osama bin laden is dead.a word, just hung up the phone, went back to sleep and slept peacefully. it's good to get rid of that evil man. >> president obama made sure that people consulted with religious, cultural, social experts to identify how much of it was going to be made public to the american people, indeed to the world. he recognized that the islamic world was watching. >> he kept saying we're not going to spike the football, we're not going to release these pictures of bin laden. >> i think the president thought that pictures of a bloodied bin laden would send the wrong message about what the united states was all about. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> for a country that had lost a lot of confidence after the iraq war and financial crisis, he wanted to make a point that americans should feel good about this, it shows we could do big things. >> when i went out the wes

back home osama is grateful to be alive but he feels his life may never be the same katia lapus will yun al-jazeera. the greek parliament is set to approve the purchase of 18 french fighter jets sport or not sates of greece's armed forces and alliances to counter what it sees as the threats of turkish expansion johnson reports from athens. greece has flown french mirage fighters for 30 years it's now trading some back to france as part of a $3000000000.00 deal to buy 18 rafal fighters greece wants the rafal to gain an edge against turkey in airspace over the aegean sea tensions have been rising with ankara over exploration rights in the eastern mediterranean and the greek government is in a hurry it's pushed for the 1st 6 jets to arrive by may and be operational almost immediately. look very much forward to implementing agreement in the next few weeks i don't leave for france great. projects including. for the upgrading of the greek navy greece is rearming alarmed at turkey's claims on what it sees as its maritime jurisdiction in the mediterranean sea and turkey's claims on the g. an

back home osama is grateful to be alive but he feels his life may never be the same cutty a look this will yun al-jazeera. the u.s. is expected to unsealed charges against another suspect in the 1988 lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people a libyan intelligence officer identified as abu mohammed lawsuit is accused of making the bomb that blew up a u.s. airliner over the scottish town of lockerbie most of the victims on the london's new york pan am flight 103 were american citizens massoud is reportedly in custody in libya and is expected to be extradited to the u.s. to stand trial where. rescue teams africa bodies of 4 children after a boat scaring migrants sank off the coast of libya the libyan red crescent received reports of a sinking boat with 30 people on board west of the capital tripoli no survivors have been fined libya is a major transit hub for people attempting to make the crossing to europe. 10 years ago a fruit seller in jena zia set himself on fire in a desperate and fatal protest mohamed bouazizi is actions taps into frustration and fear at home and across the region l

bin debate is at a clinic in doha whether it's vaccines are being rolled out osama hasn't been to take a busy then this morning. a lot of people have come in this morning trickled in rather because the ministry of public health is informing people according to those 3 conditions that you just mentioned who can come in and get the vaccine because it is the 1st batch mr public health officials of assured us that there have enough vaccine in order to a vaccinate the whole country which will be done in phases as people will be coming in to receive their vaccines this is the 1st pfizer biotech scene that has been given to people and be given to them in 2 doors is 3 weeks apart people have been telling us about both sides there have been some skeptics about the vaccine as well and health officials have been trying to assure them that they might suffer some mild assim side effects but by and large this vaccine is safe it has been tested on thousands and thousands of people that have been trials that have been done here in part there and after that they have decided that this is a vaccine that

conflict between 2 enemies you know about soleimani was killed as though he was a common terrorist like osama bin laden and his death came as a shock to the entire country with this on to the millions of people took to the streets to pay their last respects. iran's government can usually get a few $100000.00 people to turn out by mobilizing troops and supporters and providing transportation for them but this event was completely unexpected it was a collective spontaneous expression of emotion. there were certainly a lot of people in the crowd who opposed to the regime but this was about iran and its honor it went beyond the government iran's honor had been attacked and people are very sensitive about. reeling from the death of syrian money when on january the 8th revolutionary gandhian it shot down a ukrainian passenger jets shortly after it had taken off from tehran. several days later iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many described the incident as an accident and defended the country's armed forces the trumpet ministrations threaten to impose even more economic sanctions but iran's l

