khaled told us they were ready for shipping, but then something went wrong.ous and the deal was suddenly off. he was worried about being exposed. we assumed that our investigation was dead. but we weren't going to give up. our focus shifted from the middle east to west africa, to ivory coast — one step closer to the source of the illegal trade. the egyptian dealers had always said that the chimpanzees would be flown out of here. in the end, that never happened. but then, right here, we had a breakthrough. our research led us to an animal trader called ibrahima traore. his facebook page revealed a boastful personality. it turned out that he had been supplying the egyptians we had been talking to. in a video he sent us, he shows a crate, specially designed for wildlife smuggling. animals that are allowed to be exported act as a cover for a chimpanzee hidden inside. ibrahima claimed that he could also get us a cites export permit. we were pretending to be an indonesian pet trader called alex. the dealer, ibrahima, said he was based in guinea but would meet us in

we paid khaled a deposit. he checked it in his pet store.n birds, secretly he was offering much more. two weeks later, we met him to collect the cites permit. and here it is. an official export document falsely filled in and illegally obtained. it seemed to be signed and stamped by an official in the government ofjordan. and it shows our address which was fake, a basic internet search would have shown that. we asked khaled about the chimpanzees themselves and what state they would be in when they reached our client. what followed was a down payment for the chimps. the money came from a swiss wildlife activist who campaigns against the trafficking of chimpanzees. the price? $20,000 each. and these were the animals we were being offered. khaled told us they were ready for shipping, but then something went wrong. khaled got nervous and the deal was suddenly off. he was worried about being exposed. we assumed that our investigation was dead. but we weren't going to give up, our focus shifted from the middle east to west africa, to ivory coast —

khaled built a following in miami with himself. what really launched him?dventure that played out in real-time on snapchat. an experience when he got lost on a jet ski in the dark. after that, his followers skyrocketed. >> i was at the apple store getting my phone fixed. i snapchat i was in the store. i realized ten minutes later, thousands of people in the store. i'm looking around like is justin bieber here or the beatles here? >> he has 4.foll million follown twitter. he lives on social media where nothing is off limits. even the birth of his son. >> beautiful mom. is she like if you don't put up that phone. >> all the time. all the time. >> khaled is known for many phrases. >> it costs money to drink water. fan love. >> breaks them all down in the new best selling book "the keys." his twist on a self help book. >> my journey. my keys are my journey. i'll give you the keys i have. when i was coming up, they hid the keys. >> give me an example of the keys. talk to me about that. >> they don't want us to talk about the keys. they don't want me he on this e

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he said, "i think he is hunger strike, his name is khaled, yemeni. he hasn't been cleared yet." mansoor said they want him to admit he was wrong. "they are crazy." but he says, "sorry, can't talk about this issue anymore, it brings only pain and i haven't figured out what to do." today, there are 26 detainees like the one who called out to me, being held here indefinitely without charges. and there are five men who have been cleared for release, like mansoor, but didn't get out of guantanamo before donald trump took office. >> narrator: coming up next. in a special collaboration with retro report, arun rath continues the reporting: how a u.s. naval base became a controversial prison. >> these people had not even been charged with a crime. >> a whole bunch of them just started grabbing the barbed wire so hard that blood was coming out of their hands. >> narrator: from haitian refugees in the 1990s, to the post-9/11 detainees, the little known history of gitmo. "forever prison" starts right now. >> arun rath: over the years i've been reporting on guantanamo, i've seen the prison c

khaled not win is in this interaction with larry king. >> i want to the house on the water, i want thee car. i want the nice watch, i want to stay fresh. i want stay clean. you understand? there's nothing wrong with that, it's -- you should strive for greatness. >> how did you gain all the weight? [ laughter and applause ] >> just eating a lot. >> seth: if only larry king -- if only larry king could be the one to investigate trump, we would get to the bottom of this [ bleep ] asap. [ light laughter ] but still, trump promised us during the campaign that we would get tired of winning so let's see all those wins trump has been racking up in his first few weeks as president. >> a federal judge in virginia has just ruled against president donald trump's travel ban. >> national security advisor general michael flynn has resigned. >> the office of government ethics says kellyanne conway broke the law -- >> damage control after the president's tense phone call with australia. >> possible security violations at mar-a-lago this weekend. >> president trump pick to lead the labor department, andy

