the abbey gate bombing. he'd actually been in prison. >> up. >> until about two weeks prior. >> to. >> the attack. he was released and was approached by isis-k, which had already recruited him way back in 2016, so he was already. >> a member. >> of the group. >> and they approached approached him about basically conducting surveillance for the person who would ultimately become. >> the. >> bomber in this case. and i'll cite the indictment here. according to the indictment, he was tasked with scouting a route near the airport for the attacker. he conducted surveillance along that route, specifically checking for law enforcement and american or taliban checkpoints communicated to other isis-k members that he believed the route was clear and that he did not think the attacker would be detected while proceeding through that route. so he ultimately instructed by isis-k to leave the area around the airport. he does so. the attack obviously takes place, and he later recognizes the. bomber as another i.s.i.s. operat

. >> tonight i'm pleased to announce we have apprehended the top terrorist in the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> jesse: inside the secret hunt for the abbey gate monster. plus... >> congressman al green, og got knots. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we did not test trump for steroids because he set the state of the record -- union record. beating bill clinton by a mile. the vast majority of the country thought it was presidential, entertaining and inspiring. voters say trump's speech gave them hope. take that, obama. but one side of the room missed out. >> i look at the democrats in front of me and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud. nothing i can do. for just this one night, why not join us in celebrating so many incredible wins for america? for the good of our nation, let's work together and let's truly make america great again. >> jesse: trump said democrats will never change. and they proved him right. right when he got started, democrat al green with his big old ponytail started

service members killed at abbey gate. my second day on the job, maria, i spoke with the head of pakistani intelligence, i shared with him intelligence we had indicating that jaffar was located in the afghan, pakistan border region. i told him if he wanted to work with president trump and have good relations with our country, they would make this a high priority so we worked with the pakistani intelligence, jaffar was apprehended in short order and is in the united states to face justice. it's the trump effect, maria. everywhere i go, everyone i talked to, all of our foreign partners, allies and even problem maatic allies want to do more with the united states. it's the trump effect. you saw that play out and you're going to continue to see that play out as president trump really wants to make sure that our intelligence community and our law enforcement community instead of being weaponized for -- to go after political opponents is doing what we're supposed to be doing which is to work together for american justice, to hol

abbey gate during the u.s. withdrawal, 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 civilians killed. tonight, three american skiers trapped and feared dead following an avalanche, buried in up to 40ft of snow. the remarkable discovery tonight. a boy kidnaped when he was just seven years old. tonight found seven years later. alive. and where he's been discovered. tonight there's news in the idaho college murders case. the suspect, brian kohberger's attorneys. and what they're now saying about one of the victims and dna allegedly discovered. tonight, a teenage son, now a person of interest, found 800 miles from home with a gun. authorities suspect he killed his mother and stepfather and took off. the arrest tonight. authorities say a couple that had missed the boarding of their flight. arrested after trying to force their way on what they were accused of doing. there's news tonight about a popular weight loss drug and the price cut by nearly a quarter. nba star lebron james in the moment. the first player ever to score 50,000 points i

[cheers] >> three and a half years ago killed 13 service members and countless others in the abbey gatebing during the disastrous and incompetent with dangerously from afghanistan. i'm pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [applause] d.j. was diagnosed with brain cancer. the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years a ago. [applause] [applause] >> steve: i think going in the democrat strategy to be the opposition party was don't give him any credit for anything. but it flies in the face of that little boy's story or the kid who was just accepted and admitted to west point. you know, for the people listening this is like america's campfire. we tune in to see what is ahead for the country. that's just the way america works. a majority of americans agree with him. the border should be closed. death penalty should be out there for cop killers. cut waste, fraud, and abuse. these are all good things. these members of con

service members at abbey gate is headed to the u.s. to face justice. but there's no news on a timeline for the ukraine rare-earth minerals deal, despite the president praising zelenskyy's efforts to reset relations after the over office meltdown last week. this morning we learned the u.s. suspended intelligence sharing, along with the pause on military aid. >> president trump had a real question weather president zelenskyy was committed to the peace process. he said let's pause, i want to give you a chance to think about that. i think of the military front and the intelligence front, the pause that allowed that to happen, i think, will go away. i think we will work shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, as we have to push back on the aggression that is there. >> reporter: the president said last night he has received strong signals from russia that they are ready for peace. there is a briefing today at 1:00, maybe we will get news on that. >> we will be watching for all of those develop it. thank it was. >> bill: bringing in our first guest of the day, sec

