amy: talk about walking into abu ghraib and what you did there. >> some of us have heard of abu ghraib. the ribbon a downed american pilot in the first gulf war who spent time there. we did not have a sense -- we did not have a sense of a kind of overwhehelming sense of fear for iraqaqis. we just thought of it as a typical prison. former lawwere enforcement officers and had been in prisons. abu ghraib, we arrived, they dropped us off and left. theyey house does in cells at te time. there's something in the neighborhood of probably less than 500 american personnel, whether be troops or contractors. there were thousands of iraqi prisoners. the idea we're going to interrogate these people and gain any kind of useful intelligence was a most immediately impossible. nermeen: what did you see at the hard site and abu ghraib? >> i spentnt one day in thehe hd site as a an arabic linguist, 'd work for the national security agency and had high-level secure and is -- clearances. site, most americans have seen photographs of this point, to tear open bay prison and many of the prisoners, the iraqi p

abu ali's mother is too old to make the dangerous trip.he is staying behind with other relatives. >> narrator: hala has hired a driver to take her and the children to the turkish border. the only way out of the city is a treacherous road through areas controlled by isis or the regime. >> (humming a tune) >> (man shouting) >> narrator: after a three-hour drive, the family arrives at a refugee camp on the border. by january 2015, more than one and a half million syrians have fled to camps like this, and there's hardly any room for newcomers. >> narrator: after two days in the camp, hala and the children cross the border into turkey. their life as refugees has begun. they are heading to istanbul, where they will apply for asylum at the german consulate. hala has used her savings to take a mini-bus across turkey. (laughing) (playful screaming) (screaming continues) (playful screaming) >> narrator: it's february 2015. the family is staying with a relative in istanbul. they've been waiting to see if their application for asylum in germany will b

abu mustafa's cut, 15% of each sale. he's talking now because he claims his isis brother-in-law cheated him out of his percentage. >> just one endless bit of pain. >> reporter: we showed the video of the artifact to a former syrian antiquities official who now teach eds at shawnee state university in ohio. >> oh, they broke it. >> reporter: he consulted other experts and books before determining that the artifact was likely real and taken from palmyra. is the sun god, the main deity of palmyra. >> reporter: abu mustafa told us he knows of other artifacts that have already arrived in turkey. and they are waiting for buyers? >> some of them were sold, he says. i'm not sure if they reached europe yet. maybe they are still trying to figure out how to get them on a plane or a boat. syria's rich cultural heritage which survived for thousands of years is now being sold illegally, one piece at a time. richard engel, nbc news, southern turkey. >>> there is a lot more to tell you about ahead. burning calories? a blueberry muffin w

this place is hell. >> abu adam also thinks it's hell. jerusalem's municipal administration ignores the district. ambulances and garbage trucks don't come here. abu adam: you must understand that i'm a native of jerusalem, but i don't have the same rights. the authorities don't recognise us. we're second-class citizens. it's absurd. no one cares how we live here. nir baram: this is a place that you can see a difference between being a jew and being a palestinian in israel, even if, according to the law, you have the same rights. and this is why it's so unacceptable, and the only way that we can really change, that jews will understand that palestinians cannot live in this way, if they are not willing to live in this way. >> nir baram calls the israeli occupation, which will soon have lasted 50 years, a demonic time. he thinks the traditional two state solution has failed. he's found support for his counterproposal in the palistinian city of ramallah of all places, from former prisoners who fought against israel for years. their joint proj

he shouted, i am shot, get me, abu sarat says.he memory of that movement so painful, he can no longer control his emotions. he said "i don't want to die." but he bled out. with us, abu is able to leave the mosque grounds, and we head to see the rest of his family. he says they did not flee when isis first arrived nearly two years ago. because his elderly mother could not run away. a mother who has buried her son. what is left, she now questions. at least god spared the rest. their stories of life under isis make your skin crawl. abu worked at a hospital in mosul. i was forced to keep working. he said, if you don't, i will leave your head on the hospital gate, he tells us. once, he was stopped in the street and forced to witness a public mass execution. in another instance, on the way to the market, he says, we saw people hanging from the electricity pole. we asked why. they said they were trying to leave. if you try to escape, this will be your fate. the women also hide their faces. but little can hide the lingering fierce. the ov

