sas soldier: kick the shit out of that c-- sas soldier: shut the f-- up. shut up!e disillusioned with the war and what the special forces were doing. [speaking foreign language] braden: we try and say that we're there to help, and the taliban are bad, but if we go in, and we start destroying infrastructure or destroying their private vehicles and burning down their homes, it doesn't really send the right message. sas soldier: very f-- mogadishu, f-- smoke. braden: and as soon as they leave they're not gonna help us anymore. they're just gonna run straight back to the taliban, who usually are not doing that. mark: braden chapman says the information the sas relied on to capture or kill their targets was often vague. braden: we would get intelligence briefs. they would be saying stuff like, "you know, fist-length beard, wearing afghani clothes," just really basic descriptions of people, unless they had a photo, which they didn't always. and more times than not they didn't. mark: so it could be anyone in the population. braden: yeah, no idea who it is, but most of the

i wasn't in the sas for years. no i did a troop for ten years.a troop commanders tour for three. i was in the british army for, i think a 12 years. i joined a total of 12 years. i joined and a couple times and and left a couple of times and thoroughly it. and both and left a couple of times and th> so it's continuing. and how's your cricket? >> terrible . i was i was a wet >> terrible. i was i was a wet bob . i rowed instead . bob. i rowed instead. >> so you didn't play in the eton—harrow match or anything? >> like none of that? no. no no, no. i mean, i tried . no. i mean, i tried. >> grandfathe

i wasn't in the sas for years. no i did a troop for ten years.a troop commanders tour for three. i was in the british army for, i think a 12 years. i joined a total of 12 years. i joined and a couple times and and left a couple of times and thoroughly it. and both and left a couple of times and th> so it's continuing. and how's your cricket? >> terrible . i was i was a wet >> terrible. i was i was a wet bob . i rowed instead . bob. i rowed instead. >> so you didn't play in the eton—harrow match or anything? >> like none of that? no. no no, no. i mean, i tried . no. i mean, i tried. >> grandfathe

and sas looks at me and he says, i'll take the cockpit. i knew that i would take the tail i remember my dad had been involved in a safety investigation analyzing a crash of a 737 out of colorado springs. and they had lost their empanadas, had lost the vertical in the horizontal tails, and the airplane just went straight in. there was just nothing left. there is no way they could have pulled out, no way they could controlled it. and the other thing is, if they did, they wouldn't have glided in, would be no fan pattern of debris it would just be straight down. so i knew that i would take the tail we're running out as fast as we can go as fast as i can go. sas is outrunning me and you know, he's a major, he's an old guy. i you know, with. with all my flight, with all my flight gear had nearly doubled body weight he runs the first jet on the line and i run to the next one again. recall that you. you know, i'm just a brand new lieutenant. i've recently become combat mission ready. i just went to my first red flag. and as every pilot knows, when

ex sas veteran phil lockney, ex sas veteran phil champion. looking forward to that one. we've also got a good dose of common sense. we go to cabbie ease back tonight. but first let's go to the . news first let's go to the. news >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . our top in the gb newsroom. our top stories, the met police has confirmed a sighting of escaped prisoner daniel cliff. he was last seen leaving a lorry near wandsworth roundabout and walking towards the town centre . they're offering a £20,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. they reward for information that leads to his arrest . they also leads to his arrest. they also released images of the chef's uniform that he escaped in. commander dominic murphy is head of the met's counter—terrorism command . of the met's counter—terrorism command. he's urging of the met's counter—terrorism command . he's urging cliff to command. he's urging cliff to give himself up. >> my message to daniel is to give himself up. we will be closing in on you. the public are motivated and trying to find yo

the sas. >> the elite. the sas. >> yeah. going about 26. why did you do that? >> why did you. are you mad? >> no, i think in those days that was to me. i never wanted to go up ranks. so all this to go up the ranks. so all this sort of was i was knocking on sort of i was i was knocking on the door of becoming a sergeant. i was a full screw. i'd been a full screw for a few years. and i thought, look, i want to be the the sword and i don't the tip of the sword and i don't want of like the one want to be sort of like the one holding it. so the route to go in those days was basically, you know, you could either become special forces operator. yeah. know, you could either become spn yeah. know, you could either become spn ye to or there wasn't a lot else to do. do you know what i mean? so if you wanted to be a soldier and a pure soldier and do soldiering, that was a of soldiering, that was so a lot of my colleagues, colleagues, friends forces friends who served in the

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parliamentarians of the ministry of foreign affairs and all free people in the world , to hold the saed government's support to the wireless terrorists , and hold the swedish government and authorities accountable for the execution of justice and accountability for cooperating with the crimes of terrorists. i am grateful to the hard-working lawyers and all the jurists who brought more than 200 registrations of our hearts into compliance with the laws and regulations . i am grateful to all the families and survivors of the 31st shahrivar incident in ahvaz that you helped reduce our pain by working together against the victims of these terrorist acts. sir, i thank you that we are holding this court, but this is not enough. from this platform , i request a legal movement and a global movement from the lawyers of the country, as well as from every lawyer, that our plaintiffs should be the victims of the assassination against the dragon head of the terrorists. a complaint should be prepared and issued in the courts of the world against america and its crimes, so that the world understands th

individual that engages in terrorist acts, but when we see that criminals are so easily supported by the saed government, it hurts us many times. will be we ask you, the parliamentarians of the ministry of foreign affairs and all free people in the world, against the support of the saed government to the terrorists , and the swedish government and authorities to be accountable for the execution of justice and also to be accountable for cooperating with the crimes of the terrorists. you have brought our heart page into line with the law and regulations. i am grateful to all the families and survivors of the 31st shahrivar incident in ahvaz . court but this is not enough, from this 19-volt legal platform and a global movement , i request the lawyers of the country, as well as every lawyer, that our plaintiffs are the victims of the assassination against the dragon head of the terrorists, that is enough to complain in the courts of the world against america and its crimes. it should be regulated and issued so that the world understands that it must stand in front of the terrorist and that the wo

