connie: sure.ases in oklahoma, you have to talk about the elected officials. sister helen referenced, the political aspirations behind these death penalty cases. we had a d.a., bob macy, who was known as the hanging d.a., known for prosecutinpeople and getting convictions. we have had candidates for governor who oversaw 34 executions. and these were democratic candidates for governor. the political aspects of this israel. -- this is real. but for most of oklahoma, it is a lackf education. i was the chair of the coalition to abolish the death penalty at the time that ricrd gloss's case originally came to life. the da at that time, david crater, like i said, was politically motivated. mr. glossip has been able to escape execution. it was interesting that the governor granted a temporary stay, interestingly, until after the election. oklahoma is a pro-death penalty ate. in 2016, put it in the constitution. i led the campaign to keep it out of the constitution. we were predicted to lose 75-25, but thro

honda. alamo, hip is national security advisor, one of us rough connie's closest confidence. he has bad news for the president. the afghan army has told him they cannot defend cobble. i had this hard to heart discussion with the military leaders. it was clear they didn't believe that was possible. the president in no, that's what his military leaders were thinking. the problem was nobody wanted to sound weak because if any military leader was heard to say or any political leader was hurt to say that this was not doable. it would immediately cala. but there is one final plan to avoid chaos and bloodshed. now they are now jerry, one of the afghan government's top negotiators is scheduled to meet the taliban in doha. no, i was booked on a flight on sunday morning on the 15th. ah, to, to go to door. thanks. looked very normal. an officer opened the gates and he was tired. he could see in his eyes that he of and slept for long probably couple of nights. ah, he recognized me. he said, sir, you're going to dor ha ha. and he, i, he said it is too much. we have lost a lot. can you ple

connie and many around here just staying with family. this mud is now turning to dirt, so people are now shoveling dirt out of their house. shep? >> it's just incredible. thank you so much. >> reporter: now, a young girl found wandering alone on a road in alabama. nobody knew then that she just escaped captivity. what she endured. how she freed herself, and what police say about the grisly discovery they made when she led them to this home. >>> minutes before a small plane made an emergency landing, air traffic controllers got a call from 911. the explanation they gave in to how one of the pilots ended up dead on the ground. >>> and a paraglider caught in his parachute, plummeting towards the ground. what he tells cnbc about his quick action after deciding it was not his day to die. >> i got super lucky on that. >>> the news with shepard smith, back in 60 seconds. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the m

of course, connie was a bit busy at the time as he stands accused of taking millions of dollars in cash with him when he fled the country. 3 weeks after he took a helicopter to safety, the former president made a statement apologizing to the public, which was notably only released in english. it is with deep and profound regret that my own chapter ended in similar tragedy to my predecessors, without ensuring stability and prosperity. i apologize to the afghan people that i could not make it and differently. my commitment to the afghan people has never wavered and will guide me for the rest of my life. it appears as though the hears of corruption shaped out can't stand after the us invaded, went all the way up to the presidential palace, and one millions of people suffered and hundreds of thousands lost their lives. the politicians of the talk were the ones who walked away unharmed. a perfect picture of the legacy left by 20 years of us occupation. when you can find more special reports on the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan on ortiz page on the rumble video platform, you'll find plent

a, sam, mom, he was killed in one of her connie's houses, sell a ha, connie as a major leader in that taliban. so, you know, that's, it's putting the lie to that. and i think that there will be, you know, a reexamination of relations with afghanistan which are already poor to begin with . is this a crippling blow for alcorda? do you think? no, i don't think it is. it's as i, as i said earlier, as i've argued with others, so he was aloof. he was not really, he didn't have the common touch. he wasn't an inspiring leader. he hasn't really kind of was sort of merging in a 2nd place behind diane, under his leadership, the kind of motivated islamist recruits who once would have flocked to under a solid ben lawn. we're now primarily joining dash, and he basically brought all the worst habits of the gamma linea to with him. but all that being said, the fact that he was involved in the embassy bombings, which killed a number of times, indians and kenyans as well as the 911 attacks. i think that that marked him and basically sealed his fate. what are the implications for the taliban internation

