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cnn's michael holmes looks at al-zawahiri's life and legacy of terror . >> we want to speak to the wholewe? who are we? >> reporter: by the time ayman al-zawahiri was on the scene, he was already a terrorist. committed to turning egypt into a fundamentalist islamic state. the young doctor came of one of leading families. there was even a al-zawahiri street in cairo, named after his grandfather. his uncle described him as pious . >> he is a good muslim, who came to pray here, and to read, and to sing. >> reporter: al-zawahiri spent three years in prison after -- assassination. after he got out, he made his way to pakistan am aware uses medical skills to treat those fighting the soviet occupation of afghanistan. that is where he met osama bin laden, and they found a common cause. he talked about a decade later. >> working with brothers -- and many other places. >> reporter: al-zawahiri with many other places in the early 1990s, even visiting california on a false passport. his group attacked egyptian embassies and tried to kill egyptian politicians. eventually, al-zawahiri folded his group

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cnn's michael holmes reports. >> can you see anything?: diana martin is experiencing conversation like never before. >> this is a new way of being able to communicate. >> reporter: she is among the first to try new glasses specially equipped with a technology that helps those who can't hear to see conversation in realtime. >> she is looking at me but realizes that she doesn't have to look at me, she can look through the glasses. >> reporter: inside the lenses of the new smart glasses, any speech is turned in to text in realtime with a live display of subtitles. now those who are deaf are offered a new way to engage and utilize other modern day technologies primarily accessible to only the hearing world. >> alexa, what is the weather forecast? >> right now it is 23 degrees celsius with mostly cloudy skies. >> reporter: the software was developed by the company xrai glass as the founder noticed his grandfather losing his hearing. >> it was like hang on, he watches itment v all the time with subtitles on, why can't we subtitle the world. >>

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well michael holmes tonight is more the man who until this weekend was one of the most wanted terroristak to the whole world. who are we? who are we? >> by the time al-zawahiri burst on the world scene after the assassination of egyptian president al-sadr, he was already a terrorist, committed to turning egypt into islamic state. the young doctor came from one of egypt's leading families. there was even and al-zawahiri street in cairo named after his grandfather. his uncle described him as pious. >> he was a good muslim and he came to pray in the mosque and to read and seeing. >> al-zawahiri spent 3 years in prison after al-sadr's assassination, and made his way to pakistan where he used his medical skills to help those in afghanistan. that's where he met osama bin laden, and they found a common cause. he talked about it a decade later. >> we are working presently -- since more than 10 years [inaudible] >> al-zawahiri was many places in the early 1990s. even it is believed, visiting california on a false passport. his group attacked egyptian embassies and try to kill egyptian politician

here's cnn michael holmes. >> reporter: one of europe's largest rivers, the rhein, in germany, dehydrated of farm land in northern mexico parched, dotted with dead livestock. millions in the horn of africa facing starvation, aid agencies warn. from europe to the americas to africa to northern asia, extreme heat waves and little rain is impacting communities thousands of kilometers apart after a month or more of unrelenting droughts across much of the northern hemisphere. but amid the global hardship and scenes of devastation, blistering temperatures and water shortages are also revealing prehistoric secrets. >> claw marks. >> reporter: emerging from the receding waters of the biloxi river in texas, dinosaur tracks thought to be 113 million years old. the prints have been long preserved by sediment under water, but amid ongoing drought in the southern u.s. state, they are now visible for what is likely the first time. >> kind of a double-edged sword. without the river, we wouldn't be able to see them, wouldn't know they were there. once they're exposed, that's when they start to degrade, l

michael holmes, cnn. >>> and before we go, have a look. ♪ >>> good luck getting that '80s hit out ofthat when they recreated the "never going to give you up" video almost shot for shot with a few changes, of course. the company plans to get in on the rick roll meme as well as getting people to unknowingly click on links to the video. i'll have that in my head for the rest of the day. thank you very much. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "new day" is next. ♪ when the doubt sets in. when the heart kicks. and legs pound. en muscles burn. and belief tires. no matter what, we go on. ofreeze. when we started selling health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief

it was the last minute long, moline and jaden was hello, michael holmes. i had clements for the money. my shot is right in my own interest of the city and i had that can be that the bill will be with the issues mechanic. even last event is what what, what, what does it in mon 15 did a 3 and i said the fact that the kevin got beat this year, he came home year with them. we've, well, let us have a tv in a position to get it out of it. what do you mean? i let you know what i'm. why don't she had started? i recollect in what she saw so thoughtfully yet a how, what teacher like, you know, figure it there were in canada and i'm took now do you know what it should be here? maybe mickey? yeah. headed to 1000 a percent maloof a took the leak and bang. mr. were sharp. you are they my ha, a minister fuck the to mom. dedicate a good while nick unlocked, he was the most that we at the time i learned yelling. can yeah. huh. well i wanna do it cuz so i and you cut the rock temper, give them what? of 6. ow still, what does what treasure the sort of that bob again this fay

