david hadley: it does not, really. cia,he reason is that the although was originally conceived as something that is going to be working with all of these different agencies and a central hub for intelligence to work through, it pretty quickly gets directed more towards covert action, towards aggressive activity against communist nations or potential communist nations in the third world or the eastern block during the cold war. and i actually argue that a part of the reason for that change is the nature of the press coverage. reporters who support the mission of the cia, or who cannot talk about its activities, they kind of give a certain amount of cover to people who want the cia to be a more active and aggressive agency. time there is an event that happens that is somehow against u.s. interests, the cia in its early years is getting blamed. why did you protect us? and so there are riots in bogota in 1948 and those disrupt a conference that george marshall is at. the cia gets blamed for not projecting violence in bogot

hadley: yes. a lot of arguments about intelligence -- a lot of the questions, i should say, we first really start -- really start going during these investigations. the questions today, the church and pike committees are looking at the cia, the fbi, and the nsa. and they really recognized that the biggest threat in terms of, you know, potential violations , youivacy do come from know, increasing electronic committee case and. but they are all sharing this idea that surveillance does change things. that's knowing you are under surveillance will have an impact. and that by having a surveillance program against the looking at an type of vietnam war protesters under the belief that they might be influenced by some foreign power in order to, you know, to work against american interests -- that cia surveillance could be damaging to the free expression of ideas. the cia also was helped -- was not helped by the fact that the name of the program was called chaos. a very negative connotation, even though th

michelle hadley was out on bail living with her parents.naheim police suspected michelle had sent threatening emails to her ex-boyfriend, ian, and his pregnant wife, angela. even though on its face it didn't make much sense. >> reporter: a young woman who lived an exemplary life, good student, she's trying to get an mba, and -- >> well, there's two sides to every person, and all we're seeing is the evidence that looks very clear that everything is -- is originating from michelle hadley. >> reporter: but the case against michelle went way beyond threatening emails. police had evidence she was up to something much more sinister, something stomach-churning. it began in early june about the same time as the deadline on the condo was approaching. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist saying that they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> reporter: rape fantasy as a genre? i don't think i've ever heard of this. >> i had never heard of it either, until this particular case. but apparently yes, there's a market for it. >> reporter

police had no question it was michelle hadley.he night michelle spent in yale sjail sh received no e-mails. she made bail and she was out. >> and almost immediately they started get. >> was there a, look, we have warned you about, and it is continuing in. >> correct. >> daily beast reporter kate brickley tried to unravel the story from her office in new york city. angela diaz appeared to be the victim of an increasingly dangerous game. >> she was afraid for her life. she was afraid to go anywhere. she felt she had to uproot her whole life, take down her online profiles and hide. >> july 11th, two weeks after michelle bailed out of jail, a new rape fantasy ad appeared on craig's list and a response. once again, the e-mail directed the man who placed the ad to the home of angela diaz. >> and what would michelle's motivation be in doing this campaign? >> it is interesting. i mean there's the fact that there's some sort of a love triangle going on, right? there's two women, one guy, and there's also the unsold condominium. >> the cond

michelle hadley seemed to have it all. loving family, solid education, with the opportunities and support to help her fulfill the promises of youth and now she had a fiancee she was crazy about. but her life what's about to be turned upsidedown. here's dennis murphy with diabolical. >> locked in a cage, the shrieks of women howling into the night. >> this isn't real. this is like something you see in a movie. this doesn't happen in real life. >> how does a self-described goody two shoes disney princess get swept away in something so convoluted so twisted. >> this is one of the most well thought out well executed plans and it's scary. >> diabolical? >> absolutely. >> a tangled web? you bet. an altogether bizarre plot. a complicated scheme? >> very complicated. very creative. >> this has been a shocking foremost love rivalry itself that i've ever seen. >> there would be allegations of harassing, cyber stalking, assault and attempted rape. someone was going to get hurt. someone was going to jail and at the end of the night, w

