brotherhood may be willing to assist the u.s. in going after terrorist. meanwhile secretary of state hillary clinton will testify before the house and senate about the benghazi attacks and the obama reaction to it. the independent review board should have it done soon secretary of state will testify . also in the war on terror, a u.s. drone took another al qaeda leader pakistan tribal leaders say a senior al qaeda commander that just areiched in pakistan a couple of days and a north delone strike took him out. h

the material proves otherwise, they authorized, initiated, and funded project amad. here's another document from the archive. a master plan of project amad. >> sean: i'm told the prime minister did all that, entire presentation, powerpoint, without any notes. remember, this just comes three years after president obama signed off on what is the worst to deal in the history of the united states, frankly, the world. the multilateral agreement where the united states agreed to unlock $150 billion are frozen iranian assets and to send another 1.7 billion and cash including an initial $400 million down payment, literally shipped and cargo planes and cash and other currencies. subcritical sanctions were lifted at the time. what did we get in return? a promise from radical islamic mullahs of iran that they temporarily halt their nuclear weapons program? the same mullahs that actively plan for the destruction of israel? the same muscles that chant "death to america, death to israel," that fund terrorism all over the war that are fighting proxy war after proxy war in iraq and

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. >> he is a terrorist and for whatever reason he was going to kill amad that night. i don't know if it was because he had a muslim name and he was gay, i don't know. and dwon was a bonus kill. >> duane in tomorrow night for greta investigates, the lone wolves of terror. >>> and teens who wanted to join isis, we are now getting a look at their extremely disturbing tweets, you will see them for yourself next. >>> and another ebola nightmare. a doctor in quarantine, the latest on that. >>> plus the first doctor who survived ebola and donated his plasma to save other ebola patient enlt patients, that's coming up. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. you never jim jam shabriver flab dry ris.o is, bliss pounds hazy dray? drywall sh-boop leaver - murray. hey, big bog panorama corn salabaty? dude, squibble bits. marey

ibrahim amad is serving a seven-day suspension which includes the prom. the school decided not to charge him with a class b felony. in the end, his date accepted and they will likely go to dinner instead of the dance. >>> italian authorities are sweeping up terror suspects today linked to one major attack and allegedly planning to go after a more high-profile target. correspondent amy kellogg has more tonight. >> reporter: italian police have busted an al qaeda cell some directly implicated in an incredible bloodshed, an attack on a market that killed 100 people in 2009. pakistan remains their main target. they thought attacking it would cause islamabad to withdraw its supports for u.s. troops in afghanistan. they may have planned a suicide attempt on the van can in 2010 that they never carried out. the vatican has been quick to play down the suggestion but acknowledge these are tough times. >> translator: we are all exposed. in a certain sense, we are all scared because we don't know what could happen but it seems to me the pope is very calm. >> reporter

>> white house staff secretary stephanie grishah amade. the president says bring it on on a house hearing stacked to deck, we will show you how some neighbors blatantly tilted the coverage to professors, after shouted question about she hates the president, praised from liberal commentators and scorn from those on the right. >> there she was standing up against hatred as her catholic religion has taught her to do. >> i will say as catholic seeing her invoke catholic faith at the moment at the apex of confrontation was a heart-stopping thing. >> the speaker today losing it, some jason: postal. >> don't mess when it comes to holiness because i'm accused of working with vladimir putin, doesn't mean i hate her, i'm a catholic. >> another moment viral, joe biden goes off on a voter who challenged him about his son's work in ukraine calling him a liar and questioning his intelligence. kamala harris pulls the plug on candidacy, isn't journalist the consensus that she ran a lousy campaign, interview with howard stern hillary revealed how bummed sh