service members at abbey gate, now coming to the u.s. to face justice. relayed that news to the 13 families in an emotional phone call. >> he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheers and applause] and and i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. what a horrible day. such incompetence was shown. when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance. that's how bad it was. >> reporter: the president indicated last night some progress bringing the russia-ukraine war to an end. after he kicked president zelenskyy out of the oval office last week, zelenskyy trying to repair the relationship after the u.s. suspended all military aid to ukraine. zelenskyy didn't directly apologize for his conduct, but reiterated ukraine is ready to sign this rare earth minerals deal. the cia director the morning confirming on fox business intelligence sharing with ukraine has also been paused. >> president trump had a real question about whether president zelenskyy was c

just two weeks before the abbey gate attack. and that's notable because it shows the results of the chaos of that withdrawal. right. you had many hundreds, thousands of prisoners being released during that time as the government was collapsing. here is one of them. and he contributed to that attack that killed so many, so many on that day, including 13 u.s. service members. >> yeah, and obviously, so much we don't know is, you know, exactly why they're bringing him back as opposed to whether they, you know, would have killed him in the field. i mean, there's a a lot of questions about this that i know we're going to be finding out over these next few hours. all right, jim, thank you very much. and we've been talking about that cnn instant poll. and now we do have some results coming in about how american voters responded to the address they just saw from the president. we will bring you that in just a couple of minutes. plus, what does come next for democrats who, while they were unhappy with trump's speech and certainly disdain

>>i'm very partial to anyone named abbey. it's my daughter's name. but it's something i find myself asking. it goes to what i talked about earlier about the rise of these nontraditional or nonmainstream sources of media. i will go basically on any podcast that i'm asked. i'll be true to who i am. i think people can smell a phony a mile away. so you know, my best advice is just be who you are and don't try to be anything that you're not. but i will say in general, if any candidate came to me asking for advice, i would say don't be so risk averse you turn down those opportunities. you might be on a podcast where you say the wrong thing and put it inartfully. i'm answering any question you have here. god knows i've probably said something that got someone angry. so be it. look who is in the white house right now. you know. i think that we'd be wise to learn something from that. not to adopt all his policy and the crazy stuff he says but don't be so risk averse or afraid to make a mistake. >>maybe because the democratic party was the party of canceling a

unsealed yesterday after trump's speech does reveal some new details about his alleged role in the abbey gate bombing, including it claims that he was a he conducted surveillance on a route leading to the airport so that the bomber himself would not be detected. it really painting him as an orchestrator and a planner of this plot. so we'll have to see again how this plays out in court. but trump and his allies really celebrating this as a win for them after his announcement last night. >> all right. zachary cohen, thank you so much for all those details this morning john. >> all right. new this morning. punchbowl declared the president's speech last night, quote, the golden age of pettiness, not pettiness, pettiness with a t you can see it right there. they went on to say, screaming and yelling from the crowd, blaming and barbs from the podium. it is the era of pettiness. easy for me to say. the trolling has become the focal point. with us now, cnn political commentators, democratic strategist maria cardona and republican strategist shermichael singleton and maria, one of the things that

. >> brian: let's talk about the big announcement yesterday mastermind behind the abbey gate bombing and killed 13, captured, coming here special thanks to pakistan. what could you tell us. >> special tanks to pakistan indeed. cooperate with us. this started, i want to be very clear, under this administration. we had our leadership, director ratcliffe and others in centcom and in the military, passing information to the pakistanis who helped us action it. after this president was elected. so this is a president who saw what happened. the debacle in afghanistan, and said when i'm president, i will make sure those held accounts -- those who perpetrated the death of 13 americans and injury of dozens of others. we will find them. we will keep our word. we partner with the pakistanis, based on intelligence we provided. they nabbed him. positively identified him. we have known that for a few days. he is on his way, i believe already in the united states. and will face justice. you see, what has the biden administration done? it happened and they wiped their hands of it and said best airlif

