allah knows that and they know that and if you try and you hurt those people, then allah will punish you. but in the middle, there are all these people who need to resist to the best of their ability and when their burden is too great they can set it down and freely talk to you without worrying about the torment of the grave and that profoundly changed the way that i think about it because what it did for me was it helped me switch my perspective from what jim mitchell, the white guy who grew up in rural florida and it got me focusing on what's in their head, you know, how are they interpreted in what they are doing. this burden that's too great to bear, at the worst of time when we were still in the middle of eit's with ksm, i wanted in a way to suggest to him that he could work with us, that he didn't have to continue to do what he was doing so i used and this would be another social influence thing, i used -- i said, i'm walling him and i stopped and said, i don't know what your god but my god doesn't expect me to carry a burden that i can't carry. he knows it that at some point i

as the shoot out took place, the suspect yelled allah akbar, accoridng to police. 12 people died in that truck attack monday night. we are expecting a press conference from european law enforcement... as soon as that happenes we will bring it to you. - rain for part of christmas eve - sunny & seasonable christmas - unseasonably mild early next week - cooler & dry for new year's weekend today: sunny early, then becoming mostly cloudy. cooler. highs: 46-51 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. showers developing after midnight. lows: 36-40 winds: s 5 mph christmas eve: morning rain. cloudy after noon with clearing skies after 6pm. highs: 49-51 winds: sw 5 mph with now just two days until christmas, mi are scrambling to holiday. scott taylor is live from regan national airport this morning.. scott how are the lines there? in australia, police arrest five men suspected of christmas day attacks using bombs, knives, and a gun. investigators say the suspects were inspired by isis and planned attacks on melbourne's flinders street train station. they had been plotting the attack for three weeks. three

it is led by abu allah. he is a hate preacher in germany. he has a network. are also linked to isis. authorities will be very much on edge watching for that to see if there are any copycat attacks like here on monday killing 12 people and injuring 48 people. including two americans. >> for people just tuning in. the manhunt is over. italian police confirming they shot and killed that suspect in the berlin christmas market truck attack. he is dead. it was a normal checkpoint. he was asked for identification. he pulled out a pistol. a gun fight ensued. that is what the italian officials are saying. this suspect is dead. he would go, chris, to the milan sub be suburb us. not a surprise. he was in prison for years in italy after starting a fire at a refugee center. this man originally from tunisia, but ties around europe. >> reporter: yes. absolutely. anis amri is not a recent refugee. he is a common criminal now. he had been in europe for more than seven years. he left tunisia. running from the law there. he came to italy. he was jailed for four years. that is w

this support network from abu allah. a hate preacher. had been helping them and connecting them with isis. this is something that remains. there are hundreds of people like anis amri in germany tracked by german authorities. miguel. >> that's what so many of the german people and german press are asking this morning about the gaps as you point out between the guy. the american authorities had been alerted about this guy. he managed to get away for a couple days. the question now, chris, will be piecing together who he talked to and where did he get money and where did he get the car. how did he get to italy. was he in contact with anybody else. >> reporter: yes, because those connections could lead them to other people who may be plotting. we saw the other attack. we don't know if it is linked, but we saw the plot at the largest shopping mall in europe in oberhausen. two were arrested. late 20s or early 30s. kosovo refugees. a lot of refugees in 1999. a lot of young people living here who many have been able to protletized. others have t

motivated by a religious fanaticism, not because they want a bigger bowl of cheerios, they believe allah has put them on earth to kill infidels, if this has nothing to to with we religion, than why one common denominate or is right before they do the killing, they stand up and say allah akbar, you know glory to god, this is what they believe, they are doing something wonderful and good, and they will be rewarded in their heaven for this. why are we so stupid that we cannot acknowledge that and step whether we bless that religion these are people who in a perverted form of it, are absolutely dedicated to murder of everyone who did you not believe like they believe, they do it for a religious purpose. liz: thank you governor mike huckabee, merry christmas. >> merry christmas, liz. liz: next up, after the terrorist attack in berlin that left a dozen people dead and 48 injuries, cnn ra'anan opinion piece -- opinion piece did not report on lives ripped apart but bashed right, editorial headline used word berlin truck assault spreads waves of fear. , central argsome that right -- argument is t

