the one exception is adnan latif. he came back in 2012 in a body bag. >> it took more than three months from the day mohamed latif heard the news his brother adnan had been found dead in a cell, until he was able to bury his body here. a military autopsy at guantanamo determined he'd committed suicide. and by the time the us military delivered his body back to yemen, it was too late for his family to have an independent autopsy performed. >> adnan had been cleared for release from guantanamo three times before president obama imposed a moratorium on returning detainees to yemen. in 2010, a dc district court ordered that he be freed. >> an appeals court overturned the ruling. >> guantanamo doctors had diagnosed adnan with bipolar and borderline personality disorders. the guards found his behavior "extremely challenging" and reported that he made statements asking to die. >> he was expressing a message sure he said that he wanted to commit suicide in his letters. that this place was driving him mad, that he was miserabl

as we discovered when we met baby adnan. his mother told us, "if there is another conflict, she will raise adnan to attack israel. the cycle of war will go on. a top hamas official admitted to us that the israeli bloccade of gaza has slowed the resupply of everything from basic necessities to arms, and scott, that may explain that while the enthusiasm of the recruits is so high, their training is so short. >> pelley: barry petersen reporting for us tonight from gaza. thank you, barry. we'll show you what had millions today staring at the sky through special glasses. and cheating at school is taken to a whole new level when the cbs evening news continues. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-

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adnan garaar was a key operative for al shabaab accused of pastorminding the 2013 attack on the westgateall in nairobi that left 67 dead. the pentagon says garaar was a major threat and his death is a significant blow to al shabaab. >>> also as expected the air force veteran accused of trying to join up with isis has pleaded not guilty. tairod pugh is being held in new york returned to the u.s. in january after he was sent back to egypt where he had gunbeen living. he said he no intention of joining the group. >>> most surveillance tapes showing agents smashing into a barricade have been released. clancy showed videos of that accident providing only limited views. others showing better views were erased after 72 hours, part of normal position. that means proving whether the agents were drunk will be difficult, if not impossible. >>> donald trump hoping new hampshire voters will give him a "you're hired." he's announced he's forming an exploratory committee. he hired campaign staff in the granite state as well as iowa and south carolina. >>> well the evidence is piling up at the boston ma

adnan garaar was a key operative for the group al shabaab.e's accused of masterminding the 2013 attack on the westgate mall in nairobi that left 67 people dead. the pentagon says garaar was a major threat and his death is a significant blow to al shabaab. >>> also as expected, the air force veteran accused of trying to join up with isis has pleaded not guilty. tairod pugh is being held in new york. he was returned to the u.s. in january after being stopped by authorities in turkey and sent back to egypt where he had been living. pugh has reportedly said he had no intention of joining the terror group. >>> the secret service director says most of the surveillance videos documents two agents smashing into a white house barricade have been erased. director joseph clancy showed members of congress tuesday some videos of that accident providing only limited views. other videos possibly showing better angles were erased after 72 hours. that's part of normal policy. that means proving whether the agents were drunk will be very difficult, if not impo

sarah koenig drunk dialed adnan. that's never good. ira glass wore a red cardigan.ughter ] you're going the opposite -- i'm now going to shift to the opposite of npr. picture what the opposite of npr is, because that's where i'm shifting with this next joke. the kardashian family -- [ laughter ] oh! oh, i just did a 180, and i threw my neck out. [ laughter ] the kardashian family has signed a deal keeping them on the air for four more years and paying them $100 million. [ audience ohs ] $100 million. so let that be a lesson. if you really work hard -- [ laughter ] -- and apply yourself, you are wasting your time. [ cheers and applause ] you are wasting your time. they're not giving away money for that anymore. eddie redmayne -- any eddie redmayne fans here? [ cheers ] yeah. i've been told i look like a young eddie redmayne. [ laughter ] eddie redmayne, who just won an oscar for his portrayal of stephen hawking, will provide the voice of a train in a new installment of "thomas the tank engine." [ laughter ] i just hope he doesn't get typecast as someone who can only

his name is adnan syed. he's best known as a subject of a podcast called "serial." his current lawyer filed a brief today saying his former attorney did not talk to a witness who might have provided syed an alibi. that podcast "serial," the thrust of it questions syed's guilt and the way he was defended at trial. syed was convicted in baltimore county in 1999. he's serving a life sentence. >>> the federal government's taking a closer look into why people are illegally walking across train tracks months after a news4 i-team investigation. the i-team recently revealed more than 100 people have been injured or killed trespassing across tracks in the d.c. area in the past three years. they uncovered some frequent trespass arias including a spot near route 1 in beltsville. tomorrow the national transportation safety board will stage a day-long hearing into the problem at its l'enphant plaza headquarters. the agency will hear from victims who have been hurt testing their luck crossing tracks. >>> despite a conviction for a sex crime and despite a new felony charge against

a drone strike hit a vehicle carrying adnan garar killing him.p al shabaab. he is accused of helping to plan the 2013 attack on a mall in kenya that left 67 people dead. >>> learning the details about the suspect in a deadly rampage outside of phoenix. police in mesa identified the man as ryan giroux an ex-convict who served three stays in state prison and a member of violent racist group called hammer skin nation. police say the rampage began with a dispute at a motel. when it was over there was a home invasion and a carjacking. >>> the state department joining the japanese police investigation in to death threats against caroline kennedy, the u.s. ambassador to japan. >> threats were made by phone to the u.s. embassy in tokyo. martha raddatz has details. >> reporter: the threats made by telephone, directly to u.s. embassy in tokyo, "i will kill ambassador kennedy," the male caller reportedly said in english. >> we take any threats to u.s. diplomates seriously. we take every step possible to protect our personnel. >> reporter: caroline kennedy i

adnan garaar was a senior member of al shabaab an offshoot of al qaeda in somalia believed to be responsible the attack on the westgate mall in nairobi back in 2013. the pentagon says his death is a, quote, significant blow to the terror organization. >>> an army unit in alaska being dregged for a tradition many will find offensive known as racial thursdays. the army times newspaper says a platoon of soldiers based at ft. waynewright were allegedly given a free pass to use racial slurs against one another on thursdays. this is the same unit to which private danny chen once belonged. chen took his life four years ago after being hazed over his chinese ancestry. >>> if you got caught up in last year's big data breach involving target you could now get up to $10,000 from the company. target has agreed to put $10 million into a fund to settle a class action lawsuit. there's a hearing in federal court this morning on that settlement. >>> catholic church officials in san francisco are now backing down after using sprinklers to prevent homeless people from taking shelter in the doorways of st. mary