abdul haq baloch. razzaq gul. abdul quadir jajizai. in the philippines, christopher guarin. in russia, kajbeck. in somalia, ali ahmed abdi. hassan abdi. abduli. hassan josef. in south sudan, isaih shan awul. in syria, ali abbas. sami abu amin. ahmed. muhammed ala sham. mona al bakkour muhammed al-khal. laurents fahmy-al-mnaimi. mosaab al-odaalah. abdel karim al-oqda. rami al-sayed. bassel al-shahade. anas al-tarsha. naji asaad. mari colvin. yusufy ahmed deeb. gilles jacquier. hozan abdel halim mahmoud. maya naser. remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richard, we than

he's a dual abdul.hatever his name is, he said he believes that saudi citizens who use twitter will go to hell. he says any saudi who tweets has, quote, lost this world and the afterlife. let me get this straight. tweeting leads to damnation. filling a palace with kidnapped beauty contestants, that's okay? okay, got it. can you imagine how pissed you would be if you actually went to hell because of using twitter. we have the pope saying atheists can go to heaven and this other guy saying you can go to hell because you use twitter. we need some help on this. >> hi. i'm satan, lord of the underworld. it has come to my attention that certain individuals that have no knowledge of the afterlife or its workings have been offering opinions on the subject which bears no relation to how things actually operate down here. so let me be clear. hell is a really bad place. like really bad. it therefore, as you would expect, in order to be sent here, you have to do some really bad [ bleep ] on earth. got it? simple, r

built in built into any kind of decision when you decide to prosecute a war and a specific example abdul heidi a shining i'm sure you've heard about him the journalist who's in prison in yemen he reported extensively on the drone strikes there and he shot the footage of children killed in one of those strikes he was jailed he was about to be pardoned by the yemeni president and then there was a phone call from president obama who reportedly insisted that they keep him in jail what do you make of that you know i don't i know this story i don't know. in depth sort of i know others have reported extensively on this story i mean i think that there is a there's no question that there's been a crackdown by the administration this administration on information as a whole and reporting on various secret programs i mean you see it overseas you see it in the united states there's been more leak prosecutions of the obama administration than there was under the bush administration and makes it incredibly hard for reporters whether they be american reporters or foreign reporters to get at the basics

time he has won the award, put him in elite company with four other players, michael jordan, kareem abdul-jabbar, wilt chamberlain and bill russell. lebron thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive individually is impossible without those 14 guys, because of what they sacrifice each and every day. i wish there was 15 of these up here because i'm grate group of guys that lou me to be the mvp every night. >> thunder fans getting a little primal before they face the grizzlies. okc down one. kevin temperature rafnlt two of his 35 right here. thunder up one with 11 seconds remaining, grizzlies down three. pondexter is fouled shooting a three. coaches hate hat. upon desker -- the thunder get the loose ball. oklahoma city with the victory. >> in the east. knickses and pacers at the garden. patrick ewan in the house, and carmelo anthony led the way for the knicks. game-hive 27. the day belongs to the pacers. third quarter, david west. athletes down. he had 20. in the fourth west puts the game out of reach. pacers, a big win in big apple, 102-59 -- 102-95. >> to the final round of the wells fargo champ

time he has won the award, put him in elite company with four other players, michael jordan, kareem abdul-jabbar, wilt chamberlain and bill russell. lebron thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive individually is impossible without those 14 guys, because of what they sacrifice each and every day. i wish there was 15 of these up here because i'm grate group of guys that lou me to be the mvp every night. >> thunder fans getting a little primal before they face the grizzlies. okc down one. kevin temperature rafnlt two of his 35 right here. thunder up one with 11 seconds remaining, grizzlies down three. pondexter is fouled shooting a three. coaches hate hat. upon desker -- the thunder get the loose ball. oklahoma city with the victory. >> in the east. knickses and pacers at the garden. patrick ewan in the house, and carmelo anthony led the way for the knicks. game-hive 27. the day belongs to the pacers. third quarter, david west. athletes down. he had 20. in the fourth west puts the game out of reach. pacers, a big win in big apple, 102-59 -- 102-95. >> to the final round of the wells fargo champ