and if you try and you heard those people then allah will punish you.but in the middle there's all these people who need to resist to the best of their ability and then when their burden is too great they can set it down and freely talk to. without worrying about the torment of the grave. and that profoundly change the way you about it because what it did for me was that help me switch my perspective from what jim mitchell, the white guy that grew up in rural florida thinks about how these interrogation should be done. i got me focusing on what's in their head. how are they interpreting what we are doing for for example. at the worst of time aware still in the middle of vat's with k sm i wanted to suggest to him that he could work with us, that he did not have to continue to do what he was doing. so i used a social influence thing i used what he had told me. i said i don't know about your god, but my god doesn't expect me to carry a bird that i cannot carry. he knows that at some point i'm you put it down. and he goes, my god feels the same way. so i'm

look, do not discount the power of coincidence, it could simply be confidence, but this man shouting allah

the gunman did shout allah akbar and went into abefore security . he said, don't forget syria, don't forget aleppo. threatening all with a quote in the suppression to die one by one. u.s. state department says whether there's too many speculation about who may have been involved in this, today is simply the time to mourn the victim. >> this man was assassinated in cold blood. there's a family who is in groo grief. this is an assault not just on this individual but on the act of diplomacy itself. he was speaking at an art gallery. >> reporter: he was a career diplomat. he served as the soviet ambassador to north korea. he had been in turkey since 2013. vladimir putin knew him personally. said he was a good hearted person. putin called the murder a clear provocation aimed at undermining the improvement and normalization of russian-turkish relations as well as undermining the peace process in syria promoted he said by, quote, russia, turkey, iran and other countries. russia from the start called the murder an act of terror. >> translator: there's only

look, do not discount the power of coincidence, it could simply be confidence, but this man shouting allahefore he publicly shoots the ambassador from russia —— allahu akbar. publicly shoots the ambassador from russia -- allahu akbar. the papers haven't run with this today because they have gone with him and with germany. if ever there was an example needed of how ordinary, innocent victims, especially those in aleppo, there you go. . he was an official policeman who used his identity badge to get into the gallery. and while perhaps the aim, given what he was shouting, was to try and distance turkey from russia and russian attacks in syria, ironically it could bring the countries closer together in terms of cooperation. you can see that, can't you, strongman turning against the west and peace and president erdogan will seize on this to unite against terror. they have the tension when turkey shot down the russian airliner and they came together closer after that, so there is no reason to think this incident would disturb the relationship i think. it is striking that the sun has gone with th

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"when you march, you should think of allah, recite the prayer. you will know that god is with you and nothing bad can happen. do not be afraid or alarmed when you fight against her enemy. never backed down. when you kill, do not think it is you doing the killing. you." s guiding the adf has been filling out nks with children. at 14, this boy was forced to join up. >> did you see that? these terrible incidents began at the end of 2014 with the authorities deciding to oust the adf. over 120 massacres have been counted in the past year and a half, with around 1000 civilian casualties. many have decided to leave the endless cycle of former behind. one third of serengeti inhabitants are now thought to have fled. father jerome has watched his congregation shrink by the day. >> depriest leaves last. he cannot be the first to go. if he leaves -- the beast leaves last. -- cannotest leaves last 30 be the first to go. if he leaves, the whole village will leave. some of the victims of the congolese military have decided to take advantage from the rebel threa

he shouted god is great or allah is greater multiple times.hen the other thing that needs to be noted, he shot other people in the art gallery. he killed the ambassador but other people were wounded as well today. >> all right. thank you very much. it is a very very dangerous world. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next on "hannity" -- >> her current scandals and controversy will continue throughout her presidency and will make it virtually impossible for her to govern or lead our country. >> remember when president-elect donald trump was saying that on the campaign trail? democrats are ignoring those facts and about hillary clinton as they complain about her loss. peter schweizer joining us next. >>> and later -- >> michelle obama said yesterday that there's no hope. but i assume she was talking about the past, not the future. >> president-elect donald trump is reacting to first lady michelle obama's comments about americans lacking hope after his election win. charlie hurt and judge jeanine pirro are here with reaction, that