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the capture of jamel amad good signs. mid 40s, he has been a member of the egyptian jihad. jailed by mubarak. he had been eliseed -- released in march. muslim brotherhood. it's a good sign he has been arrested. i think it's great that we prosecute the persecutors. the real problem in this is giving credit to morsi and his regime, which is making a desperate bid for absolute power there just like mubarak is not necessarily a sign of a reawakening of let's say law and order in egypt simply because they really in no choice. we are the ones who fingered ahmed. we found him through u.s. spedges means. we notified the egyptian services and essentially put him on notice that unless you do something now to take this guy, in and he may well be the ringleader of the attack on 9/11/12 in benghazi, take him in you can find the funding the united states giving you cut not necessarily by the administration but by people like john mccain who have a lot to say over how much is going to be spent. good sij i wouldn't go you fork on this yet. >> i prefer that to the approach for example the i

. >> so, is amad abu sam are led pr terror group. until he was killed by a drone in yemen. north carolina native ran the slick online magazine "inspire." now it appears isis has its own american guru abu asumara. >> not too far away from where the patriots play football. >> he had privileged upbringing ashe son of. >> he went to a high school which is a catholic school not too far away. he comes over here just for his senior year. we don't know why he left. but we know that he graduated here. >> the principal told us that he fit. in he was, you know, didn't strike her as being out of the ordinary too much. >> abu sumara studied computer science here. during this time period, authorities believe he became fully radicalized. he and his wanna be jihadi friends would spend saturday night watching al qaeda videos and becoming part of the reaction. >> post 9/11 they start to hate america. >> he traveled on several occasions overseas. his first travel was in april of 2002 when he traveled to pakistan for the purposes of seeking military style terrorist training. >> abu sumra and b

murder and one count of attempted murder on a police officer, more charges are coming for 21-year-old amadde his first court appearance on thursday and not entered a plea yet and his defense attorney was granted a request to delay upcoming proceedings by at least two months telling the judge that attorneys need time to assist the nature and depth of their client's mental illness and they did not provide additional information on that. take a look at this. a growing memorial on boulder police officer eric tally's vehicle and he was the first to respond to the 911 calls from the king supers and was killed in the line of duty. his funeral is scheduled for tuesday morning, and it will stream online for those who want to observe, and neil, again, officer tally leaves behind a wife and seven kids. neil? neil: thank you very much, in denver, monitoring all of that. you might have heard that there are some common themes and streams of information we're getting, on the alleged assailant here including his behavior and his family's behavior in the weeks and months before. stop me if you've heard the

amadou janneh and tamsir jassey. welcome back to freedom. >> thank you. bill: i can imagine what the ordeal was like for you, it would not have been possible without all the accounts i read without you. >> let me say first. we want to thank kathleen foster on fox who went with us. bill: terrific producer. >> who got the story while others seemed to ignore the story. here is 90% muslim country where there is no anti-american rebellion. the u.s. embassy did its best to work with us as far as they could go but nine citizens have been killed last thursday night and 38 more were to go. when we heard that we immediately called the president's office in gambia and ask could we commie meet with him. that was granted. a, the result was we were able to get a moratorium, indefinite moratorium on killing the other 38. those who were expected to die now expected to live. those who were in prison now are home. so salvaging lives and getting them free was a big deal. bill: he talked about the profound respect he had for you and the fact you went there to get them free.

you fix education at the start and end up with an amading rebirth of society. that threatens the status quo. the rent seekers who rely on a broken system to make money. the fact is, if we live in a society where these problems go away, you don't need "the five." but you -- >> jesse: speak for yourself. >> greg: exactly. we allow for choice in everything. it's so scary if you change the design of this system. you no lock -- longer create the product. the desired outcome, somebody might be a criminal-they're still a dependent open government. think of a young black kid leaving a high school that prides itself on math and english and responsibility and seven discipline and manners would spends a minute copy ago tik tok video that asks you to risk your life for smash and grab? no, they have better values. they got seven competence. they don't need that stuff. so i think we have to -- to tackle that, the concept of being a teacher has always been self--lessness. it's called a vocation, right? that's why we adored them when we were kids. the closest thing that you lo

