mark milley received a call in the situation room he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name task force $814.00 it was a reference to a special day aug 14th kayla's birthday karl and martian america's warriors never forgot kayleigh and neither will we that was every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake on his 2nd deployment to iraq in 2008 sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one year old engage i will be with you again he wrote to gauge i will teach you to ride your 1st bike build your 1st sandbox watch you play sports and see you have kids also i love you son take care of your mother i am always with you daddy. on easter sunday of 2008 chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his brett lee fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country sergeant hank now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife k

and he eventually went to special forces at fort bragg. he kind of thought he had too much -- [inaudible] being commander of the national army to do this, so maybe special forces would be able to do it. so it was he who put into special forces the idea that they should try and kill animals just by staring at them. and that was, that's how the first earth battalion, how this think tank idea floated into the fabric of the military. >> another nonfiction book that was adapted into a movie was "the accidental billionaires" by ben mezrich that chronicles the founding of facebook. it was used as the basis for the movie "the social network" which was the winner of three academy awards including best adapted screamplay. ben mezrich spoke to booktv at the 2010 miami book fair. here's a portion of that interview. >> guest: i got an e-mail out of the blue at two in the morning in february of 2008, and it was a harvard kid, a senior who said my best friend cofounded facebook, and no one has ever heard of him. and i went out for a drink, and it was thi

of course, both of them were assigned to the third battalion seventh special forces group from eglin a. our condolences to their family and, once again, we've learned the names of the deceased are sergeant first class javier gutierrez of san antonio, texas, just 28 years old, and sergeant first class antonio rodriguez also 28 years old from new mexico. leland? leland: nancy pelosi, chuck schumer both speaking at the national governors association. you can see the governor of new york right there. why his state is going to sue the trump administration and what the trump administration has to say about it when we come back. ♪ ♪ there he is. oh, wow. you're doing, uh, you're doing really great with the twirling. dad, if you want to talk, i have a break at 3:00. okay, okay. i'm going. i'm gone. like -- like i wasn't here. [ horn honks ] keep -- keep doing it, buddy. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. it's timcan it helpltimatee sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to

they couldn't have expected a day at the local shopping center at the end black leaf freed by special forces groups of shoppers the sky into the night. many survivors and anguished loved ones the police special operation brought relate. some were rescued battered and bleeding. others a skype with only psychological sky as. the theme of says happy to be i was i was so scared been wondering just why. their ordeal began saturday afternoon. when the gun. entered term no 21. he'd already identified as u.s. military camp reportedly killing his commander and 2 others. as he burst into the mall tried isn't shop a scramble to get a why. the moment been packed full of long weekend shoppers and they magnifying the terror once the attack began he looted capture until the early morning police kept searching the massive mall until they discovered him. now with the gunman's rampage our attention will turn to his motive for the army says it baffled by why the man i've been fire on his fellow citizens. he just went mad a spokesman said. we're joined now by correspondent florian oceans standing by for us in b

they couldn't be expected to die at the local shopping center at the end black teeth freed by special forces groups the shaft of the sky into the night. the many survivors and anguished loved ones the police special operation brought relate. some were rescued back to them bleeding. others a skype with only psychological sky as. the fisherman says repeatedly i was i was so scared to be endangered by. their ordeal began saturday afternoon. when the gunman entered tim no 21. he'd already identified as u.s. military camp no no one was reportedly killing his commander and 2 others. as he burst into the mall tried isn't chapa scramble to get a why. the moment being packed full of long weekend shoppers and they magnifying the terror one sea-tac began he'll. capture until the early morning police kept searching the massive until they discovered him. now with the government's. attention. and the army says it by why the man i've been fired on his fellow citizens. he just went mad a spokesman said. well let's go to correspondent florin knows who is now standing by for us in bangkok so florian this is r

