hull, director of the new hbo max commandery "betrayal at attica." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states marked the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks with somber memorials across the country. saturday's memorial service new york began with a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., the moment the first of two planes struck the twin towers of the world trade center. relatives then read the names of the victims of the attacks. president joe biden and vice president kamala harris were in attendance. ahead of the memorial, biden released a video message calling for national unity. pres. biden: to the families of the 2977 peoplerom more than 90 nations killed on september 11, 2001 in new york city, arlington, virginia, and shanksville, pennsylvania, and the thousand more who were injured, american the world commemorate you and your loved ones. pieces of your soul. we honor all of those who risk and gave her lives in the minutes come hours, years afterwards. amy: later on saturday, vice

. low anyway, it feels like a betrayal-— low anyway, it feels like a betra al. ., ., , , . betrayal. cut will coincide with steep energy i will coincide with steep energy price rises, but it will save the treasury billions of pounds. michael buchanan, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a conservative msp has apologised after interrupting nicola sturgeon to suggest english people were not welcome to make scotland their home. the first minute —— the first minister called the accusation deeply offensive. ms white later admitted her remarks were �*over the line.�* whatsapp has been fined £193m by ireland's data watchdog for breaching privacy regulations. the fine relates to an investigation which began in 2018, about whether whatsapp had been transparent enough about how it handles information. facebook, which owns whatsapp, has its eu headquarters in ireland which is why the fine has been issued by the irish regulator. whatsapp has said it plans to appeal. in america, the us supreme court has refused to block a new law passed in texas that bans abortion after six

you know, many people, i don't know whether you the betrayal. ha. whether you the betrayal. -- hibi trail. |_ whether you the betrayal. no. -- hibi trail. i don't— whether you the betrayal. no. -- hibi trail. i don't suppose l -- hibi trail. i don't suppose they had _ -- hibi trail. i don't suppose they had manchester- -- hibi trail. i don't suppose they had manchester united | -- hibi trail. i don't suppose i they had manchester united van schotts then, they probably do now. it was a well governed peaceful place, women and girls were to school and university, civil servants and so on. it was an interesting and relatively prosperous country. the main argument it seems that joe biden is making as president is, look, the status quo wasn't really an option. the idea that you have promoted, the idea that tony blair has promoted, which is why notjust carry on with a couple of thousand troops, almost no casualties for several years, just keep going, it was unrealistic, because the taliban would have seen that as a declaration of war after the 20th anniversary of 9/11, given the do

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yes, to shape out the thing to come after an engagement equal betrayal. when fool many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. the media, a reflection of reality the in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer lation for community you getting the right way. where are you being that somewhere which direction? what is true, what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, i have often said transparency for the full privacy for the bell. this bit about privacy. what people care about is power. juliana sons is become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on. a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know when they're going to do. watch how much help shifts the conversation around transparency. see what that battle has done to him. i feel like julian life might be coming to an e

:, , :, , :, betrayal.al. now this family of five i young children is hiding at home. many are doing the same. here's a battle at home. brave women take to the streets in the western city of hey rob. don't be scared, we are all together is their rallying cry. worried the taliban will stop them from working or studying as they did before. she has moved from one safe house to the next ever sense the taliban swept into kabul. she'd been working on issues like gender and human rights. the taliban told her, don't come to the office for now. many fear they will never be allowed to go back. many fear they will never be allowed to to back. : ,, : :,, :, to go back. translation: as a human it's m riaht to go back. translation: as a human it's my right to — to go back. translation: as a human it's my right to get _ to go back. translation: as a human it's my right to get an _ to go back. translation: as a human it's my right to get an education. i it's my right to get an education. it's it's my right to get an educat

people must betrayal of this duty.d keep our communities safe. that is the latest statement they are from the prime minister. the national chair of the police federation of england and wales has described wayne couzens as an absolute disgrace to the police service. he said he was totally ashamed that he had ever been a police officer. my colleague, just a little earlier, spoke to the former chief constable of nottinghamshire. nottinghamshire was the first force in the country to record misogyny as a hate crime. that happened in 2016 under her leadership. sue fisher gave her reaction to wayne couzens using his warrant card to falsely arrest sarah everard in order to abduct her. iam i am absolutely horrified to hear what did happen. i am deeply ashamed and deeply angry. inevitably, yes, that fragile trust certainly between women and the police has been fractured yet further.— women and the police has been fractured yet further. before we move on to _ fractured yet further. before we move on to more _ fractured yet furthe

