yemen, aden, were the top three finalists. the experts involved at the end of the day figured that because of the standoff -- i do not mean for there to be any irony, but because of the standoff and the refueling some 400 to 500 meters from the shore, that there would be a natural standoff from launched weapons. what al qaeda did for its part was quite ingenious, exploiting the local cell that jamal al badawi mentioned. he was taken out in an airstrike year.uary 1st this he was the senior local guy that guys tap into because they knew him from bosnia and other places. badawi or quso would not know the nuts and bolts because of the compartmentalization. what al qaeda was able to do, knowing about yemen generally, through those trusted relationships knew the degree they could hide in plain sight. one of the things i will tell you -- it has often been written and i have met a lot of smart people that are convinced the yemen government was complicit. there is not one scintilla of evidence that has come my way. that is counterintui

navy destroyer suffers an explosion in the port of aden. and i was looking at the tv, randy was looking at the tv and we both said, we know what that is. and it was flashing up breaking news, government of yemen says accident, explosion, we said, intuitively at least we knew it was al qaeda. >> could you tell from the video that you saw? or you just knew? >> widget knew from knowing al qaeda's motors and around i -- modus operandi, beyond intuition which an investigator intuition is one thing but the investigation but we had that feeling and that instinct, so later that morning, i received a call from headquarters and said, get ready, stand by, in fact my boss at the time mark fallon in the audience he said pack up a bag for seven to 10 days. then head over to yemen to meet the vanguard of the investigative unit. fbi, ncis. it took me about three days to get there. and the seven to 10 days turned into about 2 1/2 years. >> wow. >> wouldn't trade it for anything. >> how long did it take for the government of yemen to acknowledge that this wa

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las personas lo que hizo fue injusto or que yo con una bebÉ arriesgÁndome a todo lo que uno vivÍa y adÉnora lo que vamos a ver es mÁs sufrimiento antes de que veamos la luz. kristen nielsen es vista como la res con sable de la separaciÓn de niÑos en la frontera culpÓ al gobierno del presidente obama de haber iniciado esa prÁctica y que Él fue quien la detuvo y que no tiene intenciÓn de reactivarla. patricentre tanto las detenciones batieron todos los rÉcords, cifras de las patrulla fronteriza dice que se arrestaron sin venta y 3000 familias y 3000 adultos que llegaron solos se destaca tambiÉn un creciente aumento de arresto los de mujeres con niÑos el promedio fue de 3000 personas por dÍa entre marzo del 2018 y 2019. una de las principales crÍticas a la llegada de miles de centroamericanos tiene que ver con el cos lo que su presencia le genera a los contribuyentes aseguran que el costo de atender la crisis humanitaria desgasta las finanzas de sus gobiernomiinvierten miles de dÓlares en centros de detenciÓn. >mantener activo el sistema de deportaciones no es barato, el servicio de inmigra

there are many many other bad things going on that we probably have more ability to control right now aden it looks like you're shaking your head i'm going to give you the last word but please be mindful the fact that we only have about forty seconds left go ahead . all i wanted to say is that i wanted to take issue with the idea that we must regard media as businesses journalism actually is moving out of being regarded as a business in the market sense today increasingly journalism isn't a business in the market sense journalism is increasingly a public institution with public purpose and it's first an ultimate aim is to provide reliable and trustworthy information the question is how we can do that without pressure from government how we can do that and make it sustainable for the future these are the big questions that are that have to be answered for the future of journalism but also for the future of democracy all right we're going to leave it there as we have run out of time thanks so much to all our guests aiden white from the hootie and caroline mascot and thank you too for watchin

already let's bring in our guests from london aden white president and founder of the ethical journalism network rami hooty is professor of journalism at american university of beirut he is currently in new york to address an international forum on press freedom and again from london caroline muscat co-founder and editor of the shift news welcome to the program caroline let me start with you it used to be that journalists mostly came under threat due to violence covering war covering dangerous stories that really has changed fundamentally in the last several years has it not it has we are seeing a change and threats and the kind of intimidation that genesis are facing. this climate of fear that we're talking about test started over the last intensified of the last couple of years we are not looking at things like cyber harassment they set of tradition harassment or challenges that make janet's life on the ground very difficult and make it very hard to act. rami i want to start the discussion today by discussing the united states a country where the notion of freedom of the press is enshr

possible around the gulf of aden southern end of the red say twenty five celsius in doha quite a brisk wind just freshening things up and it'll stay that way as we go on through the next day out so let's get out into southern parts of africa some showers coming into the eastern cape again just watch out for cyclists the attends in. on this take a look at the top stories here it out. president month three policy the senate has released a statement declaring that intelligence warnings of possible attacks were not shared with him he said to restructure the security forces in the coming week. the u.n. special envoy for libya has renewed his appeal for all groups to stop the third week of fighting around the capital tripoli at least two hundred sixty four people have been killed. rejected the final appeal of to john this who would jailed reporting on a massacre of people while. they've already spent sixteen months in prison after being convicted of breaking an official secrets law. the last appeal for word is journalist. has been rejected by the supreme court's in me and more that coming do

