syed became the focus of a documentary and the podcast "serial," which questioned and re-examined his conviction, but lee's family says they were left out of the process. >> their mind is open to the possibility that this was wrong, wrongful conviction and that mr. syed didn't do it we don't have enough information from what was presented in the proceedings leading up to him being dismissed to know whether or not that's right or wrong. >> we definitely understand that hae's family has suffered so much, and they continue to suffer, and it's just that we suffer, too. >> reporter: tonight after spending more than half his life in prison, adnan syed is again fighting for his freedom. >>> up next, a distant visitor makes its closest encounter with our planet in tens of thousands of years. >>> plus, popular drugs often prescribed for weight loss and the battle to get insurance companies to cover them when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth.

syed spoke for the first time since his october release of in my family, we've suffered so much, you know, just over the past 20, almost 24 years it's just really hard fours, hard for my dad, hard for my mom. it's hard for my younger brother. >> reporter: syed's freedom came after prosecutors argued he was wrongfully convicted vacating his murder, kidnapping and robbery he charges, prosecutors also cited dna evidence that helped clear his name h syed became the focus of a documentary and the podcast "serial. but lee's family says they were left out of process. >> their mind is open. to the possibility that this was wrong, wrongful conviction and that mr. syed didn't do it we don't have enough information from what was presented in proceedings leading up to him being dismissed to know whether that was right or wrong. >> we definitely understand that the family is suffering so much and they continue to suffer. and we suffer too. >> reporter: after spending more than half his life in prison, adnan syed is again fighting for his freedom. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> police in bell gard

it's complete after hypocrisy. sy, hersh is used unnamed sources to reveal atrocities that they have to deny this, and they have to try and smear as i hersch. because what he is saying in effect is that the biden administration is responsible for perhaps one of the worst environmental and geopolitical terror atrocities in history. the effect of the gnawed stream pipeline attack on the prices of energy in european countries is incalculable. or perhaps finally, people will start to realize how many people were in effect killed because of and of course i, osh names them victoria newland, tony blinking jake sullivan, the players as he calls it on as a sub stack. the norwegian prime minister journal store who served on the instruction book now had of nature. the panamanian president florentine coaches or who hosted the training deep sea diving training for this terror atrocity. we don't know how many hundreds of thousands of people, joe biden had, jake sullivan, antony blinking, and victoria newland have an effect. murdered. the secret of operation begin in june during nato's annual navy

aveeno® >>> adnan syed, the subject of a popular podcast "serial" was back in a courtroom.two decades in prison for the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend hae min lee. lee's family is asking a maryland appeals court to redo the september hearing and reinstate syed's conviction. they claim their rights were violated because they did not receive enough notice about the hearing d could not attend in person. a ruling is expected within 90 days. >>> there is a recall of eye >>> there is a recall of eye drops. >>> and a los angeles man is accused of threatening neighbors. those are some of the headlines. "the los angeles times" reports a man who allegedly aimed rifles from his hollywood high-rise was arrested. residents alerted police after they say a new neighbor bragged about an arsenal of weapons and made violent threats. police arrested 25-year-old braxton johnson on tuesday. they say they found rifles loaded with ammunition pointed at a nearby park in his apartment. >> it's great police work and great teamwork by community members and our police officers to take the suspect of

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and in a sense, sy hersh having to publish on subs deck and many other journalists. of course, he's one of the greatest shows and proves there is no ability for journalists to get their message out to the ordinary working people of nato nations. and therefore, there is no democracy in those nations. more than 15000 people have lost their lives and the devastating earthquakes that rip through turkey and syria in recent days. the city over and takia in 30 years, southern province as one of the most affected areas. a local journalist is mild, kaya has more in how the residents there are trying to cope is on the other. but it is not until we are now in the city center of antique. yes, it's in turkey. is southern most province of ha tie. shut them down because you can see behind me some of the devastation caused by the earthquakes. what are they going to work is going very slowly some due to lack of necessary equipment. 11 up to the ordinary local residents are also helping out those my appeared. the earthquakes have destroyed this area. 3356 people have died in this prov

