sheikh mohammed, and wh we finally captured khalid sheikh mohammed, we felt we knew their battle plan and what was coming next. it was the first time anybody could actually sleep at night, and i said to my students that capturing khalid sheikh mohaed during world war ii, and they looked at me puzzled, so that just says a little bit abt how we're teaching history in the high schools. rubensteinequently, president bush decided to invade iraq to topple saddam hussein, so in light of hindsight and had you known there were no weapons of mass destruction, would you have gone forward? rice: well, you know, i always say to pele, but not what you did yesterday," as all the intelligence agencies around the world did, that he had weapons of mass destruction, that he was reconstituting them, that he was ing it quickly, and it was on that basis that we decided that you finally had to do what the international communy had been threatening to do, which was to have serious consequences. etrospect, i don't know if we had known, what we would have done. i wi this. i still think the world's better off w

democratic khalid the senior senator from connecticut quote i think the time has passed. she should send the articles. democratic colleague is the junior senator from connecticut. now this is a challenging time to create bipartisan agreement in the senate on any subject but the speaker of the house has managed to do the impossible. she has created this bipartisan unity in the senate in opposition to her own this behavior. senators may not agree on much but it appears most of us still recognize the threat to restitution when we see one. article i, section 3 says the senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachment period. the house can begin the process and speaker pelosi's majority has certainly done that but the senate alone can resolve it. and yet for weeks now the house majority is locked the senate from fulfilling our constitutional duty in a breaking display of partisanship. the speaker is refused a letter on allegations proceed normally to trial unless she gets various elements of our senate process. in other words the house democrats have already spent 12 we

for refugees like khalid winter has made life even more difficult together with his wife he came here 2 months ago on terrorists in somalia shot him in his leg and shoulder he says the 26 year old can hardly walk and is in constant pain. being forced to live in this shack he built himself it's the conditions in moria that now bother him the most. it's. definitely. now we're but. what's the what's the nightlight. good luck yet in of reach for the 5th leg and if you don't want to come out. according to les paul's governor roughly a quarter of the island's population is made up of migrants he says nobody outside of lesbos seems to feel responsible for the situation. i'm afraid that the rest of the european to the rest of the european union close the borders to these problems because they don't have to they don't want to be bothered by this and i'm afraid that there is the grace is closing the borders to the islands here because they don't work for the bebothered so it's a situation of the blow was. a situation that is also affecting people in the village of moria opposite the camp everyo

to you but me it seems i got into writing music early on people like great italian ian ashame khalid then i tried rock for a while but i found that i enjoyed singing more and you know. who to finance our culture is shaped by our own heritage but i grew up between 2 worlds of. the german moroccan singer and actor you any represents a multicultural trend in contemporary society. interaction between the. areas cultures and musical genres is common today but 30 years ago chef khaled was criticized for adapting his music to western tastes. 6 to dissociate to drill out july. this year. and going well no. you can't judge should judge your. age love your. passion for the ballot it's. as conservative islam gained influence in algeria ran musicians were threatened some were even murdered khaled moved to france in 1986 and found a new audience there for his music. and why the people like khalid or shared my me shaped and influenced my music they taught me to see things differently my music. was vaal issues if you. get. your golf liang go there's a large magreb community in france most of them a

and then let this go they committed mohammed khalid brings in his family's gramophone. this one was made in germany although it's quite old he's very fond of it. or the other unit this is from my wonderful grandfather it brings back lots of memories how to hang onto it for ever if i could but it needs to be reconfigured i love it sound. many of the wind up gramophone come from germany raises proud to own a good number of them but his favorite is a 940 model from england. man in england electric tsonga with a gramophone sound brings in a piece listening to this music gives me a nice feeling modern playing equipment makes me uncomfortable but. i was. raised a smug son will take over the business one day was so the sweet and scratchy gran the phones would be audible here for a long time to come that. was my love that there was no there was a. tyrant indigenous peoples are fighting for their cultural survival their 1st successive waves of colonizing newcomers from mainland china and japan that nearly eradicated the languages and traditional ways of flight. but as our next r

khalid. >> d.j. khalid.ing of collaborations ahead on "sunday morning." >> cowan: music is giving a group of boys raised in pofer they chance to dream. with seth doane we'll hear their sox, and just as touching, their story. ♪ ♪ >> they don't need some fancy stage for their talent to shine through. can you describe their sound? >> it's like mngor w,nie madagar for a breathtaking performance. >> cowan: john dickson introduces us to the tries -- and we'll get together with the children'so,trma troub. and we remember allee willis and more. first here are the headlines for january 26, 2020. a third case of coronavirus has been confirmed in the united pao wuhan, china, where the pneumonia-like virus originated. nearly 2,000 cases are reported in china now with 56 deaths. in ankara, turkey, the death toll from friday's earthquake has now raise on the 35. the 6.8 magnitude quake toppled dozens of buildings. 45 survivors from been pulled from the rubble is far. nearly 700 aftershocks have slowed the rescue effort al