maybe special forces -- it was he who put in to special forces the idea that they should try and kill animals just by staring at them. so that was, that's how the battalion, that's how this think tank idea floated into the subject of the military. >> another nonfiction book that was adapted into a movie was "the accidental billionaires" by ben mezrich, used as the basis for the movie, "the social network" which was the winner of three academy awards. ben mezrich spoke at the 2010 miami book fair. here's a portion of that e-mail. >> guest: i got an e-mail and it was a harvard senior who said my best friend cofounded facebook, and no i one has ever heard of him. it was this kid eduardo salve run who had cocofounded the company, and he had gotten kicked out, if his words. he felt betrayed and wanted to tell his story. >> well, who is eduardo sevr to on? geeky, gawky kind of socially inept kids who were kind of on the outside, and they add had met in an underground jewish fraternity at harvard. and mark came up with the requested of facebook and went to his best friend and said if you put

mark milley received a call in the situation room he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission and name task force $814.00 it was a reference to a special day aug 14th caylee's birthday karl and martian america's warriors never forgot kayleigh and neither will we thank you al and the in every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hate. on his 2nd deployment to iraq in 2008 sergeant haig wrote a letter to his one year old engage i will be with you again he wrote to gage i will teach you to ride your 1st bike build your 1st sandbox watch you play sports and see you have kids also i love you son take care of your mother i am always with you daddy. on easter sunday of 2008 chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his readily fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country sergeant hate now rests in eternal glory in arlingto

army's special forces group and the army said the family members are currently being notified. according to a statement released by the department of defense, both soldiers were 28 and our first class sergeants. one from texas and one from new mexico. at least one member of the afghan special forces was killed and no group has claimed responsibility but officials are not ruling out the possibility of an attack by isis. there are more than 13,000 american forces in afghanistan, despite the fact that the taliban controls more territory than they did in 2001 when the original operations were launched. president donald trump pledged to start removing american troops from the country but negotiations with the taliban are ongoing. >>> the investigation continues in northern thailand after a mass shooting on saturday where 29 were killed and 60 others heard. investigators said a soldier from the thailand army went on an 18 hour shooting range after getting into an argument with his commanding officer. he was shot and killed by security forces after a daylong standoff at the mall. >>>

we know that craig's part of the special forces has improved their health and safety. have not been on it as much. they keep using this lame excuse of we will learn from our mistakes and clearly history has proved that they are not very good at learning. after taking advice from hillary, the roberts are taking their campaign to westminster. they want mps to remove the immunity the mod has from prosecution under health and safety law. and they are meeting plaid cymru's spokesperson on justice. it really seems to be something that is out of its time. it should be changed, and the public as a whole deserve proper answerability which they are not receiving. i think we are in the 21st century, it seems a desperate anomaly that the ministry of defence are treated different lead to other employers or other organisations. later that day the issue was raised in the house of commons. four men have been lost to their families following their deaths during army training in the brecon area. the parents of one of these men, craig roberts, are in the gallery today. no child should di

craig and two other reservists died while attempting a special forces selection test in the brecon beaconsn 2013. an inquest found that the exercise was run by people who'd not been trained properly and planning was poor. things went terribly wrong up there. we shouldn't be talking about failures or deaths within training exercises when there's things in place which can prevent it. to stay safe on the battlefield, tough training is essential. this is where some of the most extreme tests take place, including for the sas. just three years after craig roberts died here in the brecon beacons came more grave concerns about safety. news: a soldier has died while training in brecon in mid—wales. 26—year—old corporal josh hoole was preparing to take part in the platoon sergea nt‘s battle course. three soldiers on sas selection died in similar circumstances in 2013, also training in the brecon beacons during hot weather. my phone just started to light up, so we just immediately thought it was the same thing had happened again. it was just a year after the inquest into craig's death that corporaljo

they sent their troops special forces u.s. special forces stationed in syria and patrol in northern syria in the province of chemistry and they they drove into a village they drove into a village where they weren't welcomed at all the locals the villagers walked out blocked the road they refused to let them past one thing led to another and the united states united states troops started shooting apparently they claim in self-defense 2 people died 2 local villages it is unclear whether they were at all armed there are also worrying reports which we haven't been able to verify that one of them was a 14 year old nevertheless the americans drove away and then they issued a statement saying that one of their soldiers had scratched himself and sustained a scratch on his gear apparently on his hand you know that's all they said without any mention of who they killed. as i said an incredibly messy situation for all sides involved there are obviously the calls and the desire for the deescalation whether people are genuinely going to co