he was screaming allah is great and all kinds of stuff about syria.germany terrorists plowed through a christmas marketed in a truck killing at least nine. hurting at least 50 others. this athaksin larr to the one in neech niche, france last summer has isis written all over it. president obama leaves office in 32 days and he is going out with this belief and almost every country on earth sees america as stronger and more respected today than they did 8 years ago. in other words, by so many measures our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started. >> but is that true? joining us from washington brad sherman democratic congressman from california, senior member of the house foreign affairs committee. so random terror is not receding, congressman, i'm not sure where mr. obama is getting his kind of positive outlook about the power of the united states. we have not been able to really contain this terrorism. >> well, since 9/11 when we lost over 3,000 people we shouldn't be shocked that there are additional terrorist attacks there

everyone sleeps on mats on the ground, grateful to allah for their health and a good harvest. >> fourhere. my two sons, my daughter-in-law and myself. in a good year, we gather two or three tons of walnuts, but this year, we've barely collected 300 kilos. >> nonetheless, the markets of jalalabad are still full of nuts. in the shell, they cost around 2 euros a kilo. but without the shell, they'll bring 6 euros, so it pays to crack them open. during the soviet era, all the nuts had to be turned over to the state. these farmers say that's something they don't want to go back to ever again. reforesting offers a chance of improving future harvests. abdumalik khamraev is something of a village elder here -- everyone goes to him for advice. these small and rather dried out looking shoots are actually two-year-old walnut trees. >> if there wasn't a fence here, the local livestock would soon be along to graze. you can see that the other side is completely barren, but look at how green and beautiful this is. >> kyrgyz environmentalists have teamed up with germany's society for international coo

he was barely protesting against russia's involvement in syria and shouted the arabic phrase, allah isreat. -- the movement has condemned the attack and rejected any link to the attacker. laura: for more on that story we go to our correspondent jasper mortimer in ankara. clearly both turkey and russia are keen to get to the bottom of this and find out whether that off-duty police officer was acting alone or on orders from a wider group. are there any more developments in the investigations of our? jasper: the deputy prime minister said police had reached an initial finding, but he refused to diebold to it. killeremerged that the was a 22-year-old riot policeman who took leave and stayed at a hotel near the public art gallery where he killed the ambassador. after the attempted coup in july, he was one of thousands of security force personnel who were suspendnded on suspicion of wasg a terrorist, but he reinstated five weeks later. pro-government newspapers came was,oday reporting that he but in my view, this is looking forturks someone to blame. the editor of the private newspaper -- pr

it could well be that they shouted allah akbar just because they were a little bit religious.a phrase which is sort of often used as an exclamation in somewhere like turkey. we just really don't yet have reliable information, credible information on what the motivation was behind this attack, beyond the fact there was a clear grievance against the russians for the brutal campaign that's going on in aleppo. that much is clear, that this was retribution for that, coming at a time there is growing concern russia is stoke the fires of global jihad through this, this sort of brutal air operation over aleppo in cohorts with the syrian regime, that this is really playing to al qaeda, to isis and recruiting efforts in their messaging to try to depict this as a struggle between a global conspiracy against islam and the people fighting back. >> clarissa ward just reported that vladimir putin -- the foreign minister sort of embraced trump's comments and is looking forward to work with the united states on a solution in syria. but iran is also involved with russia when it comes to syria.

when the world trade center fell, he said i thought it was a sign from allah that it is time to raise that. it was a beacon trine of their jihadists to us than the muslims around the world who share the same mindset would rise up and attack america. and then he goes but then i was lucky to survive the night. he said that.you would do what you always do. the marine barracks in beirut. in 2000, the poll was poured out. they make it an fbi issue. 1998, two embassies blown out. two u.s. embassies turned over to the fbi. nothing happened. what i thought was to turn it over to the fbi. that would be the long investigation. we would have time to pull off another attack. and then he looks down and goes how was i to know that cowboy george bush with monistat or relied and invade afghanistan to get us? he said it just about like that like he was befuddled, like he couldn't imagine it. this ought to be a law-enforcement issue. apparently he was the other one who didn't know you don't mess with texas. it's not because of the terrain. the attitude of the people who live in texas. so he was startle

