twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred seventy one three of us waited for was fit in the lobby of the kato shutter as soon as he entered the hotel we opened fire on him we shot him fourteen pounds then we gave ourselves up. that was the plan that we were to kill him and then go to try to gain media exposure. and the role that yasser arafat played in forming black september and planning its operations has always been open to conjecture today al jazeera can finally reveal the truth. out of five new everything. he wasn't a guitar player he was the leader of the revolution and the canister. with a foul mob. used to act in concert with arafat and when we were preparing for an operation in jordan arafat came to our camp that didn't meet with us then came by helicopter and met with us while arafat was another room in the camp he didn't want to meet with us but later on he denies it us on. the assassination of tel was just the opening shot of the black september organization . a more dramatic operation was carried out the following year at an event chosen by the palestinians because they knew the

fortunately he's got a second grand piano apparently this one held up better in this almost unheated room kato and the cold of motivation go together is happy i bought this building in two thousand and thirteen with the idea of turning this former church and have a kind of cultural center. an act to attend a place where friends and other musicians could get together to hear find. a place for artist to. right next to the second story is his dearly loved and often sorely missed kitchen he's still trying to perfect his per variant dumplings. this is an attack this really is something unusual and if. dinner is followed by an exclusive concert now kid armstrong could try to impress and demonstrate his virtue on sunday but he has no need to show off he plays william burns contemplate a mess for four voices from the sixteenth century. how many hours a day does he normally play. in a nice i mean mentally or actually sitting at the piano. you also play in your head janitor it is yes of course i can't keep from it. when i'm having a boring conversation for instance i love the piano in my mind's eye. i'm

he's got like a kato kaelin figure in his house. all the clothes are labelled in the closet.rything is labelled? >> are you kidding? >> and when you get to the refrigerator everything also has a label. so. >> like "this is milk?" >> "this is the eggs, this is the milk." am i right? >> you need help knowing what the milk is? >> 2% milk, whole milk. >> i'm going back to the bible. >> are you ocd? is this an ocd thing? >> i feel very personally exposed right now and i'm a very organized person. >> he's very organized. >> i don't know how to respond to this. others say there is so much in my house -- i have, five dogs, three children -- >> and a couple jean michele basquaits on the wall. >> in all of the labelling, it's a very organized house, extraordinarily nice, beautiful home, beautiful art, incredible thing. but among all the labelling, the most incredible something that when you see donny there holding his starbucks cup which his kay kato kaelin guy has gotten him from starbucks the starbucks cup is labelled -- >> what does it say? >> whatever's in it, vanilla half caf -- >

going to the negotiations i understand that congress is full of free traders from the heritage and katoo democrats i got free traders there. trump has done an amaze be job. he has taken us farther than anybody with china. he has real engagement. it's not happening overnight. but you'll see in the next six months to a year i think a real recalibration of the relationship with china we are putting america first and stop being treated as a tributary state. right now it's barbarian management we are james town to great britain. we send natural gas, soybeans hogs and they send us back -- they send us back advanced manufacturing. >> let me ask you from the poif of somebody in the republican establishment -- i've talked to a few after that column you referenced. they said look from our poif things are working out fine. trump talks tough on some of the things. very little actually happens. but the stuff that gets implemented is the core republican agenda. and what you'll see is he makes some of the attempts at protectionism but look at the reality. he doubled down on afghanistan. doubled down o

going to the negotiations i understand that congress is full of free traders from the heritage and katoaze be job. he has taken us farther than anybody with china. he has real engagement. it's not happening overnight. but you'll see in the next six months to a year i think a real recalibration of the relationship with china we are putting america first and stop being treated as a tributary state. right now it's barbarian management we are james town to great britain. we send natural gas, soybeans hogs and they send us back -- they send us back advanced manufacturing. of someone in th republican establishment. they say that's fine. trump talks tough on some of these things but it doesn't happen. what you're going to see is you're going to make some of these attempts at protectionism. he's doubled down on afghanistan, on iraq, he's more engaged militarily in the wars you wanted to get out of. so when they look at it it seems they're saying republican hasn't taken over the republican party, the republican party has taken over donald trump. >> okay, let me beg to differ. what you have to re

. >> a study by the conservative kato institute from february found that in the border state of texas, native-born residents were much more likely to be convicted of a crime than immigrants in the country legally or illegally. the journal "criminalolooloy red that states with larger shares of undocumented immigrants tended to have lower crime rates than states with smaller shares. increases in the undocumented immigrant population within states are associated with significant decreases in the prevalence of violence. the president's event today was a deadly serious event for everyone there. except the president. the president is, of course, obsessed with looks. and so he did what no other president would do at an event like this, especially, when thanking the border patrol officers who were in attendance. the president talked about their looks before he mentioned their bravery. he said, and they're good-looking people, aren't they? good-looking people. thank you very much for being here and for your bravery. bravery an afterthought to looks. later when the president was introducing a w

going to the negotiations i understand that congress is full of free traders from the heritage and katomp has done an amaze be job. he has taken us farther than anybody has ever done with china. he has real engagement. it's not happening overnight. but you'll see in the next six months to a year i think a real recalibration of the relationship with china we are putting america first and stop being treated as a tributary state. right now it's barbarian management 101. we are jamestown, they are great britain. we send natural gas, soybeans hogs and they send us back -- they send us back advanced manufacturing. >> let me ask you from the point of view of somebody in the republican establishment, and i've talked to a few after that column you referenced. they said look from our point of view, things are working out fine. trump talks tough on some of the things. very little actually happens. but the stuff that gets implemented is the core republican agenda. and what you'll see is he makes some of the attempts at protectionism but look at the reality. he doubled down on afghanistan. doubled d

think the court's conservative wills be, business groups will be, libertarian organizations would be, kato being an example in starting to push a new generation to the court, a tax on affirmative action, that sort of thing. do you feel gearing up these new issues, you know, strapping rockets to them and headed to the supreme court. or is there still a delay because you want to see what the new justice will do? >> for me, it seemed as if the chief justice was courting a katz challenge in the fourth amendment content. we're not asking to overturn katz today in this case and throughout the opinion there seemed to be some sort of courting of that case. i imagine that's coming. >> i was going to say, i think the answer is not right away. i think it is yesterday. i think in the challenges are already there. they have been planted around the country. we all knew this day would come. so we see, for example, master p's shop where they walked into a shop they were referred to by their event planner with a photo of cakes and are turned away and experience that very real harm. our opposition has filed