. >> first to tora bora geraldo rivera with the very latest. >> we watched all morning long with osamarelentless pressure from american bombers in the air and the freedom fighters from the ground. >> it cannot last. >> tora bora was a crazy place. >> if you put up a fight, they have no place else to go. >> all places on earth at that moment, i wanted to be in tora bora, i wanted to see osama bin laden die. >> i thought that hit you. >> i remember a bully going by so fast and so close in my ear i heard the sound barrier break. >> the day after the first night in tora bora we had another sniper in the bullet whipping around your head and you went with the camera to get a better shot over the and then the sniper attacked them. and i kept calling craig rivera, craig where are you and finally you broke free and you sprinted. >> we had front row seat of the united states air force of the united states bombing the headquarters of al-qaeda. >> it did not work out as well as i'd hoped. >> one of the b-52s drop too early or too late killing two, happened at the same time we separate her own grea

know it's called that because paul burrell the french anti-terrorist squad officer who was part of bora bora spy result ski's security detail has told us that what the name of the operations are and of course their result ski died in very mysterious circumstances in britain in 2013 where he supposedly committed suicide by hanging when he's his security people have disappeared for the afternoon but the coroner in sorry decided that in fact he wasn't going to give a verdict of death by suicide now you'd have thought that the western media would have picked to be immediately on that and said here is more of mr putin's political opponents he's died in mysterious circumstances in surgery what's going on here but none of that was done because the state in britain took the view that he had committed suicide even though the coroner disagreed and of course the family of the results are fairly convinced that he was murdered by the british intelligence has and people say that the west doesn't do things like that and i think that's part of the circularity of the arguments we get into here because w

she wanted to establish a musical connection to general bora welcome home is about family and all its strengths and flaws. when i went to cairo i was playing the guitar and i was saying and i got in common and just realised that the good how to live in was not loud enough i couldn't hold on like. europe is very close. in europe and yet. it's like when the adrenaline so it didn't match the energy. she changed styles experimented with electronic beats and made sound collages discovering the world a new in the process. and just a mix of african reality images that will form the sickly but. now spends most of her time in germany she lives with her young daughter in berlin but africa is a strong part of the mix on this track she sample speeches by kwame nkrumah the 1st leader of an independent gonna. and mixes them with bits of dialogue she recorded during taxi rides around cameroon . now she no longer feels the need to enlighten germans who blank on their country's colonial past in germany i have conversations more with people like jim lee did. and i. can brylin them bollard gets a taste

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monday he's the german government spokesperson basically the voice of angle a miracle he said that look bora trees in france and in sweden had now confirmed the presence of novacek in those samples taken from mist in the valley. clarification on the nevada only case the federal government has involved the o.p.c. w. in the analysis of evidence in addition to other international laboratories have confirmed that a nerve agent from the group was the cause of the poisoning well is that information comes in the we're also getting news from over in russia in the city of on square alexina valmy was 1st treated from the senior toxicologist at the hospital where he was 1st treated saying that alexei navalny did not present to them when he 1st arrived with symptoms that would be welts into she would see from somebody who had been poisoned with novacek with another chalk nerve agent it's hard to see how this news coming out of berlin on monday will put kate russia moscow has said it wants to see the data that germany has it's now shared that data it would seem with laboratories in sweden and in france a

when petaluma police say 41 year-old james watkins jumped the curb with his toyota prius and hit done bora the car ended up in the roundabout police say watkins was allegedly under the influence of prescription narcotics at the time. >>none gore a family friend calling rieger says the collective feeling is sadness mixed with anger after learning this is at least the second dui walk ins has been charged with since 2018. a case that has been pending in court for 2 years sort of pressure lately i mean this is no way around that is the stuff like that can stand if you will tell law. >>and that other so much pain and hardship here like people can get all of their lives. it's ridiculous that in a situation where. >>the locks and other side. there's no justice in the sonoma county sheriff's office confirms watkins has posted bail at $100,000. >>and is no longer in custody. the petaluma police department says it is working with the dmv to keep him off the road that person should been the license should have been suspended they should have been driving. you know i don't know what's going on at the

surrogate tora bora as his followers know him best sorry and a former traffic cop claiming to be the 2nd coming of jesus christ the same man accused of allowing psychological and physical violence against his followers child and human rights abuses since 1901 he's led a fanatical cults called the church of the last testament in siberia's cross new york but a recent police raid against him and his followers landed him in handcuffs according to the investigation the church of the last testament has used people in order to generate revenue from religious 60 would also accomplices have used psychological violence against its followers resulting can seriously harm the perpetrators will be church in the near future didn't take long for mr taurus arrest to make international headlines so what's so remarkable about this cult well in 1905 it established a commune called the vis sorry and community and for 2 and a half decades it basically acted as a state within a state in a remote part of siberia there practically existed an independent government on the territory of crossing your risk known

when petaluma police say 41 year-old james watkins jumped the curb with his toyota prius and hit done bora the car ended up in the roundabout police say watkins was allegedly under the influence of prescription narcotics at the time. >>then gore a family friend calling rieger says the collective feeling is sadness mixed with anger after learning this is at least the second dui walk ins has been charged with since 2018. a case that has been pending in court for 2 years sort of lately i mean this is no way around that is the stuff like that can stand. >>you will tell law. and that other so much pain hardship here like people can get all of their lives. it's ridiculous that a situation where. >>the and other side. there's no justice the sonoma county sheriff's office confirms watkins has posted bail at $100,000. >>and is no longer in custody. the petaluma police department says it is working with the dmv to keep him off the road that person should been the license should have been suspended they should have been driving. you know i don't know what's going on at the court case, but you wish th