may allah punish you. this government must be toppled.aren't you ashamed of what you are doing to these teachers? reporter: by evening, she is out again. this courageous woman is taking on the turkish state. tomorrow, at 1:30, she plans to be back again in front of the human rights monument in ankara. brent: here e a remindeder of e top story we a are following for you. civilians and d rebel fighters e leaving east aleppo along safe routes agreed upon by government forces. syria's ally russia says the offensive in the city -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] d >> welcome back, you're watching ."ve from paris on "france 24 our top stories. the country's ambassador to the u.n. says all military action has ended so the syrian regime is back in control. it comes after urgent calls to leave the besieged city. donald trump appoints an oil executive to be secretary of state. >> tillotson has close links to the russian president. gambia's electoral commission is on lockdown

may allah punish you. this government must be toppled.aren't you ashamed of what you are doing to these teachers? reporter: by evening, she is out again. this courageous woman is taking on the turkish state. tomorrow, at 1:30, she plans to be back again in front of the human rights monument in ankara. brent: here is a reminder of the top story we are following for you. civilians and rebel fighters are leaving east aleppo along safe routes agreed upon by government forces. syria's ally russia says the offensive in the city -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] vo: and here's your host meggin leigh. narrator: hi, everyone and welcome to our highlights show, with the best picks of the week. coming up on the program: why andreas krolik is germany's chef of the year. german roots. why the queen's christmas tree comes from bavaria how to make miniature worlds from old books. for the past couple of years, the movement towards a vegan diet has been growing. that basically mea

we beg you to tread the path ofjustice and show them the compassion that allah has placed in the heartse from the government and the police the aid convoys ended after the kidnap of alan henning. dominic casciani, bbc news. the hijackers of a libyan jet have been arrested following a stand—off at malta international airport. the domestic flight with 118 people on board was hijacked this morning after taking off from sabha in the south of libya, bound for the capital tripoli. after spending several hours on the tarmac, hostages were gradually released — the hijackers were then surrounded and taken away. the united nations refugee agency says over 5,000 migrants and refugees have died in the mediterranean this year, the highest annual death toll so far. almost 360,000 migrants entered europe by sea this year, according to the international organisation for migration. most of them arrived in italy and greece. russian president vladimir putin has suggested he expects us —— he has said he does not want to see a new arms race with the united states but will develop new arms of necessary. bloo

we beg you to tread the path ofjustice and show him the compassion that allah has placed in the heartsrs. under pressure from the government and the police, the aid convoys came to an end after mr henning's kidnap. dominic casciani, bbc news. in an unprecedented move and a strong rebuke tonight, the united states has abstained on a un resolution which criticises israel. traditionally, the us has always used its veto to stop such resolutions against its close ally. it condemns israeli settlement building on occupied palestinian territory and passed with 14 votes in favour. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher is in washington for us tonight. this has caused a diplomatic storm. what more can you tell us? well, i think the resolution shows a strong international consensus that israeli settlement building in occupied palestinian territories is illegal and is a threat to a viable peace deal. the 0bama administration felt there was this threat so it decided not to veto, it abstained, and therefore the resolution passed. this is something that was a diplomatic earthquake at the un. the ameri

with plead for you to show him the compassion that allah has placed in the heart of believers.d police, the aid convoys government and police, the aid c0 nvoys ca m e government and police, the aid convoys came to an end after mr henning's kidnap. in an unprecedented move, and a strong rebuke tonight, the united states has abstained from a un resolution which criticises israel. traditionally, the us has always used its veto to stop such resolutions against its close ally. it condemns israeli settlement building on occupied palestinian territory, and passed with 1a votes in favour. a short time ago we heard from our correspondent barbara plett—usher, who gave us the latest update from washington. i think the resolution shows a strong international consensus that israeli settlement will bring in the occupied palestinian territories is illegal, and is a very serious threat to a viable peace deal, and the 0bama administration strongly felt that there was this threat, so it decided not to be so, it abstained, and therefore the resolution passed. at this is something that was a diplo

