right with us now retired lieutenant general mark hertling and cnn national security analyst, peter bergen. i want to look forward on what this might mean, but first general, i do want to ask very quickly how the israel and the idf ended up getting yahya sinwar, what does it tell us about patterns of terrorist activity? >> well, when you have a terrorist leader like yahya sinwar they know where they are under threat continuously. we experienced this in iraq and afghanistan where we had keras leaders who knew they were constantly being watched intelligence was driving their potential location. so you will see them moving quite frequently maybe sleeping at two or three different places throughout a week, or maybe even more. so they are moving and that puts them in a position where they pop up somewhere. and i think in this particular situation, i can see in my mind's, i assume we're probably came out of but tunnel entrance inside this building realized that he and his two compatriots were surrounded and didn't have much of a chance other than to fight. and that's what happened so those are t

in throughout the hours ahead of us, but i want to go to see in a national security analysts, peter bergener is also joining peter. what what's your sense of things right now? >> well, we've been here before. i mean, you mentioned been loudon, obviously that has a blow to our kind of think about isis, which took over much of iraq and syria and recruited 40,000 muslims around the world i mean, etiologies and movements are hard to sort of completely extirpate. hamas is it's not as large as hezbollah, but clearly it has thousands and thousands of fighters you, you may recall back in july, jim, that mohammed deif, who was regarded as one of the key planners of october 7, was killed by the israelis hamas continued fighting. chin is obviously more important. and he was obviously i, somebody who was blocking the negotiations that seems on the hostages maybe there will be more movement on the hostages, but you could also make the counter-argument. we don't know who's going to replace him. he may not remember the replacement is may not have quite the same juice that shin wires in the movement and b

right with us now retired lieutenant general mark hertling and cnn national security analyst, peter bergen. i want to look forward on what this might mean, but first general, i do want to ask very quickly how the israel and the idf ended up getting yahya sinwar, what does it tell us about patterns of terrorist activity? >> well, when you have a terrorist leader like yahya sinwar they know wherey

but with this in mind, i cannot help but hearken to peter bergen editorial i, guess it was day before yesterday, talking about security so this this weather, these extreme weather events are a matter of security. and i also cannot help but think about franklin delano roosevelt's freedom for freedoms which we're freedom of speech for religion, freedom from want, freedom from, from starvation, and then freedom from fear. >> so if you live in these areas and you realize the gulf of mexico is warmer than it's ever been in recorded history. >> you know, you can expect more hurricane dream weather events. and so what are you going to do? >> you have fear going to do and so please serious, serious time. and as we always say, this shouldn't be political shouldn't be partisan rather, but it is political. where do we direct our intellect and treasure omar? >> yeah, and look it's become such a major issue that i think has has found itself not just in experiences online, but it's also resulted in some real threats. to some of the people trying to spread some of the science around, around this. i

bergen hung and fish club, the bosses hang out in ozone park, queens. neighborhood denizens lined up to pay solemn respects to john's brother, peter, just to the south. and the slightly more genteel howard beach residents put up yellow ribbons like the ones people put up for the troops during the gulf war. and it wasn't just the lower middle class bart gardens in the outer boroughs or assemblage of ten or $10 an hour idiots. as the post mcalary described the rabble outside the courthouse, the trial was one of the hottest tickets in town with lining the aisles. the specter the spectators gallery looked like spago, the ritzy manhattan restaurant gotti included actors mickey rourke, anthony quinn, john amos, grandpa al lewis, singer jim black and lawyer lee bailey. each a wink and or wave from the the associated press reported a times magazine cover story on the mob featured a painting of gotti by andy warhol. newsday learned that two prestigious law school at the gates had contacted, offering their services and those of their entire third year classes to work on the gotti appeal. newsday also employed a fashion to sketch the colorful attendees outfits,

bergen out in london for us. let's ask the simple question, what is the u.k.'s ai plan? mark: we do not know it yet. in our store, we talked to secretary petere who runs the department here. he said they are coming out with a twofold strategy. one is the opportunity plan with a will be using ai for improvements in the public sector and the private sector. we have seen a little of that in the public sector so far. the second part is they promised legislation around ai. he told us explicitly we are not going to go as far as the e.u. has. they said the e.u. has overreached and overregulated. this is one of the silver linings for brexit for the labour party which stood against it. they have given two rough commitments. one is the ai labs will have to make voluntary commitments they made last year into law and they will have a new agency to monitor and enforce the safety and criteria for the frontier's like openai and google. caroline: the secretary upended everyone earlier by having to nix a couple of porten investment areas. i'm curious how he has been able to navigate and educate us. mark: that was the project in scotland, one of the few super