this was complete betrayal. soon the british would feel their anger the on the 26th of august, 1939. it started its own war against the british killing 2 offices in a boma 6 days later, the whole world descended into war. the name mediately called off its campaign so as not to hinder britain's fights against what they called the jews greatest enemy in the world. german nazi is but within aragon, a splinter group now emerged led by a man determined to fight on a home stern thought. the britain was a greater enemy of the jews than, than the germany. and he wanted to continue to fight the british during the 2nd world war. in order to expel them. in july 1940 stern created a new militant break away from aragon called nasty or fighters for the freedom of israel. to the british, it was simply the stun guy, the the fates of full bernard art would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east. the germans wanted the british out of the middle east. so left he decided to make common cause with

the betrayal now seemed even greater. the having 11 war britain sounded so fighting the this time against jewish militant groups, the the what developed? well, the kind of competition leslie was the most extreme. they are going to become more extreme in order to compete with larry. and the haga now became more extreme in order to compete with the goal. and so the whole process became more stream the violence and death ride the ancients of jerusalem. the terrorism i've been job and tell, has been the outward sign of a critical situation. palestine continues to present one of the most obstinate problems of today. i was responding with a conan counter insurgency campaign. the british arrested 1000 imposing the convicted insurgents in response, imogen, under the command of another future israeli prime minister manor, him bacon, bombed the king david hotel. the main base for the british administration in palestine killing british arabs and jews alight by october 1947 jewish underground groups had killed 127 british service. me

this is a betrayal of their oath, it is a betrayal of the country, it is a betrayal of everything we hold dear. this is not surrender of america by american people, by american citizens. this is surrender by joe biden and the people around him that refused to stand up and say acellena. leaving america---and say absolutely not. leaving american citizens behind in the, reserved one party only. that would be the democrats. while we thought it would only have an invalid what you and never happen again, it is happening right now--always thought it would only happen in world war ii and never happened again, it is happening right now. we are not waiting any longer. while they are talking over here and while speaker pelosi is back in california telling you that she stands for women, little women and girls in afghanistan, american girls in afghanistan, are being persecuted and worse as we speak. we do not accept it. we demand accountability and we demand action. i would like to turn it over to the toughest lady in congress from colorado, ms. boebert. rep. boebert: man, that makes me want to r

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they're using the words betrayal that now the united states, the u.k.l do this submarine deal and share technology and cut france out. they're losing a i lot of money but it's a humiliation and it's a big change. i mean, there is three months ago president biden and the french president emanuel macron are arm and arm. you can see this from every angle. there they are arm and arm. macron saying quote, america is back. how big of a problem is this for president biden do you think? >> well, let me say about america is back, america is back and this is an example of that and france is worried at some level that they will be, as you put it, dealt out of the arrangement. this is a very important -- let's not let a french diplomatic distract us from -- this is a generationally important strategic announcement about our balance of power and our possibility of creating a global order against this massive country that's going to be our rival. we hope it will be a partner at some level for a century or more. so it's a very big decision. i remember in 2003 in the r

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saying through a statement, through mistruth and betrayal, she seeks to gain relevance and money at the expense of mrs. trump. sources say the book contains unflattering details about the former chief of staff mark meadows and jared kushner. the book is due out next month. >>> actor jeff bridges is speaking out about his dual battle with cancer and covid. the virus is in remission, but the cancer made covid look like a piece of cake. he believes he caught covid after being exposed while receiving chemotherapy. he says he is vaccinated and feeling better. >>> and coming, "america strong,". how a young girl is swaddling the country in love, one blanket at a time. >>> and how old is that jar of vicks vaporub in your medicine cabinet? i don't know why we're asking this. but the one jar that's probably from the reagan years. that's at my mom's house. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly rea