if you go back to the 1980s, he was the head of dime savings bank, on the brink of collapse amade theand loan crisis. he guided mergers and most recently he was chairman of citigroup right after the company received $45 billion in bailout money and he really worked with washington regulators to guide the company through the financial crisis and he may not have experience running a professional sports team, but he certainly has been a part of major moments in business in corporate history. >> he's a smart man, no doubt. his role with the clippers will have several dimensions, right? >> right. he'll be interim ceo, and proxy owner and he'll handle the business decisions and it's interesting because there is a lot of fallout from the advertisers who have left essentially the relationship between the team. >> they flew the coop. >> exactly. so we're talking mercedes benz, car max and others. so you're really going to need someone who has a business background to come in and stabilize things. >> then there is the coach, doc rivers and mr. parsons says he will work closely with doc rivers,

profits from banks are amading. j.p. morgan $7 billion. corporations are doing extremely well.markets. >> neil: if he's right, that will keep this going awhile or they hope awhile. so anything can undo it. north korea implosion or maybe not getting tax cuts. let's say the latter. they're denied. then what? >> if we don't get tax reform, the markets will pull back by the end of the year. so perhaps alan will prop up the markets. dow 23,000. i'll get my baseball cap ready. until then, it may be okay to be cautious and wait for some sort of pull back. but again, alan will win this debate because he can say that investors have been waiting a long time for a pull back and it just hasn't come. >> neil: what would you like for, alan, where you say that's it. it used to be said in the 80s before the great pummel on october 19th when the cab driver is investing heavily -- but that was happening for a good while. what do you like for that would give you pause and say all right, enough. >> people are less fearful. when nobody is afraid of a crash, we don't have the discussion of a crash a

the ultimatum comes amade reports of a brutal massacre in syria and theness found more than as do bodiesh bullet wounds to the head likely from pointblank range, and turkey and japan joins the united states and other nations in booting syrian diplomats out of their country. that is in protest of a weekend massacre of more than 100 people in syria. of course the united nations estimates syrian troops have killed more than 9,000 people since last march. and now live from jerusalem with conor. >>reporter: the diplomatic efforts have not done much to stem the violence if syria the past 16 months and the fast few days it got worse and worse. 13 people were found in eastern syria with their happens bound and gunshot close to the head. now, in addition to that violence, we also hear that one city has been pounded for the past 24 and 36 hours or so, by syrian artillery and rockets and we did not know how many people may have been injured or killed but it has been going on for better than a day or a day and a half so it could be a substantial number. just today the syrian rebels announced they ha

it was an amading conversation. that's not a sales pitch it's true.hose conversations that made you feel better by the end. if you feel like things are falling apart and there is answer douglas murray had an answer. small acts of courage on the part of all of us. just tell the truth. it was a really long and very interesting conversation. i can't recommend it highly enough. here is the first part of it. the whole sense of what is important in our society has changed radically and ugly direction. it makes everything political. it wants the politicize everything. it wants to politicize art, it wants to politicize poetry. all all of the things in our life picked up and spun through politics. if they think white people and black people cannot understand each other and cannot speak across boundaries, then there is nothing left but war. hatred, oppression, bigotry, much more. and i think that anyone black, white, any other color should say no, we are not doing that. we're sitting this one out. in fact, we're going to do more than sit this one out. we are go

amade a mistake in one instance. >> what happened?> so what happened was i was in a position where i felt like someone was threatening my family member. and i felt very threatened. and i kept asking this man to leave the house. and this guy comes to me and gets in my face and threatens me. and we're arguing with each other. and i have my concealed carry permit, so i had my gun sitting in the small of my back because i just had cleaned it. i thought, you know, pulling out a gun would be a quick resolution to the issue. instead of -- i was trying to avoid confrontation. and -- by -- by doing that. and, you know, he backed off. he did back off. >> police called? >> i called the police myself. i'm not going to do anything with my gun. i'm -- i don't even think i'm going to have anymore guns, to be honest. i might not, just stored away in a range if you guys still allow me to. but this is just a normal thing with a person in my situation. marines have guns on them all the time. gun is our safety. so when you get here and you're vulnerable,