they sent their troops special forces u.s. special forces stationed syrian patrol in northern syria in the province of chemistry and they they drove into a village they drove into a village where they weren't welcomed at all the locals the villagers walked out blocked the road they refused to let them pass one thing led to another and the united states united states troops started shooting apparently. they claim in self-defense it's as i said an incredibly messy situation for all sides involved there are obviously calls and a desire for the deescalation but whether people are genuinely going to commit to the escalation which is a difficult process remains to be seen. so let's get some reaction now from what former you can master to syria peter for thanks for joining us sir good to have in the program today just want to start with mr adams president adams address to parliament quite a blistering to raid a very strong language very strong rhetoric do you think that is just talk that is just bluster already going to be following

craig and two other reservists died while attempting a special forces selection test in the brecon beaconsn 2013. an inquest found that the exercise was run by people who'd not been trained properly and planning was poor. things went terribly wrong up there. we shouldn't be talking about failures or deaths within training exercises when there's things in place which can prevent it. to stay safe on the battlefield, tough training is essential. this is where some of the most extreme tests take place, including for the sas. just three years after craig roberts died here in the brecon beacons, came more grave concerns about safety. news: a soldier has died while training in brecon in mid wales. 26—year—old corporaljosh hoole was preparing to take part in the platoon sergeant‘s battle course. three soldiers on sas selection died in similar circumstances in 2013 also training in the brecon beacons during hot weather. my phone just started to light up, so we just immediately thought it was the same thing had happened again. it was just a year after the inquest into craig's death that corporaljosh

army's seventh special forces group and the army say it is family members of the deceased are currentlyrtment policy the names will be held 24 hours, one member of the afghan special forces was also killed, officials do tell fox they aren't rule -- ruling that the attack may have been from isis. president trump has pledged to remove a number of american troops from afghanistan as negotiations with the taliban continue, arthel. arthel: trey yangst, thank you very much. eric: backing andrew cuomo after the state is suing the administration over global entry program, more on that straight ahead. [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] eric: new fallout after department of homeland security suspends new enrollments in global entry trusted programs for new york statue's rents. democrats getting behind governor andrew cuomo, he says he's suing the trump administration over it, garrett tenney live in washington explaining it all, garrett. >> house democrats are demanding documents related to dhs's decision to block new yorkers on enrolling what is trusted traveler programs such as glob

the special forces -- there have -- we knowxamples they have deployed to special forces on the counter piracy operations, part of that is training and part of that is to regularize this ground component with your maritime -- you have a full package. forces weree soft i whenly sent to mal the pla deployed to mali under a peacekeeping mission. some of it is training, a lot of it is training. they are trying to better integrate them into the maritime component. some of it is they are sending them to support these other missions. adm. blair: i would agree with that. of look at these pretty small elements of what you will eventually need to have a serious intervention capability. jump, youetty big cannot just sew together a few ships and fedex some forces and say you have intervention capability. there are some intermediate steps that have to be done that we would see. i think the chinese military planners are doing a pretty sensible job of responding to the missions. i have a great deal of respect for what they have been able to do, the decisions they have made and this nation's capability

so we know the americans were from the seven special forces group, that is a special forces group that specializes in unconventional ware fare. they were in eastern afghanistan completing a key engagement when this attack occurred. somebody in an afghan military uniform opened fire on them and afghan forces that they were working with killing two americans and wounding six others. those six are being treated at american military installations now. we know u.s. military is investigating the cause. they don't know the cause or the motive behind this. we don't know right now whether the person in the military uniform was an afghan soldier, or whether it was someone who had stolen an afghan army uniform but could certainly complicate peace efforts here. >> we know that they're looking to reduce the number of our soldiers in afghanistan to some 8,000. but right now, how far are american troops spread out across this country? >> there are about 13,000 u.s. troops here. about half of them part of the nato mission to train and advise afghan forces and the other half are involved in counterterr

