this guy here , tamer el—noury. it's not his real name and not his real face either. and he's just published a book about his life, american radical. the son of egyptian immigrants, mr el—noury tells the story of how hejoined police in newjersey and was later recruited by the fbi. one of his undercover operations involved foiling a plan to kill as many people as possible by derailing trains between new york and toronto. year has been on tv —— he has been on tv speaking about his experiences. putting your arm around the bad guy and telling him that you are his best friend, getting him to commit and tell you all his secrets and all the evil inside him, and locking them up that way, was much more challenging and intriguing to me, andi challenging and intriguing to me, and i found that that was my niche. what motivates him to infiltrate islamic extremist groups? he said: but is he giving out tricks of the trade? here is frank gardner, our security correspondent. his story and the book would not have been published without the fbi vetting every single word, because he is s

it was the most lopsided loss ever for braman under nouri. for the first and it's understandable that the fans are disappointed and rightly so but we're also not satisfied and we're going to give our all to change the situation. in the. board meanwhile and for a match draft with air force next three of the campaign. right it is time to open up the match day ten chat with my two sunday guests. the journalist at one football and jonathan crane from d w i don't want to start with you want to start with raymond. how much more time does alexander noori have to save his job. you know it's sixteen hours so they're going to get together with a man they're going to hustle they're going to think about it tomorrow morning he's probably going to leave the last session and then i think he's out of there you know the players are not satisfied the fans even started booing at him today i think this is the end of the road for alexander nori which is kind of disappointing because he turned around the team well at the end of last season and their hopes were hig

his story is published today under the pseudonym of tamer el—noury.is wallet is in my pocket. his phone is on me. and i drive to the beach and i sit at the beach and i talk to myself out loud like a crazy person reciting everything there is to know about tamer el—noury, his company, his family, his legend over and over. the fbi created a history for tamer el—noury, an online presence and actual office for his investment company, where a receptionist answered the phone. there were ownership records, a home, fake ids and critical to the legend, there was a false personal tragedy. el—noury‘s fake background said that his mother had died of neglect in a us hospital because of anti—muslim discrimination. that lie completed the picture of a wealthy arab american who had a reason to hate. chiheb esseghaier thought that his new friend was made to order which, of course, he was. for ten months, the men drew close. esseghaier twisted the koran to justify attacking the west. he admitted that his trips to iran were for meetings with a senior al-qaeda leader. surv

government that in accordance with the constitution there is also president and councillors that they and nouri they're not occupying their positions by divine rights. and while the politicians do tussle over what to do next the independence movement does seem to be rallying support among the very young as our correspondent in barcelona has been finding out . while console on is lab hanging waiting for the local parliament to decide whether it will yield to madrid's demands the idea of independence has spread far beyond political wrangling or mass street demonstrations now this is what we found a bookshop located right and the heart of a barcelona on sale at the children's section an alphabet of independence where teaching letters isn't the only lesson children will learn for example in this book i am stands for the whole word but if it stops you know which is the kaplan for both money faster or demonstration or it can be a letter ass which stands for the word or yes well those behind the south of that clearly wanted people to vote and their referendum on no prices for gasoline for what i stand

it was the most lopsided loss ever for braman under nouri. for the first and he says it's understandable that the fans are disappointed and rightly so but we're also not satisfied and we're going to give our all to change the situation. it's been an. outpouring meanwhile and a four match drought with air force three the campaign. let's take a look now at all the been asleep the results there is that stick guard went over freiburg hausberg beat braman on saturday byron triumphed over leipzig hanover solved dortmund drew with. downed hoffenheim living in handles alone and has a defeated hamburg on friday and frankfurt split the points. so what does that mean for the bonus league standings let's take a look byron munich go back to their familiar perch at the top of the table for the first time this season ahead of dortmund and leipzig at over move on to fourth now in the bottom half had a bilin stood guard post berg all get a boost hamburg braman cologne are still stuck in that drop zone. gives you a quick reminder of our top story at this hour