amad abu khattala made his first appearance in a federal courthouse in washington, d.c.w hours ago. welcome to america's news headquarters on this saturday. thank you for joining us. i'm lee land vitter. >> i'm patti ann brown. >> he's accused of taking part in a conspiracy to support terrorists. in connection with the attack on the consulate in libya. the raid on 9-11 in 2012 killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. now justice may finally be on the way. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live outside the u.s. district court in

that was one of the first covenants amade in watching this to my staff. >> sean: joining me now withican center for law and justice along with fox news contributor tamara holder. good to see you. i thought he did a very good job in the press conference today. he was adamant, he was passionate. i thought he gave specifics. jay, if i was advising him, i would have told him not to agree to that for one reason. not because i don't trust lie detectors, because i know gloria allred. she is going to demand it's her guy. gloria allred will want it immediately and want to video tape it and turn it into a circus. i think that would be a mistake. your thoughts. >> well, number one, there's a reason that these lie detector tests aren't admitted into evidence. i have to say this to herman cain. he didn't equivocate for a moment. if you're going to start administering lie detector tests, let's administer them to the accusers and purported witnesses. when hav you have a traumatic et but nothing was done for 14 years and now you've got the leader of one of the people, the top of the republican g.o.p

they're auditing nurses and doctors at hotel facilities amade a wave of patients with denge fever beingied in the d.r. since last year, four after having a drink from the hotel mini bar. the report spurred a lot of media attention, plus theories about elicit alcohol or misused pesticides as the cause. authorities say the deaths are unrelated and the autopsies are not finished. the weight is having an impact. officials have been insisting since the beginning that the number of deaths really isn't unusual considering two million americans visit the d.r. each year. >> why did we request the intervention of the fbi? the autopsies are completed to come to light. >> the state department has not increased the travel advisory for americans heading to the d.r. they said they welcome the news that the dominican government is stepping up safety. one mesh has not been defers. president bill clinton was seen golfing there this morning. >> thanks. for more on this, i want to bring in eduardo hernandez. vice counsel of the dominican republic. great to have you in the studio. a lot of questions. first,

amading. from a balcony in bloomi bloomingda bloomingdale, the image shows the different burn stages of ladee. nasa's ladee spacecraft did run into equipment trouble after launch when it began spinning too fast. but no worries. the lunar probe is on a perfect track and they have plenty of time to fix any issues. laddie's expected to reach the moon on october 6th. how cool, uma. >> cool indeed. very cool pictures, documenting the launch there. terrific. thank you very much. >>> another high-tech treat from nasa. on instagram. if you follow nasa, see pictures from the lunar atmospheric floor as well as other projects, so cool. >>> we'll find out where the 2020 olympic summer game s will be held later today. tokyo, madrid, istanbul making final pitches to the international olympic committee. the crisis in syria's a problem for istanbul's campaign. the next games are set for the 2014 winter olympics which russia will host this year. the 2016 summer games will be held in rio. >>> we take time out f

. ♪ >> white house staff secretary stephanie grishah amade. says bring it on on a house hearing stacked to deck, we will show you how some neighbors blatantly tilted the coverage to professors, after shouted question about she hates the president, praised from liberal commentators and scorn from those on the right. >> there she was standing up against hatred as her catholic religion has taught her to do. >> i will say as catholic seeing

usaa >> white house staff secretary stephanie grishah amade.g it on on a house hearing stacked to deck, we will show you how some neighbors blatantly tilted the coverage to professors, after shouted question about she hates the president, praised from liberal commentators and scorn from those on the right. >> there she was standing up against hatred as her catholic religion has taught her to do. >> i will say as catholic seeing