i am terrified. >> we spoke with the firefighters and states connie. he said the water was chest deep when she was saved her and her 8-year-old granddaughter. connie and a lot of people rely on families and stable families at this time. with the seed, this mud is turning to dirt so people are shoveling dirt out of their house. >> just incredible. thank you so much. >>> now, a young girl found wandering alone on a road in alabama. nobody knew then she just escaped captivity. what she endured, how she freed herself, and what police say about the grisly discovery they made when she led them to this home. >>> minutes before a small plane made an emergency landing, air traffic controllers got a call from 911. the explanation they gave into how one of the pilots ended up dead on the ground. >>> a paraglider caught in his parachute, plummeting towards the ground. what he tells cnbc about his quick actions after deciding it was not his day to died. >> just got a tiny scratch on my elbow which is by now actually invisible. i got super lucky on >>> another story

because $0.90 shows me connie chef, but since the sensor fits linked to thought volume in order to move on. so he had to sort of a new take him on and you mentioned off to get all night off me how to it took all minutes and partner up with me and senior senior class contains dollar tian and i'd then skin so i know it, it had to only go forth on it so i know that i'm so glad it is for departments from that day on martin's the mon gunk, it also came on the john said monitor mixed up with i got it online again with a new hip bone cope with jackie me to select on the local so to through job flush or do i go to lunch with me on another tournament on at the school and match the heavy silence in his village. reminds me of the horror i felt when they started bombing terror on food on them. because you never know what will happen to fall when it's going to happen into a year ago. not gonna busha make it only try truly in order to understand it. a lot of what i needed was to go they with already called to see what it was like an ionic, i mean as some one on familiar with that area. we hadn't even

as i to the dial motor vehicle to a stella domini solo nie a kinky day thought the aqua o already connie was out this part didn't. ah, and that wasn't the 1st time the pentagon and also sheltered several german fascist . the removal of nancy criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip. there were thousands overall by one estimate as many as 10000. not just the scientists, the scientists total about $1600.00 or more. but there were also concentration camp guards from low to medium levels. there were even carboned dance at concentration camps or who in eastern europe. nazis really of all stripes, from scientists to spies who worked for the cia. ah, eric little blow, an american journalist and pulitzer prize winner wrote the nazis next door. a book revealing the harrowing story of how america became a safe haven for thousands of nazi criminals. i think a lot of this is it was really a stain on the united states. it was a shameful period in which we allowed thousands and thousands of nazi persecutors who we had just defeated. we are just gone to war. we had lost just lost h

can cobble witnesses, say, a disabled man approach ra him, connie, and then detonated explosive, hidden in his for specific leg. iso says that it was behind the attack, a connie had survive previous assassination attempts, including a bomb attack in the shower. pakistan was also claimed by iso firefighters from across europe are struggling to contain a huge, wild fathers scores. south west france is forced at least 10000 people to evacuate their homes. the far as scores more than $7000.00 have is a forest. since tuesday, francis prime minister has worn these extreme conditions or a warning of a climate emergency. those are your top stories, your farm. now up to date, if you want more. of course you can head to our website, but to stay with us because 11 east inside singapore maxing security is coming up next. thanks for your company. by one year ago, the thought of on swept into double following the withdrawal of foreign forces. the floor ended, but many of them are still waiting to benefit from the peace without yvonne had not wanted the commission, as i mentioned, the government, abou

