in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or we're seeing much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank settlements be dismantled again i don't know your going into specifics that i honestly don't know dani thing is that i know here is what it means to be an occupier if people decide that they want to have you know one state in which the settlements and palestinian villages and everything stays in one country it's up to the governments and leadership

it happened near the palestinian city of ra ramallah. lice expect she was hit by a palestinian sniper. >>> in an hour's time nationwide rallies are expected to begin across egypt to remember the arab-rae-israeli war of 1973. the again has been leading the commemorations in di cairo. it's been 40 years since they launched a surprise attack. the interim government has warned against any demonstrations against the army. our cors corse upon correspondem cairo. >> what are we expecting to see. we are expecting to see a large parade going through the square. now i'm looking over the square now and it looks very spruced up and ready. you wouldn't recognize it from the days of the 2010 revolution. new turf and new plants growing in the milt middle of the scwai. scwair -- square. we are expecting to see democrat open stationdemonstrations from. the president had a televised address on national television. he called the youth to come out in support of the military and take to the squares. there is also a message from the presidential spokesman who

we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless fat

declare the palestinian society as a whole not just the gunmen men women and children everybody needs to be afraid of you because that creates affective control over the palestinian population in. the city. first street. and i think the trick. on our reporters would. be in the. thanks for saying with us here on our team america's ongoing drone strikes in pakistan should be investigated as a war crime that's according to a report of this week by amnesty international but getting to the bottom of the so-called precision strikes program could be difficult now it all began in two thousand and four under the bush administration two thousand and six was of the deadliest year in the presidency when almost one hundred civilians away killed but since then but you've also been an aid to the use of drones it pakistan has delayed it reaching a peak after president obama took office in two thousand and nine then the next twelve months of his presidency you saw a record number of strikes at a hundred and twenty two and despite many damning reports the drone war carries on now the obama administration is responsible for almost ninety percent of these strikes and out of the hundreds of civilians killed

the book "jerusalem." >> basically, this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six-day war. >> yep. >> and the hall that we're traveling in now, walking in is east jerusalem. it's the palestinianhat was up until '67 belonged to jordan. so now it's under israeli cont very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, the city has been unified. but for the palestinian, they are under occupation, as far as they are concerned. we just have to go for a falafel because it's so much part of the culture here. again, contentious because jews or israelis make falafel their own and everybody in the world thinks falafel is an israeli food. it's been done for generations here. and here, you get falafel that's just been fried. you don't get it any other way. when i come to a place like that, i see there's a few left from the previous customer, i don't take that. i want them to fry them for me. that makes all the difference in the world. >> a whole different animal, isn't it? so is there a historically provable answer to who invented it? >> who made it first. the one thing that's very clear in this part of the world, palestine, lebanon, syria, it's been cooked for many, many, many ge

among 100 prisoners the israelis have agreed to release as part of efforts to restart peace negotiations. crowds of palestinians welcomed them home in a ceremony in the west bank city of ramala. president mahmoud abbas said there will be no final peace agreement as long as palestinians are dained in israeli prisons. negotiators had not met for three years until they restarted talks in july. but, again, they're running into road blocks. hardliners in israeli government are opposed to the talks and israelis have refused to stop building settlements in occupied territories. united nations authorities say the settlements are a violation of international law. >>> iranian envoys have offered up a new approach to end a deadlock over their nuclear program. they met in vienna. officials from the international atomic energy agency. they discussed a long blocked investigation into iranian nuclear activities. >> iran presented a new proposal on practical measures as a constructive contribution to strengthen cooperation and dialogue with a view to future resolution of all outstanding issues. >> the negotiators discussed a possible visit to a facility near the iranian capital te

