white phosphorus or others in the military or go out of it in march two thousand and five an american army major bit surprising revelations in this army interview he claims that the use of white phosphorus proved highly effective and. he adds that he used it willingly against the insurgents the major refers to such tickling as shake and bake missions according to this officer white phosphorus was used in iraq to kill. given this damning evidence the international press seized upon the story. it would have to wait until november sixteenth two thousand and five for the american administration to officially admit to the media that the city was bombed with white phosphorous. back to fallujah seven years after the bombing the population is convinced that white phosphorus is still killing. such is the case with khalifa he lives in the jolan neighborhood one of the hardest hit by the bombing. in two thousand and five pound of the first charity for war victims. the same can gather as much information as possible beginning with these files on sick children. this child for example developed a brain tumor

his fallen colleagues, army specialist and marine major megan mcclung, a delegation of iraqi shakes and armies executed officers came in to pay their respects to the fallen americans and to offer an islamic prayers of mourning for them. which was a striking scene in the history of the iraq war. i had to find out more about this record as i interviewed scores of his american and iraqi colleagues am i came to realize that perhaps his story is critical to understanding america's role on the world stage in the post-bin laden, post arab spring era. and maybe even to discover more about what it truly means to be an american. the historical impact of what he and he probably said it was very striking to, in fact, i came to realize that he was a key player at a key moment in the iraq war. in fact it will begin turn around in mid 2006 months before the famous search started happening, as he and his military intelligence colleagues help iraqis launched something that was called the awaken, which was a sunni tribal revolt against al qaeda. al qaeda of course has never really conquered and held large pieces of territory in the world. there's some exceptions. but what happened

amazing person, an african-american journalist, thm only black journalist to be wits the northern armies coming intor the city. income, there were a number of journalists four major papers in the north who came into the city the day of the fire, the next ad couple days afterwards and sent wonderful cables back to -- wonderful in the sense of detailed dispatches back to their papers, and because of the telegraph, the day -- one and a maybe at the most two days latec people in the north read these m very detailed accounts of what was happening in richmond. it was great information for me as writer, but because during this twilight week you would have these reports that had a byline and a dateline even to hi the hour.oing you knew what they knew at thata particular day and what they didn't know what was going on t with the military situation. so it's great information. thomas chester wrote his first f paper, "the philadelphia press," seated in the chair of the n speaker of the house of delegates in the capitol. this was -- this was an event oi great symbolism and he knew it. he was a black man sitting in that chair writing his first al dispatch. a great, dramatic st

football star and army reservist who helped out at ground zero is now part of the team that will be prosecuting the 9/11 mastermind. major rob mcgovern is his name, and all-around american, the steelers, the new england patriots, before serving as an active duty lawyer for the army and will go head-to-head with ksm and four other suspects during the death penalty trial at guantanamo bay bay and, a friend says he'll approach the trial the way he plays football, full on, in your face and ready to argue within the rules. >>> and tried to shut him up but this man is suing the lottery commission and the ticket distributor after finding an unusual small pinprick on the scratch off game and claims it helps retailers identify winning tickets. the state's lottery director said the $20 tickets were tampered with. >> how can you continue to let a business operate with these businesses knowing there is a flaw and there are indiscrepancies? >> juliet: the lottery commission placed the issue in the hands of the little rock police department. >>> it looks like the rescuers even in -- rescuing times sometimes, you are looking at a paratrooper getting help from a local fire department a