abdullah was secretly flown into the u.s. on tuesday and pleaded not guilty. authorities are declining to say which buildings in which cities were being targeted. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> chicago's mayor is apologizing to a woman whose home was wrongly raided by police. young tried telling them they were in the wrong house. she also says police handcuffed her and would not allow her to get dressed while they tore her house apart. >> this was so terrifying for me that two years later, i'm still dealing with it. >> i am sorry. what you experienced should never have happened, period. >> although the mayor apologized, young's lawyer says he will be filing suits against the city of chicago and the police department. >>> undercover officers disguised as santa claus took down a notorious gang leader during a drug raid. >> officers smashed down the door to the house in lima, peru and seized marijuana, cocaine and a handgun. >> santa does break into homes, but leaves treats that are legal. >>> coming up, new developments in the leaked audio of tom cruis

but they didn't realise that abdullah had been recording too.to tell anybody i had any kind of footage. i was scared i would, you know, they would come after me or take it. i kept it a secret the whole time. i was scared that i even had it on my phone until i went and talked tojoel porter, my lawyer. i immediately understood the significance, the importance of this footage. i did not trust local law enforcement with this footage. i did not want it to be tampered with, i did not want it to be destroyed. i felt like i had an obligation to release it to the public. footage from the night lit a fire under a community enraged about police killing another black man. joel porter is acting on behalf of abdullah in a suit against the police. they illegally detained him, placed him withoutjustification in the back of a police car, they prevented him from contacting his attorney, confiscated his surveillance equipment. they would not allow him to go to the bathroom. the police behaviour towards mr muflahi was despicable. i think that their actions were int

abdullah was secretly flown to the u.s. on tuesday and today in new york pleaded not guilty. authorities are declining to say which buildings in which cities were being targeted. david? >> a chilling case, indeed. pierre, thank you. >>> and tonight, president-elect joe biden making it official. nominating pete buttigieg to be secretary of transportation. buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana, was one of biden's rivals for the democratic nomination. biden calling buttigieg a new voice with new ideas, who will help restore america's infrastructure. buttigieg would be the first openly gay cabinet member if he's confirmed. >>> when we come back here tonight, the urgent manhunt for an escaped murder suspect, jumping from a prisoner van when the driver stopped at a mcdonald's drive-through. >>> and new shipping deadlines out tonight for your christmas gifts from amazon, walmart and others. n, walmart and others. like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinic

according to the fbi, cholo abdi abdullah, a 30-year-old kenyan, attended flight school for two years in the philippines, completing tests to get a pilot's license, and was in the process of trying to obtain a visa to come to the united states. an indictment alleges abdullah researched "jihadist propaganda about al qaeda's attacks on 9/11," "how to breach a cockpit door from the inside" and "information about the tallest building in a major u.s. city." >> it just shows this enduring terrorist interest in aviation, despite everything we have done. >> reporter: abdullah was arrested in july of 2019. he was allegedly found with a handgun and homemade explosives. authorities claim he is a member of al shabaab, an affiliate of al qaeda, responsible for recent attacks across ken day, including at a nairobi hotel attack that killed 21. today in new york, he pleaded not guilty. authorities are declines to say which buildings in which cities were being targeted. david? >> a chilling case, indeed. pierre, thank you. >>> and tonight, president-elect joe biden making it official. nominating pete

abdullah from kabul we're joined by mushtaq rahim a founding member of afghanistan affairs unit think tank and also in washington d.c. richard ponzi oh director of the justice security 2020 program at the stimson center and a former u.s. state department advisor on afghanistan welcome to you all. so mad if i can begin with you this seems like something of an early victory for the taliban doesn't it they've kept up the violence ok they've avoided u.k. u.s. and nato troops but not afghan civilians and they've got a deal a small deal with the afghan government. well i think it's. a relative part of their success step for all sides. and most importantly i think it's it gives a bit of hope to the afghan people who as you said are victims of violence from all sides this remember the bidens unfortunately. is obviously carried out by all of our who use it tacitly against certain targets and then also in a defensive or offensive manner by government forces and sometimes international forces when it's needed so it is a step but it opens the door for the next stage which is to talk about what ad

abdullah was arrested last year in the philippines. some news coming in tonight vice president pence says he will publicly receive the coronavirus vaccine on friday. and cbs news president-elect biden is expected to get his shot as soon as next week. now it comes as the president-elect says he will have the most diverse cabinet in american history. here's cbs's ed o'keefe. >> president-elect joe biden said his choice for transportation secretary pete buttigieg would be tasked with helping get the country back on its feet after the pandemic. >> he's got a vision of the next generation leader. >> a former primary rival of mr. biden, the 38 year old is going to be become the youngest member of the cabinet and while buttigieg has no professional experience in the transportation sector, he said. >> i faced a constant bat well that natural enemy of all mayors, the pothole. >> notably buttigieg would be the first openly gay man confirmed by the u.s. senate to the cabinet. today he recalled being a teenager, watching his republicans blocked an