he informs a speech that was taking place, a man wearing a turbine came in and yelled allah akbar and fired. what can you tell us, if anying with so far, about this gunman? >> a remarkable turn here in turkey. . it has been confirmed that even more remarkable, it appears according to the information we just received that the asass sin is a 22-year-old. he was shot and killed at a prestigious opening. just a they have also been killed for the ensuing situation at that art gallery. this is already having a great effect across the country. he has called vladimir putin, the president of russia, to ease the tensions probably already brewing. and now we have it will have wide ranging effects from here out. >> we're looking at a gunman right here nap is the hooter right here, and you're reporting for us for the first time on air that he was a part of the turkish services that provide some sort of police detail protection. can you give us some bank account on russian's role. that is because turkey has been going after isis, and some people are very unhappy about it. this was very much about t

russia's ambassador was shot by a turkish policeman who shout allah akhbar and don't forget aleppo.e was then shot and killed by police. also among my guests tonight, the secretary of state of can as, chris kovak. he met with donald trump last week to talk about the president atlantic's plans to build that wall along our southern border and bring illegal immigration under control. this is a moment for our president-elect who officially secured the 270 electoral votes to become president and became officially the president-elect of 306 electors pledged to vote for donald trump, 304 voted for him. two electors switched their vote to john kasich and ron paul. today's result gig donald trump the presidency, he will be certified on january 6. we'll be talking with a michigan elector who is among those who received death threats from the left. those trying to make him change his vote from trump to clinton. the elector joins me here in the broadcast. today our top story, the holiday horror after a truck plowed into a busy christmas marketplace killing 9 people, dozens more were injured. it

they said at that they're doing this for allah and isis. they say we will never know what happened.oubt working to see that in the donald trump administration. he's making this attack for islam and then he is he's killed by a brave american police officer i think they are still saying one things and were hearing another. i really appreciate it. anne and mount got a standing ovation for taking a stand against athletes like colin cap her neck who kneel during the national anthem. we have all of the details next. don't go away. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk o

the gunman walked up to him shooting him 5 or 9 timeses and then upon he began it rant and shouting allah la bak. >> the ambassador was a 62-year-old and been russia's ambassador to turkey and korea. this was all before the gunman shot dead. this is the third terrorist attack in turkey. and the russian foreign ministry called it a terror attack. it is not clear what russia's response to all of this will be. >> another big international story. two u.s. defense officials telling fox news that china will return the underwater drone it seized in the south china sea. here's more on this story. >> reporter: we are are learning that the transfer will be in international waters. it is the same general area where china stole the unwater drone and the american crew watched from a short distance away with. the same ship that stole the drone will return it and the pentagon said it is used to collect ocean data and the same information could help counter chinese submarins. and the navy destroyer will step it when the chinese return it. there is no indication that it left the chinese ship after they st

russian ambassador to turkey was done by a man who both praised allah, while obviously targetying the russians for are their compliceitty in war crimes under bashar assad in syria and in aleppo and the rest of the country. it is complicated and not that simple. we are are waiting for specifics from the incoming trump administration about why and how his solutions and prescriptions for combating isis here and abroad will be different. we heard a great interview that general did and asked for more are specifics. and kellyann talks about visa overstay and we'll hear something i think after the end of the january. there is not specific and new prescription for combating isis come canning from trump as of late. >> let me play a bit of the interview. she said addressing the terrorism and addressing that is something that she feels americans have been yearning for. >> it was a centerpiece and how he ran and won frankly as president of the united states. as a pollster for years, americans made clear they would prefer that all of the violence stay over there with people arguing amongst themsel

now, also reports in italian media suggest that during the shout-out he was heard shouting allah, that's still to be confirmed. however, it is confirmed officially a 100% that this was anis, relief and he got a good lead, reports are suggesting that on the body man found was a train ticket from france that he moved quickly out of berlin and across germany and back into italy. of course, we know that we had links with italy in the past, he had initially come there when he left ta any shea -- tansia. italians operating properly. you are in berlin and behind you they are preparing for some kind of memorial event for those killed during the week. >> yes, that's right. if you have a look at the road down but actually down the road behind me is the gate and because of what happened on monday extra security measures have been put in place here. it's a huge concrete blocks have been hut on the front of the road and has been shocked that's why the car has stopped there and we have seen extra security enforce at christmas market which is are still going around the city, of course, the market where

