visiting the world trade center 200 times, he preslice planned every detail, couldn'ting for factorsike the wind he could not control. i stepped back a bit. taking in the entire landscape. my mind jumping from tower-to-tower. my eyes stopped and i noticed the shaft of light between the tower. taller than both, beckoning me forward. my highwire ballet was just beginning. thank you. [applause] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. here's our primetime lineup: >>> so now we understand how it is that you were able to get waived -- waved into the white house to basically become a potted plant in the west wing lobby. so most of your meetings at the white house were with steve bannon, or at least you were scheduled to meet with steve bannon, and then what would happen? >> i was scheduled to meet with -- i mean, i've had a lot of meetings with steve and steve was one of the pillars of this book, but i basically met with everybody and everybody was under the impression that they were supposed to meet with me. [laughter] >> where did they get this impression fro

i looked at the photo on my office wall, a large framed color photograph of the world trade center, a self-contained world where is caped each day for 12 -- is caped each day -- i escaped each day, a world of my own sealed off from my family which no one could take away from me. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. yale law school professor amy chua examines how parties impact our political system in "political tribes." in "the common good," best selling author and former clinton administration labor secretary robert rice argues for restoring the common good in your economics and politics. chris hughes shares his upbringing and argues that the 1% has a responsibility toward the economically impoverished in "fair shot." major scott hughesing details how his marine regiment survived the deadliest city in iraq in "echo in ramadi." in "it's better than it looks," greg easterbrook explorings the environmental issues affecting our globe. britney cooper provides analysis of the role of african-american women

today marks the anniversary of the first attack in 1993 and the world trade center. first, president donald trump meets with the nations governor today in washington. talking about the possibility of arming teachers and other options as far as how do we keep our school safe. allison has the full story. >> students who survived a mass shooting held a gun-control rally on sunday. students and advocates met with robert menendez said temple -- abraham. that really is in response to the shooting that left 17 students and teachers dad. >> will fight to make sure never again actually becomes a reality. never again to we want students like david, ryan, and matthew to witness their best friends and teachers murdered with weapons of war. >> the event was organized by the jewish federation of greater metrowest. according to the spokesperson the event attracted were the 2000 parents, students, and educators. on monday during a meeting of the national governors association president trump talked about school safety and called out a sheriff's deputy and other officials for not ent

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today marks 25 years since the first deadly terror attack at the world trade center. f 1993 when a bomb exploded in a par parking garage below two world trade center. six people died in the blast with more than a thousand others injured. today on this anniversary a special memorial for the victims and fox's antoine lewis was there. ♪ >> reporter: somber service in lower manhattan this morning. saint peters church had a special mass to mark the 25th anniversary of the 1993 world trade center attack. >> we will do well to remember that. >> reporter: it was just afternoon on february 26th, 25 years ago, were one truck bomb exploded beneath the north tower. more than a thousand people were injured by the blast that also took the lives of six. monica rodriguez was in her last try semester. she and her unborn child with among those kids. a lot her brother pat feels every day. >> she was a great girl, man that. day she happened to stayed in because she was eight months pregnant. she didn't want to go and slip on the snow and fall down and hurt the baby so she decided to stay

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survivors will come together in ground zero today to mark the 25th anniversary of the world trade center, the 1993 blast killed six people and injured more than a thousand more after extremists put explosive in underground parking garage. a mass will be held near world trade center site by reading of victim's name in 9/11 memorial plaza and a moment of silence at the time the bomb went off. jillian: thousands of mourners to pay respect in viewing of billy graham. >> live there with how america's pastor is being remembered, carley, good morning. >> good morning, todd, jillian, i want to set the scene for you here this morning in charlotte. behind me you see giant tent and cargo pallets, right now they are setting up for a funeral that's set to take place for reverend billy graham later this week. just beyond is the library, that's what two days of visitation of closed-casket and based on what we have seen down here last week, we are expecting long lines, thousands of people from across the world to show up over the next two days to pay respects. now, of course, reverend billy graham from

bush had stood in the rubble of the world trade center with a bormann launched a name calling tirade against the democrats like you saying like this is some slack of you know response to this towards russia is the same as if george got up there on the rubble and just yelled at democrats you know i mean look at this hillary clinton has described russia's alleged hacking of the d.n.c. as a cyber nine eleven. democratic congressman jerry nadler called russian meddling a new pearl harbor a saw that when thrown around all week senators john mccain jeanne shaheen all called it an act of war it's absolutely ridiculous how much just everyone is crying it's war it's more seriously right a couple a meme some facebook ads war no we've reached that level we're very delicate a person not hear anything bad about certain people and it has to be only. bad certains bad press but only when approved by c.n.n. and sometimes there are some but i accept a bill acceptable vagas so this is the big one of things that are going great while usually a voice of reason. so obviously needs some kind of stooge acco