abdul served as the senate majority leader at one time. he was also the republican nominee for president back in 1996. he has an op-ed taken a look -- taking a look at supporting veterans charities. the headline --

he finds himself in elite company joining michael jordan, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar and wilterlain. lebron and the heat take on the bulls tonight for game one of that series. >>> let's go over to the nhl playoffs, canadiens and senators. canadiens down by three goals in the third period. the frustration is about to boil over. ryan wood chopped at zack smith's leg. and then it's on. gloves are off. all ten placers on the ice get involved in the brawl. both teams combine for 236 penalty minutes. nine players given game misconduct. there are so many players penalized. take a look at the benches. there was nearly anyone left. the senators go on to win 6-1. they're now up 6-1. >>> let's hit the track. nascar sprint cup series at talladega. they go 200, one of the fastest tracks in the nascar circuit. this, the big wreck. that car is on top of the other car. dale earnhardt jr. banked into the first car on the outside. kurt busch flipped on to ryan newman. danica patrick caught up in the 16 had ever car wreck. no one injured. everyone walked away from the accident. the crash opened

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don't forget tomorrow night folks, in this studio, kareem ab july jaw bar the all time nba scoring -- abdulme. all 7'2" of him and i'm five foot nothing. >> it is down. >> it will be a sit down. >>> this is incredible. imagine having brain surgery while you are completely awake. >> hope fully this is going to help me today. >> yeah the procedure to cure a condition suffered by a hollywood actor, why it is making history. >> a major milestone for the jersey shore seven months of superstorm sandy is nearly wiped out. why there's fears of another direct hit. we'll see you at 11:00. good night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet, llc. [♪...] >> ...my muscle aches, my backaches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really well. that was exciting. that was phenomenal. >> the bad cholesterol, which was 290, went down to 190. >> the changes that i saw in my

. >> reporter: one of them was this man, abdul adood, a tribal elder who decided he'd had enough of theiban. the last straw for him, they threatened to kill his sons. i was the first one to make a stand, he told us, and then everyone else joined in. special forces took us on a tense patrol to visit the local police post. on the way, we could hear the war raging in the near distance. wadood told us the farmers wanted the taliban driven out because they were sick of finding bombs in their fields. and as for bales' alleged massacre, wadood said, we can condemn what he did, but we're not going to blame the whole united states. in the compound where nine of the victims died, one of the survivors showed me where he ran to after his father was mowed down. now he's one of a group of village men trained by the americans to work as paid local police. i support the americans staying in our villages, their commander told us. they've done a lot to help us. a glimmer of hope and resistance emerging from one of the grimmest chapters of the afghan war. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, bell am buy, afghanist

. >>> and join us tomorrow night at 11:35 for game day special guest kareem abdul-jabbar. it'll be oo big 7 foot 2 show right here on kpix 5. >> i saw your picture on facebook, and you two were standing. >> we had to stand, you know, back to back. >> i wanted to see that. >> actually, it would pt be back to back. my head would be head hit tg top of --. >> his kneecap. >> yeah. >> i'm teasing you. all right. we'll be right back. ,,,, female narrator: through memorial day female narrator: through memorial day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturpedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ am i don't know. any medications? last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like