and sa ha, carry me for example, shout about new said at all mighty em connie. ah, they all want to tell the country stories gain international recognition at film festivals. the tele bands return to power marks another difficult time the emerging cultural scene and its main players are in danger. on august 15th 2021. the taliban recaptured the capital. cobble islamist had been advancing from province to province. since nato forces began, withdrawing, hundreds of thousands of people desperately tried to flee. these were days of fear, pezora covering as well. for the shot. he does have a good common issue with whatever the stay or go, what are the remaining escape routes? vital decisions had to be made in a very short time. i knew that in my life will be in danger. if i stay and if i live alone, so my family will be in danger. so i decided to leave. i left everything behind my my home, my apartment, my war to my dreams. ever again. 2 days after the fall of cobble, her family managed to escape. royal for that is currently in the united states. she follows the news

i'm gonna be the daughter of former afghan president, connie, she lives in the us, her films deal with the lesser known chapters of afghanistan, history. her best known work is about 5, unfinished films may june, communist rule and half canister in films that stand somewhere between us and propaganda. the movie show is what the filmmakers put up with in order to be able to work, for example, shooting with real ammunition, because blanks were not available to muslims. like if i make, i mean i'm leisure sort of from what i missed, something called unsettled like the i'm on, i'm all done for sure. yeah. one assumption hard to settle me. something that love and go, director charbonneau said, had fled to hamburg after the taliban took over. her 1st feature film premiered in current in 2016 and in her 2nd work which one multiple awards, she managed to show afghanistan in a different light. a 15 year old dreams of a career as a bollywood star on the streets of 19 eighties. cobble ah hale ah, the filmmakers of afghanistan and even more so the female directors are used to struggling in order to

by connie, you are the biggest hotel man on earth. just give it everybody in the audience one piece of advice. he said if i can give you one piece of advice, i would say, please, keep your shower curtain inside the shower. david: otherwise it would leak out in the water would damage the hotel? chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with him or get messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name. chris: i haven't, but i have is his bust in my office. we have all sorts of paraphernalia related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did meet his son. talking to his son, he was quite proud of what we had done with the company and suggested conrad would have been as well. david: conrad hilton and barron hilton were famous, but the most famous is paris hilton. is she involved i

amy, for example, shout about new sadat or maria connie. ah, they all want to tell the country stories. gang international recognition at film festivals. the tele bands return to power marks another difficult time the emerging cultural scene and its main players are in danger. on august 15th 2021. the taliban recaptured the capital. cobble islamist had been advancing from province to province. since nato forces began, withdrawing, hundreds of thousands of people desperately tried to flee. these were days of fear for sarah carini as well. we're the sure. we don't have a good a issue with whatever the stay or go, what are the remaining escape routes? vital decisions had to be made in a very short time. i knew that in my life will be in danger. if i stay and if i need long so my family will be in danger. so i decided to leave. i left everything behind my my home, my apartment, my war to my dreams. ever again. 2 days after the fall of cobble, her family managed to escape for you for that is currently in the united states. she follows the news o

women besides royal saddam and sa, half cut amy, for example, shout about new said at all. madame connie they all want to tell the country stories, gang international recognition at film festivals. the tele bands return to power marks another difficult time the emerging cultural scene and its main players are in danger. on august 15th 2021 at the taliban recap, should the capital cobble islamist had been advancing from province to province since nato forces began withdrawing. hundreds of thousands of people desperately tried to flee. these were days of fear for sarah coming as well. for the shot. he does have a gift with dish, with one of them to stay or go. what other remaining escape routes vital decisions had to be made in a very short time. i knew that in my life really been than europe if i stay. and if i need a long so my family with anger. so i decided to leave. i left everything behind my my home i of course on my was my dream averaging 2 days after the fall of cobble family managed to escape through fidel is currently in the united states. she follows the news of her homeland fr