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following the travel ban, it looks like white helmets cameraman khaled khateeb and the group's leader, raed saleh, will attend the oscars ceremony this sunday. and you can stream "the white helmets" now on netflix. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown from los angeles. >> woodruff: check out all of our coverage of potential oscar winners on our website, pbs.org/newshour, search for "beyond the red carpet." >> sreenivasan: now to our brief but spectacular series, where we ask people to describe their passions. kathleen collins was one of the first african american women to direct a feature film, "losing ground." having passed away from cancer in 1988, she is remembered tonight by her daughter, nina collins. nearly 30 years after her death, collins has restored her mother's work, including a book of her short stories, entitled "whatever happened to interracial love?" >> my mother was one of the first black women, i think the second black woman to make a feature film in america. she wrote, produced, and directed "losing ground." she made the film in 1982, this is before "the cosby sho

khaled khateeb was granted rmrmission by the u.s. to attend it the awards but according to i a statement his passport was revoked by the syrian government. the film's director and other crew members are expected to attend. syrian president bashar al-assad has accused the white helmets as being a front for al-qaeda. and of faking footage of the aftermath of air strikes. charges the group themselves deny. elaine. >> quijano: jonathan vigliotti, thanks. natalie portman is sitting out the oscars tonight, nominated for best lead actress for her portrayal of jacqueline kennedy in jackie. portman says her pregnancy will prevent her from attending. she is in her third trimester. as hollywood celebrates its big night it is also pausing to remember actor bill paxton, his family says he died of complications from surgery. bill paxton was 61. mireya villarreal looks back at some of his most memorable performances. >> another cow. >> honestly i think that was the same one. ne at the top of bill paxton's list of blockbusters credits is storm chase

khaled khateeb, a syrian cinematographer whose film about the war has been nominated for an oscar haslying to the us for the ceremony. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, camping in churches. i'm going to try to go to sleep now, and try and forget that i'm entirely surrounded by graves. a spanish celebration of pork. and getting to grips with sudan. wrestling a guy in front of 2,000 people is a bit further than what i usually do. this week, i'm in kent, in england's south—east corner. this is the city of canterbury, a place of pilgrimage ever since the 12th century. apparently, if you look up at the stained glass windows, ah, here we go, one of the panels depicts a fairly extraordinary scene. really, the thing that put canterbury cathedral on the map. it's got thomas beckett, who, at the time, was the archbishop of canterbury, being killed by two knights with swords and it was his murder and martyrdom that made this a place for pilgrims to come from across the world. britain's ancient places of worship have always attracted visitors. ca nterbury‘s competition comes from sites

its cameraman khaled khatib has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.have the glitz and glamour you would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. the zimbabwean president robert mugabe has celebrated his 93rd birthday with thousands of supporters attending a party outside the city of bulawayo. activists and opposition leaders have criticised the lavish festivities, which have been taking place all week, despite severe economic hardship in the country. mr mugabe has been in power since 1980 and says he will stand in elections next year. malaysia police say they want to to sweep kuala lumpur international airport for toxic chemicals following the attack on kim jong—nam. mr kim, the half brother of north korean leader kimjong—un, died last week after he was accosted by two women at the airport in the malaysian capital. tests show mr kim was killed with a highly toxic nerve agent huge rallies have been held in the south korean capital seoul in protest calling for the impeachment of president park geun—hye to be sped up following a

its cameraman khaled khatib has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.u would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. we will have the headlines in a moment. thank you for watching. hello. it's a very changeable weather pattern in the few days to come. much colder to start the new week. but still some mild weather ahead of us for sunday. this was the rain on saturday. behind me is the next named storm, and that's racing in off the atlantic. that's storm ewan. it was named by the irish met service for the expected consequences here. but it will bring wet and windy weather in the north of the uk. but heavy rain between the two weather systems, generally mild. further west, already the rain and wind is gathering. that will be a feature for northern ireland in scotland for the morning onwards. while elsewhere we'll see some dry weatherfor a time. as well as rain, cold air. we have talked about that sleet in the hills. snow to come. brightness will fade. some more rain to come back across northern ireland in the morning. a showery a