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. >> in his booking photo abdullah is seen with a face mask. this is how police found him. employees say he came in without a face covering. signs are posted masks required. employees recognize the suspect. he had gotten into a argument for not wearing a mask. >> i think that's scary, i haven't seen that happen. >> an employee witness remove the handle of the hand gun. photos showed the store was evacuated. police found the suspect in the men's department. they believe he was inside target for 15 minutes. >> when the police got there they didn't find the gun. where could the gun have gone. >> he is surprised given mask problems are more common in other parts of the country. >> we haven't seen people threatened with guns. >> it an illustration of how politicized everything has come. >> shoppers agree masks are critical to public health. >> people are insane, they should wear a face mask. >> records shows the suspect has been released from custody. >>> now to the south bay, concerns are growing about hospital staff as coronavirus continues to go up. hospitals are postponing e

abdullah, originally from kenya, enrolled in a flight school in the philippines three years ago.estigators say that he conducted research on how to hijack a plane, including how to break into the cockpit. they say he looked into how to get a u.s. visa and searched for information about the tallest buildings here prosecutors say the plot came from al shabaab, the al qaeda offshoot in africa that made worldwide headlines years ago from killing 72 people at a shopping mall in kenya the decision to move the embassy from israel to jerusalem made the group plan to kill others in response it included a businessman at a hotel in nairobi tipped off by intelligence agencies, philippine police arrested abdullah in 2019 and he's been detained ever since. he was brought to the u.s. this week to face terrorism charges abdullah appeared briefly in a new york city courtroom on wednesday to formally face the charges. he pleaded not guilty. he was ordered held without bond he could face 20 years in prison if convicted, hoda. >> pete, on another issue, still on foreign attacks, the government here

this young man we'll call him abdullah is a refugee he tells us he comes from sudan he was persecuted and they're full fled to germany where he studied computer science but his asylum application was rejected they didn't believe his story. yesterday to germany at the university in seguin and still are not allowed to work i'm not allowed to do anything nothing makes sense anymore. after wants to apply for asylum in britain he's already tried to cross the english channel by boat but the police caught it it was a traumatic experience. yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question

this young man abdullah is a refugee he tells us he comes from sudan he was persecuted and they had full fled to germany where he studied computer science but his asylum application was rejected they didn't believe his story of. studies in germany at the university in seguin and still i'm not allowed to work i'm not allowed to do anything and nothing makes sense anymore. after wants to apply for asylum in britain he's already tried to cross the english channel by boat but the police caught it it was a traumatic experience. yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you try crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but i am welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitch is a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will t

skyscraper court documents say a ken nan man, cholo abdi abdullah, enrolled in a flight school in the philippines three years ago and did research on how to hijack a plane, how to get a u.s. visa and look for information about the tallest buildings here tipped off by u.s. intelligence agencies philippine police arrested him in july 2019 with intense coverage by local media. he was brought t the u.s. to face terrorism charges and appeared today in a new york city courtroom. the fbi says tonight it's a reminder that overseas terror groups remain committed to attacking americans and are still obsessed with hijacking airplanes. lester >> all right pete, thanks. >>> growing pressure on president trump from key republicans to concede his election defeat. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight more key republicans acknowledging joe biden's win. >> one candidate gets more than 270 electoral votes that's president-elect. >> reporter: following top republican mitch mcconnell's lead but even though biden's election is a lega certainty, a defiant president trump tweeting, mitch, too soon to

in sherman hundreds of pieces of president mubarak at that time we met several times with abdullah bit they. was over there were on the south lawn of the white house reason ateneo heal a ship between israeli business easier relationship between our governments i was there for some 20 years and they still i do not deny it's very positive development that they're now ready to sign more formal agreement with south and open embassy than normalization debt good good news for the middle east it's a blow to the palestinians but i hope that we'll find a way to make it. so also. paid with full the prospect of. contact with the palestinians not the other wife not old bloke to be with the palestinians i should say the leaders of met with israeli leaders they certainly don't recognize israel diplomatically you mention the palestinians they completely reject the abraham accords and the deal of the century coming out of the white house is it worse now than it ever has been since camp david and before for the palestinians i hope not you know it showed the world out a way can you go forward from this