also clashes between israeli soldiers and locals have been reported in the west bank city of ramallah after troops killed the palestinians thought to be a member of a radical movement i.d.f. forces say that he played a key role in a televised bus bombing last november. and america along with ten year opinion and arab states have thrown their weight behind a. peace conference for next month to try and resolve the syrian conflict rebel groups though still not saying if they will attend the talks in geneva and whether the fragmented opposition has a valuable role to play in rebuilding syria that's a subject for debate in our he's crosstalk coming your way next hour. which they are very much themselves whether it's for a pan-islamic state or whether it's just for their own various criminal reigns we don't really know and i don't think we should be so concerned we should focus on power sharing conflict resolution and reconstruction in syria whether anybody from the opposition cons or not my question is what can. bring his people bring to the table to persuade those who do attend the future is open it's not predestined that he

clashes between israeli soldiers and locals have been reported in the west bank city of ramallah after i.d.f. troops killed a palestinian from the radical jihad movement mohammad asif was shot dead while hiding in a cave from israeli forces who tried to detain him over what they claim was his key role in a television bus bombing last november two more people were also captured during the operation. a fresh national poll in the us shows more than a haul for americans are skeptical about the economic recovery in the near future the number of pessimists has a reason despite the declining unemployment rate as marina burton i have friends out that's because nailing a job does not guarantee a place to. the working poor have become among america's fastest growing demographic. charmaine works full time as a telephone data collector i make about two fifty a week depending on the hours that i work and many days the thirty year old eats a free dinner at the new york city rescue mission before heading to the place she's called home for the past five years i come here to eat at the mission then jump on the train get back to the shel

between israeli soldiers and locals now reported in the west bank city of ramallah it's off the troops killed a palestinianthought to be a member of a radical jihadist movement the man was shot dead while hiding in a cave from i.d.f. forces who say he played a key role in a televised bus bombing last november. so they are young attractive and have a whole pile of debts to pay off so some female university students in the u.k. are turning to pay for dating websites it's where men can lavish cash in expensive gifts on the girl of their choice but as artie's sarah further reports this modern approach to money making can have or rather unwanted consequences young pretty student seeks wealthy older man welcome to the world of sugar daddy dating where anything you want question. can apparently be yours at the click of a button websites like seeking arrangement link up young sugar babies like nineteen year old sarah with sugar daddies men who are willing to cough up some serious cash . and. be in reality there probably are. seven in the seeking arrangement launched recently in the u.k. students and to take taken

focusing on negotiations with the palestinians and iran's nuclear am beneficiaries. >>> a federal judge is going to decide whether the cityf detroit can go ahead with its bankruptcy case. it is the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. >>> 71 brush fires are burning across australia. firefighters are bracing for what could be their worst day yet. weather conditions are expected to worsen with hot temperatures and high winds combining in the forecast. andrew thomas has more from new south wales. >> reporter: john cameron was packed and ready to leave if necessary. down the road a neighborhood was putting up signs for fire members before she left, don't forget the animals. watch out for the fuel. karen had seen fire before and wasn't leaving yet. >> if i seen flames coming up through the bushes, i would be out of here, but we have had a lot of smokey days up here, but i'm quite at ease, but if the wind changes, i think i will leave. >> reporter: and it was the wind causing the most concern, gusts of up to 100 kilometers an hour can spread flames fast. some helicopters were working but others had to be grounde

population is not jewish but they prefer jews and it's reflected in the fact that the non jewish cities. which poor palestinians of course. live under a totally different set of laws there are dozens of laws that people can go to www dot com or dot org and they have a list of all those laws that discriminate specifically against the palestinian citizens of the state and they live in basically in an environment of racism and discrimination and people won't rent an apartment to a palestinian and it's hard to get a job if you're a palestinian and so forth and talk about citizens and then you've got the palestinians who have no citizenship they live in the west bank and gaza and even though they might live i don't know fifty yards away from an israeli jewish settlement they're denied water they're not protection the settlers with the protection of the army attacking them take their lands destroy their homes and so on these are stories that i think people are familiar with and there's no law that protects them they are completely under the mercy of the israeli military and it's the military that doesn't show mercy t