and in a sense, sy hersh having to publish on sub stack and many other journalists. of course, he's one of the greatest shows and proves there is no ability for journalists to get their message out to the ordinary working people of nato nations. and therefore, there is no democracy in those nations. it seems as though they only want to use that term when it works for them. now let's get into a little bit of the response, or really lack thereof, that we've heard from nations and specifically germany because one of the biggest things that seemed to come out of this report. it wasn't just that the united states wanted to make sure that germany didn't rely too much on russia. it was that the united states wanted to make sure that germany didn't become too powerful, so much so that it didn't need to rely on the us. what do you make of the response that we've seen so far from europe, given the fact that the united states is supposed to be one of their closest allies? as in go in as a look at is a macro meeting as a lensky in paris. after yesterday's bizarre. a presentation

sy hersh reports u.s.divers planted remotely triggered explosives on the pipelines in june while nato was conducting military exercises in the area. he reports the divers were all members of the navy and not members of an american special operations command, whose covert operations must be reported to congress. then on september 25, 20, a norwegian surveillance plane dropped a sonar buoy which triggered the c4 explosives that had been placed on the pipeline. soon after the explosion, the united states strongly suggested russia was behind blowing up its own pipeline. this is national security advisor jake sullivan responding to a question at a white house press briefing. >> the president called the nord stream pipeline attack "a deliberate act of sabotage" and said "now the russians are pumping out misinformation and lies about it." does the u.s. now believe that russia was likely responsible for this act of sabotage? >> first, russia has done what it frequently does when it is responsible for something, wh

has long beenecause trying to stop the north stream to because as sy hersh has story points out, the u.s. has recognized that if nord stream two goes online, that would make it a lot more difficultwait for the u.s. to wage a proxy war against russia because germany will not want to be on board with cutting off itsit source of cheap energy. so the u.s. found an answer to that problem. they blew it up.g for and it's interesting, hersh reports that the planning for this operation beganeration inw 2020 one , and that's whenrces r russian forces were massingthe h on the border of ukrainef the ii and there was the threat of the invasion. but something else happened. russiaon.ame in that same montr december, two thousand twenty one , when planning was underway at the white houseted to blow up nordstrvm to russia, also submitted draft treatieafts to the us and nato , laying outo detailed proposals forr the u.i nato to resolve their issues to roll back nato military infrastructure in states surrounding russia. now we know what happenet d to that because the u.s. rejected wouldn't even discuss

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but here's a sneak peak just on nord stream, sy hersh the great report to expose the my lai massacre, the abu ghraib. so many different stories. people could look up his interview on going underground on our rumble channel. you, you said there was a back to, for sabotage that somehow if you agree with hersh biden was very clear about the north stream pipeline. the energy reserves for the european union, the word destroyed. and i should say, mainstream nato media claimed it could be russia destroying their own pipeline debate and said it was a deliberate act of sabotage. the russians are pumping out this information lies. and at the appropriate moment, when things come down, we are going to be sending divers down to find exactly what happened. isn't that the problem? people think you're a putin puppet. you're the one spreading out russian. this information here joe, by himself said they were going to stop the north st pipeline. i didn't make that up, he said, and now sy hearst is reveal exactly in a detailed way exactly how they did it. we all knew they did it. russia, that's a cash co

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i think of 1st and foremost, you know, now that sy hersh has written this article, we've been saying it for, for months now, yet we've been saying that this, that there was no possibility, no way that russia spend billions of dollars to create this pipeline. and to and use it as part of their diplomacy, parapro from out with europe, the building, the mutual a sort of agreements and success of all of the entire continent. and all of a sudden they're going to go and destroy their own pipeline. it doesn't make sense, but of course, instantly you know, part of this, the reality that we're now living in, we were the one spreading misinformation and this information, quote, unquote, we were the one spreading. a, you know, a kremlin propaganda. it wasn't prevalent propaganda and it isn't. it's just of the ality that russia would not do this. it's not within. it is just out of the bounds of, of what would be realistic. and now that sy hersh has written this, i think it's taking the lid off of a dis, a cocktail that, that the west is, is making in their mainstream media. and people are finall