they shot the ambassador multiple times in the back screaming allah akbar. we die in aleppo you die here. russia is sending diplomats calling this an act of terror. the u.s. is the same. >> third objective outside of a slick mosque. his body was found where hours earlier he stormed into a crowded mosque and opened fire out of washington. they are ramping up security from the attack busy in a red light district. >> a u.s. drone was ceased from the south china sea as tensions run high between washington and beijing. they are slamming them for what they are calling unlawful seizure of the unmanned vessel. they were conducting routine operations in international waters. china returning the drone close to the site where it was actually taken last thursday. >>> a record number of criminals can soon be walking the streets thanks to the obama administration. the president pardoning 78 criminals and commuting sentences of 153 others making the single day record of clemency power in american history. a record he says while on vacation in hawaii. 2014 a way to shorten

warning, the images are graphic. [ gunshots ] the 22-year-old gunman shouted do not forget aleppo and allah akbar. nic robertson is in ankara. and nic, we will start with you. right now, the turkish president and the russian president, there's little daylight between their positions. but for the turkish president, what is at stake for him right now? >> reporter: there's a lot at stake. his trying to rebuild and rekindle his relationship with russia. he has wanted to have a role in the syria postwar. and the only route to do that with is russia. there was stalled, started again. he was involved in that. and we look back a year, when turkey downed a russian aircraft, close to the border. he was just beginning to rebuild that relationship with russia. both presidents are saying this is an effort to drive a blow between the two countries. but it was more yobd beyond that. russia's reaction was to cut off trade ties. that cost the turkish is suffering. and politically, diplomatically, and economically, a lot at stake. this, essentially, if you will, singing from the same hymn sheet at the moment

he screamed allah is in charge not this judge.gents caught him by two assault rifles right before president obama's 2015 state of the union address. >> he killed an unarmed man as he ran for a traffic stop waking up on house arrest. the jury unable to reach a verdict in the case against former charleston officer michael slager. a key piece of evidence is this cell phone video. he shot three fatal shots in the back. the state now vowing to try him again. >> a horrific tragedy to tell you about. a sink hole swallowing a sheriff's deputy and killing 16 others. he was driving from san antonio texas late sunday night when her car was trapped in 12 feet of water. the sink hole opened after a sewer line apparently ruptured during some heavy rain. >>> the politics now elect trump celebrating his win kicking off the second leg of his thank you tour today. >> not after high profile meetings at trump tower following surprise talk with al gore. >> who is the president elect seeing today? >> good morning. the short list of secretary of state i

i'm going to remind everyone that the perpetrator yesterday invoked both allah and aleppo in his finals, so i think the investigation will kind of tease that out a little bit more. but the likelihood here is it's not as straightforward as it seems, it's probably a combination of both. heather: he yelled allahu akbar and also said don't forget syria, don't forget aleppo. now, when i talk about the two sides disagreeing, russia believes that bashar al assad should still be in power, turkey backs the rebels. who's a part of those rebels? >> well, the rebels on the ground in syria are a mix of folks that oppose the assad regime that's currently in power, and they're the ones that precipitated the civil unrest that has been percolating now for five years that's erupt ared into a full-scale civil war. but what's happened as you know well, we've talked about this before, terrorists take advantage of ungoverned spaces and political chaos and insert themselves on the ground which is something they've done here. affiliates and offshoots of al-qaeda are active in the region now as is isis. we've

because most of the people doing these bombings and beheadings say they are doing it in the name of allah actually cite verses from the koran. >> we are men honored with islam who climbed its peaks to perform jihad. >> reporter: the controversial question triggered a shouting match on bill maher's program. >> the motherload of bad ideas. >> jesus. how about more than a billion people who don't punish women, just want to go to school -- >> wait a second. you're saying all muslims. >> wait a second. >> you're stereotyping. >> take bad things and paint the whole religion with -- >> let's get down to who has the right answer here. a billion people. all of these billion people don't hold any of those -- these pernicious beliefs? >> no, they don't. >> reporter: we will come back to affleck's point about the numbers. but let's just look at the text. the koran does contain verses that encourage intolerance and violence. it recommends a fiery death for gay people, in a shower of brimstone. but look at the bible on the same subject, in leviticus if a man has sex with another man, kill them both. bo