. >> reporter: one of them was this man: abdul wadood, a tribal elder who decided he'd had enough of the taliban. the last straw for him? they threatened to kill his sons. "i was the first one to make a stand," he told us. "and then everyone else joined in." special forces took us on a tense patrol to visit the local police post. on the way, we could hear the war raging in the near distance. wadood told us farmers wanted the taliban driven out because they were sick of finding bombs in their fields. and as for bales' alleged massacre, wadood said, "we condemn what he did, but we're not going to blame the whole united states." in the compound where nine of the victims died, one of the survivors showed me where he ran to after his father was mowed down. now he's one of a group of villagemen trained by the americans to work as paid local police. "i support the americans staying in our villages," their commander told us. "they've done a lot to help us." a glimmer of hope and resistance emerging from one of the grimmest chapters of the afghan war. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, belambai, afg

anyone winning organization coming forward and claiming responsibility but the turkish prime minister abdul gone has said that this is a sensitive time and that the culprits might be people who are unhappy with the way the kurdish peace process is progressing the turkish vice prime minister has gone on record as saying that he feels that that might be the usual pro aside culprits now it is important to remember that turkey shares a somewhat five hundred mile border with syria and in the past and quite has lent of support to syrian rebels who are battling the syrian presidency of bashar assad and turkey has lent the rebels both a staging center and an area from which they can conduct their logistics so what we're hearing here is that it might in fact the syrian pro-government officials and soldiers who are retaliating against syria but as i mention no conclusive proof of this it is perhaps important to remember that back in february there was a car bomb in the same eleven at that stage to the turkish government pointing fingers at the assad regime this is an area that does see a lot of fight

abdul served as the senate majority leader at one time. he was also the republican nominee for president back in 1996. he has an op-ed taken a look -- taking a look at supporting veterans charities. the headline -- one of the takeouts from it, he says billy is a retired veteran, miami, florida. caller: good morning. air force retired. i would also like to add that i am a gay air force retired, and my partner is a navy retired. , myoint on this being question is, why weren't days -- gaysin the military allowed in the military when there is this brouhaha over sexual assault? hirenk they should unemployed military veterans to sit down and transfer all of those disability claims to computers and get this done, if they are really serious, or if this is just another gasbag. iq for c-span. i will take my comment -- your comments offline. host: we will move to maryland, robert on our retired veterans line. hello. caller: good morning, josÉ. look, i am a disabled vietnam veteran. is beingly bothers me a war veteran is hard enough as it is. i have h

indiana's big man, roy hibbert, looking like kareem abdul-jabbar, bringing back the sky high hook.ater, indiana puts it out of reach. taking a 2-1 series lead. >>> to memphis. fans pumped up for game three. thunder and grizzlies. the durant leading the way for okc. scored 16 of his 25 in the first half. thunder by one at the break. but memphis, powered by mar can gasol, fourth quarter. grizzlies take the 2-1 series lead, 87-81 the final. >> giants hosting the braves, always a good matchup. madison bum guardianer who has never beaten atlanta, on the hill. the giants blew the braves away. before the game, junior giants receiving gloves. first inning, pablo sandoval, 3-2 pitch. out of here. giants 1-0. madison bumgarner, seven innings, one run, four hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. the giants' bats stay hot. bases loaded. no longer, blanco, a career high four rbi. giants tack on four more. brandon belt's two-run single up the middle. giants in giant possession of first place in the national league west. >> a's and mariners. sugar coma? what do you think. josh donaldson, solo

will be named mvp of the fourth time jordan will chamberlain and abdul- jabbar.the sharks sharks in afew minutes readuy to go at the top of the hour in vancouver.game two.sharks lead the series the 1-0. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. >> gary: when we come back the major names in sports the e-mail collins being gay curry? any insult to an end to that of a young lady? a few laughs, a few tears. these people can be insensitivity. please send those nasty e-mail fan and i may now make a 29th year. 29 best when they get chewed on that last year. (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. and here is ms. orders apply pence 2010. >> nice to be here. >> gary: maxine clifford your callers if it makes them feel better, more power to him. however if is not a major name or start the story will state tollway that it will move on. very nice kid but the main thing is that he's feeling better. >> t

