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that fall, ronnie gaskins interviewed each girl repeatedly. was sheila's demeanor in these meetings you'd have with her? >> calm. collect. would look at you right in your face, in your eyes. >> he says rachel seemed distracted. >> she would draw on the desk, play with the pencil. just her nonverbal cues spoke a lot. >> their story never varied. they picked skylar up, drove around morgantown, smoked a little pot, and dropped her off a few blocks from home. >> it was like a recording with these two. >> in the meantime, the officers had begun to collect physical evidence, and it didn't match up with the story the girls had been telling. surveillance video from a convenience store put the girls' car not heading east as they had said but heading west towards blacksville. and the girls' phone records from that night showed rachel's phone pinging off a cell tower in blacksville. >> that was an aha moment. finally, we have something to go on that's different from their story. >> now even skylar's parents joinled the chorus of people trying to get the

so who as he well, ronnie was born in 1975. he was recruited by the time on in the 1900 ninety's, eventually joining the movement, so called ministry of intelligence in 2000. and one was detained by us forces in cobble and subsequently sent to guantanamo when he was among the fust and p t. knees that he was incarcerated until 2007. at the time, ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a need him a level threat to the us and its allies, and was expected to join groups dedicated to attacking us forces in afghanistan if released. and yet the americans eventually did let him go addressing the review panel. ronnie reported me claimed he was an ordinary shopkeeper who wanted to return home to care for his sick father. well, i want to bring and now sir flanders, the co director of the international action center. always nice. have you all the programs are welcome. the fact that i want to all skew is so ronnie was released from guantanamo back in 2007. what do you make of that? was it serious security lapse? wanted washington genuine. t

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yeah, ronnie isn't the only detain eastern terrorist boss. there's a whole list there is the 5 taliban leaders that obama swapped for an american desert, or these leaders were promised to never see a battlefield again. and that they would be held in guitar far from, again, a san, regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be we still get an american soldier back if you seldom kept it period full stop yet somehow there. now apparently the masterminds behind the current take over a couple. one of them is even a part of the official delegation of the taliban. he even took part in negotiating the u. s. withdrawal from janice then earlier this year. we'll see. then there are the isis super terrorists, for example, leap in from us all, but daddy, the for leader of isis. he was captured in 2004, held in detention at a u. s. facility in iraq for 10 months. let go and went on to have a successful career and terrorism becoming the head honcho of the big bad, isis. he was a street thug. when we picked him up in 2004, i

for ronnie, accessible legal support would be a welcome help, she says — as long as it works and can bronze medal in his 100 m sprint final — after being paralympic champion for the last two games. elsewhere there have been three more golds for great britain for wheelchair racer andrew small, archer phoebe paterson pine and for sir lee pearson in dressage. he is the third most successful british paralympian ever. from tokyo here's andy swiss. he couldn't do it again, could he? jonnie peacock chasing a paralympic hat—trick. peacock has struggled with injury since the last games, but he roared out of the blocks. the rest were closing in, though, and the result was one of the most thrilling races in paralympic history. felix streng, i think... gold for germany's felix streng, but just look how tight it was. the first four within three hundredths of a second. had peacock got a medal? well, a photo couldn't separate him and johannes floors, so the pair shared the bronze. peacock later said he probably should have won it, but in defeat he contributed to a dazzling spectacle. well, what a d

and yet the conflict release him addressing the review panel, ronnie reported reclaimed, he was just more re shop people who wanted to return home to cast his sick father on it. we had from scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer. he told us a places like one tom though, back to create extreme us. the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detained the these people for, for many years. if i were detained off the street as an innocent person and subjected to in humane treatment in an illegal facility for a number of years by an occupying party. and then i was released, my life would focus solely on killing those people. so when, when people get radicalized by undergoing an experience that no human being should be subjected to, we shouldn't be surprised. and it's 100 percent counterproductive. i mean, anybody with any brain knows that this is not how you go forward. after the taliban takeover, the red cross will keep back, can stop in afghanistan and continue providing assistance to sides. or recently the age organization report