one is amad locked up in iran since 2018. his sister joins us now. welcome.nt biden says he wants to bring home all americans detained overseas. let's play the clip. >> president biden: i don't want any americans to sit wrongfully detained one extra day if we can bring that person home. make no mistake about it. this work is not easy. negotiations are always difficult. there are never any guarantees. but it's my job as president of the united states to make the hard calls and protect american citizens every where in the world. every where in the world. i'm proud that today we've made one more family whole again. >> mike: are you confident the white house and state department are working hard to bring your brother home? >> you know, i believe that they have it in their heart and want to do it and they want to bring him home. i'm not sure sometimes if they understand the urgency behind what they need to do to bring him home. so i was very happy to hear what the president said yesterday. brittney's homecoming is good news for all of us. if the president can get

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. >> so, is amad abu sam are led pr terror group. until he was killed by a drone in yemen.olina native ran the slick online magazine "inspire." now it appears isis has its own american guru abu asumara. >> not too far away from where the patriots play football. >> he had privileged upbringing as the son of. >> he went to a high school which is a catholic school not too far away. he comes over here just for his senior year. we don't know why he left. but we know that he graduated here. >> the principal told us that he fit. in he was, you know, didn't strike her as being out of the ordinary too much. >> abu sumara studied computer science here. during this time period, authorities believe he became fully radicalized. he and his wanna be jihadi friends would spend saturday night watching al qaeda videos and becoming part of the reaction. >> post 9/11 they start to hate america. >> he traveled on several occasions overseas. his first travel was in april of 2002 when he traveled to pakistan for the purposes of seeking military style terrorist training. >> abu sumra and buddies n

. >> one of president obama's veteran affairs secretary had to resign amade scandal over those wait times for veterans in arizona. and eric shinseki the former veterans affairs secretary had experience in private sector. he was on honey well board. the white house saying today that ronnie jackson is a good fit for this position because he has been a member of the military for so long. in fact is he active duty in the military, so he will know exactly what veterans need. >> julie: this is a huge undertaking though. the department of veterans affairs has a budget of nearly $200 billion boths about 360,000 employees assuming this role obviously is no easy task. especially the years of problems within the v.a. and the whole thing needs fixing, still. i guess, you know, if there is anyone who is prepared for this sort of role, i'm not sure anyone really ever would be. i mean, who manages 360,000 employees on a regular basis? is he up for the job? >> well, again, that's something that congress will be looking at as they go through its confirmation hearings. you will remember that congress is ou

they gave them degrees and not you and amad went and spoke and i don't remember objecting to that. >> i think if you insult jews in this country,ou insult christia christians mormons, you get people that will write to you about their outrage, but there is always this fear that if you insult muslims, there is going to be some kind of violence repercussion. that may have been part of the decision to do that, but they are not doing their students favors and they are not doing the muslim students any favors because to really be a simulated into american society, to become american is to accept the idea that you can have a robust debate and there is no other place better to do that than on university campuses, and the decision of brandeis university makes me sad. >> well, mr. hooper and i got into it about what our first amendment really stands for and whether it's about shutting down speech or allowing it. that part will air tomorrow night. you're a brave woman. i know you've been threatened specifically with death a number of times. it's outrageous and we appreciate you and your courage

known for painting amading scenes of cot tamgs, churches and gardens.ome yesterday in northern california from what appears to be natural causes. kinkade called himself the painter of light. his work said to be on display in 10 million homes in the united states. thomas kinkade leaves behind a wife and four children. he was 54. a car ends up in a canal after the driver loses control and veers across oncoming traffic it is our top story as we go across america. washington. a woman's diabetes may have caused her to lose control of her car and plummet into an irrigation canal. officials saying they believed low blood pressure related to her disease may have played a role in the crash. the car careening through highway median and across oncoming traffic ending up half submerged in the recently filled canal. rescue workers managing to free the driver. >> they broke the window and drivers side made a hole so they could tie the rope there. the woman not seriously hurt in that plunge. massachusetts. a car chief taunting police and getting away with it only to l