last year an attack on a synagogue in the city of khalid raised fears of a new wave of anti semitism. we need to get people interested and i'm shocked to hear 40 year olds tell me come on what's the holocaust got to do with me well a lot we have to get that across it didn't happen at the other end of the earth it happened right here. talking holographs of survivors are the future of holocaust education but they can't replace the experience of meeting survivors in person. visiting friends. it's been 10 years now since margaret moved back to germany. here i'll be a 100 telling people my story is what kept me going that's my mission. what happened happened we can't change that in the sense of don't let it happen again. series 100 german must reads a book with a rather shocking title memoir. of a written by greg sori originals a so mixed it would be difficult for him to be racist born in austria with sicilian antecedents you have to remain in power lived here in berlin and at one point in his life had no citizenship but soul is more about the book. think twice before you take this book ou

"talk," khalid. "old town road," lil nas x featuring billy ray cyrus. "truth hurts," lizzo.age, to all the amazing artists in here tonight. all night long. we got a lot to change. we got a lot to do. keep speaking the truth, peace and love, we love you so much, god bless kobe's family. we love you. good night. >> announcer: at hilton, music fans can expect better. we're proud to be the official hotel partner of music's biggest night. delta air lines is proud to be the official airline partner of the grammy awards, and the official supporter of first- time nominees. delta. keep climbing. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new information tonight on the tragic crash that took the life of nba legend kobe bryant. right after >>> after a grimy tribute to kobe bryant, new information on the helicopter crash and the close investigators are looking for tonight. >> i still don't believe it. a loss for words. >> the news sent shockwaves around the world, how fans are membering the mvp. >>> chase center lit up tonight in purp

dj khalid takes the side lieven. he will play songs preselected by the teams warm up. rapper pit bull will perform get ready and country duo dan and shay will bring their hit song tequila to the masses. meantime grammy winning gospel singer yolanda will belt out "america the beautiful" the demoey lavato makes her first super bowl appearance. fox news. >> hey j-lo. make sure you stay with us right here on ktvu fox 2 news all week long. lock yourself in. coming up in the 5:00 hour we're going to check in with the great claudine wong. she'll give us a taste of miami where the 49er faithful have a couple of days to enjoy themselves before sunday's big super bowl game. >> i can't wait to see what claudine shows us. we had sand castle making. >> i said to her on the ferris wheel i can relate. i also have a little bit of that feeling when you're up there going oh, kind of because they travel. >> you look down and you think, you know, i'm pretty high up here. >> this thing travels from place to place. they pack it up and send it off in a box. >> i know. just try not to think a

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artsy contributor dies i have after working of course back in 201725 year old a syrian reporter khalid's i was at the also died after i say this attack them with a rocket fire and of course we talked quite of quite a lot about that so unfortunately in this day and age it's. not safe for reporters to be working either or even places or you know it doesn't matter where they you're at war or you are in the city anything can really happen and of course what's expressed condolences to the family to the loved ones. and the camera. donald trump has claimed the u.s. is doing a good job in venezuela he was speaking almost a year after the white house recognized opposition leader as the country's president although nicolas maduro is still in power then i have we have a good strategy but we're taking care of people helping people colombia's helping a lot of people some of the nation surrounding and helping people but where i think we're doing a good they have a system that right now is very broken we'll see what happens stay tuned. meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state has called for a swift negoti

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mohammed khalid brings in his family's gramophone. this one was made in germany although it's quite old he's very fond of it. or the other unit this is from my wonderful grandfather it brings back lots of memories are going on to trevor if i could but it needs to be reconfigured i love it sound. many of the wind up gramophone come from germany rice is proud to own a good number of them but his favorite is a 940 model from england. burning learn electric song go with the gramophone sound brings in a piece listening to this music gives me a nice feeling modern playing equipment makes me uncomfortable. price of my son will take over the business one day. so the sweden scratchy gran the phones will be audible here for a long time to come. that my life. i'm not so was the day i was ever the conversation continues online and find us on twitter either at state of the news or at phil gotta get use a hash tag the day of a good day. to go africa. the bigger animals attract a lot of attention but don't overlook these little flowers very endanger