according to ronnie he was released on the promise that he just wanted to help is sick father, one an appliance store and couple fast forward to 2021 and he's a taliban commander, leading the takeover of cool. so either the us intelligence was well not really intelligent and let a taliban radical pull one over them and lie his way out of the hands of the ca, or it was the time is spent in getting all that actually radicalized the simple sha keeper into a taliban fanatic, it didn't matter if a detainee were innocent. indeed, because he lived and got to stone and was captured on or near the battle area, he must know something of importance. well, apparently all the torture and human rights violations that get mall, and other us detention centers turned out to be all for nothing. sure, they apparently got some good and fell out of some of the detainees. but on the other hand, the ones that they let go went on to became terrorist leaders. yeah, ronnie isn't the only the teenager and terrorist boss, there's a whole list there is the 5 taliban leaders that obama swapped for an american dese

it's a merged a form, a detainee out americas infamous. guantanamo bait prison count while go. la ronnie was born in 1975, was recruited by the taliban in the ninety's adventure during the movement, so called ministry of intelligence in 2001. he was detained by us forces and couple subsequent, a sentence to guantanamo bay where he was among the fast p t knees that wasn't costs rated until 2007. at the time, ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a medium level threat to the us and its allies almost expected to join groups dedicated to attacking us forces in afghanistan if released. and yet the americans did release them in the end addressing the review panel. ronnie report you claimed he was just an ordinary shopkeeper who wanted to return twice canister on to cast his sick father. on we heard from scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer. he told us at places like one panama was band to create extremis. the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detained that these people for, for many years. if i were detained off the street as

that is the question we will ask congressman ronnie jackson next. premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. . >> i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea somehow that there is a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happens. jillian: after that abc news interview president joe biden will finally speak on afghanistan today. rob: and with vice president harris will lee d.c. for vietnam. people are wondering where have our leaders been. here is congressman dr. ronny jackson. congressman, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. odded to response in afghanistan and the messaging here at home been so atrocious? >> well, todd, we are looking horrible right now on the world stage. this is an absolute national embarrassment. instead of being out in front of this and what's requesting on and what went wrong and what the plan was an

ronnie was born in 1975, he was recruited by the town of on, in the 1900 ninety's, eventually, during the movement, so called ministry of intelligence in 2001 he was detained by us forces in cobble, subsequently sent to guantanamo bay, where he was among the fast detainees, well that he was incarcerated until 2000 and unsettling, and not the time ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a medium level threat. there it is to the us and its allies. i was expected to join groups dedicated to attacking us forces enough kind of stone if released and yet the americans did release him in the end. addressing the review panel. ronnie reportedly claimed he was just an ordinary shopkeeper who wanted to return to afghan installed to catch his sick father. earlier we heard from scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer. he told us that places like one ton of mo, will bond to create extremists. the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detain the, these people for, for many years. if i were detained off the street as an innocent person and sub

so who exactly as he well colon ronnie was born in 1975. he was recruited by the ton of on, in the 19 ninety's, eventually joining the movements so called ministry of intelligence in 2001 he was detained by us forces in kabul, subsequently sent to 110, and we pay while he was among the fust and detainees, well that he was incarcerated until 2007. and at the time, ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a medium level threat to the us and its allies. i was expected to join groups dedicated to attacking the us forces in afghanistan. that was if you were to be released, i didn't, the americans did release him in the end. addressing the view panel ronnie reportedly claimed he was just an ordinary shopkeeper who wanted to return home to catch his sick father audio, we heard from scott ritter, a full not marine corps intelligence officer. he told us that paces white guantanamo bay were bound to create extremist. the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detain that these people for, for many years. if i w

crisis changed everything especially for nancy, nothing can ever happen to my ronnie, my life would be over. while the world didn't know at the time how close he really came to death, ronald reagan spared beliefs there was 70 and higher going forward, he would be dedicated to that. nancy, on the o other hand, was onto product for of all of it, plagued with your something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news and how she had to carry that with her "afterwards". >> in that chapter, i really did try to take the reader minute by minute i minute of what that day was like for her. the head of her secret service detail he hears over the command center under the oval office. has been a shooting. at time they were told the president's code name, he's fine, he hasn't been hit but he' knows that nancy reagan has got to get this news from him, she doesn't want to hear it any other way so he sprints up to the residence, he doesn't even wait for the elevator and he gets there and as soon as he says there's been a shooting, she starts heading for the elevat