professional or the the results of the analysis by the german motorola bora 3 and the german doctorshere and there i would make the strong statement i see no reason to doubt or do it soon that the german military oratory all the german doctors at the sherry to clinic here believe would be instrumental eyes to many affections some sort of faith result of fake news or fake analysis so the statement that we have a poison of the not sure group i take it for the truth. and what we were how the german government deals with this is a different is a different is you we have we have a certain fact and i would not advise to know that fact the question though is is who the culprit is though who carried beside that that's the thing without an investigation this is the point we've been trying you know to to to garner because condemnation as i'm sure you're aware as being pouring in from across the world you've got the white house calling the novacek attack reprehensible threatening sanctions as well france the u.k. demanding explanations from russia. proportionate is this i cringe given again i r

when petaluma police say 41 year-old james watkins jumped the curb with his toyota prius and hit done boraar ended up in the roundabout police say watkins was allegedly under the influence of prescription narcotics at the time. >>then gore a family friend colin rieger says the collective feeling is sadness mixed with anger after learning this is at least the second dui walk ins has been charged with since 2018. >>a case that has been pending in court for 2 years sort of pressure lately i mean this is no way around that is the stuff like that can stand the people shall law. and that so much pain and hardship here like people can get all of their lives. it's ridiculous that a situation where. >>he you know that scott there's no justice in the sonoma county sheriff's office confirms watkins has posted bail at $100,000. >>and is no longer in custody. the petaluma police department says it is working with the dmv to keep him off the road that person should been the license should have been suspended they should have been driving. you know i don't know what's going on at the court case, but you

when petaluma police say 41 year-old james watkins jumped the curb with his toyota prius and hit done bora the car ended up in the roundabout police say watkins was allegedly under the influence of prescription narcotics at the time. >>then gore a family friend calling rieger says the collective feeling is sadness mixed with anger after learning this is at least the second dui walk ins has been charged with since 2018. a case that has been pending in court for 2 years sort of lately i mean this is no way around that is the stuff like that can stand the people shall law. >>and that other so much pain and hardship here like people can get all of their lives. it's ridiculous that in a situation where. >>the locks and other side. there's no justice in the sonoma county sheriff's office confirms watkins has posted bail at $100,000. >>and is no longer in custody. the petaluma police department says it is working with the dmv to keep him off the road that person should been the license should have been suspended they should have been driving. you know i don't know what's going on at the court cas

india with support and enormous amounts of high-tech knowledge-based workers and indian-american ds boraimportant and virginia is richer and more diverse commonwealth now and that investment of immigrants over a third of that tech jobs insect tech businesses in northern virginia are founded by immigrants. >> thank you, senator. you blew through our stop time. >> it is not enough, mark. you've not got it done. >> we are moving to a new topic here, julie carey with the next question. >> for the first time this november virginia voters will be able to cast mail in ballots early without an absentee excuse and those who choose can return them through drop boxes. it is estimated at least 60% of virginians will cast their vote via mail this election. how confident are you in the security of the virginia vote? >> well, i've got some concerns but let me start with a story that i think is really awesome. when i was in iraq in november 2004 i and all my soldiers cast our absentee ballots around the country and the 2004 presidential and state and local elections. i was proud to cast an absentee ball

when petaluma police say 41 year-old james watkins jumped the curb with his toyota prius and hit done bora car ended up in the roundabout police say watkins was allegedly under the influence of prescription narcotics at the time. >>then gore a family friend colin rieger says the collective feeling is sadness mixed with anger after learning this is at least the second dui walk ins has been charged with since 2018. >>a case that has been pending in court for 2 years sort of pressure lately i mean this is no way around that is the stuff like that can stand the people shall law. and that so much pain and hardship here like people can get all of their lives. it's ridiculous that in a situation where. >>he wants to know that scott. there's no justice the sonoma county sheriff's office confirms watkins has posted bail at $100,000. >>and is no longer in custody. the petaluma police department says it is working with the dmv to keep him off the road that person should been the license should have been suspended they should have been driving. you know i don't know what's going on at the court case,

and you have to talk about a first person call tora bora. hubert was going on you had a first-person there, i want view of what was going on you to talk a little there. talk a little about how bit more about that that panned out and the frustrations perhaps he hanging out in the hiring must've felt having a chance the end of it. the frustrations to get the guy who kind of who perhaps most of caused 9/11 but having him felt, having a chance to get the slip through your fingers. guy that caused 9/11. but having him, slip through your fingers. >> so that night, what was really interesting about that was, i was reading >> what was interesting about that was i was reading another book at the time i another book at the time that was writing that chapter i was writing the about someone in the ground chapter about forces there. someone in the ground it was easy to use what i forces that were there. so was actually really easy to was doing and marry it with footnote sort of what he was doing and i think use, what that is one way i got the i was doing

in effect, a republican spokesman in foreign policy after the death of one of his mentors, william bora, who died in 1940, vandenberg was unquestionably the voice of the republican party in foreign affairs. and in 1943 as the 1944 election was coming up, the republicans had a big conference in northern michigan and vandenberg's challenge was to unify the party around a platform for the 1944 election because in 1940 it had been torn apart with wilkie and taft, having two different visions of what the republicans should stand for, so vandenberg puts the group together at mackinaw island and gets them to agree that the republicans will support an international organization after the war what became the united nations. even as roosevelt was planning the creation of the united nations, he wasn't talking about it because he didn't want to have the british with their colonies or the soviets with their concern about eastern europe starting to argue and jockey for position because they were our allies and we needed them to finish fighting the war. vandenberg was addressing things that the democr