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that's who anwar al-awlaki was. he was continuously trying to kill people. he helped oversee the 2010 plot to detonate explosive devices on two u.s.-bound cargo planes. he was involved in planning to blow up an airliner in 2009. when farooq abdul mat lab went to yemen in 2009, al-awlaki hosted him, approved his suicide operation, helped him tape a martyr video to be shown after the attack, and his last instructions were to blow up the airplane when it was over american soil. i would have detained and prosecuted al-awlaki if we captured him before he carried out a plot, but we couldn't. and as president, i would have been derelict in my duty had i not authorized the strike that took him out. >> so that's president obama's, you know, articulation of his thinking in ordering this extraordinary act which hadn't happened since the civil war of a u.s. president giving the order for an american citizen to be killed without criminal charges, without a trial. still a very controversial decision. but after he was killed, many people at that time thought that he was th

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al aulaqi, a name that should sound familiar. >> anwar al-aulaqi: america cannot and will not win!> kroft: the american-born aulaqi would be infamous a decade later, as al qaeda's chief propagandist and top operative in yemen until he was taken out by a c.i.a. drone. but in january 2001, a year after becoming the hijackers' spiritual advisor, he left san diego for falls church, virginia. months later, hazmi, mihdhar and three more hijackers would join him there. >> roemer: those are a lot of coincidences, and that's a lot of smoke. is that enough to make you squirm and uncomfortable, and dig harder and declassify these 28 pages? absolutely. >> kroft: perhaps no one is more interested in reading the 28 pages than attorneys jim kreindler and sean carter, who represent family members of the 9/11 victims in their lawsuit against the kingdom. alleging that its' institutions provided money to al qaeda, knowing that it was waging war against the united states. >> jim kreindler: what we're doing in court is-is developing the story that has to come out. but it's been difficult for us becaus

anwar here is gonna show us how to make whole wheat bread. hi, kids. i'm the baker here.ack. let's go. ok. to make the bread, first, we have to make the dough. so we mix things together, like water, yeast, flour, and salt... and then we really work with the dough like this, and it's called kneading. after it rises, it goes in the oven. so then what happens? and then we have bread. miss rosa: wow, you never know what you'll learn when you explore new places and new things.

that's who anwar al-awlaki was. he was continuously trying to kill people.e helped oversee the 2010 plot to detonate explosive devices on two u.s.-bound cargo planes. he was involved in planning to blow up an airliner in 2009. when farooq abdul mat lab went to yemen in 2009, al-awlaki hosted him, approved his suicide operation, helped him tape a martyr video to be shown after the attack, and his last instructions were to blow up the airplane when it was over american soil. i would have detained and prosecuted al-awlaki if we captured him before he carried out a plot, but we couldn't. and as president, i would have been derelict in my duty had i not authorized the strike that took him out. >> so that's president obama's, you know, articulation of his thinking in ordering this extraordinary act which hadn't happened since the civil war of a u.s. president giving the order for an american citizen to be killed without criminal charges, without a trial. still a very controversial decision. but after he was killed, many people at that time thought that he was the

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hood terrorist killer was communicating with anwar awlaki. >> he led the massacre. >> the political correctness can not lead to you close your eyes to a clear and present danger to the u.s. and to your colleagues in the u.s. army. >> fox news reporting, rising threats, shrinking military. premiers friday 10:00 p.m. reairs through the weekend saturday and single. up next, do you know what ransom ware is? we'll tell you what it is and how could it affect your family. first around the country. in richmond, breaking news on the shooting of a virginia state trooper at a bus station. the trooper has life threatening injuries. two krnls have nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect is dead. fox 5 in new york with a complaint about an open casting call for the hottest show on broadway. the producers of hamilton are advertising for nonwhite actors. the show has minorities in the roles of many of the founding fathers. an actor's union says the language is not in come pligs with the rules. and this is a live look at chicago from our affiliate fox 32. the big story there, a planned teacher's strike tomorr