nothing can ever happen to my ronnie, my life would be over.le the world didn't know at the time how close he really came to death, ronald reagan was believed there was suddenly a higher purpose to his life. going forward, he would be dedicated to that. nancy, on the other hand, was haunted by the horror of all of it plagued with something like that happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news and how she had to carry that with her "afterwards". >> in that chapter, i really did try to take the reader minute by minute by minute of what that day was like for her. the head of her circuit service hears over the command center under the oval office that there has been a shooting, at that time they were told to hide -- the president's code name, he's fine has been hit he knows he's got to get the news from him, she doesn't want to hurt you hear any other way t to he spris up to the residence, doesn't even wait for the elevator and he gets there and is soonest there's been a shooting, she starts heading for the elevator and says i

consultation to be carried out in a speedy manner. shout, bellis has more from cobble on president ronnie speech. i think he was trying to show that he wasn't isolated and cut off by giving this surgery today the 1st time we've seen him speak and about a week now. and in this speech, he tried to offer support to his citizens. he said, i'm trying to avoid that bloodshed, i, he said there are consultations ongoing with local and international leaders. and we understand that when he says i'm trying to avoid bloodshed that involves these negotiations and consultations with, with all these different parties that he's trying to find a way out of this. even though these negotiations very much as we understand and looking at his future specifically and whether he be able to stay on as president taliban certainly don't want him to stay on his president. they have refused to negotiate with the government. with him at the home in the past and they are essentially undermining him today. they had is mel con, come to deliver a message on behalf of the taliban. now he is a very well known leader from ha

his three rolling stones brothers paying tribute in photos this morning from ronnie wood to mick jaggers photo of a drum set and a sign reading, closed. charlie ugererapnd his belovewi of fiveec >> our condolenccahis rn morning america."or "good - >>> right now on "america this morning," the race to evacuate speeds up. what president biden is now saying about the deadline to withdraw troops from afghanistan and growing concern about a terror attack. we hear from an afghan translator currently hiding in kabul, plus the looming crisis at a u.s. base where afghan refugees are being flown. >>> apocalyptic, that's the description as a major wildfire approaches lake tahoe, california. thick smoke blanketing towns the air quality, worst on record. how fire crews are responding. >>> new overnight, a ruling from the supreme court on president biden's immigration policy. former president trump's plan now being reinstated.

the afghan liter braced his silence as fears rise of atalla bon take also our sub ronnie says re mobilizing the military is a top priority. july was the hottest month ever recorded, according to us scientific agency as wildfires, rage in 3 continents and palestinian n g o z are increasingly finding themselves the targets of israel military. ah, hello, a 7.2, magnitude. quake has struck haiti, prompting a red alert from the us geological survey for what it expects will be many casualties. have prime minister says there is enormous damage and several death. the epicenter was about 160 kilometers west of the capital photo prince. disaster plague nation is still recovering from the earthquake in 2010, the killed more than 200000 people. let's go live now to heidi ho castro who has been following the story force from washington. so heidi, what more do we know at this point? well, he is prime minister ariel henry was on his way earlier this morning to the emergency operation center in fort worth. and he has tweeted his condolences saying there is a loss of life now. we don't have official figures

says he won't give up the achievements of the past 20 years and his 1st public appearance in days. ronnie said he's in talk with local and international partners, and the conflict of bond has captured 3 more provincial capitals in afghanistan. they've taken a total of $21.00 regional centers and just over a week shut on. and i saw that in the saw among the latest figures to 4. let's get more now on our top story. haiti's, new prime minister audio henry has just tweeted on the earthquake saying i appealed to the spirit of solidarity and commitment of war haitians. in order to unite to face this dramatic situation that we are currently experiencing. unity is strength or jeremy dupont is a freelance journalist and phil make joining us live from porto prince by telephone . thanks so much for being with us. so tell us, 1st of all what the situation is there right now what, what you have seen and heard there and how people are coping with this when i was about a goody this morning, when i personally felt pretty strongly the sick and well wasn't too no problem for the plans and in that created.