hadley is an innocent victim of a diabolical scheme.ut diabolical in this scheme? >> diabolical is something evil. it's something that the devil might do. >> not to be too glib. your theory was wrong, but you untangled it. is that what happened here? >> well, that is right. uh-huh. >> you're sorry that the first theory was wrong? >> absolutely. you know, it's a terrible thing to -- accuse an innocent person. >> were the apologies enough? your county authorities doing in effect a walk of shame. saying, "we got this terribly wrong." >> i appreciate the apologies. but the apologies don't rebuild your life and the apologies don't undo what's been done. i'll carry this around for the rest of my life and there's still that question of what's ahead. >> reporter: one thing ahead is a lawsuit. michelle's lawyer michael guisti has already filed paperwork against the city of anaheim. >> igo violations of her constitutional rights, and among those, was being kept wrongfully in jail. >> the anaheim police department, our detective, didn't create the

michelle hadley had been released from jail.ous e-mails filled with references to satan, threat of kidnapping, rape and death, who did? could the answer be in the e-mails, themselves? now with the conclusion of our story, here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: with every thump of her heart, michelle felt she was losing a little part of herself, out of jail, but not out of jeopardy, free to go to a high end coffee shop, but not allowed to remove the ankle bracelet tracking her. >> they wrapped it with this sports band annual because i was so embarrassed to be wearingiment, you know. >> but everything was about to change. after a thorough search of michelle's digital devices, investigators concluded the damming e-mails did not come from them. >> we actually had a lab from our own computer forensics lab and people well trained. that's how this came to fruition that we were able to determine that michelle hadley wasn't the suspect. >> this was momentous. after months in jail, after the ankle bracelet, michelle hadley was cleared. >> you

michelle hadley was in jail.f multiple felonies, including stalking and attempted forcible rape. had she sent those threatening e-mails to her former fiance's wife or was this all a terrible mistake? her parents thought so and were determined to help. but where to even start. mere again is dennis murphy. the shorthand was that michelle hadley was the psycho ex-girlfriend from hell. the mover behind a lurid and devious plot. her parents couldn't, wouldn't believe it. >> there's nothing in character with the michelle that you've raised here? >> not at all. >> it's actually 180 degrees so out of sync with her behavior. >> they went to see michelle on her first day in jail after being charged. >> is this going to be a conversation with phones through glass? >> yes. >> cells bout cages but she's in a caged one. i don't know why she has to be in a caged one but she does. >> her bail set at a million dollars. to get her out, they had to come up with 10% of that. that's $100,000 cash. they've told their daughter they had

>> police believe there was no question it was michelle hadley.at led them to arrest michelle outside her parents' home. angela reported that during the night michelle spent in jail, she received no threatening e-mails. but then michelle made bail. she was out. >> and almost immediately the e-mails start again. >> so, is there kind kind of a feel here, we warned you about this activity. >> correct. >> and it's continuing. >> correct. >> this is a very complicated scheme, kate. >> yes. "daily beast" reporter tried to unravel the story from her office in new york city. angela diaz appeared to be the victim at the center of an increasingly dangerous game. >> she was afraid for her life. she was afraid to go anywhere. she felt that she had to uproot her whole life, take down her online profiles and hide. >> july 11, two weeks after michelle bailed out of jail, a new rape fantasy ad appeared on craigslist, and a response. once again, the e-mail directed the man who placed the ad to the home of angela diaz. >> and what would michelle's mo motivation be

what really happened to her at south hadley high? the local district attorney was one of those asking that question. and she was determined to find the answers. >> coming up -- >> our investigation revealed that it was, in fact, a campaign. >> reporter: a campaign of what? >> of tormenting, of making her life miserable. >> it was about to make headlines around the world. what happened to >>> was phoebe prince really bullied to death? it was the question on everyone's mind in south hadley in early 2010. but there was one woman who had the legal power to probe for answers. >> this wasn't a case of sticks and stones. >> reporter: elizabeth schibel was the district attorney who investigated phoebe's suicide. after looking through phone records and the internet, she came to the conclusion that phoebe wasn't just bullied but pounded by classmates after she first started at hadley high. >> our investigation revealed it was, in fact, a campaign. >> reporter: a campaign of what? a campaign of tormenting? >> of tormenting, of making her life m

so david hadley is able to leave the united states and travel back to mom by in 2007 hadley married for the 3rd time. his new wife is 5. 0, tyler, american medicine student 20 years. his junior headley takes her with him to him by ostensibly on a honeymoon trip. they book and at the taj mahal palace hotel after the attacks by the spoke to an indian online portal via a live video link. for me, it was for him, it was not i think it would be even though it was their honeymoon, the couple quarrel moroccan wife even went to the u. s. consulate in islamabad, complaining about her husband, and they didn't take us seriously. i visited them and they made me look like a quiz. the 1st, even though 5 tells us about her husband terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the a fail to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake, it's a massive mistake. he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intelligence. and therefore, that just