this comes amid a dispute between abu dhabi.5% in default notes amid a dispute with all fundobby -- abu dhabi's and at a time when it is under investigation for $4 billion of questionable transactions. it will meet all other existing financial obligations, and one says the defaults were triggered andebt due in 2021, 2024 2039, and they have been under investigation for more than $4 billion of questionable transactions. we will have more on that later in the program. casino stocks have had the worst week since january. isy say the winning streak not meant to last. give us some context, because i have heard you say this was temporary, that the slump was temporary and we would see some thisery soon, but is something we should be worried about? >> context is an important word. it was a bad week of the stocks are up over 30% where they were three months ago. , even moreill down importantly, 70% where they had peaked in early 2014. we have gone through a two-year part slumped and we are now in out, and of bottoming if we look at this

manus: we saw in that credit story, abu dhabi issued $5 million of bonds. likewise here in the region, we've got money flowing in to the regional bonds. they are making record after record. storynks and the credit is really what is driving. if you think of the bond market down here, they've got some pretty good -- we're hitting records, $62.5 billion. that is a sign of the abu dhabi benchmark. let's look at the bloomberg bond index. youcredit side, if i told you got the .5% in dubai, that would give you a little bit of a soupcon. francine: there have been some interesting movements in the bond market. is there any correlation and oil? -- correlation with oil? manus: the dollar is a little bit lower. --had the run-up to do half run-up to doja. the equity story a little bit of a short come. look in the banks. we are back in bund territory. we are up 20%. overnight it was all about the banks. the government with join cash. that seems to have slowed down in terms of the bank story. oil is the underlying tenant for everybody in the region. deposits are down. the

abu sayyaf is a militant group known for carrying out kidnappings. bombings and extortion in the south of the mainly catholic country. >>> people in ukraine are remembering the victims of one of the world's worst nuclear disaster. tuesday marks 30 years since catastrophic explosion and mel down at the chernobyl nuclear plants. sirens blared at 1:23 a.m., the exact time of the explosion inside a reactor. former plant workers and soldiers paid respects at a monument to the victims. the explosion sent a cloud of radioactive substances into the air. about 30 workers and firefighters died fm dect expore to hi levs of radiatio and pele are still dying of cancers linked to the accidents. >> translator: i am proud of those guys who were with me then and are no longer here. i am mourning. 30 years is a long time, and only a few of us are still living, more are dying every year. >> a church service was held in memory of the victims. other commemorative events include a ceremony near the plant. >>> radiation from the accident in chernobyl spread, crossing over

in abu's arms.bu is able to leave the mosque grounds, and we head to see the rest of his family. he says they did not flee when isis first arrived nearly two years ago because his elderly mother could not run away. a mother who has buried her son. what is left, she now questions. at least god spared the rest. their stories of life under isis make your skin crawl. abu worked at a hospital in mosul. i was forced to keep working. he said, if you don't, i will leave your head on the hospital gate, he tells us. once, he was stopped in the street and forced to witness a public mass execution. in another instance, on the way to the market, he says, we saw people hanging from the electricity pole. we asked why. they said they were trying to leave. if you try to escape, this will be your fate. the women also hide their faces. but little can hide the lingering fear, the overwhelming psychological trauma or the pain. this woman says the house isis held her family in as the iraqi army advanced was hit by a mort

it's the individuals that matter and therefore san bernardino abu bakr said they love to be.they share the same ideology? this is the most important thing so individual share the idea of jihad whether it's the boston bomber's that means there are members of the same movement and that is the best label for global jihadi movement. sir in the middle right there. if you say that you haven't read a history book. the whirling dervish's and the gnostic version of islam seems attractive as non-kinetic. some of the nastiest most violent sects in the history of the religion were linked to cfius him so i'm not looking for the one antidote. i'm looking for attitudes to truth, attitudes to revelation and reason and truth and also the most important question what is that definition of where dignity and human value comes from? sufi-ism certain aspects could be injected into the mold that you are not going to convert a majority sunni religion and susu theism itself so i understand the attraction not sure by itself it's a game-changer but thank you. >> i'm joe coffman with joe bridenstine's o

. >>> we are learning new details about the leader of isis, abu bakr al baghdadi. his former wife gave an interview about their brief marriage and said she was shocked when she found out what he had become. >> in fact, she even described the isis chief as a, quote, family man. cnn's brian todd has this story for us. >> reporter: a new warning from top u.s. officials to the terrorist leader of isis. we'll find you. >> abu bakr al baghdadi's days are numbered. >> reporter: president obama's anti-isis envoy says abu bakr al baghdadi is most likely hiding in the isis stronghold of raqqah, syria. could u.s. intelligence just picked up crucial information on al baghdadi from his ex-wife? saja al dulaimi has just given a videotaped interview to the cnn swedish affiliates suppressen. >> why did you leave? >> translator: i wasn't happy. >> did you love him? >> translator: no. >> reporter: al dulaimi says it was an arranged marriage. she was married for a few months in 2008. at that time he was a university lecturer who went by mohamud. she said she didn't know he had terror

