we went direct into aden. literally the pilot said, good luck, and turned right around and left us standing on the tarmac with our sea bag full of whatever gear we could put together and a duffle bag of personal gear. and we walked into what was probably not much bigger than this room as the terminal for the airport. and just as we get into the terminal, a c-130 lands, and it's the fbi with 300 people. then the marine fast team from bahrain hits the ground. they all have long guns and jeeps, they come rolling off. i'd say aden thought they were being invaded by americans at that point. it was a stand-down. we got in that friday morning, roughly 10:00 or 11:00. we didn't leave the airport until 10:00 or 11:00 at night. and then the yemen is wanted us to convoy so they could control where the americans were having access. as a convoy we left the airport all the way around the bay, dropped the marines where would be considered like a beachhead that controlled access to the "cole." and we all final in again and go

conditions in the border torn country protesters blocked off a major road in the southern port city of aden they're demanding action on continuing power cuts and high prices yemen's internationally recognized government in aden is battling iran back to 3 rebels who control the capital sanaa in the north. and people that care to stand are voting on changing the constitution to greatly expand the president's powers the reforms would reduce the size of the parliament and give the president the power to appoint judges president cited to power office says the changes would increase stability is opponents are calling it a power grab. and the number of civilians killed in myanmar is military crackdown has climbed to over 700 on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city of baghdad authorities regularly shut down internet access which has forced activists to return to old fashioned methods of spreading their message. to the man wearing this mosque who goes by the name lin and he's the founder of an underground newsletter called molotov. it's secretly distribut

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the deepening humanitarian crisis in yemen crowds of blocked a major vote in the southern port of aden there demanding an end to power cuts and spiraling prices yemen's internationally recognized government as fighting iran back to the rebels who control the capital sana. german president. maher the 76th anniversary of the liberation of both involved death camps he warned against forgetting the crimes of the nazis and the 60000 people were killed. and at satellite camps. chad strong arm leader idriss deby is set to win a 6th term in office votes are being counted after election polls closed main rivals were either barred from running or dropped out blaming intimidation they be is a key ally to the west in the fight against jihadist groups and the side. very come on the. president to do is to be is one of the wrong being greedy does he know if. i'm going to have the security he was the 1st to cast your vote it is this 6 schools so i could leave because woods who didn't. none of the. we're done we have voted we have going to go home now and then wait for the voters to decide their fate.

gallery owner aden miller came up with the idea to create a down. a what you try. to write every poetry oh the earth is courtesy call it. together with a team of computer scientists robotics experts and design as miller developed in his own words the world's 1st robot artist programmed for creativity. major draws with chalk and paints with acrylic. works make a fortune. uncanny to look hurt to have this interaction with the normal human in the way that we can. it's quite a an unfertilized feeling but she would be surprised how quickly you feel very relaxed with that with having a robot in your life. as a call to explore the potential of artificial intelligence before it's too late. but is this real art or is it just a grand technical achievement a.j. raises the question whether human artists will be competing against robots in the future. we've heard. from different artists thinking oh my goodness what does that mean for my own abilities that we very much believe the rise of. within the world is very much similar to the rise of the camera in the fifty's and sixty's

against the deepening humanitarian crisis in yemen crowds blocked a major road in the southern port of aden there demanding an end to power cuts and spiraling prices yemen's internationally recognized government as fighting iran back to the rebels who control the capital sana. turman president. has marked the 76th anniversary of the liberation of brooklyn volved camp here warrant against forgetting the crimes of the nazis nearly 60000 people were killed . and the satellite camps. the center right candidate and presidential elections in the south american nation of ecuador has claimed victory better in banker guillermo laso one over 52 percent of ballots cast he campaigned on a ticket of open markets and foreign investment as a wager reese. the economy which has been hit hard by the pandemic is a left wing opponent to address our rouse has conceded defeat. and w.'s latin america correspondent john ramey or as gave us this on the challenges faced by the incoming president. the next president of ecuador will face the many challenges the biggest to unite all ecuadorians this is a very divided c

conditions in the water and country protestors blocked off a major road in the southern port city of aden they want to an end to power cuts and high prices yemen's internationally recognized government is fighting iran back who's the rebels who control the capital sana. and vote counting is underway in bend in presidential election incumbent lead efforts trees talan seen here casting his ballot is hoping to secure a 2nd term in office has broken promise to only serve a single term has triggered days of violent clashes before the vote. and german president frank wall to star in my eye has visited the former death camp at book involved to mark the 76th anniversary of its liberation he warned against getting the crimes of the nazis more than 56000 people were killed at book in bold and its satellite camps. now around 700 people have been killed in meanwhile as military crackdown since february scoop on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city of bug al authorities have shut down internet access once again and it's forcing activists to come up with alt