michelle hadley was in jail.iple felonies, including stalking and attempted forcible rape. had she sent those threatening emails to her former fiancee's wife or was this all a terrible mistake? her parents thought so. and were determined to help. but where to even start. here again is dennis murphy. >> reporter: the charges, and the headlines, were devastating. in an article in her hometown paper, the shorthand was that michelle hadley was the psycho ex-girlfriend from hell, the mover behind a lurid and devious plot. her parents, michael and suzanne, couldn't, wouldn't believe it. >> there's nothing in character with the michelle that you've raised here? >> not at all. >> it's actually 180 degrees so out of sync with her behavior. >> reporter: they went to see michelle on her first day in jail after being charged. >> is this gonna be a conversation with phones through glass? >> yes. >> yes. >> there's cells without cages, but she's in a caged one. you know, i don't know why she always has to be in a caged one, bu

hadley: my answer to him was, yeah, we all do.laughter] hadley: such is the life of one professor alan dershowitz, but i guess my first question for you then is, because you may not fit the mold of the political persuasion of this audience, what's a nice liberal guy like you doing it a conference like this? [laughter] prof. dershowitz: well, thank you. first of all, i love the steamboat institute. you guys represent the best of seeking liberty and freedom and due process and freedom of speech, and today, i find -- [applause] prof. dershowitz: as a classic liberal, i find today i have much more in common with classic conservatives than i do with hard left, newly woke -- [applause] we share a common commitment to principled dialogue, to principled decision-making, to the protection of views that we disagree with, to due process for those we disagree with, and if you go on a college campus today, you hear the newly woke students saying, "due process? we know who is guilty, if you're a privileged white male, you're guilty, if you're a

michelle hadley was out on bail living with her parents.police suspected michelle had sent threatening emails to her ex-boyfriend, ian, and his pregnant wife, angela. even though on its face it didn't make much sense. >> reporter: a young woman who lived an exemplary life, good student, she's trying to get an mba, and -- >> well, there's two sides to every person, and all we're seeing is the evidence that looks very clear that everything is -- is originating from michelle hadley. >> reporter: but the case against michelle went way beyond threatening emails. police had evidence she was up to something much more sinister, something stomach-churning. it began in early june about the same time as the deadline on the condo was approaching. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist saying that they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> reporter: rape fantasy as a genre? i don't think i've ever heard of this. >> i had never heard of it either, until this particular case. but apparently yes, there's a market for it. >> reporter: it's

michelle hadley seem to have it all.ic normally, solid education, what the opportunities and support to help her fulfill the promises of youth. now, she had a fiancÉe she was crazy about. her life was about to be turned upside down. here is dennis murphy what diabolical. >> locked in the cage. the shrieks of wind and howling in the night. >> this isn't real. it's something we see in the movies. it doesn't happen in real life. >> how did a self-described goody tissue, disney princess, he swept away innocent conspiracy so convoluted, so twisted? >> this is one of the most well thought out, well executed plants. it is scary. >> diabolical. >> absolutely. >> a tangled web, you bet. altogether bizarre plot. complicated scheme. >> very complicated. very creative. >> this is the most shocking form of love rivalry i have ever seen. >> there would be allegations of harassment, cyber stalking, assault and attempted rape. someone was going to get hurt. someone was going to jail. at the end of the nightmare, well, no one saw that co

s. government sends david hadley to pakistan. his mission is to gather information on terrorist organizations. here in the hor, he makes contact with the lead car a tell you about terrorist group. if you're looking for sources inside a terrorist organization, you are by definition largely looking for bad people. if you're a squeaky clean guy who never goes near any dangerous people than you're useless to me as a source, as an agent and intelligence service officer, for many years, sam, fad is carried out and even headed for an operation for the ca you are clearly going to have a problem when it comes to what were called vetting your source and i am all the time going to be trying to figure out really with me. you're not with me, you're still with me telling me the truth. you're telling me some of the truth you're trying to get me killed, are you helping me? and that may change from from week to week. just how cautious worthy intelligence services with regard to their man in pakistan had leads links with less car a typo, are getti