the west bank city of ramallah. it's after troops killed a palestinian who was a member of a radical jihadist movement i.d.f. forces say he played a key role in. the bombing just last november. and the u.s. will send an extra one point six billion dollars in aid to pakistan military support will make up the major chunk of the allocated funds with only two hundred sixty million going toward civilian needs this comes right after amnesty international condemned america first drone war in pakistan saying it could be classified as a war crime. and america along with ten new european and arab states are throwing their weight behind a peace conference slated for next month to try and find a solution to the syrian conflict though the rebel groups haven't yet said if they will attend the talks or not in geneva whether the fragmented opposition has a valuable role to play in rebuilding syria well that's all up for debate and that's the main subject with artie's crosstalk coming your way in about six minutes . they are very much themselves whether it's for a pan-islamic state or whether it's just for their own various c

where were the egyptians coffee shops or wear what a moroccan get a haircut or people of palestinian descent where did they watch soccer? they created this gigantic ethnic map of the city that was really the foundation of what has been a 10 year extremely secret program that the nypd has been running. >> has this 10 year program been successful? >> our book looks at the most significant terror plot that al qaeda unleashed on new york city since 9/11. this is a plot that one of bin laden's top deputies hatched and set in motion and it was a plot to bomb the new york city subways in 2009. what we found in with the book shows in the form of a thriller really is this the plot is unfolding the nypd has a million opportunities -- the secret program 7 million opportunities to catch saucy and his friends and at every term the programs fail. >> who is nazibullah zazi? >> he is the central antagonists of this vote. zazi is this kid an afghan american who came here as a child was a westernized kid. he was supporting the invasion of afghanistan after 9/11 let a lot of kids who fall out of the system dropped out of high school and became disenchanted and a little bit angry and then

disposal site, it is dumped on private land, which the palestinian municipality says raises environmental and health concerns. it was horrible. the cityas on the verge of an environmental catastrophfee. people would burn their waste. it wasn't bearable to walk in the city. >> the israeli civil authorities issued this statement: due to the environmental damage caused to the aquifer and to the air, the head of the civil administration in the west bank has accepted the recommendation given by the environmental professionals to close the landfill operating in the area. >> with the municipal dump now closed, many palestinians fear the expansion of theett little settlement on the hill will begin taking over more of their land. peter sharpe, al jazeera in ramala. >> now to sport including rugby. i will listen to some of this. here is robbip. >> football, cricket and mlb action to come. a couple oftories developing in asia formula world championship is on poll. he has a 60 point lead in the standings. vettle was 2/10ths of a second factor mark weber posted the third fastest time. he will start 13th after being handed a penalty for hitching a

disposal site waste is dumped on private land, which the palestinians say raises environmental and health concerns. >> translation: it was horrible. the city was on the verge of an environmental catastrophe. people would burn the waste. it was not bearable to walk in the city. >> the israeli civil authorities issued this statement... >> with the municipal dump closed many palestinians fear the expansion of the little settlement on the hill will begin, taking over more of their land. >> we should note that the landfill was designated to serve a population of over 100,000 in barawe and other palestine communities. >> immigration activists are taking to the street to voice support for comprehensive reforms. rallies are expected in 160 cities nationwide. immigrants and allies want to show they haven't forgotten about reform immigration. immigration reform is something house republicans are unwilling to consider. >> made in america - for decades it was the gold standard for products around the world, until american jobs were shipped overseas for cheaper labour. several major u.s. companies are rethinking tactics with the idea of putting america

the first european state issued islamic bones come from. and also their families and friends reunited after israel releases twenty six palestinian prisoners we got the touching pictures on our invasion section right now. the city of russia's dagestan region has been targeted by twin bomb attack that is reports two people were killed and up to fifteen injured including three policemen the blast took place near the entrance to shops with one building bursting into flames thirty forces are searching for other possible explosive devices close to the. other world news for you now in our world update this hour police and national supporters of the ousted morsi at the campus of the university current scuffles for yesterday's rally with protesters insisting the deposed president is still the legitimate leader this comes as the deputy leader of the muslim brotherhood freedom and justice party was arrested is likely to stand trial alongside morsi and some of his other key supporters next monday. also in our world update this protests have erupted in anchor against turkey's conservative government on the country's republic day police used tear gas to stop people marching towards from square as part of celebrations the da