amad abu khattala made his first appearance in a federal courthouse in washington, d.c. just a few hours ago. welcome to america's news headquarters on this saturday. thank you for joining us. i'm lee land vitter. >> i'm patti ann brown. >> he's accused of taking part in a conspiracy to support terrorists. in connection with the attack on the consulate in libya. the raid on 9-11 in 2012 killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. now justice may finally be on the way. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live outside the u.s. district court in washington. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. khattala has left the dc courthouse behind me. he left a few hours ago. he was taken to a u.s. detention facility in alexandria, virginia. it's a facility that has been used before for high profile terrorism cases. he will be staying there while the trial takes place here at the downtown dc courthouse. inside the courtroom here, khattala was presented to the judge where he was read one charge against him, one count providing material support fo

i have spoken to everybody, they are afraid to do anything because he had are amade they lose their jobat will be the end of their job, their pension, their family, the whole thing. they are petrified to act. >> are you going to make cuomo in your state of new york are you going to change their minds about their liberal policies that -- mayor de blasio in the city in which you live? i know, he bad waiver. how are you going to change a mayor or debazio. >de blasio terrible mayor. for a long period of time and they would like to do it again they turn their back whenever he speaks. they literally turn their back when he speaks. >> how are you going to change policies. >> they will have to change themselves. from the top i would be very, very strong in terms of being a cheerleader for the police. they do a great job and they are not recognized for it. and when they do have a problem, when something happens, whether it's a rogue cop which can happen or whether somebody makes a mistakes it's on your show and every show for the next two weeks. it's very unfair. i was saying the other day, they

and the country and among those cases is one that happened about 15 years ago, you may remember, amadou diallo, shot and killed by police who say they thought his wallet was a gun. now, diallo's mom is set to talk to us in the next hour and she has an interesting take on all of this. she says our country is actually going backward and protesting against the police is not helping. that's at the top of the hour when i fill in for shep on the fox news deck. now back to gretchen. >> harris, thank you. >>> one man's mission to reform public education has morphed into a national standard. what that man is now calling the biggest problems with our school system. >>> and man versus wild during rush hour traffic, as an ostrich takes on a truck. so, is that even a contest? i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. >>> time to check out what america is clicking today, this photo of earth snapped by

also congress' longest serving member said he is retiring today amade string of sexual harassment claims. the democratic representative john conyers has someone in mind to take his place that is very close to him. you stay close to me. i'll be right back. ♪ what i want, you've got, ♪ but it might be hard to handle ♪ ♪ like the flame that burns the candle ♪ ♪ the candle feeds the flame ♪ topped steak & twisted potatoes at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. let's get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >> harris: this developing story. democratic congressman john conyers of michigan announced a couple hours ago that he is retiring today. >> i am retiring today. i want everyone to know how much i appreciated the support. incredible. undiminished support that i have received across the years from my supporters. not only in my district, but across the country as well. >> harris: that

. >> i have breaking news on the somebody amad akani after a shoot out. three hours after his picture was released by the phish. he has now been charged in connection with that shooting in union county, new jersey. five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. weapons charges as well. is he being held on $5.2 million pail. first court appearance is tentatively set for next wednesday, september 28th. here in manhattan in block of 23rd street between sixth and seventh avenue about to be reopened and closed since that explosion rocked this block blowing out windows and injuring 29 people. he is believed to set the pressure cooker bomb that blew up here on and another one that did not blow up on 27th street. suspected of planting pipe bombs at two places seaside park and elizabeth. they caught him thanks to summers video which shows him clearly planting the bombs here in new york city and fingerprints found on at least one of the unexploded ordeordnance. authorities tell us one of those five people retained last night who were suspected to be