the danish clot hadley was going to do it himself. he was going to kill the people in the newspaper himself. david hadley travels to britain alias kashmiri has provided him with contacts to a sleeper cell within the al qaeda terrorist network. what hadley doesn't know is that since 2009, the cell has been under surveillance by the british secret service m. i 6 picks up, had lease trail and liaison with the americans. he's now in the crosshairs of the us authorities at a crisis meeting in the white house in october 2009, the director of the ca pushes the president to take action. principals in washington dc, including the president where were briefed on what information was gathered during this investigation, whether or not to arrest hadley or to continue surveilled him. agents in chicago prepared to arrest hadley before he can return to europe to plan and attack. the agents approached him at the airport, brought him to the f. b. i headquarters in chicago and sat in the room with mister headley, and started talking with them the as the

so david hadley is able to leave the united states and travel back to mom by in 2007 hadley. mary's for the 3rd time, his new wife. it's 5. 0 tyler. i'm a rock and medicine student 20 years. his junior headley takes her with him to mom by ostensibly on a honeymoon trip. they book and at the taj mahal palace hotel after the attacks by the spoke to an indian online portal by a live video link. for me it was for him, it was not. i think it was 20 years. even though it was their honeymoon, the couple quarrel is moroccan wife even went to the u. s. consulate in slow about complaining about her husband. they didn't take her seriously. i visited the end and they made me look like, of course, the 1st. even though 5 tells us about her husband's terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the fails to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake. it's a massive mistake. he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intellig

it just saves a fortune. >> hadley? >> i think at the end of the day this is not just a question of national security in terms of a prison break. that's not necessarily what i'm suggesting. i'm suggesting this proposal from senator john mccain and others to move the detainees to u.s. soil is a first step on the way to closing guantanamo for good. and so we have to think about in terms of the pros and cons yes, we can reform the policies that we use at guantanamo bay but moving the prisoners here doesn't solve the problem of how to legally treat them. >> okay. great debate. thank you, guys. >>> and cavuto on business in about 20 minutes from now. hey, neil what do you got? >> hey, brenda. the white house blaming fox news for holding back on the war on poverty. but do the facts show that could be a very poor excuse? >>> plus highway to the danger drone. another near collision and a white house lockdown sparking calls to shut them all down. we'll see you soon. >>> thank you, neil. can't wait. but up here first, with speed

hadley was murdered around about midnight, right?, even if that light was out, there's a street lamp right outside the window. look. he would've seen his victim's face as he forced him under. now, jessica never went near the trial, but her dad was at the court every day. he'd have known what mullan looked like. and he would've known it wasn't mullan he was drowning. tom rattenbury confessed to both killings. all this time, you've been so sure he was our man. why do you have to go unpicking everything? i'm just saying, reasonable doubt-- how's a jury going to react? (door opening) hathaway say something sensible for pity's sake. mr. rattenbury's movements wednesday night. the first killing? yeah. remember he said he went out for a drive? then refused to

hadley arkes: apart from the notion of a free election? if somebody who does not vote says, i have never voted, why should i be under control of these laws? you --arkes: if you might be under control of a family, and you did not elect to be in that family, either. it is a question of by and large, if we are with a notion of the consent of the governed in a population, it is still quite legitimate to say, shouldn't there be some kind of test for people who are going to be exercising that franchise for others, governing their life? knowd we expect people to something about what they are doing, expect them to be literate? we could be very demanding about this. say,certain point, people you should not be voting to put costs on other people if you are not willing to support -- willing to pay taxes to support those policies were self. these are all arguable. you could cut it any number of ways. we seem to have arrived at a position that no, we will not make somebody's formal education a requirement. some people with more advanced degrees sometim

hadley: talk to u.s. if you could -- talk to us if you could about how your role as national security advisor changed over time. you're serving of the deputy for obviouslye and you default over time and grow in your role and then you're tapped to be national security advisor. talk about your development over time and how the relationship with the president involved overtime. mr. hadley: one thing that was had asting was that i close relationship with condi rice when she was national security adviser and i was deputy. i would have told you that i knew clearly what her job was and what she did with her time. in ane i was literally office that was five steps from her office. i saw her go in and out and we would talk 15-20 times a day. i realized when i became national security advisor that i had no real perception of how she had spent her time. what i did not realize is how much time the national security advisor spends with the president. pace in our administration. the chief of staff -- and i a.m. inow up