lots of news in the president's address including a senior member of iw will face justice in the abbeyicide bombing. delivering news to the families of the 13 u.s. servicemembers who were killed in a phone call. >> president trump: he is on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. i want to thank the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster, what a horrible d day, such inkocompetence was shown. when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance, that is how bad it was. >> jacqui: indicated progress bringing russia-ukraine war to an end after he kicked ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy out of the oval office last week saying zelenskyy was not talking seriously about peace. zelenskyy trying to repair the relationship after u.s. s suspended military aid to ukraine. >> president trump: i received an important letter from zelenskyy, the letter reads ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. we had serious discussions with russia and received strong signals that they are r

, he is amazing, or talking about taking out a suspected terrorist responsible potentially for the abbeymbing that took u.s. service members' lives and, you know, wounded dozens more that don't even often get highlighted, you would think there could be some unity on those things, some cheering and clapping for those. i mean, it's very much the feeling here that democrats, they feel resigned to the fact that they've got four more years of president trump, and for now they're in the minority and don't really have a lot of ways to effectively push back. stuart: earlier this morning the supreme court ruled that the trump administration must pay out the $2 billion earmarked for foreign aid. does that mean trump has to pay this and also does it set a precedent for other money that trump does not want to have spent but which he must now spend? >> well, this was specifically about this foreign aid that number of these groups had sued over. so it's about $2 billion in play here, and what the lower court judge said was, yep, you've got to pay it out. there was a very long, very meaty dissent writt

gate abbey gate bombing. announcing one of the guest in the chamber had been accepted to west point and surprised 13 old with brain cancer who has long wanted to be a police officer with this... >> and tonight we are going to do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. >> reporter: and it looked like for at least half the chamber there was not a dry eye in there. president trump is back at the white house now, he did not speak in his way in. a sign that a president who stops at the cameras just about every time is happy to let tonight's address stand as is. at least until tomorrow. >> trace: seems like a good strategy. liber the white house, thank you. plenty of reaction from the left out the president's big speech including the keynote democratic response from michigan senator. senior national correspondent kevin corke is sifting through all of that. good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. it's o

justice for abbey gate terrorist jaffar officially now in u.s. custody.an incredible moment. that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan sent shock waves. not just in that region, but literally across the entire world. one of my first things as united states senator was to travel and meet with world leaders. there was not one world leader that didn't mention this. they said the weakness that was shown was just insurmountable. we know what that lead to. we understand what peace through strength means. i know we touched on that earlier. reagan did preach it, donald trump practices it. this is a moment, this is one americans voted for. putting us back in the driver's seat, putting america first and showing that strength around the globe. >> bill: thanks for coming on. >> thank for having me. appreciate it. >> bill: nice to see you. you bet. music maccas. >> the busses started showing up to look mike is. some in my city were frightened, like i'm sure some of your constituents were frightened. they were afraid about crime and homelessness and weighed about wha

terrorism. 3 1/2 years ago isis activities killed 13 american service members and countless others in the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing. it was the way they withdrew. perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity, and he's right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheers] [applause] >> president trump: i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. this was a very momentous day for those 13 families who i actually got to know very well, most of them. whose children were murdered, and the many people that were so badly, over 42 people, so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan, what a horrible day. such incompetence was shown. when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance. that's how bad it was. should never have happened. grossly incompetent people. i spoke to many of t

and on ve day itself, thursday the 8th of may, a service of remembrance at westminster abbey and a concertards parade with space for 10,000 members of the public. all knew that both victory and failure were possible. like last year's d-day anniversary, the stories and memories of veterans will be at the heart of events. they're dwindling in number, but veterans that are able will be part of ve day. to inspire us and to remind us of what we owe to that great wartime generation. in 1945, the country celebrated its freedom. 80 years on, the commemorations take on added importance as the second world war will soon pass from living memory. daniela relph, bbc news. an update on pope francis' health now. the vatican says pope francis rested well during the night. he is in hospital in rome with pneumonia. the statement said the pope woke just after 8am after spending the night on non-invasive mechanical ventilation. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler

freed from prison for just two weeks in 2021 on a different charge before he allegedly helped plot the abbeybing, which killed 13 service members. and prosecutors say he admitted plotting the route used by the attacker when he was questioned after he was caught in the cia raid a few days ago, john. >> john: and so, scott, what does mohammad sharifullah look like in a courtroom? >> reporter: you really could feel the weight of the moment. i mean, there it is, a suspected isis-k terrorist standing in a u.s. court, answering for an historic attack. small man, barely 5 feet he was wearing those blue jail outfits that look like blue medical scrubs, and he spoke in a real meek voice, when informed he would be held in jail until further hearings and faces the prospect of life in prison if convicted, maurice. >> john: scott macfarlane in washington for us, thank you. >> maurice: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn with ice jams in the northeast and why they are so dangerous. >> john: and we will have these stories, as well. >> i'm mark strassmann. going to college without taking on a

mohammad confessed to his crimes in abbey gate, russia, iran, to the pakistanis.again confessed his crimes to the fbi. as president trump said last night, this killer will now face the swift sword of american justice for these atrocities right here on united states s soil. joe biden was responsible for this botched withdrawal, and he had three years to find this evil terrorist, and he didn't even try to get the job done. but president trump campaigned on behalf of and grew very close to the gold star families. he promised them accountability, and last night, he kept his promise. he spoke to those gold star families yesterday ahead of his speech in an incredibly heartwarming call to share this incredible news. and as president trump asked in his speech last night, how could anyone possibly be opposed to any of this action that he is taking? well, apparently the modern-day democrat party could. the behavior of democrats last night was completely disgraceful and demonstrated how severely out of touch they are with the american public. it was the most shameful moment

it happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate. occurring as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to american officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, q

. $0.13 are members of the us military abbey game. and that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan was announced. is that the terrorist has been apprehended as being brought back from pakistan to the us for prosecution. the democrats was not applied that i think they showed themselves to be at the american city and, and the human tonight. and i hope america was watching it. i think the good news is that president trump is used executive orders to accomplish the reversal of the, the d, e. i, the diversity, equity, and inclusion to work. next, it is so under cut our culture to, to stop the practice of, of man performing as women and women sports in going into locker rooms and bathroom skis, made great progress with executive orders. but as we saw just this week, the democrats unanimously voted against bar and man from competing in women sports . so while president talk with the executive orders that accomplish the line, you have to legislatively put those things into place in order for, for them to survive. this presidency, so i think t

it happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate. occurring as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to american officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, q

on both sides of the atlantic. at a parish church in lockerbie, scotland, in london's westminster abbey, at syracuse university, the campus that lost 35 students to the terrorists. our thoughts and prayers today are with the families and friends of those 270 people from so many countries whose lives were tragically taken in the lockerbie bombing ten years ago. man 10: turn back the clock. let it be seven o'clock on the evening of december 21st, 1988. the pressures of personal grief have been compounded, for many, by the frustrations of the fight for answers. i remember thinking that libya would never turn them over. we find no answer to the soul-searing question... why? suse: we were not interested in blaming anyone. we wanted to find the real deal. and so, if it took time, it took time. reporter: the years of diplomatic efforts have finally paid off, with a handover of the two libyan suspects. it's clear that the sanctions worked, because the minute the pair were turned over to custody, the sanctions were suspended. reporter: abdelbaset al-megrahi and al-amin khalifa fhimah are charged

with pakistan capturing one of isis terrorists in on abbey gate bombing?o attacked and killed 139 people at moscow concert hall last year. >> that shows seriousness, agility and reason we have a commander in chief is to take decisive action, he told pakistan we know who did this, you know who did this, cough him off, he will now face the swift sword of justice as president trump said. elizabeth: it show. >> -- if are an enemy of u.s. this is the worst time to be one. i think hamas heard from him today, all of people who have been running over the biden administration, are called to act count. elizabeth: j jim hanson if you for your service to america, i am elizabeth macdonald, thank you for welcoming us to your home, remember to dvr us now to katie pavlich and jason chaffetz thank you. katie: thank you, so much awesom