he was failed by the army, by the special forces, that day, and that shouldn't have happened.ining, again because of heat illness. as in 2013, at least two opportunities to stop the march hadn't been taken. the mod does have specialist kit like this device, which can indicate how hot it really is. this wasn't being used properly. the mod promised to train people on it and to introduce warning labels, but as of late last year, they hadn't even done that. we haven't made it that hot, just 22 celsius, to simulate for you what's happening in the field and to show that actually it doesn't have to be extremely hot to get problems with heat illness. one expert who gave evidence at the inquest into the brecon deaths say the effects of heat are not taken seriously enough. we're talking about lives here, so it's really disheartening to see that people don't match the guidance to what is happening in the field. mod needs to find a way to empower the people on the ground to actually act on what they see, act on these guidelines, and stop exercises, change exercises or pull individuals out

the president announced the special forces team executed the rate, the boldness and audacity gave thek force the version, ps -- 814. [applause] our soldiers have not forgotten kayla. there is a standing ovation from both sides of the aisle. a very special moment. our team in the president's leadership persuaded allies to do what they have not done under every president since jimmy carter which is increased defense spending. president took office, nato allies increased by over 120 trillion by 2024, the number will be 400 billion. [applause] those are billions of dollars american tax payers don't have to spend because allies and their citizens are bearing their fair share. [applause] increase expenditure by native allies makes them safer and makes us safer. the u.s. withdrew from the inf tweeter treaty and the defense department and our control, neighboring russia and china to negotiate a table for serious discussions and verifiable aunts reduction the first time in a generation. [applause] president trump ended the frustration has become the process of rebuilding the united states mili

he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their 814ion a name -- task force . it was a reference to a special day, august 14, kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's , andors never forgot kayla neither will be. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: everyday, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hait. on his second to plummet to a rack in 2008, the sergeant wrote a letter to his one-year-old son . "i will be with you again," he wrote. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids also appeared i love you, son. take care of your mother. i am always with you, daddy." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the surgeon now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and his wife, kelly, is in t

he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name. task force 814. it was a reference to a special day, august 14, kayla's birthday. never forgot kayla and neither will we. thank you. [applause] president trump: every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in him -- in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher -- on his second deployment to iraq, he wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage. yourll help you to ride first bike, build your first sandbox, i love you, daddy. chris was on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the sergeant now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife, kelly, is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now a 13-year-old and doing very well. to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] president trump

to reach relatives are taking the bodies of their loved ones home they say a member of the tie special forces killed in the weekend shooting spree one among dozens. elsewhere families waited for information though sirat already knew what was coming. her sister had been in the shopping mall with her family. place in the evening someone sent me a photo showing my sister's body lying with her arm around her child. and what about the father. he was nearby with blood all over his face 30 age has emerged from inside the siege. as terrified shoppers made their daring escape. the way some were fleeing the danger others were running towards it including a civilian drone operator who volunteered to go inside the mall to help corner the killer. using his flying camera he led police to the storage unit where the gunman lee waits and. he turns the lights off when the drone nears police pounced shooting the rule soldier and ending the massacre. outside the mall tributes are growing moms and dads holding their babies that little bit tighter today this massacre has shattered the peace here. and. i feel scare

he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team, that so perfectly carried out the operation, had given their mission and name. task force a 14. it was a reference to a special day. august 14th, kayla's birthday. this is america's warriors, never forgot caleb. and neither will week. [applause]. men and women in uniform demonstrate the infant death that dwells in the human heart, one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant, christopher inc., on the second deployment to iraq in 2008, the sergeant wrote a letter to his one -year-old son gauge, i will be with you again he wrote. i will teach you to write your first bike. fill your first sandbox and what you play sports until you have kids also. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. daddy. on easter sunday, 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. he rest in eternal glory. and his wife kelly, is in the gallery tonight joined by their son who is now a 13 -year-old and doing very very well. to ke