mohammad khalid brings in his family's gramophone. this one was made in germany although it's quite old he's very fond of it. but the other unit this is from my wonderful grandfather it brings back lots of memories to hang on to it forever if i could but it needs to be reconfigured i love it sound. many of the wind up gramophone come from germany right he says proud to own a good number of them but his favorite is a 940 model from england. man in england electric tsonga with a gramophone sound brings in a piece listening to this music gives me a nice feeling modern playing equipment makes me uncomfortable. the phrase a smug son will take over the business one day. that so the sweden scratchy ground the phones will be audible here for a long time to come. tomorrow that my lad there's. nowhere am. i not so was the day i was ever the conversation continues online 5 years on twitter at state of the news program don't forget to use a hash tag the day of a good day. do you speak this line up. this music lyrics are something. you feel. and d

with khalid wrote i don't even know what it feels like without a smartphone mr google always answers all my questions. just either one card or tear on also spends plenty of time online about 6 hours a day she reads messages and posts on what's out and facebook looks things up on google or watches videos on you tube. more you sophia is also a fan he's on facebook a lot usually until midnight. for social media. catalina and philip a typical of the social media generation she has an instagram account devoted to lifestyle topics here and he posts now and then and shows how much time they spend a day unless mark phones 3 hours. i mean with me it's between 4 and 6 hours. i'm trying to cut down a bit even if i just want to check something quickly i end up spending half an hour on instagram or wherever i. want to is one of the handful of researches in germany systematically researching the impact of online media he believes we need to improve our grasp of social media and use it constructively rather than being inflated by it social media companies you sophisticated methods till you're in us

china and that of gemini she said that the chinese you know economic sense is laws lead based on khalid work and technical skill and creativity so i think she is inclined to suspect that there is isolationism and protectionism behind behind that sort of challenge in the case of huawei for instance another point in this case i think he's also the concerns of germany's telecoms providers all the german telecoms operator is our customers of huawei and they've been warning that if you ban that chinese company you know that's going to add billions of euros to the cost and many years to the time that it will take to roll out the 5 g. network for instance you know i mean this is a case where we are seeing economic policy colliding with national security policy so i mean you've covered the chancellor for a long time what do you think the chances are that miracle will change her mind about you know the risk assessment of who way. well i think she's always ready to listen and indeed she's been holding meetings today with senior members of our own party many of whom are very alarmed by the securit

artsy contributor dies i have after working out of course back in 201725 year old a syrian reporter khalid's i was at the old soul died after i says that's acting with the rocket fire and of course we talked quite a quite a lot about that so unfortunately in this day and age it's not safe for reporters to be working either poultice or in places soulful or in i doesn't matter where they you're at war or you are in the city and you think can that really happen and of course i want to express deepest condolences to the families to the loved ones off both ahmed aboul some odd and the cameramen suffer goddy. i don't trump has claimed the u.s. is doing a good job in venezuela he was speaking almost a year after the white house and recognize opposition leader one as the country's president last despite the fact that nicolas maduro is still in power. we have a good strategy but we're taking care of people we're helping people colombia's helping a lot of people some of the nations surrounding it helping people but we're. doing a good they have a system that right there is very broken we'll see what h

and why do you change your mind quex you haven't tried khalid shaikh mohammed. and he was bad in american custody since 2003. >> and also the orthodoxy. and then to say we should send them to guantÁnamo. and that it is too early to tel tell. >> well that's a really good observation so why not a white house press secretary? it's a direct form of communication that the next president would adopt to these communications. so i think if you look up polling data the majority think we are doing too much in the world. it is a republican establishment as an article of faith that is we set up this architecture that at the end of the day the united states is the architecture. so now another way to answer your question. >> so that is good leadership for the president of the united states. and word you be in the bathroom screening with people in the white house. >> president carter and george h.w. bush. >> and those aren't necessarily meant internally. >> so the leadership i don't think that is true to be in the military so is trump ineffective? the people look at their 401(

mediterranean also coming up the games afoot to interpol has issued a red notice for the arrest of khalid 11 and take action against the foreman the son c.e.o. . to germany is about to introduce new immigrations rules to attract skilled workers we talked to an expert from.