abbey. >> reporter: -- abby. know you guys have have a couch there in new york if, but, i don't know, it's a better couch here because it's in the sunshine. what are we looking for in an indycar race? so many fans watch nascar, watch indy, what's the main difference? if. >> i think the big thing is the driver makes the difference. on a sun any 1 of 27 drivers can take the victory, and it's that unpredictability, that excitement from start to finish. these guys know, anyone can win. and particularly on a day like today, there's going to be a multitude of strategies. nobody knows when we roll green exactly how it's going to the play out, and i love that this. the excitement, the fact that these guys get their elbows out and and properly race. there is, for me, no if more exciting racing championship on earth. it is the fastest racing on earth x that's why by -- we love indycar. >> reporter: these guys get up to about a 180? >> yeah, down the straightaway. in indianapolis we flirt with 250 miles an hour on the strai

you can't get in the family of someone who lost their loved one, abbey gate? you can't get behind saving the money when i get up going to work at five in the morning, what do you mean? and i think you felt that in his tone. he reflects the anger of americans and frustration of the americans because he has frustrated himself by it, that you will fix it. america will not look the same after his four years. it will not be wasteful. it will be a better place in a better place for everybody that is in our country. >> harris: i don't know if you were shocked but a moment of surprise. to get talked about the afghanistan withdrawal and how it was under joe biden's watch in all of those people on the gt country and that were. and he announced last night that the president rounded up the terrorists who triggered the explosion that killed all those people. i would have thought that democrats would leap from their seats. i didn't see them do that, i'm not going to say no when dead. but i have a big tv. did i miss something! >> you didn't and maybe you couldn't hear the au

he was ultimately again approached about taking part in the 2021 bombing at the abbey gate. and he was really, it seems, based on the description in the indictment, more of a spy. he is somebody who went to the airport, surveyed the scene and basically told the bomber where he could go without being detected by american or taliban checkpoints. so this is somebody who is now in the u.s. in custody and is facing criminal charges in virginia for these terrorism related activities. >> question how significant is it that pakistan, not necessarily the closest friend of the united states, was fully cooperating and apprehending this terrorist suspect? >> it is noteworthy that donald trump made a point to thank the pakistanis and the pakistani president last night. in his speech. again, that was reciprocated by the pakistani president as well. and so clearly giving credit to the pakistanis, but also making clear that this was largely the work of the trump administration. >> good point. >> all right, zachary cohen, thank you so much. >> i want to continue this conversation right now.

withdrawal, the so-called abbey gate bombing is in custody tonight.ammed shari full la is being broad to this country to face charges in the deaths of 13 american service members. he was captured in pakistan near the afghanistan border. mentioned in the president's speech last night. the vatican says pope francis has increased his physical therapy. it says he suffered no respiratory crises during the day. the pope marked the start of lent by receiving ashes on his forehead and holy communion. and south korea and poland signed a cooperation agreement as the democratic allies increasingly find themselves united about the concerns about the global security situation despite the vast geographical distance between them. they have been strategic partners since 2013. south korea has become a major supplier of weapons as poland carries out a massive investment program to modernize its armed forces. just some of the other stories "beyond our borders" tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ you can count on me like 1, 2, 3 ♪ i'll be there ♪ gum problems could be the st

he was removed over an outburst his son kareem was killed in afghanistan during the withdrawal from abbeye there. he was pulled up at the secret service and also the capitol police. he was charged but those charges were later dropped. so sometimes we remember, the other things that go on during the state of the union speeches and not so much the content from the day as. >> steve: what a great historical perspective. i love the fact chad, that you brought up that guy who helped fish one person out of the potomac during the reagan years. lynny skutnik. in fact, four years after that. that first appearance where he was a guest of ronald reagan they referred to that person as who is our skutnik this time. >> he didn't have a guest the next year. a tradition the president, the speaker of the house. i reached out to the speaker's office to see who they were going to bring in to the speech tonight. sometimes it's a little bit like west side story. it's kind of like the sharks and the jets. and everybody brings the people who are on their side to make their showing. and the democrats this year, w