my connie y, connie mazda, nearly all the nash, let me go 8. 0 oh oh hm. oh, when the think she was downstairs and i get all my fax and so going to take a bus to lebanon. and i'm saying hi to my father and hugging him and he was crying . i was crying too. and he said by then they filled that. i'm not going to see him any more than a windows to her. they get to the pixie, and after he moved a bit, i said he stopped and he stopped and said, i'm going to come and then i go again up to him, hugging him again and then you are getting some one more moment with my father because i know that i'm going to see him not going to see him again and yes, i didn't him you initially boy. oh ah, with. 7 a lot of people try to, to come in europe. it's a part of our story here. they leave, you must say, like a dog from africa. you can, you seem to see the wave stories change. nothing. the, the thing i think you rock is on the continent. so when you get older, maybe you, you want to, you don't want to change i with a with. so i have to find my way, a young a little of the one

it appears there really was a plan to have a 14 day transitional phase in which connie would remain in the presidential palace and arrange for an orderly transfer of power in doing duffy, the taliban agreed they would remain outside cobbler. i was, i have cobb was from liability. and then suddenly, yes, i made breaking news coming in. i should have gone in the president about about an hour left. i've got a ton of stones president done for i've gone, it was gone. he's left, the country has confirmed that the president, president, donny of afghanistan has left the country and then gunny was gone on at mid day on sunday. well, that's what awesome. well, the news surprised even his closest aids, including the foreign minister and his chief of staff. he only took his innermost circle with him. this is martin beck is the president's chief of staff at the time i could the after lunch, i could hear the wife. but i didn't thought it's still a cop to it that, that there was a lot of helicopter minister of foreign affairs. he called me, he asked me, where is the president? i told him person was w

ok, bobby and connie, from a legal perspective with the legal challenge that looks likely to happen. how does that work? what should we expect in the coming weeks? well, um, as well. my coupon alyssa just said, ah, oak hon rayleigh, dinger, this afternoon did mention that he and his coalition party as him, you ah, we'll seek if i may caught him. are all constitutional and legal options. and so we're to assume that he's going to file a petition or in the supreme court as seeking being bullied is shown offer. ah, chairperson fullerton county's pronouncement yesterday saw the constitution dusted that after her the declaration. any parcel so it doesn't have to be the contestants. it's any kenyon who feels that they have an issue with the process and the declaration or they have a period 7 days. and that to begins county from b and ending and next tuesday to present their kiss before the supreme court of kenya. and us deli, sally, a seed, the supreme court or will have a 14 days to, to, to clear to receive her evidence. and also for respondents wherever they will be to find the defenses.

" -- he went by connie -- "you are the biggest hotel man on earth.ld you just give everybody in the audience one piece of advice?" he said, "if i can give you one piece of advice, i would say, please, keep your shower curtain inside the shower." david: because otherwise it was going to leak out and the water was going to damage the hotel? chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with conrad hilton, did you ever get any messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name? chris: i haven't, but i have his bust in my office. [laughter] we have all sorts of paraphernalia that was related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great for them to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did know his son, barron. who ran the company for over 40 years and was very close to his father. and they, you know, at least talking to barron, he was quite proud of w

connie is the daughter of a don, she would, she has some power. matter? it was my fault! she's another character that is squandered in my view. the film was hugely successful so a lot of studio execs would have looked at that film and thought, "fantastic, let's replicate that." and i think the 1970s was the age of the male anti—hero. i saw in your eyes, and i saw in the way you carried yourself, that you're not a happy person. that was a period where you have robert de niro in taxi driver, there were a lot of misogynistic men whose characters were explored. that's not to say that i don't think the godfather should exist at all, i think it is a great film, ijust want otherfilms, i'm sure feminists at the time felt completely destroyed by the cinema, the popular cinema at the time. perhaps coppola's lens on italian and american women living in 1940s new york, a domestic world where they existed to please, may have been fairly accurate. but the 1940s was also an era of spirited heroines on screen and fleshing these women out into fully dimensional ch