indiana's big man, roy hibbert, looking like kareem abdul-jabbar, bringing back the sky high hook.er, indiana puts it out of reach. taking a 2-1 series lead. >>> to memphis. fans pumped up for game three. thunder and grizzlies. the durant leading the way for okc. scored 16 of his 25 in the first half. thunder by one at the break. but memphis, powered by mar can gasol, fourth quarter. grizzlies take the 2-1 series lead, 87-81 the final. >> giants hosting the braves, always a good matchup. madison bum guardianer who has never beaten atlanta, on the hill. the giants blew the braves away. before the game, junior giants receiving gloves. first inning, pablo sandoval, 3-2 pitch. out of here. giants 1-0. madison bumgarner, seven innings, one run, four hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. the giants' bats stay hot. bases loaded. no longer, blanco, a career high four rbi. giants tack on four more. brandon belt's two-run single up the middle. giants in giant possession of first place in the national league west. >> a's and mariners. sugar coma? what do you think. josh donaldson, solo s

nba legend kareem abdul jab raar is here for a private meeting with several dozen leukemia patients. battling a rare form of the blood cancer called cml. he is in remission but still gets checked regularly. he inspired basketball fans and now hopes to inspire leukemia patient autos it's not a death sentence. there is help. there is hope. if you get early analysis there are many means of treating cancer that's allow people to live more or less normal lives. >> here he is last week teaching his sky hook move to britney griner. >> get foot work down. >> yes. >> consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side for a report on the best-tasting ice cream autos you get paid to eat. that what the story is? >> it's a hard job. >> yes. >> someone has to do it yes. >> temperatures heat up, many of our thoughts turn to cold desserts. if ice cream and frozen yogurts, have no fear. the scoop on what to keep stocked in the freezer. >> what should we get? >> go to any shop, you'll find plenty of choices. what to choose when you want to chill at home? consumer reports tested 25 ice creams and yogurts i

michael jar done -- michael jordan and kareem abdul jabar and wile chamberlain were the only own ones to do that. and of course he thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive is possible without those four guys because what they sacrificed. i wish there were 15 of these. it is them who allow me to be the mvp every night. okc fans with a little thunder. kevin durant and up one and last chance for memphis. grizzlies are down three. you never do that. he got a quick basket. not going to happen. oklahoma city takes the series lead with a two-point mystery. carmelo anthony is leading the way for the nicks. >> the day belonged to the pacers. the third quarter and david west. he had 20 and the pacers are up 9. west puts the game out of reach and a nice floater. pacers with a big win in the big apple. they go up 1-0 in that series. and this sports report is brats to you by river rock casino. tomorrow night sick:30 and the sharks can wrap it up on tuesday. lots going on if you are a sports fan. >> and you can show your warriors pride by posting this badge to your facebook page. go to facebook.

owned and operated by this one man abdul majid. >> come in. >> when he was a little kid back in the ' emptying ashtrays at the wild partying being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what people would buy for themselves, how they decorate their homes and he started to look around for himself, scoring, then reselling art and antiques. wow. it became something of an obsession. now his artifacts from morocco, and north africa, are bought by collectors all over the world. carpets, antiques, wood, jewelry and old doors. wow, these are incredibly beautiful. tell me about that. >> amber, coral, shells. these used to be currency. these shells. >> how old is this? >> early '20s. the amber is millions of years old. >> how much are you selling it for? >> by weight. quite heavy piece this one, 429 grams. so it comes like 42,000 -- >> so that's how much in dollars? >> almost $5,000. >> about $5,000. >> almost. >> should we look at another floor? >> oh, yes, follow me. there's a nice collection of things from sahara. >> so you travel a lot? >> not like you. >> oh, this is for pounding -- >> yes,

michael jar done -- michael jordan and kareem abdul jabar and wile chamberlain were the only own ones to do that. and of course he thanked his teammates. >> nothing i receive is possible without those four guys because what they sacrificed. i wish there were 15 of these. it is them who allow me to be the mvp every night. okc fans with a little thunder. kevin durant and up one and last chance for memphis. grizzlies are down three. you never do that. he got a quick basket. not going to happen. oklahoma city takes the series lead with a two-point mystery. carmelo anthony is leading the way for the nicks. >> the day belonged to the pacers. the third quarter and david west. he had 20 and the pacers are up 9. west puts the game out of reach and a nice floater. pacers with a big win in the big apple. they go up 1-0 in that series. and this sports report is brats to you by river rock casino. tomorrow night sick:30 and the sharks can wrap it up on tuesday. lots going on if you are a sports fan. >> and you can show your warriors pride by posting this badge to your facebook page. go to facebook.