its cameraman khaled khatib has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.emony is sure to have the glitz and glamour you would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. now, earlier, we brought you president trump's announcement that he won't be attending the white house correspondents' dinner this year. as we've been hearing, the annual event, which has been organised by the correspondents' association for almost 100 years, traditionally features a humourous speech by the sitting president. so, we thought we'd end by looking at some light—hearted moments from past presidents. to the president of the united states. to the president of the united states. say what you will about donald trump, he will certainly bring change to the white house. you can see what we have got up house. you can see what we have got up there. clapping. what a fantastic audience we have here tonight. washington powerbrokers, celebrities, hollywood stars, 0zzy osbourne. that was a slap in the face. partying with the animals. sabbath, bloody, sabbath, face in h

khaled khateeb had been issued a visa to enter the usa. some "derogatory information"about him. there has been a lavish birthday party for robert mugabe who turned 93 this week. but he is defying calls to resign after nearly four decades. the world's allders head of state said this week that the majority of people feel that there is no acceptable replacement. over the united states. tom perez has been elected as the new national chairman of the us democratic party. he is a former member of president obama's cabinet. the role of chairman is seen as critical, especially now that the republicans hold majorities in both the senate and house of representatives. after his election mr perez addressed party delegates in atla nta. some day they are going to study this era in american history and study it alongside the know nothing movement and will ask the question of all of us, where were you in 2017? when we had the worst president in the history of the united states, and we will all be able to say, whether you are sitting here, outside, or wheth

its cameraman khaled khatib has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.. sunday's ceremony is sure to have the glitz and glamour you would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. nothing beats a trip to the cinema to see the latest films, but a family outing can get quite pricey. now a young entrepreneur has come up with a new idea to fix that. she's converted a bus into a cinema to screen films to children in deprived areas of the uk. caroline davies went to have a look. it doesn't look like a normal bus, does it? and it isn't. this is the movie—mobile. any parent knows just how expensive it is. i live on a housing estate. i thought, wouldn't it be great if a cinema rocked up? using funding from croydon council and a start—up loan, kerry kitted out an old bus, even down to a popcorn machine. this is the bus‘s first school group. it's so exciting. i like eating popcorn. i like watching the video. it's really cool. it is amazing. it is exactly what i've been waiting for. it is just incredible. i am overwhelmed, actually, seeing t

its cameraman khaled khatib has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.'s ceremony is sure to have the glitz and glamour you would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. breaking news. around 1000 people have been critically around 12 people have been injured. around 12 people have been injured. a car crashed into the mardi gras at new orleans. a truck whisked one person a foot away after she was walking through an intersection. it is not thought to be terrorism related. we will keep you up—to—date as soon as we find out more. it is time for the weather. this is another named storm — ewan, named by the irish met service. it will come across the northern part of the uk and bring windy weather and rain but it will be a notch down on doris. the warning is there on the website. ahead of it, some drizzling rain left from saturday's weather system at the far south of the country, hill fog first thing. relatively mild weather because of the strength of the wind holding the temperatures up. we could have a touch of frost as we head int

khaled khateeb was issued a visa to enter the usa.n" about him. the documentary follows three of syria's white helmet rescue workers from their training in turkey to their work trying to save lives on the front line. 0ver a0 people have died after a bombing in syria. the headlines on bbc news: the former foreign secretary, david miliband, has warned that labour is further from power than it has been at any time in the past fifty years. mr miliband was speaking after the party lost the copeland by—election to the conservatives. iraqi forces have continued to make progress in their battle to recapture the city of mosul, islamic state's last major stronghold in iraq. the white house has excluded several major news organisations, including some it has openly criticised, from a briefing held by president trump's spokesman. mr trump has been angered by what he's described as fake news items published by some media outlets. three men had been charged with slavery offences following the discovery of a cannabis farm in wiltshire. they are due