entrevista exclusiva con cadena sueca asegurÓ que desea vivir en europa con la hija que procreÓ con aburimonio fue previamente arreglado lo de que su marido anterios falleciÓ. este matrimonio hace ver una faceta diferente del peculiar personaje. >> era un hombre retraÍdo dedicado a dirigir oraciones en una mezquita. naciÓ en irak y dice que proviene de una familia conservadora de clase media alta, la niÑa dice ser fruto de la corte relaciÓn con el erudito religioso de quien se separÓ en 2009. ( audio en inglÉs ) esta mujer iraquÍ afirma que no tenÍa idea de las conexiones terroristas que cometen a abogar bagdad y con su salvaje doctrina. >> hay que tener cuidado en pensar que una persona es la misma cosa en cada aspecto de su vida, es muy difÍcil precisar eso. eso es una informaciÓn que es interesante tenerlo en cuenta pero no debemos olvidar quiÉn es al bagadadi, lÍder del movimiento terrorista. >> dice que teme por la vida de su hija, espera que la comunidad internacional no las trate como terroristas. aunque el matrimonio tuvo lugar en 2008 sÓlo duró pocos meses al dulaini lo abandon

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talk to us about the plan to get back to abu dhabi. >> yes.he first half of the flight around the world that was from abu dhabi to india to myanmar to china to japan to hawaii and now to north america. and we will now cross the united states in the next weeks to arrive in new york. we take turns with my partner. and after that there will be the atlantic. i dream, of course, of flying new york to paris with solar impress. then we cross the mediterranean, making a stop in egypt and stop hopefully next june or july in abu dhabi. that will be the first solar flight around the world with no fuel at all. >> new york to paris, man, that's one of my favorite legs to make. i'll have to watch your journey as you do that for sure. but i want to point this out. it is amazing technology, but one challenge is that you need almost perfect weather to fly in it. what were the conditions in china? talk to us about the challenges you experienced there and how do you overcome that obstacle? >> we have a very big team of weather specialists, people who simulate on

. >> abu al baghdady. in baghdad said he hopes the isis was watching the pentagon today. what is notable at the atlantic6p]u jeffrey goldberg conducted with the president recently hinted at what may be coming next, quote, his most urgent priority for the remainder of his presidet killing the so-called caliph of the islamic state. abu back kerr ago balliww&#á"tt. apparatus in obama's last year. the killing of usama bin laden. a key tenet of the president's strategy is killing9+ú7 cabinet, if you will, of isis. greta? >> jennifer, i asked colonel warren the other day añ if they knew al bag -- al baghdadi was alive. here is what he told me. >> do you have any idea whether al baghdadi the number wynn one guy is alive or any information where isu2qu@ he at all? and taking him out would mean what? >> we do believe he ish p alive. we are actively hunting him. when we do kill him this will be yet another significant below to the organization. >> you know, i was hoping when i asked that question, obviously he is no

the flight is supposed to end back in abu dhabi late summer. jennifer: mcdonald's gospel fest is less than two weeks away. fox 5's alison morris introduces us to the gospel star who has been headlining the concert since the '80s. >> i am so excited. it's like i can't wait for it to get here. i'm grateful i'm grateful >> reporter: bishop hezekiah walker is a veteran of the mcdonald's gospel fest stage. year after year he takes part in the mega concert and he says this year the performances will be truly special. >> reporter: gospel music and the church has been a huge part of walker's life for decades. he's currently the senior pastor of the prominent love fellowship tabernacle church in brooklyn. >> how many -- >> reporter: he says preaching is in his blood. >> i see people's lives exchange. i see people get up and do better, feel better about themselves. the spiritual part of man is very important. that's the part that i tap into. this is my testimony. >> reporter: when it comes to the power of gospel music, walker says the sky is the limit. >

he is facing two counts of murder and abus leads in the first homicide of the year tied to robbery and assault that happened sometime tuesday night on south alfred she did. a victim suffered a head injury getting robbed. he died today in a hospital. investigators have not released details on the possible suspect. >>> new tonight, police are looking for a man suspected of robbing three banks. police believe he robbed two banks this afternoon, sandy springs bank in burtonsville and capital one bank in elk ridge and a suntrust bank in burtonsville. in each case the man's face is obscured with bandages. police are offering an award that leads to an arrest. >>> president obama delivered closing remarks at the two day nuclear summit he hosted in the nation's capital. he says the summits over the year have achieved a good deal of success in helping to reduce u.s. and russia and preventing the spread of weapons to iran and other nations. >>> about 100 activists protested not far from the summit. members from the group zero wanted president obama and world leaders to know that they think nuclea