. >> this is a very rare complication, a very rare aden >> reporter: the scientists are sharing this table to explain their thinking. over the next six months, they expect to see about 26 more cases of these rare blood clots, out of a universe of 9.8 million johnson & johnson vaccinations. but they believe the same vaccine will prevent more than 1,400 deaths and keep more than 2,200 people from getting so sick that they need to be treated in intensive care. they're still warning people who have gotten the shot to call their doctors right away if they feel headaches, abdominal or leg pain or have trouble breathing. 18-year-old emma burkey, for example, from clark county, nevada is fighting for her life tonight. >> she's been brought out of the coma. she's been taken off the ventilator. >> reporter: a family spokesperson says she had seizures, blood clots, and needed three brain surgeries after getting the johnson & johnson vaccine. doctors say it's not clear if the vaccine is responsible, and her family says they still want >> they're not happy with the johnson & johnson vaccine, whic

conditions in the border torn country protesters blocked off a major road in the southern port city of aden they're demanding action on continuing power cuts and high prices internationally recognized government is battling iran back who's the rebels who control the capital sanaa. with a number of civilians killed in myanmar as military crackdown has climbed to over 700 on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city ago authorities regularly shut down internet access which is forced activists to return to old fashioned methods of spreading their message. the man wearing this mosque who goes by the name lynn and he's the founder of an underground newsletter called molotov. it's secretly distributed to thousands of readers across myanmar. it's a tough time at the moment but we have to be interviewed wearing masks so. we're living under a lot of oppression at the moment we have to distribute the printed version of mana tof ourselves because of the internet i would it. for writing revolutionary literature and then distributing it we could end up in prison f

they've said that this was a logistical support ship used as a base in the red sea and the gulf of aden so is there to secure shipping lanes and carry out anti piracy measures that's according to the foreign ministry they've also said that the ship's mission and its location was given to the international maritime organization state t.v. have said that the. rain and ship belongs to the iranian navy and a mine was attached to it now we know that this ship has been in the red sea for a number of years in fact the u.s. naval institute in 2020 in the report said that it was a covert military ship used by the revolutionary guard now iran denies that but saudi arabia have repeatedly criticized its presence in the red sea and some officials under the trumpet ministration accused this ship of being used in aiding . in yemen there have been a number of reports of attacks against israeli and ships in the last month and israel accused iran of targeting one of its ships with a missile and since joe biden has come into office there's been more reports of attacks and there are also reports of a cland

villages to visit the graves of their relatives when the accident scene is just north of the city of aden brown reports. of the rescue team scramble to reach passengers trapped in the front carriages carriages that folded into each other after coming off the rails as the train entered a tunnel. this woman carriage full carriage for has everyone come out. 350 passengers paid for seats with more than 100 others reportedly standing in line for double duty here or i could feel the emergency brake was put on and the train just shook and then stopped it and i didn't sound the next unsentimental we're fine but some of the passengers in our compartment were injured. inside the narrow tunnel emergency workers struggled to reach the indra there was no other way for us to get out so we had to climb to the top of the train and then climb down i was sitting on the aisle side and i was thrown to the floor. a spokesman for the rail network says the accident was caused by one of its construction trucks sliding from a work site above the truck the fire department later released pictures of what appeared t

they've said that this was a logistical support ship used as a base in the red sea and the gulf of aden so it's there to secure shipping lanes and carry out anti piracy measures that's according to the foreign ministry and state t.v. have said that the service raney and ship belongs to the iranian navy and a mine was attached to it now we know that this ship has been in the red sea for a number of years in fact the u.s. naval institute in 2020 in the report said that it was a covert military ship used by the revolutionary guard now iran denies that saudi arabia have repeatedly criticized its presence in the red sea and some officials under the trumpet ministration accused this ship of being used in aiding. in yemen but there are some in iran who feel that this latest attack against a ship that is used by the military is an attempt to sabotage those nuclear those talks in vienna on the nuclear program president hassan rouhani was speaking a cabinet meeting this morning he said that it was a success he boasted about his government's handling of the economy over the last 2 to 3 years in th