khaled khateeb was issued a visa to enter the usa.ve found some "derogatory information" about him. the documentary follows three of syria's white helmet rescue workers from their training in turkey to their work trying to save lives on the front line. a third person has been arrested by detectives investigating the escape of a murdererfrom custody. a 25—year—old man from liverpool has been detained on suspicion of perverting the course ofjustice in connection with the hunt for sean walmsley. two people detained on thursday have been released pending further inquiries. walmsley went on the run when two armed men confronted prison officers guarding him at aintree university hospital on tuesday. police in birmingham have released cctv images at the moment when a 17—year—old girl was hit by a car and the car then sped from the scene. the girl was walking with her mother at about 6:30pm on saturday the 28th of january. you can see them on the left. a car mounted the pavement. the teenager was taken to hospital in a serious condition and i

khaled. jimmy what's good? i clogged my toilet up! i got you! we're back with the super bowl edition of our big board and t.j. holmes is joining us from houston. enlighten everybody here, t.j. >> reporter: that's usually tricky for me to do but let me try, robin. advertisers these days, you got to push the envelope, have bigger celebrities, bigger laughs if you want to get noticed at the super bowl and you got to get more what did hyundai do? they decided they're going to ty shot after the game had already started. how do you follow that gut-wrenching overtime super bowl? for hyundai, it's with this powerful post-game ad paying tribute to american soldiers. but the commercial is a first of its kind because of how it was made. the entire thing was shot after kickoff. >> is there a game? oh, is that what's going on over there? i'm going to be locked in this truck. >> reporter: hollywood director peter berg led this ambitious production. his team started shooting the ad in the first quarter. >> this thing had to be done by halftime. >> it has to be

we have coach dj khaled.the game and mannequin challenge in there and there was mark cuban's not so subtle way of getting trump's attention with the jersey number 44. just going to stay out of that one. for the winner, bragging rights go to the east. now moving on. earlier in the week, we told you about a ten-minute "love sequel works. he follows his love to the airport to profess his love for her. it looks like things worked out. you are looking at the all grown up couple right there. with sam's on screen dad liam neeson. i love this. look at the side by side. first of all, lee iam hasn't ag. you are thinking ten minutes for a sequel doesn't sound a lot. it will squeeze in hugh grant and keira knightley. >>> let's talk jessica biel. just like us, she understands the multitasking that comes along with being a mom. she stopped by "the tonight show" this week and confessed to eating in the shower. her 22-month-old son keeps her so busy. she has two words for it. mom life. >> i feed him in the morning. trying to

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its cameraman, khaled khatib, has been barred from travelling to los angeles for the ceremony.eremony is sure to have the glitz and glamour you would expect, but this year look out for more political digs than usual. keith adams, bbc news. an island which inspired the foundation of the national trust has been gifted to the charity after more than a century in private hands. sitting in the lake district, grasmere island was left to the trust by its former owner in her will. dave guest has been for a visit. it is small but beautifully formed. grasmere island lies at the heart of the lake district. wordsworth is said to have picnicked here frequently. but back in 1893 the island was put up for sale and the thought of this idyllic spot becoming private property outraged a local clergyman hardwicke rwa nsley. canon hardwicke rawnsley had a deep passion that everybody needed access to nature and natural beauty. the journey to grasmere island is an idyllic experience in itself. back in 1893 the new owner decided to make a few additions which did not go down too well with the locals. m

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khaled told us they were ready for shipping, but then something went wrong.vous and the deal was suddenly off. but we weren't going to give up. our focus shifted from the middle east to west africa, to ivory coast — one step closer to the source of the illegal trade. the egyptian dealers had always said that the chimpanzees would be flown out of here. in the end, that never happened. in a video he sent us, he shows a crate, specially designed for wildlife smuggling. animals that are allowed to be exported act as a cover for a chimpanzee hidden inside. lee egyffiitggi%zx i we were pretending to be an indonesian pet trader called alex.