weapons convoys heading to lebanon, or ronnie and proxy forces that are operating in syria. but this latest attack is certainly unusual. during, during the month long war and 2006, some $1200.00 lebanese mostly civilians were killed. and just over 160 israelis mostly soldiers died during that war. the difference between that and now is that today has villa has an estimated 132150000 counting short, medium and longer range rockets and missiles capable of raining down across northern israel. and even reaching the cities of haifa, where israel has a major port and televi where israel's military command structure is center, the potential for a 3rd 11 all wars. a story that i covered while working several years as a journalist in israel. it's a war really neither side necessarily. once has thousands of people could be killed . in fact, israeli military has estimated that in the 1st couple hours of battle, at least 2000 rockets and missiles would be fired at israeli cities, villages most shoved and computers. men, women, and children on both sides would likely die. the last time i

nothing can ever happen to my ronnie, she wrote. my life would be over. while the world didn't know at the time how close he really came to death. ronald reagan was spared, and he believed there was suddenly a higher purpose to his life. going forward he would be dedicated to that. nancy, on the other hand, was haunted by the horror of all of it, plagued with fear that something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news, and how she had to carry that horror with her afterward. >> well, in that chapter, i really did try to take the reader at some point minute by minute by minute of what that day was like for her. the head of her secret service detail hears over the command center under the oval office that there's been a shooting. at that point, they are told raw hide, the president's code name, he's fine, he hasn't been hit, but he knows that nancy reagan needs to get this news from him, that she doesn't need to hear it any other way, so he sprints up to the residence. he doesn't even wait for the elevator, and he g

i mean, israel has hit consistently more than we even know. ronnie and proxy forces in syria. yeah. but that was a year as well the us in iraq, but it was very limited, very limited in nature. there's a why wouldn't it wouldn't attack on iran look like, i think if it's a direct military attack on a, on iranian soil, then that's it. and what, but how, how would that attack and for that would be israel launching air and missile street? yes. but there they are, and they're going to require assistance, particularly from saudi arabia because of the distance between the 2 entries. so that means they're gonna have to have very fueling if they go that route or they may have to use missiles and it's, it would be a very complicated undertaken or regional. oh yeah. oh yeah, totally. we'll try again the us. yeah. what would the u. s. i was just gonna get to that, what would the u. s. is involvement would, will be nudged into it once again. because where we have committed to support in the security of israel. so that means the given the scenario we talked about earlier. if the other and husband

at the time, ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a medium level threat to the us and its allies, unexpected to join groups dedicated to talking as forces in afghanistan if release . yet the americans eventually did let him go addressing the review panel. ronnie reporting the claims he was an ordinary shopkeeper and wanted to return home to care for his sick father. we heard from scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer. he told us places like one ton of who will bond to create extreme with the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detain the, these people for, for many years. if i were detained off the street as an innocent person and subjected to inhumane treatment in an illegal facility for a number of years by an occupying party. and then i was released, my life would focus solely on killing those people. so when, when people get radicalized by undergoing an experience that no human being should be subjected to, we shouldn't be surprised. it's 100 percent counterproductive. i mean, anybody was, any brain knows that this

and ronny jackson, austin scott, jason smith, james gomer and former california republican party chaireccaro and national security advisor kt mcfarland, the debate over crucial mistakes like giving up bagram air base to jihadist. the un is reported that the taliban is working with 20 terror groups inside of afghanistan including al-qaeda and isis. turning afghanistan into a safe haven for terrorism. a more than 5500 attacks in afghanistan since april. thousands of killed al-qaeda active in half the country. the eerie echoes of biden attacking term, we have that story tonight this happened in 2017 after trump withdrew troopf from syria, biden attacked then president trump is impairing a schism between the partners, biden accused of doing that, we'll show you what trump did to its own people in the warning signs of the biden administration is ignoring today, thear double standard of twitter and facebook and whatsapp accused of enabling the taliban's rise to power including spreading propaganda and battle plans as a sensor conservative tear also political non-reporting nancy pelosi is att

also congressman ronny jackson, austin scott, jason smith, james comer.lso former california republican party chair tom del beccaro. and former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland. tonight, the debate over crucial mistakes like giving up bagram airbase and military hardware to jihadists. the u.n. reporting that the taliban is now working with 20 terror groups inside of afghanistan including al qaeda and isis. it is turning afghanistan again into a safe haven for terrorism. more than 5500 attacks in afghanistan since april. thousands have been killed. al qaeda active in nearly half the country. the eeries echoes of biden attacking trump. this happened in 2017 after trump withdrew troops from syria. biden attacked president trump empowering isis, betraying our partners. biden now being accused of doing that. we'll show you what trump did when syria gassed its own people and the warning signs the biden administration is ignoring today. also the double standards of twitter and facebook what's app, now accused of enabling the taliban rise to power in

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