they are viewed as betrayers of their own country. they are on the most wanted list by the taliban.rms of the interpreters, they know who they are. they have a bull's-eye on their back. a death warrant on their head. they will be executed. anchor: is that what it will take to get them out? >> we don't have any choices. we don't have any leverage. we can put international pressure on them. they lit very few of these in in the first place. we were warning the ministration months ago to get them ou there. anchor: hundreds are coming. what is your response to voices in the republican party? >> they will all be vetted thoroughly by our department of homeland security. interpreters, they are not humanitarian refugees. i have talked to so many veterans who call them brothers. the most important person in the unit would be the interpreter. they know the terrain, they know the enemy, they know the language. there are countless stories of heroism. we promised we would protect them. it is un-american to say we would not use this. that is a moral. anchor: u.s. allies are unnerved by the chaotic

>> it was severe betrayal. >> do each of you feel that way? >> yes. >> betrayed? >> yes. >> in the course of our investigation, we tried to find out just how widespread the problem is. military is supposed to track disciplinary actions taken by commanders in domestic violence cases. but a report from the government accountability office revealed the pentagon hasn't kept comprehensive data on those numbers even though it's been a legal requirement since 1999. >>> did any of why you case go to a court martial? >> no. >> two alleged offenders are serving and one retired honorably. for these survivors, the apparent lack of accountability has led to a very real sense of fear. >> he's going to do this to someone else. if it's not someone in the military, a spouse. it's going to be somebody in the community. >> the next person he's going to kill. no doubt in my mind. he knows how to get away with it. he told me as much. >> it took a lot of courage for leah, liz and erica to share their stories with us. we should note one of defense secretary lloyd austin's early acts in

host: this seems to be an act of betrayal as alpha conde has been saying.ut the coup leader is taking advantage of the growing, simmering discontent in guinea. kwesi: i think i agree with adama, but it's not just about growing discontent. its disrespect for established rules and procedures relating to command-and-control, relating to promotion, relating to training. equally important is security force assistance from those who have supported the guinean government. i think alpha conde and his government also overlooked the demographics, the sense of frustration, the sense of exclusion, the sense of victimhood. if you listen, it is moving away from the personalization of politics. as adama said, it's tapping into the wider public dissatisfaction, particularly with respect to the attempts to illegally stay in power. this is unfortunate, painful, but not wholly surprising. host: a leaders dream most of the time is a dignified exit. that does not seem to be the case. he was surrounded by officers and taken into custody. does he bear responsibility for what happ

his actions were a gross betrayal— as well. his actions were a gross betrayal of— as well.rimes. police officers are here to _ for his crimes. police officers are here to protect people, to be trustworthy, courageous and compassionate. his every action is the exact— compassionate. his every action is the exact opposite of that. as the judge _ the exact opposite of that. as the judge said, he has eroded the confidence that the public are entitled — confidence that the public are entitled to have in the police. it is critical— entitled to have in the police. it is critical that every subject in this country can trust police officers _ this country can trust police officers when they encounter them. the judge _ officers when they encounter them. the judge went on to say he has very considerably added to the sense of insecurity— considerably added to the sense of insecurity that many have living in our cities, — insecurity that many have living in our cities, perhaps particularly women~ — our cities, perhaps particularly women i_ our cities, perhaps particularly women. i have f

anyone way what tony blinken is saying there, part of what the french are feeling is a betrayal, and blinken among others has a real connection to france. he grew up here. he speaks french. the french i think thought all along he could be kind of at least protecting their interests in the united states, when he became secretary of state. but of course, that hasn't happened. this deal between the united states and the strategic alliance they have now struck up with australia and britain goes back months. it was negotiated, first negotiated i think back in march or april, and as a consequence, over this time, the u.s. and other partners have done a lot to kind of keep it secret. and i think that's part of what the french are feeling, a sense of betrayal, but also the monetary aspect of this. this is a loss of $65 billion deal for the submarines. and i think that, you know, in some ways it's, that sense, that's being played out here, and the kind of reaction of the french. >> thanks so much, live in paris, thanks very much. jim bittermann there, thank you. >>> benjamin hadad, a senior d