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so david hadley is able to leave the united states and travel back to mom by in 2007. hadley married for the 3rd time, his new wife. it's 5. 0 tyler, american medicine student 20 years. his junior hadley takes her with him to mom by ostensibly on a honeymoon trip. they book and at the taj mahal palace hotel after the attacks by the spoke to an indian online portal by a live video link. for me, it was for him that was not i think it was fine to use even though it was their honeymoon, the couple quarrel moroccan wife even went to the u. s. consulate in islamabad, complaining about her husband, and they didn't take us seriously. i visited them and they made me look like a quiz. the 1st for even though 5 tells the thing about her husband's terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the cia fails to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake, it's a massive, he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intelligence. and th

manning the director of policy for independent for the independent women's forum hadley thank you so much for being with us really appreciate your time and before we get to it could you tell us just a little bit about your organization your history. current independent women's forum is that twenty five year old organization based in washington d.c. and our mission is to speak about issues of importance to women and family instead of course tax reform and health reform both in that bucket did you all start around the clarence thomas time was at the beginning of when you were you're out there the clarence hill anita hill. yes in the early one nine hundred ninety s. and of course you can tell from our title that we're primarily interested in women the vast majority of our staff are women and we sort of originally formed as an alternative to feminist organizations that we believed were getting away from being pro women and became more. democrat organizations or left leaning organizations so we wanted to step in and be a pro women organization with an alternative voice now on to health ca

at first glance, both hadley and morgan are typical college students.hese young women are fighting on opposite sides of one of the country's most deeply polarizing and personal issues, abortion. but their positions might surprise you, given where they are. >> we can grow on the fund-raiser -- >> my favorite thing to say is i'm pro minding your business. >> reporter: hadley is pro aboergs rights on a conservative christian campus. >> what you need to do with your medical choices is not my business, and it's not the next person's business. >> reporter: morgan is anti-abortion on a mostly liberal one. >> this is the greatest human rights atrocity to ever occur, that we are allowing the slaughter of millions of children in the womb. >> reporter: hadley and morgan find themselves in a post-roe and deeply divided america. >> when abortion rights are under attack, what do we do? >> fight back! >> reporter: in an election year when abortion is a key issue expected to drive young voters like them to the polls -- their generation's votes could be critical in this

firefighters at 33rd and hadley. fire started in one house, spread quickly to the neighboring house. you can see, they've got it contained, but they're still trying to douse hot spots. one of the houses is very badly damaged. and the other one, caught fire. directions. reporting live in news chopper 12, wisn 12 news. >> thank you, matt. right now, 6:12. and today, donald trump returns to the trail after a major shake-up in this campaign. while his team is down playing the changes, rival hillary clinton isn't buying it. live for us this morning in washington with the latest. nicole? >> good morning to you, ben. and donald trump is holding a rally tonight in north carolina. his fir overhauling his campaign. >> as donald trump takes to the trail today, his new campaign manager speaking out. >> this campaign will be won on the issue. and the issue that very much favors donald trump. >> kelly ann conway, now leading the trump team. >> it really is a sign of desperation. presidential campaigns rarely change top leadership

. >> hadley gamble joining us from jerusalem. this was a highly anticipated speech, hadley.iven all the missteps by the president. it doesn't seem like there are any major missteps but he sure did focus a lot on iran. what are the major takeaways here? >> well, he certainly singled out iran, care rolin over the weekend. and european and foreign ministers that i was speaking to over the weekend seems to single that it's going to take more than talk when it comes to taking on the islamic state and basically fixing syria. let's listen in. >> we're going to move to iraq and then libya and somalia, so, we have to look at that. and holistically as well in terms we can't do thread the security threat and we can't thread the cultural and ideological threat. >> to be a proxy in syria should come at such a high price if you don't do it. the tag should stop wagging the dog. based on these negotiations hopefully when they meet at the world economic forum next spring in the middle east, we will see a difference here. >> the whole categorization you that do short-term humanitarian relief.