i'm not talking osama bin laden but the ku klux klan and groups like that which killed more americanshan osama bin laden never managed to do and how you deal with terrorism, how to combat it is a reconstruction question. the relationship with political democracy, where at least the men, not women, there is a level playing field of political right and economically the former slaves were at a tremendous disadvantage, came out of slavery with no economic wherewithal, that many of them thought was there right coming out of slavery so you have fast inequality economically coupled with tremendous strides toward political democracy and the economy politically. that's not unlike today's situation with such an increase in inequality in the last generation or so. another thing is for many years, don't want to go into historiography at great length but for many years, the lowest point in the american political drama, a period of corruption, according to the scholars of the early twentieth century many came out of my university, the so-called dunning school and their outlook, the intellectual leg

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chronic illnesses will also be among those being prioritized for inoculation let's get an update from osama bin clinic in doha where the vaccines are being given out so what sort of timeline asama is qatar looking at to vaccinate all who want to be vaccinated. well there in the ministry of public health has been telling us that they have a very optimistic target that by the summer of 2021 they want to achieve 70 percent or more of the population inoculated with this pfizer biotech vaccine we saw people trickling into this health center one of 7 people according to those 3 categories you mentioned the elderly those with chronic diseases as well as health care workers are going to be inoculated 1st and this is the 1st day so just like the cutter has rolled out it's restrictions being eased in phases the vaccine is going to be rolled out in phases where the ministry of health officials say they have ordered enough so that the whole population of 2500000 people can be vaccinated but it is a voluntary vaccine people have been coming in and there have been some skepticism about the vaccine as wel

back home osama is grateful to be alive but he feels his life may never be the same cutty a look this will yun al-jazeera. fijians have been warned that no part of the pacific island nation will escape the approaching super site road. it's a category 5 which is the top of the scale yes is expected to bring flash floods huge waves and significant destruction prime minister frank bainimarama is blaming the unfolding emergency on climate change adding that this storm could be worse than a sideline 4 years ago that killed dozens of people. a major winter snowstorm has hit the north east of the united states this was the scene in new york city's times square is the storm rolled in it's forecast to dump up to 60 centimeters some snow in some areas where the warnings are in place along much of the east coast rotavirus testing sides are being canceled in several cities and all schools have warned vaccine deliveries may be delayed this time after the weather has ever been . hello there well i'm pleased to say that they went to storm that's been sweeping up the eastern seaboard of the us is lea

osama is one of the lucky ones he managed to escape the kidnappers. up i will get into the i was about to slape when i started hearing sporadic gunshots and before i could even get outside there were many people there were already outside and so we were asked to go back into a hostel then they said the gunmen are already in the school we even climbed the school fence but then these men asked us to go back and we thought these men were soldiers and they were trying to protect us but unfortunately they weren't soldiers . or as he was all he was. many details of the raid in the school and its aftermath a still unclear. that it at school and out and as i said and is one of the boys that has been abducted we heard the security forces saw our boys surrounded by the gunmen on top of a hill we want the government to help security forces rescue our children we just want to see our boys in what every condition so that we can have peace of mind at this stage it's still unsure how long parents like her will have to write. straight to nigeria where we joined deja

balanced attack by dozens of gunmen with assault rifles while they were asleep in their dormitories osama is one of the lucky ones he managed to escape the kidnappers. i was about to slape when i started hearing sporadic gunshots and before i could even get outside there were many people there were already outside and so we were asked to go back into a hostel then they said the gunmen are already in the school we even climb the school fence but then these men asked us to go back and we thought these men were soldiers and they were trying to protect us but unfortunately they weren't soldiers . he was he with. many details of the raid in the school and its aftermath a still unclear. that at school and other than as i said and is one of the boys that has been abducted we heard the security forces saw our boys surrounded by the gunmen on top of a hill we want the government to help security forces rescue our children we just want to see our boys in whatever condition so that we can have peace of mind at this stage it's still unsure how long parents like her will have to write. as we heard the

