in 1980 you and bernadine dohrn resurfaced. when she turned herself in bernadine dohrn promised to spend her energy working to defeat the american empire. you say you resolved by that point not to hurt anybody, but your comrades did not apparently get the let's be more peaceful memo. i say this because kathi will k wilkerson, she wrote aft fact, and i quote, the process by which weather leaders change from the language of glorifying violence in january 1970 to moderation was invisible to almost all weather members, certainly the assumption of most was a plan to build a clandestine fighting force was full steam ahead. if ayers says things were different in the west, most participants did not know this. what did you do to communicate to the people in your group no more violence? >> i don't agree with kathi. so i don't know what to say about it. i mean, we were a loose organization. we were not a disciplined organization. but we changed dramatically in 1970. there's no question. you can read the communique and understand. >> i rea

>> it's your book with bernadine. it's from one of your communiques. >> it's not my communique. >> it's your wife. >> no, i think it was -- >> no, it's your wife. not only that a former weather underground kathy wilkinson further offered her own rusation of what happened and she claimed while the weather underground was in it perpetrated that crime. >> she may have claimed it, but that's not true to my knowledge. >> she wasn't telling the truth either? >> i don't think so. >> john also believes you, the weather underground, perpetrated that crime a number of times. i want to give you a chance to respond. your 9-year-old little boy asleep in your bed, and what happens? >> actually, early in the morning on washington's birthday four bombs went off. two in the front of the house. there were two in the front that went off, there were bombs placed under the gas tank of our car, in the back of the house. the first two went off. notion that bill ayers and weather underground were about property damage, make it sound like the

>> your book with bernadine. you say in your book that you can't quite imagine putting a bomb in a building today, but you can't imagine entirely dismissing that possibility either. what would it take to make you bomb this country again? >> as violent and as nuts as we can be as a country, i can't completely say no, i would never ever rise up in opposition in a militant serious way. i can't say i wouldn't. >> ayers had this to say about his time with me, "she struck me as a very strange person. she's like a cyborg c in the basement of fox news, she's very striking, but very metallic, very cold, her eyes are very cold. i looked up cyborg and it's a superhuman being. striking, well, ayers knows a thing or two about that. just ask judge murtagh. after my alleged time in the basement, well, i've never actually lived underground. unlike ayers and his wife bernadine who evaded the fbi for 11 years. and then there's the eyes. man's got a point. they can be cold. not as cold as those of the three people killed while maki

>> your book with bernadine.at you can't quite imagine putting a bomb in a building today, but you can't imagine entirely dismissing that possibility either. what would it take to make you bomb this country again? >> as violent and as nuts as we can be as a country, i can't completely say no, i would never ever rise up in opposition in a militant serious way. i can't say i wouldn't. >> ayers had this to say about his time with me, "she struck me as a very strange person. she's like a cyborg constructed in the basement of fox news, she's very striking, but very metallic, very cold, her eyes are very cold. i looked up cyborg and it's a superhuman being. striking, well, ayers knows a thing or two about that. just ask judge murtagh. after my alleged time in the basement, well, i've never actually lived underground. unlike ayers and his wife bernadine who evaded the fbi for 11 years. and then there's the eyes. man's got a point. they can be cold. not as cold as those of the three people killed while making bombs for a

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. >> bernadine know, the u. n. special envoy to libya, thank you very much indeed for talking to us here at al jazeera. >> now, it's been 41 years since the former dictator led a military coupe in chili, but his legacy remains. the government is debating whether to lift an amnesty law, which protects those who violated human rights during his 17 year dictatorship. reports no uh from the capitol santiago. his body was found three days later. >> the people who killed and tortured my father have been totally identified. they were part of the so called brigade, which also carries out assassinations abroad. but while his daughter, had fought to bring them to justice, the courts have repeatedly set them free. made possible by a law current president described as an aberration of justice. >> this makeshift memorial in honor of victims in the dictatorship may be fading but not the memory of what happened here, and that is why the central government has sent a proposal to congress to eliminate an amnesty law, which has prot

fox who blames america for the 9/11 attacks and the boston marathon bombing, to domestic terrorist bernadinern who bombed america repeatedly and wound up teaching at northwestern university law school. throughout our nation college professors, some of them self-described anarchists, are teaching our students to hate america. few of those professors are publicly challenged on those lessons until tonight as we bring you part one of my exclusive interview with former university of colorado professor ward churchill. >> he made national headlines for suggesting the 9/11 victims deserved to die. a respected university professor calling nearly 3,000 murdered americans "little iekmans" comparing them to an infamous nazi. >> they made the system work which profit is maximized at the expense of starving and dying children and other people in the third world it's a matter of business as usual. that's ikeman like in my mind. >> that's how america first came to know the university of colorado's ward churchill. born in 1947 churchill came of age in the '60s. he was drafted by the army in 1966 spending clo

. >> bernadine who went onto teach at northwestern law school. >> these are people who can have receptionsama, the people who can go to the faculty cocktail parties, that can be at the democratic convention and they fit in. nobody thinks it's odd to have them there. now, ward's right, once it all blows up suddenly he becomes inconvenient, but he's right to feel a little bit outraged because before that -- >> they scapegoated him. >> the same people were like, hey, ward, we kind of agree with you. we may not blow up the pentagon, but your premise that america's the bad guy, your premise that america's the evil empire, not only do we agree with it, we teach that stuff ourselves. >> i would also point out to you it's not just former radicals from the left. you got individual who is eligible for prosecution as war crimes professor of law at university of california. i wouldn't want to mention john hugh's name, but we're talking about that. >> he's the one that wrote the memo justifying the use of -- >> well, he wasn't alone. the other one is a federal judge at this point. then you've got a cou

from domestic terrorist bill ayers to his wife bernadine dorn who was once on the fbi's most wanted list and fellow members of their weather underground like kathy wilkerson and kathy bodine. she spent 20 years in prison for killing a cops. these are some of the people molding minds of students across the country. people like this are rarely challenged in public until tonight as i bring you night two of my exclusive interview with former professor ward churchill. as the u.s. weighs what to do about isis, a growing terror army in the middle east, many fear if we hit this group hard, it will only endanger america and her citizens. within this collection there's a far left subset that blames these conflicts on american foreign policy and what they view as an arrogant u.s. whose military is so immoral the terrorists can never even the score. chief among this crowd -- ward churchill who for decades was on the inside of america's educational system, a respected, tenured professor at the university of colorado. on the day of the 9/11 attacks he penned an essay praising the terrorists as gallant