. >>> halima aden is a nudist , newest model of the sports illustrated magazine.ted brought her back to her home country of kenya for the photo shoot. she was born in a refugee camp in kenya before moving to the united states at the age of seven. the magazine comes out next week. >>> a potential solution to a nasty problem on the streets of san francisco. wyatt doesn't get to the root cause of the problem. >>> plenty of tension between the warriors and the rockets. we will take you inside the oracle arena for a preview of the game. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. >>> the warriors rocket game is tonight. there up 2-0 in the series. they have to tip it off and that will happen it oracle arena. sarah? >> reporter: good morning, guys. a couple of hours ago i was talking about tickets. two tickets courtside $60,000 each. that's out of beach, reach for me and probably a lot of our viewers. i'm in section 1

. >>50 before i headed out here in aden half a look was potholes snow for you.idn't have time to waste our pretty hard i enjoy doing what i do and i think he sees it and so it kind rubs off on him when his mom's tire fell victim to this crater at the end of his muskegon heights street so i've to study actually fixing the road himself. >>the sea he saw problem he thought he can fix it by filling in the potholes with that or a crew came through and finish the job monte started. >>news but stay low. >>topping off most of the potholes used to be a good story but with anything like so. and i want know he says you can't fix the problem by filling and he's just like the reese just had a whole should have used term my cause more money last longer. >>monti hopes whatever the solution. i'm thinking the days inn it happens sooner than his 16th birthday street. ii. >>that was julie dunmurry reporting for us tonight. montae story received attention for michigan governor, gretchen whitmer she says she is making plans to meet him. take things in your own hand doesn't >>do it,

. >>50 right here in aden half a look to was potholes snow for you.>monti didn't have time to waste our pretty hard i enjoy doing what i do and i think he sees it and so it kind of rubs off on him when his mom's tire fell victim to this crater at the end of his muskegon heights street so i've to study actually fixing the road himself. >>the sea he saw problem he thought if he can fix it by filling in the potholes with that or a crew came through and finish the job monte started. >>good news but stay low. >>topping off most of the potholes used to be a good story but with anything like that. and i want to know he says you can't fix the problem by filling and he's just like the reese just had a whole should have used term my cause more money last longer. >>monti hopes whatever the solution. i think an eye on the days inn it happens sooner than his 16th birthday. >>yeah i was julie dead money the shame. is calling me why couldn't you be that. >>and i like that you know he didn't want his mom's car. so he's like mom, take care that their potholes and then

it was out of the question for him to decide not footo release his tax returns because it contain adenthat. the next year the charitable donations were $15,091. here are the dates in which president obama and vice president biden publicly released their tax returns after filing with the irs. four times the president did it on the last day, april 15th. the earliest he did it was april 10th. and most presidents use the filing of their tax returns to make a public statement about their next policy. in his last year as president when he released his taxes on april 15th to proval to the country he was doing his part in paying his taxes on time president obama said while we've made progress toward ensuring that the wealthiest americans pay their fair share, there is more work to do. we need to close special tax loopholes for millionaires and billionaires and invest in the middle class. that was a typical statement from a democratic president on april 15th when he was filing and releasing his tax returns. donald trump has no message for the american taxpayer on april 15th. donald trump makes

for any operation that takes place, whether it is libya or a counter piracy operation in the gulf of aden, or a peacekeeping operation in the balkans. those are under nato commands provided that the soldiers are paid for, trained by, provided by the individual member states. joseph, new jersey, republican line, good morning. caller: i have a question, what ceto?appened to seco -- what caused its demise? and what lessons did we learn as it relates to nato? very interesting question. back in the 1950's there was an attempt to create new alliance structures in the middle east and in asia, multilateral alliance structures based very much on the concept of nato and of the organization of the american states within the western hemisphere to sort of surround the soviet union geographically i'm europe, through the middle east and into asia. the problem was that the countries who made up those various alliances, seco and others that you mentioned, weren't willing to cooperate with the united states. what they wanted was a bilateral relationship with the united states. so, we have a bilateral defen