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olympic committee, but by the fbi. >> the betrayal by so many. they were brutally, brutally honest, emotionally vulnerable as they so amoaptly described w had happened to them. the facts are horrendous. the fact that the fbi in indianapolis field office and as it was said by senators coast to coast new what was happening but covered it up for more than one year. but simone biles said that back at the largranch once it became known that larry nassar was abusing some of the young gymnast, it was going around that she was one that was being abused. they didn't tell her, they didn't ask her not until after 2016 in rio did she say someone confronted her. a a it was 14 months after she spoke with someone at the fbi that they ever questioned her further on all of this. it was michaela maroney who was gymnast number one in the inspector general's report who with so much specificity talked about how she was violently sexual assaulted by larry nassar before and after the london olympics, shortly after she had gotten her medal and it went on from there inte

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yes to shape out the same because the after an engagement was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in me on february, 5th, 2016. after months of uncertainty, the united nations announces its decision. i wrote the highlighting part the nature of the expert panel call on the swedish and british authorities to and mister saunders, deprivation of liberty. i think the recommendation is quite clear. respect your physical integrity and freedom of movement. and for him, the rights to compensation was put in this case puts a lot of those was tricky. it goes is that making money to. a be a he gets paid the chance of yes, late pay or you get to me about the country or coming to the very, very much comprehensive in the big 40 pages and not going to be able to easily deal with it uses you cable as well. yeah. sure, and did you see the statement? why the british they say this change is nothing is very good, is very defensive. we can, we can fact. and now we have institutional outside and discuss can you translate to s

is that how you would describe it as well, a betrayal? >> thank yous for having me on.king closely with the speaker over the last several days, several months. and the speaker is really clear that we have to deliver both these bills. she is also very clear that if the bipartisan infrastructure bill comes up for a vote, that it would fail. we have been clear that our members need to deliver the entirety of the president's agenda. and frankly, we have 96% of all the democrats in the house and the senate who agree with us that we're ready to go forward on the bill as it's written, the build back better agenda and the infrastructure bill, and there's 4% of the democratic caucus that is saying they don't like it. but let's be clear, this is an agenda that is the president's build back better agenda. and it's also the american people's build back better agenda. 70% of americans support giving child care to people, making sure that that's a universal thing that we offer to people, paid leave. i mean, what is in the build back better package? paid leave, child care, housing so

. >> this is the ultimate betrayal. >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 25th of june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy's normal ritual was interrupted by a phone call, it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked, she was an hour late. >> i was like, what would he mean she's not. there they were like, she's not here, we've been coloring. her she's not answering. >> the thing was just caught was never late. missy tried calling or. no answer panic now she ran to her car, was jessica homesick, i was calling her on the way over. there i was thinking i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think really bad things, maybe she was in a ditch somewhere, passed out, maybe she was in a really bad car accident >> you knew it was something. bad >> i felt something was wrong. i get over there, and her cars in the driveway, and i'm like ok she's here she's not been an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone. >> the door was, locked so missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk and inner houses really dark. we can't find. everything's dark earn or i'm going, and the

for. betrayal of everything policing stands for-— betrayal of everything policing stands for. , ., , mat. speaking i stands for. this man has brought i shame on the mat. speaking frankly, as an organisation, we have been rocked. we will be discussing the case live with a former senior met police officer and the chief inspector of constabulary. $1150 police officer and the chief inspector of constabulary. also on the programme- _ inspector of constabulary. also on the programme. the _ inspector of constabulary. also on the programme. the former i inspector of constabulary. also on | the programme. the former french president is found guilty of illegally financing his failed election campaign nearly a decade ago. the british police officer who murdered sarah everard will die in jail after a judge sentenced him to day two at full life term. wayne couzens pretended to arrest sarah after she was walking home in march. he kidnapped her and then raped and killed her. the head of the met apologise to have friends and family today. she said for some people his actions may have damaged a preci