mark: a brutal killing that helped spark a wider conflict. 16-year-old mohammed abu khudair 's charred body was found in 2014. he is been kidnapped from an east jerusalem never become a forest, and burned alive. he burned my son, i still cannot sleep at all. i hope he gets a life sentence. the attack was carried out by two teenage boys, seen by revenge for abducted israelis earlier that summer. confessed, but said yosef haim ben-david was not responsible because he committed the murder during a psychotic episode. >> the court ruled that the accused actually knew what he was doing. more importantly, determined this was an act of a despicable, cruel person that kidnapped an innocent youth and burned him alive. mark: the ruling close the way for yosef haim ben-david to be tried the month. his younger accomplishments were charged with life. it sparked days of palestinian rights -- riots. a spiral of violence which eventually led to the 2014 gaza war. molly: staying in israel, and ultra-orthodox man convicted of murder and six counts of attempted murder over stabbing at a jerusalem gay prid

it is withholding a $50 million payment over a dispute with abu dhabi's international petroleum whicharantor. money butit has the it is the obligation of international petroleum to pay. the economic adviser to the japanese prime minister wants to see action from the doj when it needs this week. this week.needs reflecting pressure on central-bank. -- of economists served additional easing by the boj this week. companiesate backed no longer have the ironclad support of the government. bad news for the equity bull market in hong kong so says ubs. three of the seven chinese companies that defaulted this year are partly owned by this date. the endcautioned that of implicit government support will undermine foreign investor confidence. written leaving the european union what hit the pound and investment in the u.k. according to a bundesbank board member. he spoke with bloomberg's mark barton. there will be a consequence on the foreign exchange rate and there will be a consequence of economic development and investment in the united kingdom. challenge for the ,nited kingdom should it happen

now to discuss this all is eric fehr, an army veteran who worked as an interrogator at the infamous abuwhere many were tortured and employed aggressive techniques including sleep deprivation, and others. he's out with a new book called "consequence." what is your reaction to cia director brennan's comments? >> i think it's admirable and i suspect the director would not be speaking without presidential authority so i think it also shows that president obama supports this as well. there's also an indication that the door remains wide open for these practices. we've had cia directors in the past who have endorsed these things and administrations who have endorsed these practices. while i'm no political pundit, it does appear in the next year or two that we're back to a commander in chief who would endorse these tactics. so while it's an admirable statement for sure, i think it's a stronger indicator that there is still some concern that we could easily go back down this path. >> as you alluded, let's take a listen to what donald trump and senator ted cruz have said about the practice of wa

originally took off from abu dhabi. after a few changes, the journey continues with plenty of bay area fans cheering the team on. >> i think out's incredible. it's in our own backyard and people should be checking it out. it's part of history. >> an aviation milestone with a golden bay welcome. once the plane lands, it will go inside an inflatable hangar and be here for a few days. it's expected to take off and head to phoenix, arizona. it will go to new york city and fly over the statue of liberty. reporting live, marian favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. look at this breathtaking photo of the plane over san francisco this evening? it was tweeted with the #futureisclean. >> how about that? beautiful picture. >>> tense moments for a firefighter in the south bay. the concern here, hazardous materials, thick black smoke could be seen for miles on highway 101. christy smith is live with the latest. if you were driving by it at the time, a scary sight. >> that's right. firefighters have been on scene all evening making

. >> solar impulse 2 left abu dhabi least year and returning there is the goal. next stop is phoenix. for now the plane and its pilots are recharging their batteries. abc7~news. >> the warriors gusted out a big win in houston tonight to grab the 3-1 lead over the rockets but came with a price. steph curry slip on a wet part of the court, twisting his leg. a trainer told abc7~news' mike mike shumann mike it was a sprained mcl. curry says he is in pain but is hopeful he'll be back soon. fans say even if the mri shows good results they'd like to see him resting on the bench. >> i say we don't need him in the next game. save him for the next game. >> if you can rest steph and get through this, the warrior team will step up and can actually win without him. >> larry beil and mike shumann will have reaction from the team in sports. >>> still ahead at 6:00, could the secret to treating mental illness actually be located in our belly? and a colorful way to celebrate san francisco's gay community. >>> muni is celebrating the castro district's gay pride with a flu design a