in a conflict between 2 enemies about soleimani was killed as though he was a common terrorist like osama bin laden and his death came as a shock to the entire country will be shown to the millions of people took to the streets to pay their last respects. iran's government can usually get a few $100000.00 people to turn out by mobilizing troops and supporters and providing transportation for them but this event was completely unexpected it was a collective spontaneous expression of emotion. there were certainly a lot of people in the crowd who opposed to the regime but this was about iran and its honor it went beyond the government iran's honor had been attacked and people are very sensitive about. iran's leaders reeling from the death of syrian money when on january the 8th the revolutionary guard unit shot down a ukrainian passenger jet shortly after it had taken off from tehran. several days later iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many described the incident as an accident and defended the country's armed forces the trumpet ministrations threaten to impose even more economic sanc

violent attack by dozens of gunmen with assault rifles while they were asleep in their dormitories osama is one of the lucky ones he managed to escape the kidnappers. up i have i was about to sleep when i started hearing sporadic gunshots and before i could even get outside there were many people there were already outside and so we were asked to go back into a hostel then they said the gunmen are already in the school we even climbed the school fence but then these men asked us to go back and we thought these men were soldiers and they were trying to protect us but unfortunately they weren't soldiers . he was all he with. many details of the ride in the school and its aftermath as still unclear. that it at school and other than as i said and is one of the boys that has been abducted we heard the security forces saw our boy surrounded by the gunmen on top of a hill we want the government to help security forces rescue our children we just want to see our boys in whatever condition so that we can have peace of mind at this stage it's still unsure how long parents like her will have to wri

in a conflict between 2 enemies about soleimani was killed as though he was a common terrorist like osama bin laden and his death came as a shock to the entire country will do so under the millions of people took to the streets to pay their last respects. iran's government can usually get a few $100000.00 people to turn out by mobilizing troops and supporters and providing transportation for them but this event was completely unexpected it was a collective spontaneous expression of emotion. there were certainly a lot of people in the crowd who opposed to the regime but this was about iran and its honor it went beyond the government iran's honor had been attacked and people are very sensitive about. iran's leaders were already reeling from the death of syrian money when on january the 8th the revolutionary guard unit shot down a ukrainian passenger jet shortly after it had taken off from tehran. several days later iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali hominy described the incident as an accident and defended the country's armed forces the trumpet ministrations threaten to impose even more ec

after economy was pressured by members of the militias to include fog of catawbas law case because ali osama hoch so it is a very sensitive for iraq when the prime minister cannot use the iraqi security forces because there infiltrated by these militias to go after militia members responsible for rocket attacks against the u.s. mission in iraq that not only hurt americans they also killed the rom's so it is a very difficult situation for the u.s. to continue to say that it has a partner in baghdad are they from your vantage point in tehran and how difficult does the situation look for that off the prime minister right now. prime minister is finding himself in a difficult position he has to play a very delicate role on one side he has to deal with the united states on the other side there is a growing public a position to u.s. troops in iraq the iraqi parliament has already called on u.s. troops to leave the country so he's trying to to play a delicate role at the same time as far as you know iran is concerned iran has made it very clear when in recent days iraqi prime ministers advise a visi

are they skipped on their all or held by the military and many in a poor state of health 14 year old osama i mean managed to make his own way to freedom but the punishing track across forests and rocky hills has left him fighting for his life. he's bedridden because of sickle cell anemia made worse by this experience his father is desperately worried about his health never to name him like you do a video he said he was propped up and helped along by fellow students as they march for a fake forest when their group was rested for a few minutes he saw a chance to escape he crawled away and hid behind a tree later he dragged himself to a village ways brought home on a motorcycle going to secondary school from where the boys were taken is now shut just like schools in 3 other states in nigeria's north west their thoughts as are taking no chances they could be father such raids nigeria's security forces are overstretched and they are fighting many battles including against the armed group boko haram who i guess western style education but eventually the government would one of the schools to reo