for several nights a week not discuss details with the dreaded prime minister nouri honorable was made it quite clear that the deadline he was giving to the cats leadership is this monday it's one hour whether there are four hours because so far they're saying the only thing they see is the show let's take a listen but i go to you for a moment are we going to require that all time governments to confirm if it has declared the independence of god learned in part from the early bird confusing marines it's regarding the expenditure on something to get it over so obviously developments are grappling quite rapidly your cats and the people in the past and i don't think that's the region so much but you have to keep in mind that so many people. the supporting. cast yes that's right unlikely they're going to lose interest in the issue of independence clearly despite this political crisis that they're gripped him because so many people voted on the it's over first referendum and this is going to be a shoe that's been so important for this region for decades so certainly the prices here continue

nouries were reported. officials say the suspects were able to run away.e with information is asked to contact police. >>> one of the 15-yeaolds shot and killed last week in south philadelphia w this weekend. the lines for salvatore's dinubile's wrapped around the corner. him and 16-year-old caleer merely were gunned down at the intersection of 12ritner. those who knew the victims are asking painful questions. of brotherly love.to be the city what happened? what down line really happened? >> why you got to take somebody's life >> police say the shot the two teens is 16-year-old brandon oliveri. he turned himself into police headquarters friday and is being held without bail. at this point, there's no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> it is eagles game day and birds are taking on the withinless san francisco 49ers >> they're in a five-game winning streak and all eyes on carson wentz. who has been getting a lot of praise for his work this season. action news jamie apody is live with what we can expect this afternoon. hi, jamie. >> reporter: you can expe

translation: nouri maliki starts with law.to return in traditional legitimacy and give a voice to all catalans, i have stopped their parliament to hold regional elections on the 31st of december. it is a confusing picture, even within catalonia itself. many people don't want to be separate from spain. the spanish government says it will now take back control. but how will that work? and what about the tens of thousands of catalonian people today who believe they are already living in a separate state, wine they would argue spain no longer has any power to control. —— one. andrew plant, bbc news. nine service personnel on a nuclear submarine have been discharged from the royal navy after testing positive for drugs. the ministry of defence confirmed the departures from hms vigilant, one of four submarines that carry the trident nuclear deterrent. kathryn stanczyszyn is here to tell us more. it is good to see you. what has happened? yes. good morning. the royal navy says it will no longer tolerate the news use of any kind of troo

of five it was the most lopsided loss ever for braman under nouri. for the first and he says it's understandable that the fans are disappointed and rightly so is that we're also not satisfied and we're going to give our all to change the situation. in the. outboard meanwhile and for a match drought which airforce next three of the campaign. the other sunday match was south german derby between start and freiburg stick art have been off to a solid start in their first season back in the top flight they were eager to keep their impressive form going against their struggling neighbors. have averaged two and a half points a game at home this season and see two points the way they were hoping that these guys would again make the difference in a clash with fellow strugglers fly book on the raucous home support seem to get to five books childless are huge you sent packing by the for this time bowling thirty min. it's to his and his manager's consternation. got to believe through done you can check in thirty minutes. and bones you mean pava glanced in a seco

back from doing this for a variety of reasons, the most important of which was that it worried that nouri al maliki, iraq's prime minister was part of the problem rather than the solution and the united states would become complicit if it got involved at this point. so the question was could a more robust program have had a mitigating effect on isil's rise. militarily, the answer is yes. this is a time when isil, they would have been sitting ducks for a program of american air strikes, and there were sufficient american military assets in the region to carry these out. the problem here essentially is two-fold, though. first intervening in iraq in 2014, early 2014 for instance, wouldn't have done anything about the syrian problem. syria was really isis' home base and that would have been most likely remained a safe haven. the second and arguably bigger problem is political. which is that it was only when isil reached an hour's drive from baghdad that we finally got maliki to get out of the way and make way for an iraqi government that was committed, at least in principle, to a meaningful r

. >> bill: interview with tamar el noury.dangerous zones and targets individuals who are plotting terror on their own. again, his face is in disguise, his voice is altered. what it's like living this double life and also what he thinks of the current state of the war on terror. >> bill: you live a life in a disguise. your name is fake, your background is fake, your online history is fake. how do you live like that? >> carefully. it is exhausting with the advent of technology and the digital age we live in today. i can't go to a wedding without, you know, pulling the photographer aside. it is exhausting. but it serves a purpose. it isn't just to protect me but to protect people around me. if you and i were buddies and we were out you wouldn't want me on your facebook page, i promise. so it's hard but it's part of the job. >> bill: today we have so much technology, drones, surveillance. but you were doing old school dirty work. and i'm wondering if we're still good at it or not. what do you think the state of our intel is to do