usama, i am so sorry will become of that person. usama, i am so sorry to interrupt you.has said? you have seen somebody at the window on the 11th floor in the last few moments? it is a person who we have seen moments? it is a person who we have seen for about almost one and a half hours, when that person first appeared and now the windows closed again, ican appeared and now the windows closed again, i can report, so there is someone again, i can report, so there is someone in that flat who came to the window almost two hours ago, one and a half hours ago. the crowd audibly reacted and we have been watching for a while. that is where the hydraulic platform came up near the outside of the building and the emergency responders have been focusing on that area to see what they can do to keep the fire under control and perhaps rescue that person. i can see him actively now at the window. his or her hand is up to herface, at the window. his or her hand is up to her face, perhaps at the window. his or her hand is up to herface, perhaps on the phone. we have been watching that pe

this is usama hasan.don attacker here, at this family funfair to celebrate eid in july last year. he came up to me and he said, "how dare you come to a muslim event, because you're a nonbeliever." he started screaming abuse at me. he said, "you're taking money from the government to work against muslims, you spy on muslims..." his family took these photos of khuram butt at the eid festival. after the abuse, came violence. physically, what did he do? physically, he tried to assault me. yeah, he ran at me — he ran at me with an expression of hatred on his face. did he touch you? a scuffle broke out, and at one point i helped wrestle him to the ground. usama hasan says he ran, while his family took more photos for evidence. he believes he was targeted, because of his work countering extremism. very aggressive, he was full of hate. i felt intimidated. a bystander had told members of my family that "we know this guy." he was kicked out of the local mosque, of banned from the local mosque, for causing trouble t

dr usama hasan of ouilliam international reported the incident to police. ed thomas has been investigating what the authorities knew about khuram butt. known to police, known to mi5, and today, the bbc has been told of another warning that khuram butt was another warning that khuram butt was an extremist. i had to run for my safety a nd an extremist. i had to run for my safety and that's my life that day. this is usama hasan, who said he came face—to—face with the attacker, at this family funfair to celebrate eid last year. he said, how do you come to a muslim bent when you are a non— believer? he said you take money from the government to work against muslims, used by muslims. his family took photos of khuram butt at the eid festival. after the bews, came violence. physically, he tried to assault me. he ran at me. he ran at me with an expression of hatred in his face. did he touch you? a scuffle broke out. at one point, i pressed into the ground. he said he ran and his family took more photos for evidence. he believes that he was targeted for his work cant

this is usama hasan. in july last year. he came up to me and he said, "how dare you come to a muslim event, because you're a nonbeliever." he started screaming abuse at me. he said, "you're taking money from the government to work against muslims, you spy on muslims..." his family took these photos of khuram butt at the eid festival. after the abuse, came violence. physically, what did he do? physically, he tried to assault me. yeah, he ran at me — he ran at me with an expression of hatred on his face. did he touch you? a scuffle broke out, and at one point i helped wrestle him to the ground. usama hasan says he ran, while his family took more photos for evidence. he believes he was targeted, because of his work countering extremism. very aggressive, he was full of hate. i felt intimidated. a bystander had told members of my family that "we know this guy." he was kicked out of the local mosque, of banned from the local mosque, for causing trouble there. did you ring the police straightaway? well, i rang 9

dr usama hasan, of quilliam international, reported butt to counter—terrorism police. his surprise that nothing was done. known to police, known to m15, and today, the bbc has been told of another warning, that corum but was another warning, that corum but was an extremist. i had to run for my safety a nd an extremist. i had to run for my safety and for my life that day. this man says he came face—to—face with the london attacker, at a familyfunfair in with the london attacker, at a family funfair injuly with the london attacker, at a family funfair in july last year during eid. he said, how do you come toa during eid. he said, how do you come to a muslim event, you are a nonbeliever, he began screaming abuse at me, he said, you take money from the government to work against muslims. you spy on muslims. you believe in gay marriage! and you are an apostate. his family took these photographs of khuram butt at the festival, moments later, violence. physically, what did he do? he tried to assault me, iran at me, he ran at me within its ration of hatred in his face. did he

literally all over the world, from colombia and pablo escobar, an account to d-day, to the killing of usama bin laden, many subjects. probably best known for blackhawk down, an account of the 1993 raid in somalia that led to two-u.s. army blackhawk helicopters being down over downtown mogadishu and the grueling 15-hour result. and the new book, which is out this week from atlantic monthly press is a very different scope, i'd say, than blackhawk down. it's also being made into a mini series already. the thing hasn't been out three days, and the producer and director of what's going to be between eight and ten hours in the end, of this mini series is michael mann and he has said this, i like this description. he says, in mark's book, there are no background people. people ab tracted into statistics or body counts. there's a sense that everybody is somebody as each is in the actuality of their own lives. the brilliance of bowden's narrative, achievement of intervowing hundreds of people on all sides and making their human stories his foundation is why hue 1968 raises to the emotion emotional o