and aden brody is our nephew. and benicio del toro, what a sweetie. [ laughter ] he is -- no.h: yeah. he reallis. >> yeah. >> seth: in all seriousness, the same thing, when he was here, i was like, "oh, this is such a wonderful surprise hely you are." >> yeah. really. yeah. s[ laughter ] h: so menacing. >> because -- yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> you think he's going to eat you. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: congratulations and everything. you've got to come back again soon. it's always just such a pleasure. [ cheers and applause ] that's henry winkler, everybodyn "barry" airsy nights on hbo. i'll be right back with conleth hill. [ chrs and applause ] ♪ ♪ we switched. i switched to chevy. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. i switched from ram to chevy. see why people are switching to chevy. we love our chevy. why did we switch? just look at it. switch into a new chevy today. current competitive owners get 20% below msrp on most equinox models when financing with gm financial. that's over eight thousand dollars on this equinox. on most equinox models when fina

this week meanwhile across the robin peninsula when it is dry fish as possible around the gulf of adensouthern end of the red sea pretty nice celsius in doha quite a brisk wind freshening things up and it'll stay that way as we go on through the next day or two let's get out into southern parts of africa some showers coming into the eastern cape again just watch out for a cycle of their tents and their. sweat tears and sometimes blot but for them it's what their dreams are made of. just tells a story of a young moroccan boxes from humble backgrounds for training for the lights of their lives. on the former champion who gives his all that success casablanca by cop on how to zero. the. al-jazeera. where every. time just take a look at the top stories here in the al-jazeera news out drunk as president my three policy center has released a statement declaring intelligence warnings about possible attacks was not shared with him he said he'll restructure the police and security forces in the coming weeks african leaders meeting in cairo and eventually dan's military to handle the politics of

possible around the gulf of aden southern end of the read say pretty nice celsius in doha quite a brisk wind just freshening things up and it'll stay that way as we go on through the next day out so let's head out into southern parts of africa some showers coming into the eastern cape again just watch out for cyclists the attends and there. sweat tears and sometimes blood but for them it's what their dreams are made of. al-jazeera world tells a story of a young moroccan boxes from humble background to train one of the whites of their lives. i am the former champion who gives his all and that success casablanca fikile on al-jazeera. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skee. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super thirty announces they are. take a look at the top stories here in the al-jazeera news out because prime minister says some of the suicide bombers may have traveled abroad before the easter attack mass fu

. >> reporter: halima aden is changing the game and changing history as the first model to wear a burkini in the "sports illustrated" sim suit issue. when you were shooting what was going through your mind? >> we definitely had a lot of moments where everybody was breaking down crying. it's a huge moment. "sports illustrated" is proving that a girl that's wearing a bikini could be right alongside a girl wearing a burkini, and as women we can come alongside each other and be each other's biggest cheerleader celebrating the diversity of women. >> reporter: known for turning models like tyra banks and kate upton into household names the iconic brand is trying to push forward the conversation around beauty. >> this year's issue has one of the biggest and broadest samplings of beauty that we've ever featured. you see a wide range of age and >> how did you feel when you first saw the pictures? >> i've never gotten to shoot in the ocean wearing a women suit. i felt like i was beyonce in that water. i was living my best life. it was incredible. it was a neat, neat experience. something i probably

. >> former vice president joe aden appearing before friendly union audience on friday joked twice about accusatis by women wh say he has made them uncomfortable with unwelcome though not sexual physical contact. >> by the way, h gave me permission to touch him. >> for some of his accusers,it was proof despite his video earlier this ek. >> i git, i get it. >> that biden doesn't get sit. >> it for me like a slap in the face. he say i get it, it's it. i believe in women. i advocate from women. that's not what i saw from the speech. >> afterward biden did some damage control but he did not apologize. >> i'm sorry i didn't understand more. i'm not sorry for any of my intentions. i'm not sor for anything i have ever done. >> the controversy is given new oxygen to questions whether biden who came of age politically during the 20th century can lead an increasingly diverse democratic p in the 21st. >> do you believehe vice president should enter this race? >> he's gog to have to make that decision for himself. >> on friday biden took a shot at the new left. >> the definition of progressive now s