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i'm michael holmes, appreciate your company. >>> coming up here on "cnn newsroom," new details abouthome and what the former u.s. president is being investigated for. >>> and brazen attack on celebrated author, what we know about his condition. >>> and as schools reopen here in the u.s., many covid-19 restrictions are easing up. is that a good idea?

michael getler, the holmes men had this to say about this in thousand and five. ultimately, it was not the post, but the fbi, a congress acting in bipartisan fashion and the courts that brought down the nixon administration. indeed, to roll up a scandal with the complexity and demensions of watergate requires the coordinated efforts of special prosecutors, federal judges, fbi, both houses of congress, the supreme court, the justice department. even then, even then, nixon would've survived the scandal. he would've walked. if not for the secret tapes that he had made of many of his conversations from 1971 to 1973. inside the white house, and in his office, his old executive office building, nixon had a surreptitious taping system put in place. the existence of those tapes was disclosed in july of 1973 during hearings of a senate select committee on watergate. this was not, this was a pivotal moment in the investigation of watergate. if you had the presidents words as to what he was saying at the time in his meetings with his top aides, white house counsel and other

michael? >> thank you, amy. >>> now to the black pastor arrested by alabama police as he was watering his neighbor's garden while they were out of town. t.j. holmesd what pastor michael jennings is saying after the ordeal. good morning to you. >> all right, stray, driving while black, walking while black, golfing while black, swimming while black, napping while black, staying in an airbnb while black, sitting in a starbucks while black, bird watching while black. it has become part of our vernacular. we've talked about plenty of these stories. add to this now watering your neighbor's plants while black. that's what this pastor was doing and police were called on him and now we have this police body cam video that shows how he goes from literally a water hose to handcuffs in just a couple of minutes. >> i ain't did nothing suspicious or nothing wrong. >> listen -- >> told them i'm a pastor. >> sir. >> i don't want to hear you. you want to lock me up, lock me up. >> reporter: this newly released police body camera video shows the arrest of an alabama pastor who was watering his neighbor's plants. >> do what you got to do. go ahead and lock me up. >

michael welcomes yvette nicole brown and comedian pete holmes. didn't go over so well. >> i'm going to sell something, it's like a yard sale -- >> ebay. >> okay, it's a door. what does a door open on? >> hinge. >> yep. i'm going to slide into my -- >> pajamas. >> on twitter, you slide into my -- >> ugh. >> you never heard the expression slide into my dms? >> you've heard that expression? >> busted. you can see "the $100,000 pyramid" this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. now, gio, you made it to the park. >>> i made it. we are here, cecilia, and we're all looking for balance in our lives and that's including physical balance. studies have long shown that balance particularly as we age is important to a longer and healthier life. new york fitness instructor ianthe mellors is here to show us those moves. why is balance so important? >> it's so important for everyday life. so whether you're climbing stairs or doing grocery shopping, when you transfer weight side to side, you need to be able to balance, and it's also important for injury

michael? >>> now to celebrating an nba giant on and off the court. bill russell won more championships than any other player in league history. he was also a towering figure in the civil rights movement. t.j. holmesre with more on his life and legacy and what a legacy it is, t.j. >> yeah, strahan, it's crazy. we talk about michael jordan's six and we were in awe that tom brady has seven. bill russell has 11 championships. the man literally has more rings than fingers. that only scratches the surface of his greatness. it's easy to stand out or stand tall at 6'10," but it wasn't easy for a black athlete to stand up for what's right at that time, and that may be the greatest part of this great's legacy. the sports world mourning the loss of a legend. >> there isn't anyone here that has had as much fun as i have had in my life. >> reporter: bill russell, one of the most decorated basketball players, most decorated athletes of all-time. 11 nba titles, 5 mvp awards in 13 seasons with the boston celtics. his final two seasons in boston he served as player/coach, the first black head coach in major u.s. sports history. at 6'10", russell was a pioneer and revolutionized the way defense was played. >> he l