you to just give us some quick reaction. .e will go through the list what do remember most from what allah-- from guatemala? moneyuber: i raised through crowdfunding for the project. it was a $10,000 campaign. did, i basically traveled with a backpack, flew from san francisco airport to guatemala city with no interviews, no plans, and just arrived there. , firstla was fascinating of all because of the story. it infirmed -- informed most of the covert operations that were to come in the years after. that was a situation and will -- and which my airbnb host happened to be a former congressman and guatemala who there when the cia supported overthrow happen. his friends fled into the jungles to become realistically -- to oppose -- to becom ee guerillas. through this whole series of introductions made through him, i ended up sitting for four hours with the former president of guatemala. in that specific country where you can show up and learned just by being in the right place at the right time and pushing for interviews was a fascinating experience. brian: nicaragua? mr. gruber: an example the

killer shouted allah akbar right before he fired 8 shots art gallery tuckerrish capital of ank ravmentearing a suit and tie moments after he killed ambassador andre. he was a police officer, he worked for his riot police. shot and killed by other police. the shooter also mentioned aleppo, syria amid protest in turkey over russia's role in the civil war there a week and a half ago "the washington post changed the debate over the 2016 election with an article that quoted anonymous sources who recently received a cia briefing given to congress. according to those sources the cia concluded that the russian government intervened in our presidential election to help donald trump win. journalist green wald founder of the intercept he joins us now from rio de janeiro to assess that coverage. it's good to see you tonight. so, here's the story, i know you read it. it really had instantaneous effect on the way people are covering the post election sort-out. it said, quote: the cia as concluded in secret assessment in russia intervened in the 2016 election to win the presidency that sentence right

the only connection is when a guy yells allah akbar after he assassinates someone. there appears to have been a -- is it a foreign fighter? is it a potential refugee that came over? is it someone who is self-radicalized in germany who saw something and decided to become a fighter? >> dana, does it surprise you the americans are saying terror attack? we have not heard that from the germans. >> no, it's not. because of what the state department issued. the state department issued a warning to americans overseas. there are many people that have an opportunity to go to europe and to enjoy a christmas vacation. isis doesn't care about our holiday plans. they want to disrupt them. at a time when you are in the middle of a transition from one government to the next in the united states, those are times of instability. that's why the transition team working together is vitally important. >> that's a great point. we're more vulnerable. i think that's really key that it's a moment of transition and people may think, there's going to be some confusion over lack of -- >> juan,

in addition to saying allah allahu akbar spoke turkish and perhaps arabic as well. there are reports he said something about aleppo saying the crimes in aleppo can't go unanswered. we are still trying to confirm this. there were numerous -- two russian reports saying he's died. but so far we have not been able to confirm that. so far the russian foreign ministry is saying only that he was shot, hospitalized and the kremlin is in touch with turkey for the latest developments. >> richard engel, thank you very much. obviously a very difficult place in the world and a troubling shooting today. >>> coming up, more on russia's role. a colorado congressman who doubts the russian role in the hacking. pout. down came the rain and clogged the gutter system creating pout. a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number setting is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>>

officials in a plot to attack the capitol in after receiving the sentence, cornell yelled in court, "allah is in control, not this judge." all right. moving into something a lot better here. a group that honors veterans needs your help this holiday season. a program they do every year, putting wreaths across america. that is the name of the group. they salute fallen veterans to place a wreath on each headstone at arlington national cemetery. michelle: but this year they don't have enough wreaths. national correspondt the cemetery. they are short there but there is hope that help will come in time, right? kristine: that is right. you know, 27 to 30 people are buried at arlington national cemetery every single day. that is really the main reason for the shortage this year. there are simply more headstones to cover. a lot of peak see, they think it's a -- a lot of people see this and they think it's a government program. you. it has been a tradition for a quarter century. started with the owner of a wreath company in maine having a few thousand extra one year. he decided to send them to arlin