and hall of famer kareem abdul jamar are king fans these days. 0-3 in the western conference semi final series. but this morning they relaxed. just six teams remain. two of them from california so maybe the face of the nhl is changing. >> anaheim ducks are in the race. california hockey is representing. it's beautiful, how can you hate it. >> it's been a great fan for the fans, fans and for us. great arena, great atmosphere. >> when you see players playing with the passion. i think the person watching can't help but get a little excited. >> we helped the stanley cup camps in their building, everybody is watching. it's a great opportunity for us. really good opportunity. >> our sharks fans have been told to leave th premise. right now here's the facts. the team that scored first, usually wins. they're feeling good, we have the game and the highlights tonight in the postgame tonight at 10:00. reporting live at staple center. fred inglis. >>> the soon to be new owners of the sacramento kings have won key approval. the nba owners approved the sale of the kings to a group. the transaction is

fan dan harris just slipped me a note saying -- pointing out that the record is six times by kareem abdul-jabbaryou for that. >> i'm the stat manage, as you know. >> a big basketball fan. time now for the weather. over to ginger zee. >> baseball and football. that's really where he excels and look for details on dan from that later. tornadoes, have been so quiet in the u.s. this year but yesterday in italy, look at this amazing video. they had a tornado. they actually rank sixth in the world for number of tornadoes when it comes to density and, again, quiet here but not usually. last year they had 12 in italy. that puts them up there. they did have some injury, some damage but fortunately no one died. >>> we do want to check in on another stormy place. yes, lots of rain, atlanta this morning and lots of rain not only from atlanta but from nashville into parts of central tennessee down into florida and behind it, remember, much cooler weather. 57 for a high little rock, houston a little bit warmer at 77 so rainy in the southeast but, boy, has it been nice in the northeast. that's going to continu

the president made no defense of the other three american citizens who have been killed including abdul al awlaki, the 16-year-old of anwar awlaki. despite claims from previous administration officials to the contrary. >> it is a hard fact that u.s. strikes have resulted in civilian casualties. a risk that exists in every war. and for the families of those civilians, no words or legal construct can justify their loss. for me, and those in my chain of command, those deaths will haunt us as long as we live. >> the robust defense of the program that has come to define his national security legacy is a signal the president is listening and in some cases responding to his critics. now the big question is, what changes in how the administration actually acts? u . it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph l

. >>> kareem abdul-jabbar himself will be in studio sunday night for game day. >>> sunday's biggest openheel race this side of the pond rolls on in its 97th renewal. another spotlight on the number 3 car, that's three-time champion elio castroneves. he became a mainstream when he won the dancing with the stars a few years back but winning the 2009 indy 500. three-time champ sounds nice. he thinks ahead another one coming. we want to see that fourth championship. we want to see you climb the fence. you're the original spider-man. >> i want to see that, too. tell the other competitors that everybody want to see that. they should not even -- they can race but they should open the door when i go by which i wish. that would be a dream come true. >> what is it about this one, something about indy 500. what is it, elio? >> this place is magical, man. if you come over here you see this absolutely amazing and not only that, it's history. it's over 100 years of racing. so it's history. we are talking about the best driver in the world that we are able to visit and be part of this event. that's why

you and i met with king abdull la and others they are working with the whose and they are involved not the discussion. >> chris: we he could continue this conversation but i want to get both of you on the record about the irs. dramatic developments this week. only a limited time. the irs admits that it targeted tea party, other conservative patriot groups that had that in their name for extra scrutiny and now turns out today new reports that some officials within the irs knew about this as early as 2011, not 2012 and then the irs commissioner flatly denied it in the spring of 2012. congressman smith, you first. your reaction? >> really the first i'm hearing of it and as with many of these things i will not leap to conclusions based on initial reports. we need to see exactly what happened before we can leap to conclusions and start accusing people of thens. definitely worth looking into but you right now the information is far too preliminary to reach any conclusions. >> chris: congressman rogers? >> the conclusion the irs came to is they had individuals engaged in discrimination of poe