in a conflict between 2 enemies about soleimani was killed as though he was a common terrorist like osama bin laden and his death came as a shock to the entire country with this on 2 millions of people took to the streets to pay their last respects. iran's government can usually get a few $100000.00 people to turn out by mobilizing troops and supporters and providing transportation for them but this event was completely unexpected it was a collective spontaneous expression of emotion. to heave. hope was all there were certainly a lot of people in the crowd who opposed the regime but this was about iran and its honor it went beyond the government iran's honor had been attacked and people. they are very sensitive about that. iran's leaders were ready reeling from the death of syrian money when on january the 8th the revolutionary guard unit shot down a ukrainian passenger jets shortly after it had taken off from tehran. several days later iran's supremely down ayatollah ali how many described the incident as an accident and defended the country's armed forces the trumpet ministrations threa

it's uncertain how many of them are in the hands of the kidnappers some may have managed to flee like osama and still be in hiding the attack has been blamed on armed criminals so-called bandits who at parades in this part of nigeria are the group's attack civilians and kidnap them for around some. as the anguish of parents is growing so is that anger at the government's failure to stop these attacks and to bring their children back. to the well we have begging this government with the sake of allah. to strengthen its efforts so that our children will come home. this is my call to the federal government and all other agencies that can help are one of the thing that they will go with that. the government said on monday that it is in contact with the bandits and is negotiating the release of the boy's. parents here will be praying that they succeed and their sons will be returned to them on. the bell rusian opposition leaders footlong that. has called on germany to lift its visa requirement for bella rusin citizens amid the crackdown on opponents of president lukashenko she made the call duri

condom osama likely venue looks to take over he only does as an english bar finds a devout way to dodge lockdown restrictions. it's a bridge to divert you as a person of interest to the venue is a place of worship. as the church of the former drivers. as i'm sure you cast your watching out international or it's good to have you with us a very warm welcome to the program. while starting us off for less than $10.00 for covert immunity not the price for russia sputnik v. vaccine internationally as it was presented to the un general assembly on wednesday moscow wants the job to be available to the whole wold and has already agreed on to the phrase to foreign countries. we will be producing tens of millions of dollars us it was a big seeing already just starting from february in 4 key jaw gryphus in brazil china korea and argentina will radiate reach supply agreement and production agreements rizzo's countries more than 40 countries have expressed an interest in buying sputnik fee however many western critics have already written off the russian vaccine and donahoe cans now takes an up out w

american military aid fell into the hands of radical fundamentalist groups including one led by a certain osama bin. there were also resistance fighters for whom no u.s. help arrived like those in pan shia or valley in the northeast of the country they had to fend for themselves doing whatever they could to secure weapons. to be gay so much snow here in the valley of i'm sure. we have nothing but soviet quite honest. weapons captured from the enemy. leading the pan hsieh mujahideen was a 28 year old commander shah massoud with no support from the us he managed the impossible he resisted the red army reputedly the most powerful force in the world . we have no direct or indirect relations with the americans. and. during the last attack no one came to our aid. the articles in american newspapers are lies. they are true london. must soon his natural charisma and his military exploits against the soviets made him a symbol of the afghan resistance he was respected as a commander and loved as a person but apart from his strategic and military talents he was known in pan shia for establishing a communi

i'm not talking about osama bin laden but the ku klux klan and groups like that which killed more americans and how you deal with terrorism and try to combat it. the relationship between economic democracy and political democracy, reconstruction as a period the men, not women. there is a level playing field of political rights and yet economically they were at a tremendous disadvantage and came out of slavery with no economic wherewithal and were not given these 40 acres that many thought it was their right coming out of slavery so you have a vast inequality economically coupled with a tremendous strides towards political democracy and inequality politically. and that isn't unlike the situation today and the country where we have had such an increase in inequality in the last generation or so. but you know, another thing is that for many, many years i don't want to go into what we call historiography but for many years reconstruction was seen as the lowest point in the american political drama. it was a period of according to the scholars of the early 20th century their outlook was a part o