have been identified as the source of more than half of the country's known coded $900.00 cases a special force including health officials are racing to locate church members for testing as concern grows the virus may spread nationwide. well italy has now confirmed 11 people there have died from the corona virus 322 people have been infected one day increase of almost half of it comes as other european countries are recording their 1st cases experts believe travelers are carrying the virus from italy which is the epicenter of the outbreak in europe now they include one of 2 new cases here in germany italy's health minister has been hosting emergency talks with ministers from neighboring countries and germany to discuss a joint response they gave this is us. we shared some important points to strengthen our cooperation and stick together. like among these the most important point is to keep the borders open. closing borders would be inappropriate disproportionate and wrong. all countries bordering italy have committed to share and standardize information and to share epidemiological and medical

indeed the situation is very fluid right now we have shirts just a short while ago that special forces house and the mall on the ground floor level there are no glowing screen that the defense floor is trying to secure everything just before we have seen dozens of people civilians coming out of the mall trying to find shelter somewhere. he just believes dad's this shooter is still holed up in that basement off the shelf big ball so the situation is still going on florian have authorities said anything about the attack it. yes we basically you know he is 32 year old soldier in the thai army. he has been posting as you said he has been posting. everything on facebook on his facebook profile until that was shut down so it is quite clear who the man is we do not know what his motives are. he has posted some dubious for marks on his facebook page that. now authorities are led to believe that maybe there has been some land dispute issues what seems to be confirmed is that this man shot his commanding officer and the mother in law of that commanding officer before he went on his shooting spre

there are a smaller number of american troops, special forces, that are in a counterterrorism role therey go after terrorism targets that target both western interests as well as afghan interests. this could be, this partnered operation that we saw this weekend here, that's what it could have been since they were special forces soldiers. it's not a leap of logic to think they might have been on a counterterrorism mission. >> admiral john kirby, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> still ahead, abuse, online bullying, even threats. bernie sanders supporters targeting online critics in harsh and cruel ways, even exposing their personal lives. the candidate is condemning the attacks but are these supporters listening? >>> and cnn is live all over new hampshire, criss-crossing the state with the candidates just two days now before the primary. our team coverage and analysis continues in just a moment. kayak. search one and done. introducing botanica. home fragrances with exotic pairings. warm vanilla and himalayan magnolia. french lavender and honey blossom. and it's responsibly sourced. new b

clearly it was partnered, most likely because these are special forces soldiers, it was probably in theounterterrorism realm but we just won't know until the army is able to provide us a little more detail. these are common. a part and parcel of why we're in afghanistan, to help afghan national security forces learn how to defend their own people and their own country a little bit better. >> they've not determined whether this attack was carried out by an afghan soldier or by someone wearing a military uniform. if this gunman was an afghan soldier, what kind of implications could there be? >> well, they're going to have to look at force protection measures across these partnered operations, probably look at vetting and how these soldiers get chosen for these kinds of operations. ana, this could be everything from the extreme version of a taliban-inspired, precoordinated attack to maybe just a dispute that turned violent, unfortunately, and maybe even the american soldiers weren't even the target of this soldier as he started to shoot. we just don't know right now. i don't think that dep

he was one of three recruits who collapsed and died ona recruits who collapsed and died on a special forcest into the death of the three were damning of the mod. the coroner ruled the exercise was run by people who had not been trained properly and that planning was poon properly and that planning was poor. in 2016 there was another fatality. joshua collapsed and died during training, again because of heat illness. as in 2013, at least two opportunities to stop the march had not been taken. the mod does have specialist kit like this device which can indicate how hot it really is. this was not being used properly. the mod promised to train people on it and to introduce warning labels. but as of late last year, it had not even done that. we have discovered that over the last 20 years, the ministry of defence breached health and safety laws at least 40 times. but there had been no court cases because of its immunity from prosecution under health and safety law. solicitor hillary meredith represents families of servicemen and women who have died during training. servicemen and women who have di