. >> coo ream abdul jabar the nba's all time leading scorer. he'll be my special guest on game day.will be late sunday night. let me tell you what happened last night. tony bennett, hanging out with the giants on an orange friday where tim was just lit up, gave up 4 runs to michael georgia diier, back away, gone, and the giants offense shackled, blank for the first time this season. blanco strikes out to end it, rockies win 5-0. >>> comeback in houston, down 5, chris young in the 9th, how about a 3-run shot. oakland comes all the way back. they win it final of 6-5. >>> no late game heroics for lebron friday night, game on the line, he turns it over. he's not super man. pacers take game 297-93 and even that eastern conference series. >>> to the ice, james deal a hat trick, that would be three goals. penguins eliminate ottawa. they're moving on to the eastern conference finals. that is your sports at this hour. i'm coming back but later on in the day. we'll see you. >>> and no offense to vern but nadine's so much cuter. check her out. she's available for adoption. how you can help her

leave "american idol" and follow in the footsteps of others who have quit the show, including paula abduls. [ cheers and applause ] no more. >> steve: that's it. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, hosting this show, for being a great way for me to avoid getting a mother's day gift. i love you, mom! you're the most beautiful girl in the whole wide world. happy mother's day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, watermelon, for doubling as a serving bowl after you've been massacred, gutted and served inside your own mutilated carcass. [ laughter ] >> steve: mm. that's good eating. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, my ninth grade english teacher, mrs. garrison, for totally spoiling the end of "the great gatsby" movie 26 years ago. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: looking forward to that movie. now i know how it ends. [ light laughter ] "mm-hmm." >> steve: "mm-hmm. mm-hmm." >> jimmy: "marie." >> steve: "i'm gonna go see that movie. 'gatsby.'" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "227. um, marie." >> steve: "i hear it's in between 228 --" >> jimmy: "and 229." [ light laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] thank you --

have to forgive your time we wish you all the past i serve abdul roughly karim you work to help or u.k. forces in afghanistan thank you. the work of celebration that is made a saw its fair share of anger in many parts of europe as we were reporting were talking about online as well as squeezed wages fewer jobs and tougher conditions saw marches reach boiling po'd point only to be met with pepper spray to gas and water cannons who are website for pictures more videos recorded all their fear also lying to his. president riding a winning horse but hey. before but this is well r.t. dot com has got details of how the going was down the road for this particular. jockey. u.s. lawmakers and surveillance have occurred so calling for more nationwide cameras in the wake of the deadly boston bombings but billions of dollars already been spent over the past decade of course and there are more than fifty million cameras nationwide although seems none can prevent the mouth and tragedy report miles more now on how the u.s. security strategy could have already cost more than its worth. september eleven

when farouk abdul ma totala, the christmas day bomber, awlaki hosted him, helped him tape a martyrdomhown after the attack. and his last instructions were to blow up the airplane when it was over american soil. i would have detained and prosecuted awlaki if we captured him before he carried out a plot, but we couldn't. and as president, i would have been derelict in my duty had i not authorized the strike that took him out. >> no speech would be complete without someone from code pink challenging the president. >> you are commander in chief. you can close guantanamo today. >> why don't you let me address it, ma'am. we insist judicial review be available for every detainee. ma'am, let me finish. let me finish, ma'am. i -- this is part of free speech, is you being able to speak, but also you listening. suspect me being able to speak. all right? >> joy reid, president had a lot to handle in there on policy and a very persistent speaker. i'm not going to call her a heckler, because she had real points to make, and the president respected the points she had to make. a very unusual exchange