a man dubbed osama bin laden‘s spokesman in europe has returned to the uk after being released from a a high risk of contracting covid—19, partly because of his weight. mi5 m15 and counterterrorism police are reviewing his return and resettlement. a three—year—old boy and seven—year—old girl have died in a fire at a house in cambridgeshire. it happened in st neots on thursday morning. their mother suffered serious injuries after jumping from a second—floor window to escape the blaze. her partner, a 46—year—old man, had minor injuries. in america, a convicted murderer, brandon bernard, has been executed — the ninth person to be put to death, despite objections by some jurors in his trial who appealed to president trump to show mercy. four more executions are planned before the end of mr trump's presidency. it will mean he'll have overseen the highest number of executions of any us president in more than a century. the boxer anthonyjoshua has squared up against kubrat pulev at the weigh—in for the pair's world heavyweight title fight tomorrow night. around a thousand fans will watch his

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in a conflict between 2 enemies about soleimani was killed as though he was a common terrorist like osama bin laden and his death came as a shock to the entire country with this on to millions of people took to the streets to pay their last respects. iran's government can usually get a few $100000.00 people to turn out by mobilizing troops and supporters and providing transportation for them but this event was completely unexpected it was a collective spontaneous expression of emotion. there were certainly a lot of people in the crowd who opposed to the regime but this was about iran and its honor it went beyond the government iran's honor had been attacked and people are very sensitive about. iran's leaders were already reeling from the death of syrian money when on january the 8th the revolutionary guard unit shot down a ukrainian passenger jets shortly after it had taken off from tehran. several days later iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many described the incident as an accident and defended the country's armed forces the trumpet ministrations threaten to impose even more econ

bush did that we needed to go after osama bin laden and the entir al-qaeda network, but after operationfreedom, it is time now for the next theater on the war on terror. this is only the beginning. basically we are going to show, you know terrorists who we are and -- and ifou're not with us, you're with the other side. so bush adopted very quickly the thinking of pl wolfowitz that saddam could well b involved in a 9/11 even tugh he wasn't involved in this 9/11. >> many saw people w insistence of invading iraq was lationship with father and group of neo conservatives that we have been talking about. tony been -- blair not stood in president bush's way, tried to warn president bush that this invasion of iraq would leado widernd long-term catastrophe for the region. what do yo think was the reason why president bush chose to ignore those warnings? >> well, bush again was receptive to the arguments of others and his admintration and in this case donald rumsfd that we should not let the rest of t world dictate our policy. after all, we are the one that lost,000 from an attack on our shores a

opposed the reagan arms buildup, turned around when the tide turned and was against getting rid of osamathat's a man who makes a decision about becerra heading hhs. >> geraldo: are you worried that jim clyburn played a big role in picking a defense secretary? >> greg: that's a first time i ever thought about that. i will say this, saying that isis is a flash in the pan is on par with saying boston isn't much of a college town. i think that what we should be looking at is you got to get used to how the media is going to report these things. gone are the deep dives into people's paths or their personal paths. instead you're going to get this catch and release kind of news bulletin where they report this something that joe does and then take a nap because their work is done. he got this nominee and the news coverage will become actual, believe it or not, this is a good thing. the news coverage becomes actual news coverage. the hyperbole suddenly disappears and you just have so-and-so, it would simply be that. it won't be anything about his ex-wives or ex-husbands or those stupid things he s

says that "joe biden killed seal team six," i think when you retweet something where it says that "osama laden body double" and that's part of the qanon conspiracy theory, that is absolutesh something you ldn't do. and it's-- it's not just irresponsible. are people out there who believe this stuff. so i would say, you know, stop this. let's stop this now. accept that you lost the election. we have a new vice president- elect, and joe biden, and let's push forward. but this is ridiculous. ain, when you see the ty of money that they're making off of this, it's just sad. they're really separating people om their money on things that are just simply not true. >> desjardins: what did youti learn in you in congress about how washington works? or doesn't work? >> that the trrte is more imt than facts. and that's what i learned. and it was something that i had to try to-- try to maneuver through. i knew what i had to do. i ow. and i just rejected it. and i think that that's why i'm a bit proud of how i went out. but i think that we have to have fas and policy be more important than belonging to