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sas, i greet you, i will begin today’s program with a quote from the russian emperor alexander ii.te is a reasonable lack of freedom, which the poles will never accept. if i predicted what the peoples would do in the next century, next to the word poland, i would write... revolting. and having survived several attempts by the polish revolutionaries, the tsar turned out to be right. poland is still rebelling externally and internally. but if we have already talked about the foreign policy ambitions of warsaw in several programs, then we will talk about the internal affairs for the first time, but first we will tell you about the main events of world politics this week right now. the short-term escalation of the conflict in nagorno-karabakh ended with the victory of azerbaijan. for the first time since 988, baku is regaining full sovereignty over this mountainous province populated by armenians. this was the result of management armenia, led by nikol pashinyan , voluntarily said goodbye to karabakh. in such conditions, russian peacekeepers can only ensure the protection of the peacef

last check police still have not found him >>> there has never been a felony case like this one in sa jose. it all revolves around fruit. not just any fruit, this was apparently infested with flies. two san jose women have been charged with felonies for illegally importing the fruit from vietnam. the santa clara county d.a. says they were shipping fruit and selling it o social media, and labeling it a something else when it was shipped so that it wouldn't be inspected. that violates state and federal agricultural laws that say produce has to be checked to make sure there are no invasive pests. like fruit flies. >>> lemonade stand in southern california has gone viral because of the young entrepreneur behind it. susie shows us what started as a smal fundraiser is now pulling some major celebrity support. >> reporter: grayson didn't hav plans to attract online thing this summer. in fact, he was supposed to have a quiet few weeks after and during yet another surgery for his vision. one of dozens over the years. so, the nine-year-old and his mom came up with an idea. raise money for his d

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they sa the asked to speak to his agent. they say they now _ asked to speak to his agent.is agent. iie say they now believe that they asked to speak to his agent. "iie1 say they now believe that they were misled by brands denials. and as his tour continues, many others are facing questions about what they were told and what did they do? let's get more now from lampedusa, where the european commission president has promised a detailed plan of action to help italy deal with a surge in irregular migration across the mediterranean. alongside the italian prime minister, ursula von der leyen was speaking on the island, where thousands of people arrived on small boats from north africa this week. italy's giorgia meloni says europe's future is at stake. earlier i spoke to andrew geddes, director at the migration policy centre, which conducts research on the governance of international migration, asylum and mobility. he explained the signifgance of todays visit? for the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, being able to engage with the european union in what is a key policy chal

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seguimo a las afueras para hablar de lo que fue y sigue siendo la gran apuesta no solo la historia de saen la liga de la temproada pasada. uno por accidente pero luego por consistencia, por personalidad y buenas actuaciones se gano la confianza ambien para esta temporada >> ahora toma los controles de manera unanime para el quarterback saber que se iria del equipo. creo que mas alla de lo que ha sido porque es de l que pasa con la ultima leccion viendo hasta que el jugador e la casualidad y el equipo habia puesto todaslas fichas. habian hecho los cambios para tener entonces dentro del equipo y pasa y en darse cuenta salia mejor que precsamente al estar ahi >> y que va podria. >> "habla en ingles? >> "habla en ingles >> ueno, tanto es la confianza que iba a tener posibilidad d pelearle y definitivamente siempre va claro y esperaria condiciones para el duelo el domingo y le toco buscar otro destino que fuerone los dallas cowboys. >> ort lauderdaal final de cuenta tuvieron respuesta y sera como titular este domingo y vamos a ver como le va en esta temporada >> muchas gracias a ambos y a ofr

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the cia's first detainee, abu sa bide da, as well as rahimal as what herly. the committee had not been informed of the destruction of the tapes. daysbe later, the committee hela hearing on the destruction of the videotapes. director haden, the primary witness, testified that the cia a had concluded that the destruction of videotapes was acceptable many part because with -- in part because congress had not yet requested to see them. my source is our committee's transcript december 11th, 2001. 2007. director haden stated that if the committee had asked for the videotape ises, they would have been provided. but, of course, the committee had not known that the videotapes existed. and we now know from cia e-mails and records that the videotapes were destroyed shortly after cia attorneys raised concerns that congress might find out about the tapes. many any case -- in any case, at that same december 11th committeect hearing, director haden told the committee that cia cables related to the interrogation sessions depicted in the videotapes were, and i quote, a more t

. ,, _ are expecting the prime minister to sa . ,, , are expecting the prime minister to sa. ,, say.ning street say it is all speculation. — say. downing street say it is all speculation, so _ say. downing street say it is all speculation, so they _ say. downing street say it is all speculation, so they won't - say. downing street say it is all. speculation, so they won't confirm it. with a party gathering this weekend, there are sure to be a raft of policies coming forward. we expect something, we aren't sure what it is going to be. we got a hint yesterday in a series of interviews with rishi sunak where he talks about the fact the vast majority of journeys talks about the fact the vast majority ofjourneys people make are in their cars. he's been unashamedly pro—motorists. the guardian newspaper is reporting what they might be looking out as a restriction on how councils can bring in those 20 mph zones. there may be fewer fines using cameras. and restricting when bus lanes can be for buses only. the government has already done a bit of a u—turn on this when it comes to talking about