this happened in 2021 at what is known as the abbey gate.he united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to u.s. officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis operative who claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. >> an update now to a story we first told you about here on abc seven mornings last month. the general services administration has officially listed three bay area federal buildings for potential sales. these include the office building at united nations plaza and the nancy pelosi federal building in san francisco. also, the leo ryan federal records center in san bruno. the gsa listed 443 federal buildings for closure. the trump administration claims they are being underutilized and wants to sell them, and then lease office space for federal workers. >> police in the north bay are investigating the second incident with a w

this happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate, as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to u.s. officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis operative who claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. >> an update now to a story we first told you about here on abc seven mornings last month. the general services administration has officially listed three bay area federal buildings for potential sales. now, these include the office building at united nations plaza and the nancy pelosi federal building in san francisco. also, the leo ryan federal records center in san bruno. the gsa listed 443 federal buildings for closure. the trump administration claims that they are being underutilized, and they want to sell them and then lease office space for federal workers. >> police in the north bay are investigating the second incident with a weapon in one week on a high school

now they include the deadly august 21st abbey gate suicide bombing, as the u.s. sought to withdraw from afghanistan. 13 american troops and 160 civilians were killed in that attack. sharifullah is also linked to suicide bombings targeting the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed ten embassy guards. >> both director ratcliffe and the attorney general were out to thank the agents as this monster got off the plane and is being brought to justice. >> he's also accused of providing material support to last year's terror attack at a russian concert hall that left 130 people dead there. sharifullah was arrested in pakistan last month and turned over to american officials. new developments now, with ukrainian president zelenskyy saying there is positive progress to report in his country's relationship with the united states. he said the two countries hope to meetd again in the near future, to finalize a deal towards a just and lasting peace. that after the contentious oval office meeting last week with president trump and vice president vance. the white house says zelenskyy

president trump did announce the arrest of an isis terrorist suspected of being involved with the 2021 abbey gate bombing in afghanistan. [applause] plenty of applause from republicans last night. the democrats, of course, did not join in, but they did not come empty handed. holding up small signs protesting trump's policies. congressman al green, though, did not stay silent, heckling trump before he was escorted from the chamber. >> i'm willing to suffer whatever punishment is available to. >> me, freshman senator elissa slotkin says the party has a different policy prescription to fix what's troubling the country. >> america is not perfect, but i stand with the majority of americans who believe we are still exceptional. >> the president remains at the white house today. vice president jd vance, meantime heading to the border in texas to talk border security. in washington, doug luzader for ktvu, fox two news. >> voters in san mateo county appeared to have overwhelmingly approved a measure to give county supervisors the power to fire the sheriff. our james torres live in redwood city here w

>> not even the terrorists that we've apprehended that masterminded the disaster in abbey gate. it was really quite a spectacle. if they are going to use a 77-year-old heckling congresswoman as the face of their resistance than bring it on but we are not quenched tolerate that on house floor. i don't think the american people are going to tolerate that either. >> you are the speaker of the house, what happens to somebody like al green when he pulls off us like that? >> we escorted him off the floor, he couldn't behave himself. i'm sure his constituents are not proud of that but i suspect there will be a resolution brought on the floor to discipline him. we have to do that inside the house. we have to maintain to coram. >> president laid out a vision for the country. he not only talked about all the things that he did, getting out of the w.h.o., the paris accords, the u.n. human rights council, getting rid of the ev mandate. he also free speech is back, awoke is dead in america, and fdi, crtv, doge, he spent a lot of time on the waste fraud corruption abuse and he went on and on

president trump did announce the arrest of an isis terrorist suspected of being involved with the 2021 abbeyanistan. [applause] plenty of applause from republicans last night. the democrats, of course, did not join in, but they did not come empty handed. holding up small signs protesting trump's policies. congressman al green, though, did not stay silent, heckling trump before he was escorted from the chamber. >> i'm willing to suffer whatever punishment is available to. >> me, freshman senator elissa slotkin says the party has a different policy prescription to fix what's troubling the country. >> america is not perfect, but i stand with the majority of americans who believe we are still exceptional. >> the president remains at the white house today. vice president jd vance, meantime, heading to the border in texas to talk border security. in washington, doug luzader for ktvu, fox two news. >> a new survey shows the top dream schools for college bound students, where one popular bay ar university ranks on (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but