restore the country's so for immunity meaning that it cannot be sued in american courts prime minister abdullah said this development is a game changer for sudan. in russia who has been very it also entails opening sudan up for investment for a long time we have said that we are a rich country we don't need donations and gifts removing us from this list is a game changer really it helps create a different and new atmosphere now that nigeria's federal police force extra investigators have been deployed to help find hundreds of missing school boys they were taken on friday nights when gunmen stormed a state boarding school in the town of kind of car in the northwestern katsina state state governor says at 333 students are unaccounted for while the nigerian president's office says at least 10 boys were abducted parents of missing students staged protests demanding the return of their children president mohammed who bihari has been criticized for not visiting the school even though he's currently visiting his home state of katsina. to lebanon now where the caretaker prime minister has refused to co

joining me now is abdullah alodar the research director for saudi arabia at dawn and a prominent saudias part of a wave of arrests against critics of prince mohammed bin salman. can you tell us please what the sentencing means for loujain al—hathloul and for human rights in the kingdom? absolutely and thank you for having me. all it is a pattern that we have seen in the past three years since the current saudi crown prince went to power, and when he came to power, and when he came to power, he arrested the most social reformers of the kingdom, like loujain al—hathloul. and now they have sentenced her to five years in prison, exposing their own narrative of deducting social reforms and they did the same thing with moderate islam when they arrested moderate muslims who have been campaigning for the same idea over the past two decades and they did the same thing when they were talking about diversifying the saudi economy, when they promised the people they would diversify the saudi economy, they arrested the most prominent saudi economist and sentenced them to a large number of years in j

disabled it is really difficult to understand how the human mind is capable of something like that abdullah as mother and 3 sisters died in a burning basement his father and brother were executed he was shot through the head but he survived and play dead he gave evidence of the war crimes tribunals in the hague and hopes for justice speak which mr dog really means innocent doggedly all of us who testified tried to present all facts we had and we hope that the perpetrators will be convicted and some were but we don't believe that the sentences were strong enough. all these villagers lost family members in the attack and feel that more need to face justice the war crimes tribunals started in 1903 with a budget of 270000 dollars by the time it wound up 24 years later the annual cost was around $270000161.00 people were tried and 90 were found guilty now bosnian courts of continuing war crimes trials 25 years after the war ended and there are still nearly $600.00 people facing war crimes charges in bosnia and many more with blood on their hands are still walking free and that's not making the r

that has been already welcomed by the international community by afghan president of the need by dr abdullah and most of them they described it as a 1st but major step towards what will follow next and this is what we have to keep in mind and remember that this is only the 1st step of what will be a very long road it took the 2 sides over 2 and a half months to agree just on the procedural rules on how those talks will progress and now it's the time when the difficult part begins when the 2 sides will have to start discussing the hard issues like what kind of afghanistan will there be what will happen with women's rights like all those issues that they will have to agree and again we also have to see one of the big questions here is how will this breakthrough translate on the situation on the ground because of vanstone has been seeing unprecedented levels of violence with dozens of afghans being killed every day and whether this breakthrough will ultimately lead to what everybody wants here which is a comprehensive cease fire and everybody is hoping now that the winter is slowly setting in h

a out of a clue called the abdullah. did to see gold band around how much i will show you a large portion of am truly are some of his 1000000 hardy i'm so lucky and you are sure that you know. liz sort of the edict out going i'm in a i'm going to do it if you own up he did i did he wanted you to sort of go the be. with. this and they did also but you want to. eat you needed to tickle d.v.d. see if any will be given you did i. just took the film saw the day but you won't get on the ball. it will be used to that. there will be the fee. for visas. you know. where. it will. mean. i've always thought about him it was now my life and i do not have to feel. alone. they've got it all the same or very to see it. on the up. too so it's good to see. what happened a week after we moved. the beauty that dear. said. that did it was all said. well i think i. called would. be old enough to resist that push it. out of the 6 view of my father did you suck it up. enough for you to feel the auto if you. ever before but you know it to be the

this young man abdullah is a refugee he tells us he comes from sudan he was persecuted and they had full fled to germany where he studied computer science but his asylum application was rejected they didn't believe his story of. studies in germany at the university in seguin and still i'm not allowed to work i'm not allowed to do anything and nothing makes sense anymore. after wants to apply for asylum in britain he's already tried to cross the english channel by boat but the police caught him it was a traumatic experience. yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he