foster, the aden question recovered from covid and fully vaccinated.k if foster's daughter and friends fully vaccinated because it appears they were in the photos. and whether governor witmer, i don't have anything additional to add. clay, take it from there. >> this is just more of politicians telling us to do different things than they are doing themselves, right? whether the french laundry experience, whether andrew cuomo being able to go out and get family members limited tests early in advance or whether any number of people in positions of power that have argued. all of their citizens have to lock down but oh, by the way let's get to florida as fast as we can. by the way, florida, of course, the place that they tried to blame for everything that has gone wrong in florida as you look at the data, basically exact same numbers as california. the most locked down's estate and least populous lockdown state and everybody wants to get to florida right now including gretchen whitmer's own top aide to. this is utterly insane and more part for the, unfortu

this is a doctor at a covid-19 treatment center in aden. >> the center is overwhelmed.e need oxygen and to expand care across all provinces. the two most important things is funding and more staff. we need more staff because the rise in cases is not normal. amy: the world resources institute is warning global deforestation jumped 12% last year in a blow to efforts to reduce carbon in the atmosphere. the group estimates about 10 million acres of tropicaforest were desoyed in 2020. that's an area roughly the size of switzerland. most of the destruction occurred in the amazon rainforest in brazil. deforestation also spiked in cameroon and colombia. a federal court in new york has sentenced tony hernandez, the brother of honduran president juan orlando hernand, to lif in prison for drug trafficking. tony hernandez, a former congress member, was convicted in 2019 on wide-ranging charges, including massive bribing schemes. u.s. prosecutors say he was also involved in at least two murders and that honduran president juan orlando hernandez was a co-conspirator in the quote “sta

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actually said by any means necessary, first time i had ever -- we were able to have him flown up from aden and we had access to him. very early morning of the 13th of september. and he had no idea why i and ali were there. he wasn't happy to see us. but he actually gave us the first known actual al qaeda member identification of two of the 9/11 hijackers that morning. >> wow. that soon after. >> yes, sir. >> you mentioned he was supposed to be the videographer that day. was there any footage? did he oversleep or something did i read or -- >> that's right. that's what the investigation -- we did not believe him at all because that's not gold. it's platinum if they had that for propaganda purposes. but his story was that he woke up for prayers. he put his alarm -- his pager on silence because they had a code 1010 when the ship was in place. then he would go to pick up the camera. for his part he said he overslept because the pager was on silent. we didn't believe him at all. later on in the investigation spending quite a few man hours digging down, that tape if it existed never surfaced. i t

against the deepening humanitarian crisis in yemen crown's blocked a major road in the southern port of aden there demanding an end to power cuts and spiraling prices yemen's internationally recognized government as finding a round back to the rebels who control the capital's. german president. has marked the 76th anniversary of the liberation of death camps he warned against forgetting the crimes of the nazis nearly 60000 people were killed. and its satellite camps. the center right candidate in the presidential elections in the south american nation of ecuador has claimed victory better and banker guillermo laso won over 52 percent of ballots cast he campaigned on a ticket of open markets and foreign investment as a way to restart the economy which has been hit hard by the pandemic his left wing opponent address arousals has conceded defeat. and dave w.'s latin america correspondent yawn ramirez give us this on the challenges faced by the incoming president the next president of ecuador will face a mini charge in just the biggest to unite all ecuadorians this is a very divided country betw

younger brother to amira, aden, and evan. myles and mom are doing well. look at that onesie. "cuomo prime time." let's get after the babies. our congratulations to kisha and ja. we are so happy you brought myles into the family. this is great. it's good news, and it's good to have good news. >>> more good news. tomorrow night, i'm off. the show goes on. the show has grown to the point, thanks to you, where it stays on the schedule, whether i'm here or not. and you will have an upgrade, in the form of michael smerconish. all right. time for the big show, "cnn tonight" with the big star, d lemon, right now. >> that is definitely an upgrade. anything would be an upgrade. >> true. >> why are you indoctrinating kisha's baby, already? she is a good woman, her husband is a good man. it's a great family. what are you indoctrinating them with that "cuomo prime time" for? >> here is the thing. if we were to give that kid a "cnn tonight" onesie if one existed because no one would make one. it is telling this kid, that you cannot be great, that you must aspire for so