you know, they did it with abdul mu mutallab, the underwear bomber.ndsey graham and john mccain the architecture of the right, the neoconservatives who still run the republican party are still donald rumsfeld circa 2002. everybody is still in that mindset. that's still the way they see the world. all the failures and horrors and tragedy that that brought about has not changed them one bit. >> okay. what was your reaction to when the president actually said that the war of terror must end? >> incredibly -- >> because given the circumstances in which we're living, yesterday in london, two lunatics out of nowhere with no connection to any terrorist nexus or organization decide to hack a british soldier to death in the name of allah, as they said. where does the war end? >> well, this -- i thought that was such an important point. he says at one point, we cannot allow any group of thugs that calls itself al qaeda to bait us into an endless war. the point is, the tsarnaev brothers who the vice president called knockoff jihadis. these two suspects, i mean,

the president made no defense of the other three american citizens who have been killed including abdulof anwar awlaki. despite claims from previous administration officials to the contrary. >> it is a hard fact that u.s. strikes have resulted in civilian casualties. a risk that exists in every war. and for the families of those civilians, no words or legal construct can justify their loss. for me, and those in my chain of command, those deaths will haunt us as long as we live. >> the robust defense of the program that has come to define his national security legacy is a signal the president is listening and in some cases responding to his critics. now the big question is, what changes in how the administration actually acts? of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [ male announcer ] that's handy. so you can capture your receipts, ink for all business purchases. and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from ch

. >> how about abdul al awlaki, 16-year-old american killed by drones?that the way we treat a 16-year-old american? why was he killed? can you tell us why abd al rahman awlaki was killed? are their lives as precious as our lives? can you take the drones out of the hands of the cia? can you talk the signature strikes killing people on the basis of suspicious activities? >> we're addressing that, man. >> apologize to the thousands of muslims that you have killed. will you compensate the innocent family victims? that will make us safer here at home. i love my country. i love the rule of law. drones are making us unsafe and keeping people in indefinite detention in guantanamo is making us less safe. >> then after benjamin was escorted away, when the customary thing to do is to make a joke at the protester's expense, the president did something i have never seen. never seen. which is acknowledge that the person who interrupted him had a point. >> and i'm going off script, as you might expect here. [ applause ] the voice of that woman is worth paying attention

i think that someone who if he were alive to talk about it would really take issue with that is abdul rackman al-awlaki, a 16-year-old u.s. citizen from denver who was blown up while he was eating lunch with his cousins in yemen. the u.s. government is, you know, still imprisoning 1 of 6 people -- 166 people at gitmo indefinitely without charge. you know, the u.s. operates secret prisons all over the world at so-called black sites where torture still occurs to the this day. a yemeni journalist -- i'm sorry, a somali journalist is currently being imprisoned right now at the direct request of barack obama himself for reporting things about actually cia black sites and secret prisons in somalia. so the notion that the u.s. government is a democracy and other governments are authoritarian nightmares, i think, is really something that needs to be contested, because i don't believe it's true actually -- [applause] and i think, i think it's really incumbent on people in this country to focus on what our government is doing. i believe that it's important to look at what happened in places lik

abdul haq baloch. razzaq gul. abdul quadir jajizai. in the philippines, christopher guarin. in russia, kajbeck. in somalia, ali ahmed abdi. hassan abdi. abduli. hassan josef. achmed ansur achmed ilias. liban ali noor. in south sudan, isaih shan awul. in syria, ali abbas. sami abu amin. ahmed. muhammed ala sham. mona al bakkour muhammed al-khal. laurents fahmy-al-mnaimi. mosaab al-odaalah. abdel karim al-oqda. rami al-sayed. bassel al-shahade. anas al-tarsha. naji asaad. mari colvin. yusufy ahmed deeb. gilles jacquier. j =hozan abdel halim mahmoud. maya naser. remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, charlotte -- jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we tha