this young man will call him abdullah is a refugee he tells us he comes from sudan he was persecutedand therefore fled to germany where he studied computer science but his asylum application was rejected they didn't believe his story. to germany at the university in seguin and still i'm not allowed to work i'm not allowed to do anything and nothing makes sense anymore . otto wants to apply for asylum in britain he's already tried to cross the english channel by boat but the police caught it it was a traumatic experience. yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you try crossing by boat what exactly are the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitch is a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safe attrit them by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question

boeing prime minister abdullah hound dog, made the announcement as he met with boeing representatives in khartoum on tuesday . so don has been largely cut off from the international business community because of its designation as a supporter of terrorism by the us government, prime minister, hum docs government hopes, the u.s. will remove the blacklisting later this month. and what's being touted as the largest 3 d. printed residential building in europe is coming together nicely in a small bavarian village. but can the project a nearly 400 square meter apartment building hasten the construction industries adoption of the technology layer by layer. this machine is putting down the concrete walls of what is expected to be europe's largest 3 d. printed residential building. soon the structure and at the very intelligent bolland house and not reach 3 storeys and house by the apartments of commons. if that's, if you can imagine a sort of piping bag like it used to ice the cake which builds up the layers. the 3 d. printer is being guided by a computer which directs the mixing and laying o

abdullah is head of the afghan reconciliation.e a military victory here. >> taliban wanted the u.s. withdraw -- this would be temporary. a solution by force cannot be imposed upon the people of afghanistan. >> on the other side can the former taliban minister of vice and virtue. the same ministry that once oversaw the strict rules and punishment imposed by the terror group. he said the u.s. were wise to reduce troops. >> they're lucky more didn't die. he also hopes to play a role in the future government. >> we have our own religion. our own way of life, and nobody, not americans or anyone will tell us how we should live. >> there is widespread support here on the streets of kabul for the peaceful protests going on right now. also widespread support for u.s. troops leaving this country. not a lookout lot of hope bring about long lasting peace for the people of afghanistan. >> all sides said they are committed to peace and hoping to share in the new government. they're a long way apart and each side is riven with its own derision a

boeing by minister abdullah hound dog, made the announcement as he met with boeing representatives in khartoum. on tuesday, sudan has been largely cut off from the international business community because of its design designation as a supporter of terrorism by the us government. prime minister hun docks government hopes the u.s. will remove the blacklisting later this month. and what's being touted as the largest 3 d. printed residential building in europe is coming together nicely in a small bavarian village. but can the project a nearly 400 square meter apartment building hasten the construction industries adoption of the technology layer by layer. this machine is putting down the concrete walls of what is expected to be europe's largest 3 d. printed residential building. soon the structure in the very intelligent bolland house and not reach 3 storeys and house 5 apartments. commons. if that's if you can imagine a sort of piping bag like it used to ice a cake which builds up the layers. the 3 d. printer is being guided by a computer which directs the mixing and laying of the concre

this young man will call him abdullah is a refugee he tells us he comes from sudan he was persecuted and therefore fled to germany where he studied computer science but his asylum application was rejected they didn't believe his story. to germany at the university in seguin and still i'm not allowed to work i'm not allowed to do anything nothing makes sense anymore. after wants to apply for asylum in britain he's already tried to cross the english channel by boat but the police caught it it was a traumatic experience. yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you try crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but i am welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitch is a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will

abdullah was arrested in the philippines in july of last year but details of his alleged plot were not released at that time >>> new york's metropolitan transit authority has passed a budget which includes $4.5 billion of federal aid that has yet to be approved the budget excludes drastic service reductions and layoffs that had been threatened. >>> major league baseball is elevating the negro league to major league status. rob manfred calls it, quote, a correction of a long time oversight, end quote. >>> researchers say kangaroos can learn to communicate with humans by using their gaze to point at items and ask for help. the findings suggest that more animals might be able to be taught to convey meanings to us. when i look at my puppies and say, if only they could talk, maybe they actually can at some point. scott, back to you. >> sue, thank you. sue herera. >>> an update to a story we first brought you last week. the short seller, quintessential targeting penumbra alleging one of their catheters could cause injury or even death the fda recalled three devices shares down in trading we

abdullah and the interpreter leaning over the back seat, we were driving along. these are oaks, not interested. could care less about the grasses. he he did not say thing. i said, this is going to be a disaster. we are at the very far end of the ranch, there's a turkey standing in the middle of the road. and he said, what is that? i said, that's a turkey, your highness. and at one point it was going to be the bird of the united states, that's what benjamin franklin suggested but instead we win with the bald eagle. and the turkish astounding they're not moving. and he leans over and says, it's a sign from allah. and i said, that is really good advance work. [laughs] we got back to the house i said you want to eat? he said yes. i said we're gonna have lunch. and then the relief on the foreign minister's face was palpable. the reason i tell you that is that the ranches great place to get to know leaders and establish a bond, as was camp david. camp david was initially calledz shangri-la law. which means heavenly place. and it is. it is tucked in the mountains, thank