city, this is charlie rose. >> the death and homicides of over one million civilians in iraq. the fact that the u.s. is supporting the deaths and killings of thousands of palestiniansdoes not justify the killing of one u.s. civilian in new york city or washington, d.c. >> rose: that j.d. nawaz is here. he's the author of "radical, my journey out of islamic extremism tony blair said this book should be read by anyone that understands how the extremism that stalks our world is treated and how can be be overcome. it can only be written by someone who lived this story. also joining me, john miller, formerly of the f.b.i. and my colleague at cbs news. i'm pleased to have both of them here. this is as many of you know who i do many things that john miller says and so you said we should have a conversation here. why? >> this book is remarkable in that it is the story of radicalization written by the person who is being radicalized and you go through the process of his radicalization, into egypt where he's accused of trying to top it will government, into the prisons where he's tortured, among the prisoners where he meets other people and out the other end of that tunnel w

say aty officials training ground of the armed wing was struck north of gaza city. the palestinians is the first is really airstrike in about a year. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. over 100 wireless carriers in the u.s. year normalbe household names but in the area they serve, they are important. they are community-based. we have 100 carriers and some outside the united states. we service almost 200 associate members. they make up the ecosystem that supports wireless carriers. >> the future of small wireless carriers, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span. we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we're c-span, created by the cable tv industry 34 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. and now, you can watch us in h.d. >> "washington journal" continues. to talkining us now about health care is o

bank i was told that we need to show the ship palestinians that there is a new sheriff in town and i'm quoting here in. the final touches paid made to military for cities and such he would just over three months to go now before the twenty forty would to games russia's president is there right now actually met today with the new head of the international olympic committee president putin gave a short answer is that all guests and competitors will be made to feel welcome at that event regardless of their race all sexual orientation scott. president vladimir putin began his day by evening and you are transport in the city and the new president of the international olympic committee the president has assured. us back from the eye or say that the venues will indeed be ready on time even the venue for the opening ceremony which is a county having a roof installed there have also been those concerns in a recent months about russia's what's known as the gay propaganda law there have been campaigns to possibly even boycott the sochi winter olympics president vladimir putin has laid some of those some of those face today. they will do everything to ensure that

foundation of the state of israel there has not been a single village town or city built for arab citizens of israel meanwhile in the negev desert right now where eighty thousand indigenous palestinian bedouins live in unrecognized villages where they're not allowed to hook up to the electricity grid even the electricity wires run over their villages they can't get any public services because they're not jews there is a plan called the proverb plan that will forcibly relocate forty thousand of those indigenous bedouins to state run indian reservations style towns which according to government linked website the or movement have been built to concentrate the bedouin population this will be the largest campaign of ethnic cleansing possibly since nine hundred forty eight and you have to wonder why aren't we hearing about this in our media what i'm trying to do with my book goliath is just simply educate people and get past this curtain of silence that obscures human rights crimes like the kind we're discussing now absolutely i want to get your opinion on this recently i was talking to norman finkelstein and he was saying that obama's kind of trying to reinvigorate the peace process bec

clashes between israeli soldiers and locals are being reported in the west bank city of ramallah but after i.d.f. troops killed a palestinianfrom a radical jihad movement he was shot dead while hiding in a cave from israeli forces who tried to detain him over what they claim was his key role in tel aviv bus bombing last november. tens of thousands of youngsters are subjected to domestic violence in the u.k. with the government's child protection agencies struggling with their workload in times of biting budget cuts ortiz visited normalisation is trying to take up the slack but the doors could also soon be closed leaving the nation's most vulnerable with nowhere to turn or smith reports these are the children of kids company one in five has been shot at all stabbed half have witnessed shootings or stabbings in the last year the lucky ones come to camilla batmanglij is charity to be pieced back together these children in one of the richest countries of the world are living in a type of war zone that is on estates so they see people stabbed outside their window they're afraid of firearms they go up on the staircase in their es