led forces amade surge of taliban attacks not necessarily on us. a large wave of taliban violence this month i must say as expected. involved in the recent bombing that targeted school girls killing 85. unbelievable, right? some see these attacks as a sign of what's to come as our troops leave. joining us now a man who led the surge in afghanistan when president obama took over, he took over for general mcchrystal. general david petraeus. general, your thoughts about us leaving by 9/11 2021. >> well, i fear that we are going to look back and regret this decision. what could happen now and what seems beginning to be happening is taliban further taking control of different territory. some crumbling of the afghan security forces as we are drawing down our presence. we're also seeing the coalition forces prepare to withdraw. we had 3500. they had about 7,000 or so. at some point, some of our contractors may feel unsafe. then the maintenance of the afghan air force, we have given them some very sophisticated helicopters and aircraft that's very importan

then he amad anderson cooper thanks but he actually just doesn't care about kids at all, nor the help of their teachers and parents. any of the american federation of teachers in the national education association railing against the president as well for the president of the followed the science. he also keeps in mind that we have a constitution. he will be unashamed at all without getting for the science and the best interest of the children of this country. thank you very much. >> harris: without all of the white house press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, wrapping up almost a half hour of quick statement and taking questions from reporters. you heard that last bit there on schools and the importance of keeping them open and all the lessons we've learned. in her defense of president trump and reminding people how much he was pushing for that, even early on i in the make and how much criticism he took. i would just point out, i know from our own reporting, that when you look back on history and to see other pandemics closing schools was not part of the game. it is interesting where we

now, as you know, i spent a lot of time abroad, amade -- i made a lot of friends overseas, and i havem report from people saying what the hell is going on in the united states? how can you guys have a justice system like this? the i think a lot of people were shocked. a lot of them knew me, knew that i was telling the truth. but when you see durham go through this exhaustive three-year process and actually come forth with all of this information that in any normal world there would be -- there were so many crimes committed here. and remember, don't forget that you had obama, you asked me what did obama know about this. well, the sixth -- this was a stunt by the hillary clinton campaign in '16. it failed miserably because donald trump won overwhelmingly. maria: right. >> then what happened? obama was directly involved because he's the one that went back right after the election in 2016, he got all the intelligence agencies involved, and they leaked out to the fake news media that, oh, the russians must have done something and they were trying to help trump. obama did that. but obama kn

to prevent the funds from getting into iranian hands and iran, saudi arabia and qatar amade statements pitting blame at israel for the attack. you have to ask why the administration so far does not want to talk about plans to refreeze the money. there's some consideration that perhaps it would make future negotiations to get hostages home. it would complicate those negotiations but of course, that would have already existed the minute we made these funds available. we don't yet have clear answers to those questions on why they don't want to just come out and say that we don't intend to let iran get this money, bill. >> bill: might be the first question of the briefing. we'll stand by for that when it begins. thank you, jac jackie. now to sandra on the touch screen. >> sandra: bill, i want to bring our viewers along for what we're learning about the u.s. involvement in this ongoing conflict in the first u.s. weapons that have arrived in israel. we're in the two minute window in the briefing and bringing the leafing inside the white house as soon as that begins. meanwhile, the uss gerald

you both have made amade incredible points. thanks, andy, john. we'll come back to you. so stand tight. right now the white house is saying that it was not given advanced notice of attorney general merrick garland's remarks and won't make comments on his remarks. i want to go to jacqui heinrich in south carolina right now traveling with the president. jacqui? >> hi, charles. yeah, if anyone wanted to know what the white house is saying about this, they won't deliver that. they want to stay as far as way from this as possible. not just saying they're going to give a reaction but letting us know that they found out about garland's remarks in the media. they want to make sure that people understand that there is no coordination between the white house and the doj and that's what they're trying to evoke here. to allay fears of any political influence over this investigation. what is notable, this is a bit of a difference with how the white house handled the discussion about trump in the past. in a briefing this week, i noticed the wide house shied away from questions surroun