. ♪ cholo abdi abdullah. tired of overpaying for your prescriptions? try optum perks.y to save up to 80%. and everyone can do it. it's from optum, a health care company that's trusted by millions of people. you don't have to sign up for anything. just go to optumperks.com. and get a coupon to use at your pharmacy. that's it. i opted in. i opted in. you can, too. opt in and save big today. >>> developing this morning, an alleged al shabaab operative is facing multiple terrorism-related charges in new york for allegedly taking part in a foiled 9/11-style attack. cnn's shimon prokupecz joins us with the details. >> reporter: this man was arrested back in july of 2019, alisyn, he was taken into custody in the philippines, he is a kenyan citizen and intelligence officials, u.s. and both international, were able to learn of this plot and they basically were able to take him into custody as a result and yesterday the new development is that he was indicted here in manhattan in federal court by the u.s. attorney's office. so some more details have come to light, specifically t

sovereign council one arm of the transitional council the other is the cabinet headed by prime minister abdullah one duck that that line to bring in the body is the end of the year the united nations is appealing for calm after 2 days of violence inside parliament in the democratic republic of congo supporters of president felix you say k.d. clashed with those backing his predecessor joseph kabila both inside and outside the building on monday and tuesday the brawls come after the president moved to end the country's governing coalition on thursday parliament will vote on a motion to force out its weaker who's from could be less people's party for reconstruction and democracy. a major outbreak of brown locusts has been the clarity in 3 provinces in south africa more than 100 farms are being invaded by the insects who've been feeding on grass and cereal on properties in the western cape northern cape and the free state. lots more still to come in this news hour including donald trump valves to intervene in the texas lawsuit a day after the supreme court rejected another republican effort to overt

disabled it is really difficult to understand how the human mind is capable of something like that abdullah as mother and 3 sisters died in a burning basement his father and brother were executed he was shot through the head but he survived and play dead he gave evidence of the war crimes tribunal in the hague and hopes for justice speak questions regarding julie musicianship doggedly all of us who testified tried to present all facts we had and we hope that the perpetrators will be convicted and some were but we don't believe that the sentences were strong enough all these villagers lost family members in the attack and feel that more need to face justice the war crimes tribunals started in 1903 with a budget of 270000 dollars by the time it wound up 24 years later the annual cost was around $270000161.00 people were tried and 90 were found guilty now bosnian courts of continuing war crimes trials 25 years after the war ended and there are still nearly $600.00 people facing war crimes charges in bosnia and many more with blood on their hands are still walking free and that's not making the

while it has been welcomed already by several embassies by the international community and also dr abdullahwho's the head of the national reconciliation council he just tweeted a while ago and he said i welcome they michel major steps taken in doha today agreeing to the procedural framework that paves the way for discussions about the peace agenda and if there's anything that we should keep in mind about this breakthrough it's is that this is just a nation will step in what will be a very long way this talks to decide just about the procedures took over 2 and a half months now it will take a long long time for the 2 sides to start talking about the major issues like what kind of a country will there be after those talks about human rights about women's rights and like you mentioned what everybody wants and hopes for will happen will be that cease fire comprehensive cease fire because this war has been claiming so many lives here and that's what most people afghans here hope will come out as this peace talks to peace talks progress back to you feel your control. let's take you now to the u.k

current president of the fattah sisi yemenis took to the streets on january the 29th president ali abdullah saleh was hurt in an assassination attempt in july and ousted in 2012 hoofy rebels took advantage of the political vacuum he left seizing the capital in 2015 and sparking war with a saudi led coalition libyan protests began in february 20th levon but quickly turned into an armed revolt against moammar gadhafi is 42 year rule he was captured and killed in october it is here in chaos the country split between western and eastern parliaments in 2014 only this year they agreed to work together protests spread through syria in march 20 levon the government responded with arrests and shootings war erupted in july allowing us all to seize a swathe of territory and impose its brutal rule in 2014. bennett smith reports now from the town of where it all began and where many say life was better before the revolution. but how much protest is commemorated every year in his hometown but this time there weren't many people here to see it in previous years this place would have been packed the locals