mr. mohamed under secretary for foreign affairs, your royal highness and excellence and the g.c.c.o yemen, the heads and members of the consultive committee of the conference your excellence and your ambassadors and your ladies and gentlemen, may god's peace and blessings be upon you all. it is with pleasure that i welcome you on this exceptional day in the name of the yemeni people and in the name of our friends and guests who were adamant to be present among us here today as we stand in triumph supporting our popular resistance endorsing the rights of the yemen people of dignified life. this is a very significant conference that has gained international recognition, giving out a message to the international community that the yemeni people of all political after -- affiliations and all walks of life and social spectrum are standing on one, standing up against the coup representing all the political forces political forces n.g.o.s, women and young youth, representatives from all the yemeni provinces are here today and you may recall my message at the beginning of this conference,

mr. mohamed from cincinnati ohio, because he's the only returnee who's come back to the united states who'sed to have -- >> columbus. >> columbus. pardon me, sir. traditionally, he was trained by nusra which is the al-qaeda affiliate in syria. so the focus is a lot on isis, but we -- the two cases of americans coming back to the united states, one of whom didn't plot anything here, one who's alleged to were both nusra. so we need to keep that in mind. >> this is particularly troubling and interesting because it wasn't al-shabaab, even though it's my understanding he came from the somali community and you would have thought it would have been al-shabaab. >> i think in that particular case it was not clear in the court documents exactly who he had trained with. he had started with nusra and then he went to an unspecified training camp and talked to unspecified clerics while he was posting about the islamic state. in terms of the problems these are two different problems. we could see, we could see isis try and bridge the two to coordinate loosely lone wolf type activity with organized type te

mohammed. >> thank you, mr. neuroso up next our planning department i see john and his team thank you for being here look forward to our discussion. >> thank you, mr. chair i appreciate having those hearings that is a great way to have the budget process i tried to match the tie i'll do better next time i've been going on over the things keeping me and the staff up and a another night and go into the trend and want to close with a kind of 5 year work plan we've developed in our long-range planning if we could get the screen thanks. >> talk briefly we've been working on the first is improving how we look at the project reviews case in permit permit volumes continues to be strong the highest in the history of the department we've hired many new staff with the revenue, of course, and in the last 4 years we've primarily hired the staff in the current staff that looks at the planning division over the last 9 months cutting into the difference between projects coming out and out we've improved by 10 percent in the las

mr. hattie has agreed to fully support this effort. >> mohamed explains what this proposed cease fire could mean in terms of finding a long term solution to yemen's conflict. >> a nationwide five days cease fire is quite an achievement for secretary a of state john kerry and his visit. now they have given this offer to the yemenis particularly to the houthiss and the loyalist of former president. and it is conditioned to their favorable reply, then this five day cease fire could be extended. it isn't going to happen until there are arrangements be i the u. in. and other agencies to prepare and be able to channel supplies to the yemenis in need. that means there's an opportunity there, that if the houthis accept it, that it could turn into one month two months and even an open ended cease fire. it shows flexibility there in saying that they want to hold a peace conference on the 17th of this month, but also a after that, they are flexible for the subsequent talks under the united nations take place anywhere else around the world. now, everything hinging on the response of the houthis. >> moh

and it takes, you know one of these, you know ted kaczynski or khalid sheikh mohammed, or if you believe the fbi, mr eisen come it takes one of these real sort of violent entrepreneurs to take one of these ideas and how can we turn a little wooden box into a bomb, right? is actually a project that requires a lot of imagination. how can we kill 3000 people with box cutters? and it takes us a certain type of mind that is actually very very rare to do these sorts of things. that's one possibility. that second possibility which is the one i favor having perhaps a darker view of humanity than yochai does come is that terrorists are not very imaginative people at the suicide bombings which sort of caught on in the early '80s and early 90s was unheard of basically before that. and it worked and so everybody replicates what worked last time and you need a demonstration project that one of these things is possible before somebody would really do it. the third possibility is you look at the cyber iran edges a actually yochai's premise is wrong. is a huge amount of cyber attacks. the proliferation essence act

have disappeared, but they will live, and in the last panel you hear, mohammed, may i -- and no, put some clothing on. [laughter] mr. trudeau: this was important for me to be able to honor the cartoonists without honoring the smith -- without honoring the specifics of what they would do. i would not draw mohammed, but that is not to say that i would stay away from the issue. for years, i have written about the satanic verses, and that earned me a bodyguard for a while. i hate to speak for a group, so i shouldn't, but it is not that american cartoonists don't love the edginess of the fight, it's not that we don't love doing battle for the things that are important, it is just the american tradition, as was the french tradition at one time, is to punch up and not punch down. our colleagues created a very insidious situation in which they actually caused mainstream muslim public in france to a line itself with it and sympathize with their outliers. there is enormous symphony -- sympathy in france for them. this happened because their approach was one of provocation not challenging, not confrontation, not starting a di