army's 7th special forces group. the army says the family members of the deceased are currently be notified. according to a statement released by the department of defense, both the soldiers are 28 years old and first class sergeants, one from texas and one from new mexico. at least one member of the afghan forces was also killed. officials tell fox they aren't ruling out the possibility of an attack by isis. there are more than 13,000 american forces serving despite the fact the taliban controls more territory than they did in 2001 when the original american operation was launched there. president trump has pledged to start removing american troops from the country although negotiations with the taliban are ongoing. >>> twitter is making plans to expand outside of its home base in san francisco. the plans come nine years after city leaders gave twitter a big tax break to stay in san francisco. twitter ceo jack dorsey says he now needs to build a company that's not entirely dependent on san francisco. and he says twi

. >> lomi: ♪ >> narrator:econds later, police special forces charge the protesters. ♪ they make more . but lomi and her team escape. >> man: >> lomi: >> narrator: lomand her friends say they'rrunning out of time. hong kong's special status is due to end in 2047, when chinae will takck full control. >> lomi: ♪ >> narrator: as the protests have intensified, china has warned that it could directly intervene. >> woman (in mandarin) ♪ (crowd shouting, chanting) (chanting continues) >> vincent:ut (shog) >> narrator: vincent is one of tens of thousands of high schooe students at the t of the protests. >> vincent: >> woman: >> vincent >> narrator: he has firsthand experience of life in mainland cha. he grew up there before moving to hong kong in s teens. >> vincent: an shouting) (crowdhanting) >> narrator: vincent says he fears hong kong will become a surveillance state like china. (man shouting) some lampposts here are already dequipped with sensors an cameras, and have become targets of the protesters. (crowd cheering, post crashes) (cheering more loudly,ap auding) >> (laughing) >> vincent:

at least one member of the afghan special forces was also killed.group has claimed responsibility for the attack, beneficial self to fox they're not ruling the possibility out that it could be an isis affiliate. there currently 13000 american soldiers in afghanistan fighting the taliban. despite the fact the taliban actually holds more territory than it did back in 2001 when the first american operation began there. president trump has pledged to pull american forces out slowly from afghanistan, though negotiations still continue the taliban. eric: thank you trey will have more on this. arthel: police officer's ambush 12 hours apart. by the city's mayor and police commissioner are calling those attacks quote assassination attempts. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adj

well the resists special force made a special african force brigade that actually has a bigger manu minded than just the normal peacekeeping they are allowed to engage the enemy when people are when you know civilians are under talk so they're allowed to do that so they have a broader montes but a lot of people are saying they're not even doing enough because some of these attacks really happen very close to you ready bases but they cannot it's un peacekeepers the people who structures that u.n. peacekeepers respond very late we also spoke to a human rights campaigner who is saying right now days of this offensive that's going on the u.n. does not have boots on the ground in the jungle but just saying that they're part trawling in villages they're providing ass support as well but people that we've talked to see will society groups that we've talked to say that the u.n. is not providing the support that for d.c. this is the congolese army really needs some they need to provide them with toxic low support they need to provide them with air support so that they can the army with the boots of

. >> and now tipping over into the conversation sanctuary cities where they will spend special forcesies. >> and you see cities like los angeles already resisting this push. the federal government is putting ice o.c.e. forces puttin to their cities and trying to actually, you know, round up undocumented, unauthorized immigrants. i think that it is a recipe for unlimited number of human rights abuses, you know. it really is a recipe for disaster. >> what does it tell you that he is doing it right now? >> it was center to his 2016 campaign and it will be central to his 2020 re-election campaign. and the majority of the fence that has been built, it is actually replacing barriers that were already there. i think that is also important to highlight. >> and appropriate $3.8 million from military, you know, that is $3.8 million frankly maybe the military may not even need, we could be using it for nutrition assistance and other things. >> and let's underscore this is supposed to be part of the checks and balances. the power of the purse strings that congress has to rein in the executive. if