that connie is the new interior minister of the country and he has most of the control regarding that. so i also heard that a lot farther problem leaders where very, and we talk soon after the strike happened because they did not know what was going on. it's similar regarding other issues. for example, the closure of girls schools, secondary schools are taller than lead us a prominent target figure. so at least we're very, very strongly against the decision that girls schools remain close. at the same time, we have to radical faction, which in my opinion is ruling now. they now show their faces and they are against it. so they keep closing here. and these problems will continue, i think, at the country flipped into a massive economic and military crisis since the taliban regain power. and reportedly the african central bank can access $7000000000.00 in foreign assets held in the us. should the us release that money? well, 1st of all, i just want to say that i agree wholeheartedly with enron, that what i think he's saying is that disagreements within natal bottom movement doesn't mean

connie fled the country when the taliban rolled into cobble his previous tests are 100 cars. i chose to stay in the capital, he hoped to be able to act as a mediator with the militants. the new rulers restricted his movements and placed him under effective house arrest. in an exclusive interview, he spoke to the w about the vital role of education, and i've got a sense future. lack of education means poverty, lack of education fargo's means lack of abilities. lack of education for goes means half of the society at least half of the society, at least because of girls are not educated. men are also undermined to get it ministries. therefore, it is off of society not being able to produce and participate better sex sexually weakened, weaken, and deprived of gavin. so, or as of course, a lot more, you can watch a full interview on our youtube channel at youtube dot com slash dw news. the day is almost done, but as always, the conversation continues online are looking forward to hearing from you on twitter for now from me and the entire team. thanks for spending part of your day w

influential taliban cleric, rocky melissa connie has been killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan with a wave and a smile, an armed man who demands these orn money during a bank stage in beirut surrendered. and the south korean government is moving to ban of the basement flat that turned into death trap during lincoln fly. ah, hello and welcome to the program. the us state department is calling for a demilitarized zone around ukraine's is f a ratio nuclear plant. after it was shelled again on thursday, russia controls of facility, even though ukrainian employee still run it. it's one of 4 nuclear power plants in operation in ukraine. the separate your plant was shout last week spanking concerns of a potential major disaster. ukraine says that moscow wants to use the plan to redirect powered to crimea, which moscow annexed in 2014 gum obesity festival of speed 2 for years. no one ever thought that europe could be under the threat of a new disaster on a nuclear power station. not because someone reaches the safety protocol, but because a certain country would use the station as a means o

later on this connie tells al jazeera how he sees the groups achievements and failures since seizing power in afghanistan almost a year ago. ah, i'd people have been injured in a shooting and occupied east jerusalem. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on a boss and an a car as well as pedestrians. the police haven't ruled out the possibility of more than one shooter. israeli forces a searching in the district of sil one. natasha goodnight has the lightest from occupied east. jerusalem. israeli medias reporting as many as 8 people were injured in this shooting 2 of them seriously. one of them is a 35 year old woman who is pregnant, according to media with hordes, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warnings that this was a terror attack. a bus driver tells israeli media he tried to pull away, but he was unable to do so because the wheelchair ramp had been lowered to accommodate a woman in a wheelchai

connie whites out the groups achievement certain failures since seizing power in afghanistan ah said than a man suspected of carrying out an attack unoccupied. east jerusalem has hand himself over to police. 8 people were injured in the shooting on sunday morning. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on a bus as well as pedestrians and the police have not ruled out the possibility of more than one shooter. let's go straight to occupied. his truce, the man natasha can name his life 1st. there. natasha said this attack happened in the early hours of the morning. what do we learn about this happened at 130 sunday morning in a parking lot near the western wall of the old city. police say that a man ambushed a bus that it was a riding to pick up passengers. passengers were boarding a bus. they say it was packed when they began hurting gunshots. people fell to the ground bleeding. there was screaming and warnings that this was an attack. the numbers keep fluctuating a bit, but what we have is that 8 people have been injured. 3 of them are americans. 2 of them are in critical conditi