. >> suarez: 20-year-old abdul mounim droubi works at a bakery in the camp's makeshift market. unlike many others he is able to earn meager wages. he still says, however, that he'd rather go home to war than continue living as a refugee in zaatari. >> it's better to die there actually, because here you would die from hunger. >> suarez: many syrian refugees apparently feel the same way. the jordanian government announced this week that 60,000 of them have returned home. despite the exodus, more refugees continue to pour into the hashemite kingdom every day, and this has put an enormous strain on jordan. it's a relatively poor country that already hosts hundreds of thousands of refugees from the iraq war and more than two million palestinian refugees that have come in various waves over the past 65 years. last week, the country took out a $150 million world bank loan to deal with refugee crisis, and king abdullah made a plea for help at a world economic forum. >> our jordanian population is now hosting 10% of its size in syrian refugees, and this may double by year end. jordanian

that original judging panel was a part of -- >> paula abdul. >> why not bring them back?own show now with "x factor" and it's doing well but not that well so i think -- the reason they got to change, they have got young contestants and they don't even know the songs, the beatles songs, shocking. >> and i wonder if the whole minaj/mariah -- >> "working mother" magazine, the 50 most powerful moms like jessica simpson, angelina jolie that made the grade and what does that say to you, bonnie. >> first of all it says jessica simpson is a pretty smart lady. her fashion business is worth over a billion dollars. wouldn't we all like that? and it also says there's a lot of powerful working mothers and hollywood stars when they're pregnant, they're showing the way to women across america that you can do it too. you can have it all. you're shaking your head. no, i'm not shaking my head. it's hard, though. >> it is hard. >> don't you know it takes a village. >> easier for celebrities because they have a lot of support. they have the nannies, they have the cooks. >> thinking that. >>

if faruq abdul helped him tape martyr dom video to be shown after the attack and his last instructionsw up the airplane when it was over american soil. i would have detained and prosecuted al awlaki if we captured him before he carried out a plot. but we couldn't and as president i would have been derelict in my duty had i not authorized the strike that took him out. ing if my administration submitted information to the department of justice months before al awlaki was i would and briefed the congress before this strike as well. but the high threshold that we have set for taking lethal action applies to all potential terrorist targets regardless of whether or not they are american citizens this flesh holds respects the human dig any of every human life. alongside the decision to put our men and women in uniform in harm's way. the decision to use force against individuals or groups, each against a sworn enemy of the united states is the hardest thing i do as president but these decisions must be made given my responsibility to protect the american people. going forward, i have asked my

by al-qaida in yemen to use an improvised explosive device similar to the one used by umar farouk abdul-mutullab that you see there to attack another u.s. airliner. reporters worked on the story for the "associated press" which is why the seizure of records of so many reporters were troubling to a former attorney general. in addition we are expecting a news conference later that at the justice department on a separate issue but we can anticipate that eric holder will take questions on the "associated press" issue. back to you. >> they eve haven't told us what they are looking for, nor have they explained why we got no prior notice, which our lawyers tell us is not only customary but is required. >> reporter: again we're expecting the news conference later today at about 1300 eastern. where the attorney general will be speaking on a separate issue, but we can expect he will be take questions related to the "associated press" matter being back to you. jenna: we'll look forward to that. thank you. who. jon: the irs scandal is quickly spreading beyond, quote, low level employees in cincinnati. it ho

and now abdul rahman ali al habri is speaking out about what really happened.d this young man. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for being with us. take us through what happened to this young man, this saudi national. he's at the scene of the boston marathon and what happens? >> right, so he had come into the boston marathon, he was visiting -- studying from saudi arabia, decided, i want to see what this is all about, showed up, within ten minutes, he was in the periphery of the second blast and was thrown to the street. the way the media has described this is that somebody saw him, thought he had burn marks on his hands, that he was acting suspiciously, and as a result of that, they tackled him and that's how the whole questioning and everything followed within the next 24 hours took place. but after we interviewed him, we learned that this was not necessarily true. we explained the story that once he landed on the street, covered in blood from himself and other people around him, he got up and he started walking as everyone else is trying to get out of the a