so when barack obama was considering striking terrorist osama bin laden, there was biden next deep inuse of the phases of the moon we got to a place where the president had 48 hours to make a decision to go or not go. >> make no mistake, the president is still the decider in chief, but the job of vice president is more demanding, more complicated, more consequential than ever before. gone are the days of vps who simply waited, watched and faded into history now they are making it, every day in every way. tom forman, cnn washington. >>> thanks very much to tom forman. "president in waiting" will premier saturday night at 9:00 p.m. only here on cnn. thanks for joining me today. i'm jim sciutto. "newsroom" with my colleague kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. thank you so much for joining us. just how bad is the coronavirus pandemic going to get in this country? we have to ask that, because it's already worse than it's ever been and there are no signs things are getting any better. the country is breaking the all-time record of deaths reported from coron

>>swept and you weigh in 4 minutes like he was osama bin laden in a cia black soft and in 4 minutes,hing else on the scene not a not a and officer not a sheriff's deputy interviewing witnesses, not an ambulance. not officer down. and mullen says never came to the scene in 4 minutes, you walk. >>and that was completely cleaned like this was some type of cia black up. >>operation bill de blasio said he sought presti's actions were quote disturbing the deputies suffered unknown injuries was taken to a hospital presti was arraigned. yesterday sunday on third-degree assault and other charges. >>here in the bay area at least one gym will continue to allow people to work out inside that's despite the new stay at home order for maureen kelly talked with the owner of diablo crossfit in pleasant hill about why he is going against the health orders. >>the owner of blue cross fit craig howard is still letting his members push their physical limits inside his gym but by doing so he's pushing his luck with the public health department, currently gyms are only supposed to allow workouts outside man

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. >> the most wanted fugitive behind osama bin laden. >> everybody said no one will ever catch him. >> but he and this team did in the most astonishing way! surprise you? >> i couldn't believe it. >> tonight, the american agent who helped capture el chapo comes out of the shadows. >> i didn't know who we'd be able to trust. >> exclusive details of this white-knuckle manhunt. >> we jump out of the back of that helicopter, pure chaos. >> pictures seen here for the first time. secret drug dens. hidden escape routes. >> he's like harry houdini. every single time you got close, chapo would escape. >> it was beyond imagination. >> to catch the bad guy, you gotta become the bad guy. >> you're inside this real-life thriller. >> this is it. >> he's there? >> he's there. it was like living a movie! >> he was hiding somewhere in these forbidding mountains. or in this sprawling city. or in this sun-splashed beach resort. somewhere. somewhere in mexico. he was the most-wanted drug lord in the world, implicated in hundreds of murders. and finding him became the dangerous mission of this man and a t

american military aid fell into the hands of radical fundamentalist groups including one led by a certain osama bin large. there were also resistance fighters for whom no us help arrived like those in pan shia a valley in the north east of the country they had to fend for themselves doing whatever they could to secure weapons. here in the valley of i'm sure. we have nothing but soviet weapons. with weapons captured from the animated. leading the pan hsieh mujahideen with the 28 year old commander a comment shah massoud with no support from the us he managed the impossible he resisted the red army. repeatedly the most powerful force in the world. we have no direct or indirect relations with the americans. and. during the last attack no one came to our aid. the articles in american newspapers are lies. they aren't true. it's in every muscle in his natural charisma and his military exploits against the soviets made him a symbol of the afghan resistance he was respected as a commander and loved as a person but apart from his strategic and military talents he was known in pan shia for establishing a