hood terrorist killer, was communicating with anwar allah i can, the cleric then in yemen. >> in onef the 18 e-mails exchanged, hassan told him, i can't wait to join you in the afterlife. lieberman, who led the senate investigation into the ft. hood massacre, suspects the blame may reside in the environment prevailing in obama's military. >> political correctness can't lead you to close your eyes to a clear and present danger to the u.s. and to your colleagues in the u.s. army. >> that air of political correctness only thickened as the obama administration insisted that what happened at ft. hood was not an act of islamic terrorism, but rather, an example of, quote, workplace violence. >> how could you say a terrorist murdering 13 americans was workplace violence? that's just ridiculous. >> as for sergeant lunsford, he's still hurt by the government's lack of frankness. >> what hurts more than the wound itself is a sense of betrayal because a sense of betrayal is when you wake up, it's there. when you sleep, it's there. it's something that never leaves me. it never leaves me. >> the d

hood terrorist killer, was communicating with anwar allah i can, the cleric then in yemen. >> in one8 e-mails exchanged, hassan told him, i can't wait to join you in the afterlife. lieberman, who led the senate investigation into the ft. hood massacre, suspects the blame may reside in the environment prevailing in obama's military. >> political correctness can't lead you to close your eyes to a clear and present danger to the u.s. and to your colleagues in the u.s. army. >> that air of political correctness only thickened as the obama administration insisted that what happened at ft. hood was not an act of islamic terrorism, but rather, an example of, quote, workplace violence. >> how could you say a terrorist murdering 13 americans was workplace violence? that's just ridiculous. >> as for sergeant lunsford, he's still hurt by the government's lack of frankness. >> what hurts more than the wound itself is a sense of betrayal because a sense of betrayal is when you wake up, it's there. when you sleep, it's there. it's something that never leaves me. it never leaves me. >> the divide b

. >> hasan, the fort hood terrorist killer was communicating with anwar al-awlaki in yemen.t: in one of the e-mails hasan told him i can't wait to join you in the afterlife. lieberman, who led the senate investigation into the fort hood massacre suspects the blame may reside in the environment prevailing in obama's military. >> political correctness can't lead you to close your eyes to a clear and present danger to the u.s. and to your colleagues in the u.s. army. bret: that air of political correctness only thickened as the obama administration insisted that what happened at fort hood was not an act of islamic terrorism but an example of, quote, workplace violence. >> how could you say that a terrorist murdering 13 americans was workplace violence? that's just ridiculous. bret: as for sergeant lunsford, he's still hurt by the government's lack of frankness. >> what hurts more than the wound itself is a sense of betrayal because a sense of betrayal is when you wake up, it's there. when you sleep, it's there. it's something that never leaves me, never leaves me. >> the divide

one important issue, minutes ago iraqi parliament voted for a resolution to consider anwar province as a province inside the province and because the severe battle that happened in the prevents and still going on. -- province and still going on. this is considered the biggest province in iraq. it is located to the west of iraq. they consider this province as a destroyed province or in strike province. this is to reflect what is or what is the difficult circumstances that this province is passing through because of the battle between iraqi forces and i.s.i.l. forces that is going on in many, many towns in this province >>> thank you very much for that update from baghdad. an israeli military court has ruled that a soldier accused of killing an injured palestinian man can be detained in a military camp for now. he was lying on the ground injured when he was shot in the head and killed in hebron in the occupied west bank. he allegedly attacked an israeli. charges against the soldier have been reduced from murder to manslaughter. one person has been killed in a dispute between rival factio

hood terrorist killer, was communicating with anwar allah i can, the cleric then in yemen. >> in onef the 18 e-mails exchanged, hassan told him, i can't wait to join you in the afterlife. lieberman, who led the senate investigation into the ft. hood massacre, suspects the blame may reside in the environment prevailing in obama's military. >> political correctness can't lead you to close your eyes to a clear and present danger to the u.s. and to your colleagues in the u.s. army. >> that air of political correctness only thickened as the obama administration insisted that what happened at ft. hood was not an act of islamic terrorism, but rather, an example of, quote, workplace violence. >> how could you say a terrorist murdering 13 americans was workplace violence? that's just ridiculous. >> as for sergeant lunsford, he's still hurt by the government's lack of frankness. >> what hurts more than the wound itself is a sense of betrayal because a sense of betrayal is when you wake up, it's there. when you sleep, it's there. it's something that never leaves me. it never leaves me. >> the d

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