the palestinian population. is on a journey to. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred two cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty. those who kill him. in a record setting trip. here. on r t r cool. another day and yet more damaging revelations the case communications head cool as documents revealed that he went to keep the mass surveillance program. also in the u.k. the prime minister failed to convince his european partners to cut back whole business red tape after reports the regulations of british taxpayers tens of billions of pounds a year. open in the us i'm over the real history but this is the first time for being a big player of the north pole i don't see crew follow. into the problem at night. which is.

the palestinian population. one hundred days remaining. in. the days of fleet. is a much epic journey. one hundred and twenty three days. through to him my number two cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand coming. in a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. really. on r t. four now it's like two active camps on. where patients are forced back in the months after i'm out of the strike never turn world's attention to the place that some job of ours minds. another day and yet that edging revelations of the u.k.'s communications head coolth is documents reveal the lengths that you think you went to to keep them out since they didn't raise around. the prize of membership london's being forced to cough up a staggering twenty seven billion pounds a year to comply with the many regulations. put to the test as turkey turns away from its allies aid seeking a missile defense deal with china. last for moscow you're watching r t you know it's.

the verge of an environmental capacity. people would burn their waste. it was not bearable to walk in the city. >> the israeli civil authorities issued this statement: >> and with the municipal dump closed, many palestiniansear the expansion of the little settlement on the hill will begin, taking over more of their land. >> well, with the u.s. government shut down, there was a threat the air force navy game might have been cancel. it was game on. what made it happen? that story in sport. also ahead on al jazeera america, thousands of people buying cars in thailand are defaulting on their loans. why some experts say the government's plan to stimulate the economy is backfiring. that story ahead. >> [ music ] >>> italian government has offered first-time car buyers cash in order to stimulate the economy. analyst say the cash incentives are backfiring. thousands of consumers are defaulting on loans and having to give up their new cars. we have more from bangkok. >> thailand is big on cars. so much so it's even been called south east asia's detroit. even though it's the biggest car maker in the region thailand's industry took losses after floods two years ago. under a new scheme, first-time car buyers are give

the process. israel freed to release palestinians prisoners who were serving long sentence. >>> istanbul opened a new underwater tunnel linking the european and asian side of the city. we report on the engineering milestone. >> reporter: the project is 150-year-old dream that became a reality. a turkish-japanese consortium took on the task of sub merging and anchoring the tunnel to the riverbed. talks started in 2004 but it was stopped because of archeological findings. it is more than 60 kilometers and has the capacity of more than 1 million passengers a day. the most important part of this project is the undersea tunnel. and it basically connects asia where i am with europe. the ride between the two stations on the two sides is only four minutes. the tunnel runs under the strait that connects the black sea and divides istanbul between asia and europe. it's 13.6 kilometers long including and under way stretch of 4.4 kilometers. the tunnel cost more than $4 billion to build. and the turkish government said that's money well spent. >> not only joining two continents, it's making the dreams of 50 years coming true. linking history with today and linking today with th

the palestinians the kingdom of solid is going out on its own but where. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand children. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp the torch relay. on r t r c dot com. a breach of trust e.u. leaders express frustration with a long time. to reports that u.s. intelligence has been eavesdropping on dozens of world leaders. feed. migrants from africa in the middle east struggle to rebuild their lives on the other side of the mediterranean report from a refugee camp in the heart of europe. and the u.s. policeman who pepper sprayed a group of peaceful protesters. psychiatric damage a ruling that is likely to fuel anger over police brutality.