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ranking member mccall called it a betrayal other republican congressmen said blinken should resign itear that he did not take them up on that this is going to be one of several hearings the next one is before the senate foreign relations committee where he should expect a series of tough questions. shep >> sahill, thank you. >>> air force officer who serves on the house foreign affairs committee. congresswoman, thank you secretary blinken noted that the biden administration inherited a deadline but not a plan. so then why leave? >> so first of all, thank you for having me. i will give a little bit of a push back. i found the hearing to be contentious certainly in places but a lot more bipartisan than i thought it would be. i thought that there were good questions on both sides, some that were obviously pretty provocative and deliberately so but most that were thoughtful. i think we were all trying to get to truth, reality. i would say it's somewhere in between the narrative that came out of secretary blinken and what you described as a full throated defense of being handed a time line

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do you agree with congresswoman tlaib when she called this a, quote, betrayal? >> well, look. i think that we want to vote yes on infrastructure. but we also want to vote yes on childcare and on healthcare, on climate policy. this is the president's agenda. these items were never intended to be in two bills. and so, whether they are split up into two bills or ten bills, we need to pass them all. and i think that is what we are trying to accomplish. and right now, we're simply waiting for the senate to come back to us and say what will they vote for? what is acceptable to joe manchin? what's acceptable to kyrsten sinema? we can't negotiate against ourselves. >> so -- all right. but that's what seems to be happening right now. i mean, you are deputy chair of the congressional progressive caucus. the chair of your caucus, congresswoman pramila jayapal issued a statement after your meeting with your group this afternoon saying quote a majority of our members will only vote for the infrastructure bill after the president's visionary build back better act -- sorry -- build back bett

and no one was of this recognizing that would be a betrayal of the gone people. those are some things that we have to live there. i really appreciate your being with us today. thank you very much for the time and thank you for watching hope is there again next week on was apart from me the me ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah, ah, the ah questions who saw on the baker of the parliament for the next 5 years in the final stage of a 3 day exit polls and jelly results as soon as the last polling stations in the country flows, the i am now convinced that as many as 10 to billions.

they been saying it is a betrayal, a sign of weakness, but some say this is the boldest foreign policye made by a u.s. president. he did what three presidents were not able to do beforehand. which is it, do you think? >> well, a bold mistake is a stain. so just being bold is not good. being correct is good, being right is good, advancing u.s. national security interest is good. as i said before, in my view, the u.s. is more -- in a more dangerous position today than it was a month ago. the united states position with its allies is much degraded because of the lack of consultations. the united states also is seen by the rest of the world as having failed and afghanistan. president biden said it is good to leave because russia and china want to cs bob down. -- see us bogged down. that is a wrong assessment. the chinese and russians are more happy to see them fetid and afghanistan, they are already using u.s. failure in afghanistan as part of their foreign policy, they betrayed their allies in afghanistan, you can't trust the united states, they are using that in the geopolitical struggle

that portrayal of a cop, you know, being human and making a mistake and they thought that was a betrayal of racism in america. as an immigrant, that happens sometimes. >> have you reached out to that school district to state your piece and talk with those parents? >> yeah. so luckily the kids want to read the books, and they now get to keep reading the book after a huge outcry on twitter. but a bunch of kids, their parents chose for them not to read, instead they're reading "home of the brave" by catherine applegate who is a white author and she's written a book about a black african kid coming over and his immigrant experience. >> kelly, this is a broader issue here. it's happening in texas and many other states. how do we teach racism in american history to our kids in public schools here? >> yeah. i mean, i think that anti-racism has become a term that's been weaponized by certain team that don't want certain books in the schools, because it doesn't agree with their very narrow and specific view of america. and i just really want to remind parents and educators that, look, we go to sc

>> no, it is not a betrayal. what we're trying to do is navigate a very, very precarious waterway right now, where we have no margin in either the house or the senate. we can lose three votes in the house. no votes in the senate. and we have some differences of opinion about how we can get these two major initiatives done. the good news is, two things: one is, both the moderates and the progressives -- i'm a progressive -- both groups want to get both of them done. and the second thing is they're both overwhelming popular with the american people. if i might add a third, these things are both things we absolutely have to do to serve the country well, to serve the american people. so i'm convinced that ultimately we will get them done. we'll compromise. there is always compmise. i never doubt nancy pelosi's ability to, again, navigate these very precurious waters. i think all of those factors mean we'll get them done. >> nawaz: so, congressman, i guess the question is how? how do you navigate that tough path? in w

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