. >> they will go to new york then abu dhabi. >>> next to the universe and back. >>> coming up next, another police chase in southern california. the suspect, that guy, a big bear on the loose in a neighborhood. how this all ended coming up after the break. >>> first happening right now in our newsroom, our assignment desk talking to police agencies about two separate crash investigations that are under way. one of them is deadly. there's moving... and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike glucosamine chondroitin, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. >>> camera people and the police right there. >> the culprit, not a criminal but a bear on the run. that bear scaled fences as police cruisers tried to scare it out late last night. that did not work. fish and wildlife crews shot the bear with a tranquilizer dart. he's fine and been returned to the l.a. national forest. >>> a babysitter in court. parents caught her abusing their baby. >>> traffic headache on the ç peninsula. a big rig c

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in 2004, he broke the abu ghraib is the abuse scandal. he is just published a new book titled, "the killing of osama bin laden." in the introduction hersh writes -- "it's now evident, 15 years after the 9/11 attacks, that obama's foreign policy has maintained many of the core elements of the global war on terror initiated by his predecessor -- assassinations, drone attacks, heavy reliance on special forces, covert operations and, in the case of afghanistan, the continued use of american ground forces in combat. and, as in the years of bush and cheney, there has been no progress, let alone victory, in the fight against terrorism." seymour hersh, welcome back to democracy now! congratulations on your book. why don't we start by talking about what president obama announced in his speech in germany today, just hours before this broadcast. increased troop presence in syria. what does it mean? >> first, happy anniversary. i am glad you're still around, ghetto. one of the words he does not mention is russia. i cannot begin to tell you what is in

he shouted "i am shot, get me" abu said.can no longer control his emotions. he said i don't want to die. but he bled out in his arms. with us, he is able to leave the mosque grounds and we head to see the rest of his family. he says they did not flee when isis first arrived nearly two years ago because his elderly mother could not run away. a mother who has buried her son. what is left, she now questions. at least god spared the rest. their stories of life under isis make your skin crawl. abu worked at a hospital in in mosul. i was forced to keep working, he said. if you don't, i will leave your head on the hospital gate, he tells us. once he was stopped in the street and forced to witness a public mass execution. in another instance on the way to the market, he says we saw people hanging from the electricity pole. we asked why. they said they were trying to leave. if you try to escape, this will be your fate. the women also hide their faces, but little can hide the lingering fear, the overwhelming psychological trauma or th

it will head to phoenix, arizona, the ultimate goal to new york and eventually abu dhabi which will complete the around the world journey. >>> look at this beautiful picture of the solar impulse two over san francisco last night. we have extensive coverage on our website. you can find more there at nbc bay area.com. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find the driver of a hit and run crash that left a pedestrian dead. it happened last night at fremont boulevard and thornton avenue. police say they arrived to find people performing cpr on the female victim. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. witnesses said the woman was walking in a lane on fremont boulevard when she was struck. police say the car is a light colored two-door jeep wrangler with a black top and large tires. >>> a sptd drunk driver under arrest after a hit and run crash in san carlos that left a pedestrian dead. it happened last night on san carlos avenue. sheriffs deputies say a 53-year-old man was walking on the shoulder of the road when a car drifted off the roadway and hit him. the driver fled the scene. dep

the mission started more than a year ago in uh boo you -- in abu dhabi. >>> let's talk about a fairly warm weekend. >> will these winds die down? >> i am hearing the complaint on social media and they will dye dye -- die down. the cloud are near the coastline and in the sierra it has been snowing. the thunderstorms have developed that went through the placerville area. this was tweeted to me from south lake tahoe so you can see what it looked like there. the winds are howling and they have increased out of the north in fairfield. i want to show you what the wind did. it is a down sloping wind so fairfield went up a few degrees and it is 68. that's not a typo. most other areas in the 50s to middle 60ss as you look from the pustro tower cam. the winds will relax on sunday. here is a look at what with will happen overnight. it will remain on the gusty side especially on the coast and over the hills. tomorrow morning if you are going out for a run it will be a warm wind so you don't have to worry about being too chilly. it is a warl wind so 20 or 25 miles an hour. the winds will actually

robert: red has been suspended for violating substance abu maureen: you brought luck to the nats lastight. leon: because i left. robert: he left early. leon: that is what happened. doug: they got up and won. every time he goes to the park. maureen: what is the latest? doug: frost possible north and west of the metro area. frost advisory up from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. then we get through the day with plenty of sunshine and high of 59 degrees. 62 on thursday and friday. partly to mostly sunny skies. looking ahead to the weekend, partly sunny and 63. the big jump occurs on sunday. sunshine and 70. steve rudin at 11:00 with the updated seven-day. the next chance for rain is looking ahead to the weekend. wouldn't it be something to go 15 days without rain? leon: it would be nice. doug: wouldn't surprise me. maureen: wouldn't be good for pollen. leon: true, too. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is up coming up next. but jamie raskin is the only abdemocrat for congress who led the fight for tougher gun laws. only raskin took on th