aden pierce studying international relations from massachusetts. he's got a question about how you win with a specific group. >> thank you, senator, for taking my question. donald trump won the 2016 election in large part because he appealed to a discontent middle class in the heartland. how do you win back their trust and their vote? >> i guess you look at what i've done, and i am someone that runs in a purple state. it is a state when i first started running for office the other senator was republican, the governor was republican and three our four of our offices was republican. and i started running. and every single time i have won i have won every single congressional district in my state. it's when you guys are supposed to cheer, okay? and i didn't do that by selling out on my principles. i did that by going not just where it's comfortable but where it's uncomfortable. i did that by meeting people where they were. by going to farms, going to small town caves, by winning the right way. and they didn't agree with everything i've said and they s

there are many many other bad things going on that we probably have more ability to control right now aden it looks like you're shaking your head i'm going to give you the last word but please be mindful the fact that we only have about forty seconds left go ahead. all i wanted to say is that i wanted to take issue with the idea that we must regard media as businesses journalism actually is moving out of being regarded as a business in the market sense today increasingly journalism isn't a business in the market sense journalism is increasingly a public institution with public purpose and it's first an ultimate aim is to provide reliable and trustworthy information the question is how we can do that without pressure from government how we can do that and make it sustainable for the future these are the big questions that are that have to be answered for the future of journalism but also for the future of democracy all right we're going to leave it there as we have run out of time thanks so much to all our guests aiden white from the hootie and caroline mascot and thank you too for watching

there are many many other bad things going on that we probably have more ability to control right now aden it looks like you're shaking your head i'm going to give you the last word but please be mindful the fact that we only have about forty seconds left go ahead . all i wanted to say is that i wanted to take issue with the idea that we must regard media as businesses journalism actually is moving out of being regarded as a business in the market sense today increasingly journalism isn't a business in the market sense journalism is increasingly a public institution with public purpose and it's first an ultimate aim is to provide reliable and trustworthy information the question is how we can do that without pressure from government how we can do that and make it sustainable for the future these are the big questions that are that have to be answered for the future of journalism but also for the future of democracy all right we're going to leave it there as we have run out of time thanks so much to all our guests aiden white from the hootie and caroline mascot and thank you too for watchin

is trending on twitter because this year‘s issue of ‘sports illustrated swimsuit‘ features halima adenl straps and robes from the boat. they managed to ta ke robes from the boat. they managed to take off this harness and inside it, there was equipment of saint petersburg written on it. the conclusion being that it may have come from russia and that maybe russian scientists have been using this way. —— wale. you may remember dolphins were used as well for spying. you are very worried about that. have you seen with this? british spies have developed an app... go on... that locks your mobile screen if somebody is appearing over your shoulder or ta kes appearing over your shoulder or takes your phone away. it is not available for us commoners. so if i am looking at my children‘s phones i will not be able to look any more. you know occasionally when you go to a charity shop and there is an unbelievable stock of stuff and you wonder where does it come from? a woman has donated 50,000 pounds worth of designer clothing so obviously has been all over it. peter crouch, there is one charity shop

. >>50 before i headed out here in aden half a look was potholes snow for you. time to waste our pretty hard i enjoy doing what i do and i think he sees it and so it kind rubs off on him when his mom's tire fell victim to this crater at the end of his muskegon heights street so i've to study actually fixing the road himself. >>the sea he saw problem he thought he can fix it by filling in the potholes with that or a crew came through and finish the job monte started. >>he been a name but stay low. >>topping off most of the potholes used to be a good story but with anything like that. and i want know he says you can't fix the problem by filling and he's just like the reese just had a whole should have used term my cause more money last longer. >>monti hopes whatever the solution. >>i think days in it happens sooner than his 16th birthday call those 3. >>the total you go monday that was julie done my on the story received attention from the michigan state house michigan's governor's schedule, some time to meet with him. well take a look at the scene at last night a

. >> reporter: halima aden is changing the game and making history as the first hijab-wearing model tothere shooting it, what was going through your mind? >> we definitely had a lot of moments where everybody was like breaking down crying because it's a huge moment. "sports illustrated" is proving that a girl that's wearing a bikini could be right alongside a girl wearing a burqini and as women we can be be each other's biggest cheerleaders. celebrating the diversity of women. >> reporter: known for turning models like tyra banks and kate upton into household names, the iconic brand is now trying to push forward the conversation around beauty. >> this year's issue has one of the biggest and broadest samplings of beauty we've ever featured so you see a wide range of age and race and levels of modesty that really is a first for us. >> how did you feel when you first saw the pictures? >> i have never gotten to shoot in the ocean wearing a swim suit, and i felt like i was beyonce in that water, sis. i was, like, living my best life. it was incredible and it was a neat, neat experience. som