he is not that, he is a terrorist as surely as obama -- usama bin laden or timothy mcveigh. >> he refused the commutation unless other f aln members were also sent three. before he accepted president obama's commutation back in january, he made it clear he had no remorse which infuriates joseph connor whose dad was killed in the tavern bombing, listen to him. >> i hear oscar never hurt anybody. if you take those words verbatim, it means my father was nobody. he did hurt people. he was convicted of being a leader of a conspiracy. >> when it was announced that he would be honored at the puerto rican day parades, several sponsors pulled out -- andrew cuomo, new york police commissioner and new york democratic senator chuck schumer refused to march. parade organizers says he will not be honored during the parade, the speaker of the new york city council still says he will be honored. >> martha: joining me now are two of the men whose lives were deeply and tragically affected by oscar lopez rivera rivera. former nypd bomb squad a detective injured in one of those blasts and joseph connor who l

up next, admiral women mccraven, the man who oversaw the killing of usama bin laden.cal correctness movement making it tougher to fight terror? we'll ask him the question directly after this. >> look at it go. 49 points, 50 points higher now for the dow industrials. 21,232 as we sak, new high. listen to this, the fda wants endo pharmaceutical drugs, or one of them off the market. what's going on with this, please, nicole. nicole: we talk about opioids and heroin and a drug crisis in the united states. they looked at endo, and pulling a drug off the market. you pull it off and we will. the drug was reformulated a couple years ago, there were concerns about it being injectable, inhaled through nasal passages. the big picture is we've got a health crisis, and the president with chris christie leading to combat this. four out of five heroin users started on prescription pain killers and millions and millions of deaths because of opioids and heroin type drugs. the epidemic is growing in women and last but not least, that the analysts over at raymond james says he does not

basically we had a chance to get usama bin laden and she told bill clinton not to do it.eople. and i think it will be good to see them held accountable. ainsley: she won't be lying or shouldn't be lying at least under oath. we will see what happens next week. thank you so much lisa and ben for being with us. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: you are welcome. not the tiger woods why are used to seeing on the golf course. dash cam video has been released and he can barely walk. who is to blame for hillary clinton's election lost? not hillary. just ask her. >> anybody else said about it besides me saying this is the biggest nothing burger ever. i know you had -- ainsley: what does the rnc chair woman ronna romney mcdaniel think about that? she is going to join us live. come on in ♪ brand new day ♪ turn the clock all the way back ♪ i wonder if she will take me back ♪ safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. you know, the kind of driver who always buckles up... comes to a complete stop... and looks both ways, no matter what. because esurance believe

i think a lot of ways we still have like a 9/11 mentality of what terrorist rssments we think of usama a millennial. it's a media savvy millennial who knows how to go online and social media and recruit people just as you said in the report today in the daily mail. and when you also look at what's going on in the u.k. the house of commons released a report last year that shows that employment is higher for muslim communities in britain. the education level is lower than other religious communities in the u.k. so, the integration of them into the society is a problem at large. but i think the lesson we can learn here in the u.s. is that we need to look at what our cyber security laws are. we need to have a whole in government approach. we are not teaching social media and counter terrorism as if it's a battle. if we were a terrorist group in the middle of libya training people, recruiting people to fight we gold after them. we are not doing that the same way on social media. >> in a way you could argue this is groundhog day. how many years ago it we start talking about this problem? i r

prosecutors telling a judge they intend to prove the suspect was guided by jihadi leaders like usamast year but injured dozens. his attorneys argue he has never been charged with helping or being a terrorist. the judge will rule on this tomorrow. a patriot being treated like an enemy of the state. a navy vet and his wife saying it's happening because they are flying two american flags on their property. the california family ordered to take one down since neighborhood codes only allow one flag per home. >> we lost so many marines at iwo jima trying to put the flag up. and we are being hassled about taking the flag down. >> i'm furious. >> the couple can pay to file a petition to amount law that would cost a few thousand dollars. that's a look at your headlines guys on this wednesday morning. i got a frog in my throat. ainsley: go get some water. brian: can you cross the camera, go ahead, jillian. it's all right. brian: after a series of attacks across europe. u.k. wants to police the web. what are we doing here to fight cyber terror. steve: who pope francis says should never be allow