doing it is really limited to and it takes one of these ted kaczynski or helene shaikh mohammed or if you believe the fbi mr eisen it takes one of these real violent entrepreneurs to take one of these ideas and how can we turn a little wooden boxes or will bomb. that is actually a project that requires a lot of imagination. how can we killed 3,000 people with box cutters. and it takes a certain type of mind that is actually very, very rare to do these sorts of things. that is one possibility. the 2nd possibility the one i favor is that terrorists are not imaginative people in the suicide bombing which caught on in the early 80s and early 90s was unheard of basically before the end it worked and so everyone replicates what worked last time and you need a demonstration project for one of these things as possible. third possibility you look at the cyber arena and say actually, the promises wrong there are a huge amount of cyber attacks. the proliferation has empowered states to go and attack lots of people which is exactly what they are doing. but we have not seen is the truly catastrophic example but we are o

have disappeared, but they will live, and in the last panel, you hear, mohammed, may i -- and no, put some clothing on. [laughter] mr. trudeau: this was important for me to be able to honor the cartoonists without honoring the smith -- without honoring the specifics of what they would do. i would not draw mohammed, but that is not to say that i would stay away from the issue. for years, i have written about the satanic verses, and that earned me a bodyguard for a while. i hate to speak for a group, so i shouldn't, but it is not that american cartoonists don't love the edginess of the fight, it's not that we don't love doing battle for the things that are important, it is just the american tradition, as was the french tradition at one time, is to punch up and not punch down. our colleagues created a very insidious situation in which they actually caused mainstream muslim public in france to a line itself with it and sympathize with their outliers. there is enormous symphony -- sympathy in france for them. this happened because their approach was one of provocation, not challenging, not confrontation, not starting a d

mr soltan. >> thank you for having me, i think, you know, all of our reactions have been that it's long overdue. mohammedhed in an egyptian prison for two years, for nothing more than protesting the removal of the previous regime peacefully. not a shred of evidence was presented in proceedings that he attended. showing that he did anything more than that, yet he was sentenced to life in prison. the general sense is that of relief. 400 days in prison, there was a prolonged hunger strike. how is he doing health wise and emotionally. >> we've been allowed - the main partner of my law firm went and visited with him and noted that he was in poor health, from what we understand from the state department is that we had to - we were instructed to take a wheelchair with us to the airport to help him move. he has not been consuming solids for some time. he has a long road ahead of him. can you tell us what led to the release, was it the hunger strike or the pressure from the u.s. government. if it was that pressure, what are we talking about. >> i think the hunger strike was helpful in that it helped raise awarene

mr. candidates jump into the race for the would you say. >> plus, some events that featured cartoons of the prophet mohammed ends with a deadly shootout and today police reveal more details about the gunman responsible. >> and a toddler is rescued from a rooftop and we have dramatic video of the entire ordeal that you'll only see today right here on "action news". ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >> ♪♪ >> from our delaware news room one man is dead after he was hit by a car this morning in new castle county. police say 71-year-old leroy core of newark was killed while he was trying to cross pulaski highway in bear. it happened around 1 o'clock this morning. the driver of the car did stop. police are still investigating but they have not filed any charges. >>> the fbi is looking for the motive in a possible terror attack in texas. two men opened fire outside a contest where people were asked to draw their best cartoon of the prophet mohammed. both suspects were killed. one of them was elton simpson and federal agents searched his apartment in

the son of the king mohamed is also part of the delegation therefore you should expect to have some kind of fire works in the room very diplomatic but nevertheless fireworks from mr to get your perspective on this joining us there from beirut. now the capitol city of iraq's largest province is at risk to falling to fighters of islamic state and levante and further defeat would strengthen i.s.i.l. in a providence that is strategic for all warring parties. >> reporter: the suffering is only worsening in ramadi the capitol of anbar providence torn apart by war and this is one of tens of thousands of families forced from their homes because of the fighting between the islamic state of iraq and levante and government forces the only shelter they have is on the side of this road. >> translator: we don't have any place to go. my children are on the streets. what kind of a future do we have? >> reporter: it is a divided city and i.s.i.l. is on the offensive. the local forces say they may not be able to defend the government buildings in the center of ramadi for long. >> translator: our forces are on defensive and asking for help from the federal government. we don't have

. >>> the breaking news out of egypt, former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to death for his control in a 2011 prison break. now mrants are going on for the confirmation of that sentence. let's bring in cnn's correspondent ian lee. ian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, victor, 105 people, including mohamed morsi will receive the death sentence today. i asked mohamed morsi's lawyer point blank if he thought he received a fair trial. he did not answer the question directly, only saying that the the former president does not believe this is a legitimate court to begin with. that he shouldn't be charged in the first place. well, now, this case goes to egypt's grant mufti. this is the highest legal authority to interpret islam in the country. he will go over the evidence. he will offer his own legal opinion. then on june 2nd, this same judge will look at that opinion and look at the evidence again, whether to confirm or not mohamed morsi's death sentence. but even if he does confirm this death sentence, there is still a lengthy appeals process. he still has two more appeals. so, this case isn't over. >> all rig