been killed in a suicide attack and a son witnesses, a disabled man approach, brought him with her connie in a seminary combo. he then detonated explosives, hidden in his prophetic leg. i still says it was behind the attack. some have been debated, has more from koppel. sure, so he will lock on. he was considered to be somebody very influential and loved by both leaders and followers of the taliban. somebody who was able to gather them together on various religious issues. he'd been issuing decrees against eisen and was attacked by the group at least twice before he was killed. in cobbles, when a suicide bomber waiting, a prosthetic leg approached him and explosives were hidden inside that pathetic leg . his brother was also injured in the attack. he was somebody who was able to bring together biggest fractions of the taliban and make sure that they were following a single line. and that's why his death wouldn't be seen as a blow, especially the few logical side of it. but it also comes and bears all the hallmarks of isom related to tax that we've seen in the last few months in this count

who blamed every one from former president trump to connie insisting that the afghan president assured him that us backed forces would fight. we talked about who have gander. stan should prepared to fight their civil wars after the u. s. military depart to clean up the corruption and government. so the government could function for the afghan people. we talked extensively about the need for afghan leaders to unite politically. they feel a do any of that? mr. ghani, who says that the afghan forces would fight? it obviously was wrong. yet they didn't put up a fight at all. with some reports even saying that taliban was surprised by just how easy it was to take the nation's capital. of course ghani was a bit busy at the time as he stands accused of taking millions of dollars in cash with him when he fled the country. 3 weeks after he took a helicopter to safety, the former president made a statement apologizing to the public, which was notably only released in english. it is with deep and profound regret that my own chapter ended in similar tragedy to my predecessors, without ensuring sta

but connie network is one of the many factions in, in the government. they were well aware that our here it was there and actually i was a suggestion that in the aftermath of the strike on sunday, i found time that it was the hot kami network who then tried to conceal the presence of harry and indeed moves our family away from, from that building. yep. so then we hear that he was struck on his building and he was killed without threatening the structural integrity of the building. again, we're getting a lot of talk about how there were pains to avoid civilian casualties. and i have to say that's probably partly because the last known drone strike by the cia and i've got a son, was that pulling dry and strike on an aide work. and his family that killed 7 children and 9 found members of the family just off to the u. s. withdraw. i think that clearly isn't the mind that they have to that couldn't have another day buckler, another pulling situation like that. and because no one was held accountable for that, don't strike, and no one seemed to have done anyt

after it renewed fighting near the facility in for the windshield taliban cleric, reckon mullah her connie has been killed them. a suicide attack in afghanistan with a wave and a smile, an armed man who demanded his own money during a bank, sage in beirut surrenders and heavy rain triggers, flooding across sir dam, affecting tens of thousands of people. we report from one of the flood zone and in sport with around a 100 days ago until the world have. we had a 1st glimpse glimpse of kat tars biggest stadium, the $80000.00 seat early sale a stadium, which is the venue for the final is staging. it's very 1st match ah, ah, welcome to the program. the us state department is calling for a demilitarized zone around ukraine's zap alicia and nuclear plant. after it was shells again on thursday. this map shows the areas of ukraine controlled by russia and its separatists allies very read. the russians also control this apparition plant. it's one of 4 nuclear power facilities in operation in ukraine. this apparition plant was showered last week, sparking concerns of attention. major disaster. ukraine

it actually the district where ramos connie here from just 24 hours ago. the heartland of ice basin in of line is done. and we were able to go to very far flung areas in number hard problems and people there have been telling us including security officials that yes, there was an iceland resurgence last year where there were almost daily attacks against started by deficiencies and troops in under hard problems and other neighboring pods, but then those attacks that stop the track down, their intelligence has gone deep into iceland and they have been able to infiltrate many of those people as well. but i feel is still carrying out these attacks against soft targets, against smart and especially leaders off the taliban as well. because one thing that the taliban assured the people of abundance and safety and security and isolate tax i meant to dent. thank you so much. your time of in just a sounds curious capital sol will start phasing out basement apartments after 3 people died in the flats during flooding this week, the tiny dwellings saw usually rented ou