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. >> where that attack on at abbey gate at kabul airport in 2021. during that chaotic u.s. withdrawal. that attack killed 13 service members and many other afghans, and he is accused of basically investigating, looking for where a route for the attack that took place and that he allegedly received funds and a motorcycle from isis to take part and to help plan that attack. >> dan delucia, thank you so much. now to capitol hill, where former transportation secretary pete buttigieg met with senate minority leader chuck schumer about a possible michigan senate bid. nbc's sahil kapur is following that story. there has been a lot of speculation about what pete buttigieg his next step might be. what more do we know about this meeting? >> yeah, that's right chris. >> we know this meeting took. >> place last week between pete buttigieg and. >> chuck schumer. that is according to a source with. >> direct knowledge. >> of it. >> pete buttigieg has. >> not officially made. >> up. >> his mind. >> as. >> to whether he's going to run for the seat. that's according to the same source that

three and half years ago i sisters killed 13 american service members and countless others in the abbeymbing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing, it was the way they withdrew up or perhaps the most embarrassing moment in history of our country. tonight i am pleased to announce we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [applause] [cheering] and i went to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. this was a very momentous day for the 13 family so i got to know very well, most of them. whose children were murdered and many people that were so badly over 42 people so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan. what a horrible day such incompetence was shown. that one pooch and saw what happened i guess he said oh wow, maybe this is my chance. that is how bad it was. should never have happened, grossly incompetent people i spoke to many of the parents

movement towards peace in ukraine and the arrest of a top terrorist, allegedly responsible for the abbey gate bombing that killed 13 u.s. troops during the afghanistan withdrawal. but just hours after igniting a trade war with america's three largest trading partners, president trump defended tariffs and asked consumers and even u.s. farmers to tough it out. >> it may be a little bit of an adjustment period. we had that before when i made the deal with china, $50 billion of purchases, and i said, just bear with me. and they did. they did probably have to bear with me again. they'll be a little disturbance, but we're okay with that. it won't be much. >> democrats made their angst and their animosity known during that speech. texas congressman al green was even ejected from the chamber for heckling the president's claim. he is acting with a mandate from the american people. dems also staged something of a silent protest with paddles and whiteboards on hot button issues. they also walked out wearing shirts reading resist and no king. and those who did remain openly laughed at this moment of

three and half years ago i sisters killed 13 american service members and countless others in the abbeymbing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing, it was the way they withdrew up or perhaps the most embarrassing moment in history of our country. tonight i am pleased to announce we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [applause] [cheering] and i went to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. this was a very momentous day for the 13 family so i got to know very well, most of them. whose children were murdered and many people that were so badly over 42 people so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan. what a horrible day such incompetence was shown. that one pooch and saw what happened i guess he said oh wow, maybe this is my chance. that is how bad it was. should never have happened, grossly incompetent people i spoke to many of the parents

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. >> not even the terrorists that we've apprehended now that masterminded the disaster at abbey gate. it was really quite a spectacle, you know. and if they're going to use a 77 year old heckling congressman as the face of their resistance, then bring it on. but we're not going to tolerate that on the house floor. and i don't think the american people are going to tolerate that either. >> mr. speaker, the speaker of the house, what happens to somebody like al green when he pulls off a stunt like that? >> well, we escorted him off the floor. he couldn't behave himself. it's quite shameful. it brought shame on. i'm sure his constituents are not proud of that tonight, but i suspect that there will be a censure resolution brought on the floor to discipline him. we have to do that inside the house. we have to maintain decorum. yeah, yeah. >> president laid out to i mean, a vision for the country. he he not only talked about all the things that he did, you know, getting out of the w.h.o, the paris accords, the un human rights council. et cetera. getting rid of the ev mandate, you know, but

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