in 1993, the clinton administration placed sudan on the list for hosting osama bin laden in khartoum.the move had essentially cut off sudan from the international finance system for nearly three decades. the trump administration has issued sanctions on a turkish defense agency and four officials for turkey's purchase of a russian-made missile defense system in 2017. the move came just days after the u.s. congress passed a military spending bill that would have required the sanctions be imposed against turkey, a nato ally. last week the european union agreed to sanction turkey for drilling for gas in areas of the mediterranean claimed by cyprus. in nigeria, boko haram has claimed responsibility for the mass kidnapping of war than 300 students from a boarding school. more than 100 gunmen rated the role all boys school saturday, sending hundreds of students fleeing into the surrounding forest. an audiotape of leader claims the raid was meant to discourage western education in jury of. a new investigation into the poisoning of russian opposition figure alexei navalny claims a team of inte

swept danny away in four minutes like it was osama bin laden in a cia black ops, in four minutes youhing else on the scene. >> i think when you find at the end of the investigation you will find that i did nothing wrong. jackie: the co-owner of a staten island bar authorities say has been defying coronavirus restrictions. speaking today after being taken into custody yesterday, following reports that he ran over a deputy with a car. just moments ago the bar co-owner, daniel presti's attorneys release what they claim is surveillance video of the incident, in addition to this video they sent fox news's laura engle a statement, quote, this video shows my client running from his life from under identified individuals dressed in dark clothing. one of those individuals clearly jumped on the hood of mr. presti's vehicle. the sheriffs officers broke every procedure for effectuating an arrest. if the sheriffs office is to continue to the new role of law enforcement, i urge the city to provide them with proper taping. also let as not lose sight of the fact this whole incident was over illegall

violent attack by dozens of gunmen with assault rifles while they were asleep in their dormitories osama is one of the lucky ones he managed to escape the kidnappers. will be up by i was about to slape when i started hearing sporadic gunshots and before i could even get outside there were many people there were already outside and so we were asked to go back into a hostel then they said the gunmen are already in the school we even climbed the school fence but then these men asked us to go back and we thought these men were soldiers and they were trying to protect us but unfortunately they weren't soldiers . as he was he with. many details of the raid in the school and its aftermath a still unclear. it at school and other than as i said and is one of the boys that has been abducted we heard the security forces saw our boy surrounded by the gunmen on top of a hill we want the government to help security forces rescue our children we just want to see our boys in whatever condition so that we can have peace of mind. at the stage it's to lunch how long parents will have to light. as we heard

they came in, swept danny away and for minutes like he was osama bin laden in a cia black ops. and if for minutes to see nothing else on the scene. i've nothing but respect for the nypd and other law enforcement. i think when you find at the end of the investigation, you will find that i did nothing wrong. >> the attorney claims law enforcement was at fault during the incident. but we will decide how can business owners legitimately fight to stay afloat? let's meet tonight's party panel we have reason editor at large and host of the fifth column podcast it is in its 12th season. it has won awards every step of the way. it is matt welch we have independent women's boys senior policy analyst in the federal senior contributor and inez stepman is back. northern star strategies fettered unchecked founder michael starr hopkins. this star is so rr. he has two of them. let's start with you, matt i love people fighting for freedom. this is one of those things were shutting it down has made max more popular, that is attracting more people with fewer masks putting more people at risk. if

>>swept and you weigh in 4 minutes like he was osama bin laden in a cia black soft and in 4 minutes, you see nothing else on the scene not a not a and officer not a sheriff's deputy interviewing witnesses, not an ambulance. not officer down. and mullen says never came to the scene in 4 minutes, you walk. >>and that was completely cleaned like this was some type of c i black top. >>operation >>new york mayor bill de blasio said that he thought press these actions were quote disturbing the deputy suffered unknown injuries and was taken to a hospital press. he was arraigned on sunday on third-degree assault and other charges. a college freshman now able to attend the school of his dreams, thanks to california prisoners, how they help the bay area native pay for school. that's ahead a new app for now tell it's hard to have an invisible illness. like depression. no one sees you need help. no one knows you're not okay. so when someone recognizes the importance of mental health and offers a hand, it means everything. my illness may be invisible. but thanks to covered california, i'm not. al