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don't abandon sy hersh don't turn around as a while. maybe. maybe he's maybe he's over the hill after all he's using. he's using, you know, unnamed sources. deep throat during watergate, the hero, deep throat was an anoint named source. there whistleblowers daniel ellsberg was it . so it's, i mean it's incredible if you like the result, then you love the journalistic practice. if you don't like it, then the people who say this are crackpot lunatics and psychotic conspiracy theorists, the worst offender and us censorship and media made relation. that's how twitter ceo e lot muska slammed the global engagement center. this is a, the state department agency aimed at countering what washington called foreign propaganda and this information. let's learn more with marina cars. the global engagement center sounds so friendly and welcoming. right. well, it definitely is if your views match, there's the global gauge with center is not really doing sort of direct counter propaganda. we're clear going out and you know, making sure that independent journa

i think of 1st and foremost, you know, now that sy hersh has written this article, we've been saying it for, for months now, yet we've been saying that this did, that there was no possibility, no way that russia spend billions of dollars to create this pipeline. and to, and use it as part of their diplomacy, irreproachable with europe, the building, the mutual a sort of agreements and success of all of the entire continent. and all of a sudden they're going to go and destroy their own pipeline. it doesn't make sense . but of course, instantly you know, part of this, the reality that we're now living in, we were the one spreading misinformation and disinformation, quote, unquote, we were the one spreading. a, you know, a kremlin propaganda. it wasn't prevalent propaganda and it isn't. it's just of the ality that russia would not do this. it's not within, it is just out of the bounds of, of what would be realistic. and now that sy hersh has written this, i think it's taking the lead off of a dis, a cocktail that, that the west is, is making in their mainstream media. and people are fin

and now sy hersh revealed exactly in a detailed way exactly how they did it. we all knew they did it. russia, that's a cash cow for russia that pipeline. why would they blow up their own cash cow? of course, that makes no sense. and of course, you know, i'm old enough to remember the iraq war, and that was sold it to you. american people on a pack allies and anybody who pushed up against it and said that saddam hussein was not a threat to the united states. saddam hussein didn't do 911. and saddam hussein doesn't have any weapons of mass destruction. you are called sit out and do you recall apologies for saddam saying they're doing that. it's the same thing over and over. if i oppose the libyan war, they said the same thing about the, the syrian war. they called me in the scientist. i was right about the gas attacks . i was right about libya. i was right about iraq. and of course it's not. he doesn't take a genius to see what's going on. the united states are doing a proxy warn you. great. now they are ramping up, their sabre rattling with china, why it's all

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and now that sy hersh has written this, i think it's taking the lead off of this. this is the cocktail that, that the west is, is making in their mainstream media. and people are finally seeing and waking up and saying maybe maybe we're being duped. not only on north stream by blank, but on everything in friend and connected with a variety of issues, whether be the operation ukraine, or for example, the balloon going over the u. s. as my balloon. a bridge where you really just go ahead, we have 40 seconds before we go to the break. i had jump. do you remember the day mind or how bell south nicaragua during the sandinista game? yeah, i mean was, we were even condemned by the international court of justice and they never paid reparation. that's pure gang stories of the used to doing to the south and other do it to you. oh, well, i mean it, all 3 of you in our audience here was weapons of mass destruction. does that ring any bells or any one here? i mean, if they light about that, then they open. we have to safely assume that they lie about a whole lot of things. mayb

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when it struck a week ago, sy clone, gabrielle was one of the worst storms in new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up through and go to one of the main fruit growing regions. hawkes bay is among the areas hit. hardest flood wood has reached the roof of this farmer's property which is now covered in mud palm. it is a cave for crop it is, it's got whipped through, the flood is no longer able to be exported. so we can actor stripper, the full scale of the damage is still emerging. many areas remain hard to access after raging flood waters wiped out roads. and thousands of households still don't have power. lives have been turned upside down. many people have seen the homes and all of the positions completely destroyed. countless others have been displaced tragically, so far, 11 people have lost their lives, and more fatalities remain possible. the government sees the storm damage will cost billions, international assistance as being coordinated with fiji and australia. many new zealanders are facing a long road to recovery an