mitch mcconnell is doing but this is a political process and that's part of the problem here right khalid politics is not a dirty word but this is a political not a legal process so there is not a standard sort of legal description of what should happen there is instead a political context in which makes mcconnell is making decisions about what the senate ought to do and how to get his caucus that are going to be reflective of what he thinks is going to be good for them politically and so there are benefits to the political process and there are drawbacks and that may be one of them but i really don't think you could explain something to me because it seems like a posse the shame of pakistan is dead there's videotape of mitch mcconnell from 1999 say in 15 impeachment we've had in this country and it's a. her history to quit before the trial the other 13 every single one of them had witnesses so he say that on tape 20 years ago but now he's like we don't need what this is the you know republicans are they not worried about looking like hypocrites because that's like pretty blatantly hypocr

president in fact had a meeting yesterday that was kept secret with the saudi vice minister of defense khalid bin solomon to discuss stability in the middle east now this is unusual that we did not get a readout from the white house about this in fact so unusual that the only way we learned about it was that the saudi arabian government released a photo saying that this meeting took place yesterday on monday and this is prompted the white house correspondents' association to release a statement saying it's disturbing to see the government of saudi arabia have more transparency than the white house about a meeting with the president in the oval office and the u.s. president has since tweeted about this meeting but certainly it was almost spent almost 24 hours when we safe to assume since this meeting occurred so there's this lack of transparency accusation coming on the heels of multiple attempts to press senior members of the administration provide credible intelligence to be make that intel. public as to why this was such a need for an imminent strike on general solo money and very quickly p

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is outrageous mitchell testified he waterboard khalid shaikh muhammad and abu zubaida something he said he found upsetting but he said stab cia interrogators regularly crossed the line forcing detainees to kneel backwards with a broomstick behind their knees depriving them of sleep food and clothing or in the case of. letting roky interrogators slam him into a wall over and over for practice both the defendants and 11 relatives of people killed in the attacks listened to mitchell's testimony on friday they watched mitchell and mr lawyer walton ruiz tangle over how saif treatment in detention at guantanamo i wanted to establish the basically triple roles that he had right. intelligence. collection the briefer and psychologist write. in to. illustrate or at lease they the foundation for. why that is so. damaging jim mitchell has been trying to show all week that he was one of the good guys during a period of high fear and anxiety in the united states the military judge in this case has yet to rule whether what mitchell and other interrogators did to detainees in fact constitute torture th

richmond fed finds that it would be optimal to continue to concentrate knowledge workers specialized khalid's like new york city like san francisco these booming innovative thinking class sort of cities where hillary called the winner is the winners that voted for her and the rest of the country they're the deplorable is right the losers of globalization and what the richmond fed says is that the government should subsidize these people these less educated people to live in less productive cities and then give them a u.b.i. like cut of the agglomeration bonus it's fancy words but basically it's a it's a payoff to sustain the existing system which creates a problem in the 1st place so i don't see how that and i can advance prison system too they just send you to say that's 5 like this but you but that's according to your logic where you simply say well you don't want to have a centrally administered system which you get through a job i would argue that if you just simply say well you just handed a $1000.00 a month they could do whatever the hell they want with the you know you're perpetuating

courage roslyn jordan reports when jim mitchell was a contract psychologist for the cia he waterboard khalid sheikh muhammad 183 times on tuesday with muhammad sitting just meters away mitchell testified at the 911 pretrial hearing mitchell said his job as an interrogator was to make suspected al qaeda members talk the fact that people are being held in isolation for years incommunicado from their families told that they're going to die there and lack all ordinary protections of a person in prison is outrageous mitchell said the bush administration pressured the cia and the f.b.i. to do anything and everything to prevent future attacks he said the cia persuaded him 1st to take on the case of abu zubaida and that his work with other detainees including muhammad only grew with time human rights groups say the statements detainees gave to both the cia and later the f.b.i. were given under duress and never should be used as evidence in the trial mitchell testified he knew defense lawyers are trying to keep f.b.i. statements out of this case but he chose to show up for the sake of the $911.00 vic

tortured by the cia before they were moved to the prison at guantanamo the self described ringleader khalid shaikh muhammad was water boarded 183 times now muhammad and his co-defendants may be sitting in a military courtroom this week when the psychologists who created and then participated in the cia torture program testify about what they did and why trust this is the 1st time that these men will be talking openly publicly in court about the pattern and practice of being the galahad that they were hired by the u.s. government to engage and james mitchell and bruce jessen were contract workers for the cia from 2001 to 2009 they've always defended working in the enhanced interrogation program in cia secret prisons but after several former detainees sued them in 2015 justin and mitchell claimed the cia had forced them to keep waterboarding beating and humiliating suspects so they would talk legal experts say in the case of the 911 defendants this is a critical matter to explore really have a death by shooting you need to know. what was done to this person what this person did and what was d