the egyptian coffee shop where do rockets get their hair cut? people of palestinian descent where they watch soccer? they created ethnic map of the city that was the foundation of a ted year extremely secret program. >> host: has this been a successful? >> so looking at the most significant terrorist plot that al qaeda and leased bloodier cities instead 11 is the plot would of the top deputies hatched to set in motion to block the deere city's subways in 2009 and was the book shows is as the plot is unfolding the n.y.p.d. has 1 million opportunities to catch his friends added every turn the program fails. >> he is the central antagonist of the book he is a kid that is the afghan american he was westernized supported the invasion of afghanistan after an 11 that like a lot of kids to fatah the system drop out of high-school and his disenchanted and a degree then turned to the internet then became more radicalized he became convinced like the russians before us that we were occupiers a and invaders and they decided they would fight with the taliban so they just bought a plane tickets and said if we can get across the border we will look

the city was on the verge of a environmental ka it is a free. people woul would burn their wa. >> the israeli authorities issued this statement s. >> and with a municipal dump now closed many palestinians feel that the ex-paption of the little settlement on the hill will soon begin taking over more of their happened. >>> fifa executives announced there whrb no decision whether they will move the qatar kusm c. >>> the world ask pu >> i wanted to create a discussion on the summer or winter. and i do not expect that we go and make a decision now. we cannot make a decision without having consul consultedr partners. it's impossible. it's impossible. you have to make a difference of putting in a di diplomatic apprh when you express something and the reality of fact. ?roncht i don't know what will be the outcome of this consultation i don't know the decision we'll make in 2014. we'll have to wait and see. >> he can't ignore the deaths of construction workers in qatar, but the executive director has told a al jazeera. >> our discussions with fifa not only started today we have been working with them since 2010. this is an on going discussion an open dialogue. zplnchts we established a work oth

palestinian descent, where did they watch soccer? what they did was created this giant ethnic map of the city that was the foundation of what has been a 10 year extremely secret program the n.y.p.d. has been running. >> host: has this program been successful overdue not terrorism? >> guest: our book looks at the most significant terrorist plot that al qaeda unleashed on new york city since 9/11. this is a plot that one of bin laden's top deputies had been set in motion, a plot to bomb the new york city subways in 2009. what we found and what the book shows in the form of a thriller really is the n.y.p.d. has a million opportunities. the secret program 7 million opportunities to catch his friends. at every turn when it matters most, these programs fail. >> host: who was najibullah salÉ? after he is the central intelligence of this book. zazi was a westernized kid. he supported the invasion of afghanistan after 9/11. but like a lot of kids who kind of fall off -- ball out of the system, drop out of high school, kind of became disenchanted, became a little bit angry, then turned to the internet and became a radicalized by preachers lik

also unveil one of the city's new transport hubs so it's one hundred days to come tuesday and here on r.g.p. we bring you all the action as it happens as the occupation of palestinian territories continues to spark a deadly clashes an international controversy some israelis are stepping forward with revelations an eyewitness accounts coming up r.t. is sophie shevardnadze speaks with israeli military whistleblower well who explains why he's against keeping the palestinian penned in. you see nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun most of us untrained i have to say that for example i was trained for eight months before i was sent to active duty for the first time out of this eight months seven months seven months and three weeks had nothing to do with what i was doing in my in my in the remaining of my service i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there two to the west bank or two you know around the gaza strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with is fear and hate an

send them to the muslim neighbors and see where depeople get their hair cut or people of palestinian descent, where do they watch sock center they created a gigantic ethnic map of the city. >> has this ten-year secret program been successful in rooting out terrorism? >> our book takes a look at the most significant terrorist plots that ago quite unleashed on new york city since 9/11. this is a plot that one of bin laden's top deputies hatched and set in motion, and it was a plot to bomb in the new york city subways in 2009, and what we found, and what the book shows in the form of a thriller, really, is, as this plot is unfolding, the nypd has a million opportunities, these secret programs have a million opportunities to catch the terrorist, and at every turn when it matters most, the program fails. >> who is -- >> he is basically the central antagonist of this book. dasi is this kid, afghan-american, came here as a child, was a westernized kid, he was supported the invasion of afghanistan after 9/11. but you know what? like a lot of kids who fall out of the system, dropped out of high school, became disenchanted, became a little best angry, and then turn to the interne