. >> so director, we spoke to former greenville, north carolina police chief hasan aden about the videos comment was that officer reardon gave verbal commands to makhia for her to stop, just as he lunged with a knife at a second victim. his view is the deescalation did not appear to be a viable option, that he was faced with an immediate deadly force situation. that he understands how this happened because he -- there could be death to the second assault victim if he had not acted. let me just ask you, director. i know there's a lot we do not know, but do you think this incident is different from other police involved shootings that we have seen recently around the country or not? >> well, i think that technically and intellectually, it's likely different than some of the others where there was an unarmed black person that was killed, lethal force was used on them. but it does not help with the hurt and pain, because this was a teenage child. and it just hurt. it's devastating. it's a tragedy, no matter how you analyze it. >> it certainly is. it's poignantly sad. thank you very much, di

. >> aden brown: smile for the video, everybody. >> whitaker: ...and started bike rides to occupy neighborhood than 400 neighborhood residents got a covid vaccine during a one-day pop-up clinic. >> thomas: we're more than just a neighborhood. we're more than just people. we're a family. and once you have a family, hey, you have everything. >> whitaker: south atlanta is now one of almost 30 neighborhoods around the country that are part of the purpose- built communities network. all of them working to undo, or at least mitigate the damage done by decades-- centuries, really-- of segregation and racism. if you're working community by community, this is going to take a long time to reach your goals. i mean, people are clamoring for change right now. >> franklin: it took 400 years to get into this desperate situation. so your question about whether we do it one at a time doesn't sit too well with me. because we didn't get here overnight. and it's going to take some-- it's going to take some time to get out of this dilemma. ( ticking ) >> cbs sports hq. at the rb heritage in hilton head, south caro

robert leslie and his wife barbara and their grandchildren aden and noah and a fifth victim james lewis was found outside of the home, and sixth person still unidentified in the hospital with serious injuries the officials have identified the suspect as philip adams. they they the 32-year-old shot himself in the head after a standoff with the cops. his father is expressing condolences to the victims and saying that football bears some of the blame. >> he is a good kid. he was a good kid, and i think that the football messed him up. you know, i don't think that he ever did anybody any harm. all i can tell you is that we pray for the family. >> the officials say they have yet to determine a motive and now the the investigation. allison barber is tracking that part in rock hill, south carolina. ellison? >> shepard, one of the 911 calls was a witness outside of his home mowing the lawn when he heard the gun fire said that he thought that he heard at least 20 shots the suspect had here and used two gun, a .45 caliber and a 9 millimeter and both of them appear to have been legally obtained. p

largely to secure and sustain their small naval task force that operates in the red sea and the gulf of adenticipate now with this peer being recently completed they will increase their naval activity into djibouti soon. >> thank you, general. general mckenzie, i would like to visit with you with regard to the difference between a conditions-based withdrawal and a withdrawal with a date certain. i recognize that the goal overall here is to follow direction of the commander-in-chief. i respect that. i note the prez has made the decision to move from the conditions-based withdrawal to a date certain withdrawal. there's a reason why i think many of us have talked about and i believe a number of military officials of the past have discussed the validity of a conditions-based withdrawal while at the same time recognizing that there is no real good answer to the afghanistan questions. respecting the president's ability to make and having to make this decision, can you share with us a little bit about some of the concerns that you have expressed with regard to the ability of the existing afghan nat

i know christen, aden, carries is a and -- carissa and alexander are proud of him also. i wish andy pate the best of luck in his future endeavors. thank you, mr. president. and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. cornyn: i would ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, in all honesty, sometimes it's hard to figure out exactly what the policy goals that the biden administration is striving to achieve. take the so-called covid-19 relief bill that was signed into law just last month. despite the fact that every pandemic relief bill that became law last year received broad bipartisan support, this bill did not. in fact, not a single republican voted for it. the biden administration is preparing to rinse and release the strategy with a new and misleading label, calling it infrastructure, but the reason why republic