among those is that he was connected to a group called abu allah.hat is known as the blind preacher. this group was not only training, it was indoctrinating young people. they had a boot camp where they were hiking with backpacks for ten miles. german intelligence had heard amri saying he did plan, he was volunteering to be a suicide bomber. but the german intelligence did not take him seriously. so all this adds up. you might look at this headline here. it refers to not only the gaps between the concrete gaps here at the market, but the gaps in the investigation that allowed him to slip through. john? >> and finally, chris, is it known if amri is actually still in germany or has he slipped across the border, maybe to another country in europe? >> reporter: well, there was a search yesterday in denmark. so it's not ruled out that he could have left the country, but we're also hearing that it's more likely that he stayed somewhere in germany. he had many hideouts, many places. there's also in the papers here in berlin, talking about how he was hiding

canal reed allah st. thomas moore. he will be the fourth bishop of arlington replacing carl levity who is retiring. >>> 5:14 is the time now let's talk to gary mcgrady about the weather, hey, gar. >> it's dry now, okay but could be rain or sleet and further north and west initially maybe there's going to be snow mixed in. i doubt. it but that could happen. precip covers a whole variety of thing. early mix possible especially northwestern suburbs sleet pellets mrix in in the dmv as well and it goes all to rain and looks like it will be fairly moderate rain afternoon and evening now. 43 now. look at all the 30s. gaithersburg 3, dulles 39 whip chester and martinsburg and hagers down middle 30s. there rain west and southwest of us but as the rain gets here it will further cool things done a little bit. where temperatures are marginal or close to freezing they may come down a little bit and get down to 32, 33, 34 something like that and we'll watch and see if we have technical freezing rain but even if we do i think the roa

that they were weaknesses and flaws that they had -- that had put into his god, allah, had put into the american culture so we could be defeated. he said the easiest way to do that, in spite of the fact al qaeda dreamed of big huge catastrophic attacks, that wasn't particularly practical. that easiest way to win the battle it take over the world with sharia law was through breeding nonmuslims. he said that like-minded jihadi brothers would immigrate to western democracies and to the united states. they would wrap themselves in our civil liberties for protection. support themselves in our welfare system while they spread their jihadi message. and then when the time was right, they would rise up and attack. >> and you go through a lot of this in your book and you said he went on to provide an example. of not the big crippling large scale catastrophic attacks that said that those were nice but not necessary, it was the low tech terror attack thas as thate talking about. what is an example he provided? >> i'm not going to say. because it was a very easy sample. the point he was making thoug

police say it happened early this morning at the allah babb ba cafe near castor and glendale avenuesn rhawnhurst. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition knowledge word on motive and police are still looking for suspect. >>> secretary of state john kerry laying out president obama's vision for bringing piece to the middle east today. the speech comes at a time of growing tension between the united states and israel. israeli leaders are expressing their anger over un security council vote condemning the jewish state settlement activi activity. fox's lauren blanchard picks up the story. >> friends need to tell each other the hard truths. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry defending america's abstention from a resolution in the un security council. against long-time us ally israel while laying out his vision for peace in the middle east. >> the vote in the united nations was about preserving the two state solutions. >> reporter: secretary kerry pushing back on accusations the us helped draft the resolution. even israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahou promising to

wrote and this is quoting from her book, something unspeakable occurred between tom robinson and may allah. and you may recall from the book she kissed a black man ended south alabama that was unspeakable. i think something unspeakable occurred here but it was not rape and it was not even sex. to this day i don't really know exactly but i do know how it came out and my father stuck with his client all the way to sadly the electric chair. now if i can find it quickly i will read to you. i should have marked this. i will tell you from memory because i pretty much remember it. charles white was executed a few minutes after midnight in montgomery in june of 1939. for other black men were executed that same day. they went to the electric chair humbly begging for forgiveness. charles white protested that the electrodes were too tight. the people who are about to kill him said don't you realize you are about to die? he said, of course. he said jesus will recognize an innocent man this day. those were his last words. so i hope you have some questions and if so i will be led to try to answer them.