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we know that. >> hadley?> i would think that democrats and especially even the clintons themselves would support independent coun snell this case. if their line is that she is innocent they have nothing to hide from the attorney general or anyone else. >> not after an intern and a gap dress. gary? >> well, ditto what jonas said. we've spent by estimates $20 million. what will we learn half the country think she's a crook and half think she's a saint. we will not learn more unless criminal charges have filed. they haven't been filed now, i don't think they will get done. she ran out the clock like we thought she would. >> thanks, everybody. thanks guys. special thanks to hadley and jessica for joining us. coming up after a rocky end to the first half of the year, one of our guys has the stock to help you profit off risk. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bac

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hadley, what about you? hadley: my story is similar. i was a computer programmer in rochester, new york, and i had been applying to government positions because i wanted a new challenge. it turned out my neighbor was an fbi agent. our wives had been talking. work got to him and he said, i heard you were looking for a job at the government. he said, would you like to be an agent with the bureau? i said, what do you guys do? his reply is -- it's the same thing. i did not grow up with knowledge of the fbi, law enforcement. i'm first generation. my family is from haiti. he explained it to me and i said, sign me up. by gods grace, six months later, i was at the academy, checking my bags in. just like you guys, i said, what have i got myself into? [laughter] hadley: at that time, i had three kids, and i left them with my wife. we now have seven. [laughter] jeff: that will be for next week's panel. balancing family and the fbi. that is next week's panel at the newseum. ok. hadley: by god's grace, my wife is my biggest advocate, cheerleader, an

well, hadley would have none of that. his frustration and anger mounted. >> reporter: by the time tyler was 17, his parents were at their wits' end. they put him into an outpatient substance abuse program, but nothing changed. >> he came home drunk one night, and he crawled through his window, and his parents woke up. and they took away his phone and his car. he felt that she was over disciplining him. and, he said he wanted to kill her. >> reporter: did it sound like he might actually do it? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: and tyler's parents were keeping a closer eye on him, taking him to a family reunion in georgia -- just one week before life would change forever. >> we really enjoyed having him. he was very polite, i mean he was -- i never saw tyler lose his temper, ever. that's what is so bizarre about everything. >> reporter: posing for family pictures one minute, but plotting with friends back home the next. >> he was texting his friends and telling them, "we're gonna have a party when i get home." so he was plann

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hadley.an you pull your microphone closer, please? thank you. i have lost my testimony skills. [laughter] thank you for the opportunity to appear today. to provide context, i would like brieflye to describe the underlying dynamic that led to the confrontation between the u.s. and iran in iraq. in the fall of last year, iranians demonstrated across their country in large numbers, protesting the ineffectivness of their government. iranian consulates in iraq were burned and demonstrates called for iran to leave iraq, chanting out out, iran. beginning last october, and iranian-backed militia began a series of attacks on iraqi military bases hosting u.s. forces. hezbollah would not have acted without the authority of iranian authorities in general and qassem soleimani in particular. i believe it was intended to shift the issue from iranian influence to the issue of u.s. force presence, to ultimately get u.s. forces thrown out of iraq. butcampaign escalated -- what was the alternative? the united s

grant hadley use the word destructive describe how he's feeling just hours after sons arrest. boston police and his son 27-year-old grant hadley seen here in 2009 booking photo shot another what pulled him over friday morning. commissioner bill evans says hadley was an area drug dealer and that police officers knew he was driving with a suspended license when they boxed them in geneva avenue. >> began to fire unprovoked at the officer. the officer quickly exchanged he's out selling drugs. what we know the polices that he been arrested several times a few years in prison they don't describe is a very outstanding member of society. >> i can't comment about that i don't want to comment about that fox25 investigate court records showing hadley's criminal history dates back at least a decade. telling six separate arrest for the majority work for illegal weapons and drug charges most recently in november 2009 police charged hadley with four counts of carrying a firearm without a license. earlier that same year during a traffic stop they say they caught hadley with a basic food stamp

let's go back out to hadley gamble in paris. hadley. >> reporter: hey, carolyn. a lot of moving parts to this story. essentially what we know right now is the french have been ramping up attacks against islamic state positions in syria. thus far, most of these attacks, at least five have been kind of a nominal effort by the french. we know they have been big sillers of weapons to countries like iraq. they haven't been ponying up when it comes to taking action against the islamic state and syria. that is all changing right now. we heard from leaders at the g 20 summit in turkey. they were showing solidarity. they were going to grease the wheels in terms of the security, in terms of the intelligence sharing. take a listen to what president obama had to say. >> we will redouble our efforts working with other members of the coalition to bring about a peaceful transition in syria and to eliminate daesh as a force that can create so much pain and suffering for people in paris and ankora and other parts of the globe. >> reporter: president obama there basically saying t

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