meeting with lo a nest for taliban and isis combatants two killed and six more members of the special forcesroup wounded. they're still investigating if the shooter is actually a member of the combined u.s./afghan forces, which would make this a so-called green on blue attack the deaths of gutierrez and rodriguez are the fifth and sixth of the year after a bloody 2019 when 22 american service members died in afghanistan. all as president trump tries to negotiate a peace deal with the taliban after 19 years of fighting >> we're working to finally end america's longest war and bring our troops back home >> reporter: and asfor those potential peace talks? well, the taliban hasn't claimed credit for this attackte, mike pompeo says the taliban has to demonstrate the will and capacity to reduce violence. >> hans, thank you >>> a gunman goes on a rampage targeting new york's finest. two officers shot just 12 hours part police were ambushed after the gunman walked in firing several rounds inside. the mayor calling it an assassination attempt, slamming governor cuomo and mayor de blasio >> reporter:

special forces from the seven special forces group airborne along with afghan forces were just finishing they call a key engagement meeting when this person in a military uniform opened fire with a machine gun killing two americans wounding six. one afghan soldier was also killed and three others injured in this incident. the americans say they are not sure what the cause or the motive of this incident is and they're looking into it. >> we know that reports of the shooter that he had an afghan uniform but, again, that doesn't exactly mean that the fwgunman s an afghan soldier. these insider attacks that we've seen in the past. the insider attacks that have killed so many people. >> that's right, george. this was a really big problem. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 when there were many more american and nato forces in the country. in 2012, 15% of all coalition deaths were because of these insider attacks where people inside, in afghan army uniforms and security forces uniforms turn their weapons on american and coalition forces. the problem has subsided a bit, but we saw two american deaths last

/afghan force with a machine gun one more was kill and six more members of the special forces group were wounded special investigators are stili part of an insider attack. >>> british airlines broke a record becoming the fastest flight from new york to london they made it from jfk to throe in 4:56 overnight. it had a top speed it was helped by massive tail winds. >> ahead, the winners in hollywood, the biggest stars and a little fun. >> a couple of years ago there was a big mistake here where they read out the long name. no problem here because they've switched to the iowa caucus app. >> nobody understands it more than good visual affects. >> i'm so sorry. >> the man who had the last laugh was bong joon-ho who took host best picture for "parasite. we're joined by jennifer bjorklund. >> a very interesting night here in hollywood you could call it a comedy of drama, a horror movie in we've before. >> "parasite." >> history at the oscars "parasite"e first foreign picture to win best picture. "parasite" won three other awards including becht director for bong joon-ho. >> thank you >> no surp

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nest for taliban and isis combatants one afghan soldier was killed and six more members of the special forces group were wounded. military officials say they are still investigating if the shooter was actually a member of the combined u.s. afghan force, which would make this incident a so-called green on blue take. the deaths both 28 years old are the fifth and sixth of the year after a bloody 2019, which when 22 american service members died in afghanistan all as president trump tries to negotiates a peace deal with the taliban after 19 years of fighting >> we are working to finally end america's longest war and bring our troops back home >> could this affect peace talks with the taliban >> reporter: potentially. while they haven't claimed responsibility, secretary of state mike pompeo has said for any peace deal to be reached, the taliban has to demonstrate the will and the capacity to reduce violence. >> hans nichols at the white house for you. thank you. >>> tonight we're hearing from a shopper forced to hide during the terrifying and dead hi mall shooting in thailand yesterday. now the g

to have a cat sort of mimic you committed to actually cover the host trade i mean the french special forces are very well equipped and they have an intelligence as well as you know where the african forces working alongside them but you've got such a vast area and you've got of jihad is a fact that that is always going to be a challenge to keep things as betty i'm sure it is so what's the solution then i mean how many more troops is it going to take to make a difference to curb this violence and is it just france's should be supplying them . well i think what we're could be a potential good kinda it's actually that in the last meeting they had in january it was decided that there was going to be joined its coalition forces so the nominees join to command this joint boots on the ground francis our forces mixed with african forces in order to actually be able to combine us and this just is a fact that i think previously it would appear that the french law forces were sort of acting on their own going where the light and were ass some sort of intelligence wasn't quite as been said and this see