these cumberbatch, who played one of the main roles in the film later said that he was ready to beg biden to close this prison and not to the police, but i did not think that the united states of america would use fear and violence against me for a couple of sleepless nights and that's it. well, the prison is still working to this day, and human rights organizations reprif even released a music collection of the best hits, gontaanoma, a list of songs to which prisoners were tortured at the beginning of this year, un experts once again called on the jubaiden administration to consider closing gontanamo. you won't believe what the white house said nothing statement, just ignored. the next institution in its notoriety was defeated even by the guantanamo prison. abu grape was not far from baghdad. and even at the time of saddam hussein, it was a correctional institution, however, in 2004, the us army and the iraqi opposition captured it into two zones; the iranian was called a cruel place ; as later becomes the court. this cruelty was sanctioned by the high command. sensory deprivation, yes,

world taps the real story of a prisoner in guantanamo who spent six years unfairly there, you know, cumberbatch, who played one of the main roles in the film, later said that he was ready to beg biden to close this prison and not to the police, but i did not think that the united states of america would use fear and violence against me a couple of sleepless nights and that's it. well, the prison is still working to this day, and the human rights organization reprif even released a music collection of the best hits of guantanamo, a list of songs that were tortured prisoners earlier this year, un experts once again urged the jubaiden administration to consider shutting down gontanam. you won’t believe that the white house responded to the statement with nothing, they simply ignored it. the next institution in its notoriety was defeated even by the guantanamo prison. abu grape was not far from baghdad. and even in the days of saddam hussein, it was a correctional institution, however, in 2004, the us army and the iraqi opposition captured it into two zones ; iraqi was called a cruel place, a part

that's when larry cumberbatch, another passenger and navy veteran, says the man got agitated, and a third passenger, a former police officer, took action. >> the ex-police officer said, "hey, don't do that. and he tackled him or grabbed him and tackled him to the ground. >> the agents involved in the incident will be retrained and nationally, all tsa agents will be briefed on what happened here and reminded what's not allowed on a plane. >> the tsa calling it screening missteps. phil, thank you. >> now to a developing story overseas. six people are dead after a horrific bomb attack in a busy pedestrian area in istanbul. dozens of others were hurt. turkey's president is calling it a treacherous attack. here's abc's patrick revelle from london. >> reporter: tonight, terror in istanbul. this is the moment a bomb explodes on one of the turkish city's busiest streets. the area packed with people in the heart of the city's tourist and shopping district. crowds fleeing in panic. ambulances racing to the scene as police cordon it off. videos posted online show the grim aftermath as people tend to

abc news spoke overnight to navy veteran larry cumberbatch who was on board that flight.e told us another military veteran and form he law enforcement official were on board thatlight a e ma aft most of the passengers wound up deplaning. no injuries for passengers on board or the crew. box cutters are a focus, as you know of tsa security agents since the 9/11 hijackers were able to smuggle them through security. abc reached out to the tsa overnight but there's no word from law enforcement right now on how this man was able to get it on board the flight or even if there was an air marshal on the plane, guys. >> phil lipof, thank you so much. >>> as we mentioned earlier in the show, president biden is overseas and showing the world america looks to be a leader in addressing climate change speaking at a global summit in egypt. abc's marcus moore has the details from there. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: president biden came here to egypt with a message that the united states is doing its part to address this crisis and that other nations should do theirs. he announced so

they had benedict cumberbatch in this terrible haircut. there were talking about the 13th century we achieved moral clarity. they are citing these people who never believed women had any legal rights. even in the 18th century, lord hale and commonwealth fought -- thought women dissolved into legal dependence of their husbands and fathers. -- possessions of husbands and fathers. in side a court, i think it is fair game to say this history is built on a foundation we no longer respect. we no longer want to enforce. it will not win every case ongoing cases and history of firearm relations. and do some history over there. i think there are ways you can push back on some history. if s&l can do it, i am sure larry can do it. i prefer to see this book as opening the frame. i am on board with my friend and political economy. i've been more influenced by focused on elections because i want of 2% of professors who worked in the senate, legislative body and white house. elections are important and drive everything that is done. often in the administr

where they had benedict cumberbatch, who had this terrible immediate evil their cut and they were talking about, oh, the 13th century achieved moral clarity. because they're citing all these people who never believed that women had any legal rights. even in the 18th century. all these commonwealth folks thought women dissolved into the legal existence of their husbands or fathers. and this picks up on bertrall's point. inside a court i think it's fair game to say that this history is built on a foundation that we no longer respect. we no longer want to enforce. it's not going to win everydaley case. there are gun cases and the history of firearms regulations. those judges should just get a special master and do some history over there. but i think there are ways in which you can push back on some history because if s.n.l. can do it, i'm sure lawyers can do it. you know, i prefer to see this book in a larger thing as opening frame. so i'm all onboard with my new friends and political economy. i've been more influenced on focusing on elections because i am one of two professors who have wor