. ♪ today marks 25 years since the first terror a track at world trade center on february 26 and ninomb exploded in parking garage below two world trade center. six people died in the blast and more than a thousand were injured. a nearby church held a mass today to pay tribute. a ceremony at the 9/11 memorial splays will includplease is wilt wee inspects to the late reverend billy graham. the world famous evangelist will lie in repose at the billy graham library in north carolina today and tomorrow. former president george w. bush one of the people to come pay respects. casket will head next to washington, d.c. and us capitol row fun tundra wednesday and thursday. he is only the fourth civilian to receive that honor. graham's funeral is friday back in north carolina. president trump will attend that service. billy graham was 99 years old when he passed on last week. >>> rex the dog making national headlines for protecting his teenaged owner during a home invasion is on the mend. robbers shot rex three times during that home invasion in desmoines last wednesday. the german shepherd had

. >>> today marks 25 years since the 1993 terror attack at the world trade center in new york. there will be a ceremony to honor the victims and the survivors that will include a moment of silence at the time the bomb went off as well as reading the victims' names. the attack claimed the lives of six people and a thousand were hurt. >>> a chilly and wet morning across the bay area. coming up. we'll look at the efforts to keep the homeless safe and warm today. >>> also the path to reelection just got more difficult for senator dianne feinstein. we'll have more. >>> if you're driving around the bay area, traffic is off to a nice start. and it's going to be a little bit wet so add extra time. >>> our system is moving in during the morning commute. there's no way around it. beginning to make its move. and low snow levels in the forecast as well. >>> welcome back. the california democratic party is not endorsing senator dianne feinstein. she's seeking her 5th term in washington. parent activists were more likely to back kevin de-leon. >> the democratic party after the loss of hillar

stunned, i think -- thanked him anand took the photograph of the world trade center a self-contained world where i escaped each day a world of public service and doing good with a brilliant italian-american with the highest integrity, a world of my own sealed off from my family, which no one could take away from me. >>> [inaudible conversations] hello, everyone. you all sound excited. thank you so much for coming tonight. i am a bookseller at women and children first. we are one of the last 12 feminist bookstores in the united states and we wouldn't still be here if not for all of you so thank you for coming to

and if you want to go down to the world trade center and look at the new world trade center is prettynd to like to the tombs and so forth. this is amazing. go to the churches. man, i tell you what, there are architectural wonders to god in this city. >> greg: what about you, jesse? >> jesse: i would say come right outside of fox and wave to us as we are doing the show right there and then wait for dana and greg to leave and give them big hugs as they leave the studio. they love that they absolutely love that. >> greg: love big hugs especially if you are really big and crush our spines. dana? >> dana: i would say central park has off leash hours from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. >> greg: what about the dogs? >> dana: go to the park and can you see all the fun that the dogs are having and have a nice walk around. >> kimberly: then you can wish you were a dog. >> dana: that's going to be in a guide book. can you come to me for the real stuff. >> greg: what i would advise first-time tourists to do hail a new york city cab. get in, go to the airport and get the hell out of here. go to some place

. >> sandra: and the world trade center bombing 25 years later. we'll have a look back. >> the staircases were pitch black. we had to be there for each other. nobody was there to tell us what to do. >> the whole floor shook. it bounced. everyone stood up and headed to the exit. they thought it was an earthquake. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. there you go. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com >> sandra: we're awaiting president trump's meeting happenin

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bush had stood in the rubble of the world trade center with a board and launched a namecalling tirade against the democrats like you saying like this is trump's lack of you know response to this towards russia is the same as if george got up there on the rubble and just yelled at democrats you know or i mean look at this hillary clinton has described russia's alleged hacking of the d.n.c. as a cyber nine eleven. democratic congressman jerry nadler called russian meddling a new pearl harbor a saw that when thrown around all week senators john mccain jeanne shaheen all called it an act of war it's absolutely ridiculous how much just everyone is crying it's war it's more seriously a couple imeem some facebook ads war no we've reached that level we're very delicate a person not hear anything bad about certain people and it has to be only bad certain bad press but only when approved by c.n.n. and sometimes there are some but i accept a bill acceptable that i say this is the big one of things that are going great i'm usually a voice of reason so obviously he's some kind of stooge according

part of the space is going to be converted to a trade center run by the dubai world trade center. an idea of the catchment area. why you think you can get a record number of visitors here. are the numbers realistic in terms of the target? >>> 100%. our forecast is strong in terms of the infrastructure we have. we are in the world government summit. people are coming from all over the world. and think of the festival you will have in 2020. we have people who will be coming, visitors, government people, corporations and families, from all over the world. we have the right infrastructure and the flights that come from all over the world. >> what's the target visitors? >> 25 million visits to our expo during the six months. and the more interesting number is we're targeting 70% coming from our country. >> at $60 a barrel, this doesn't slow down a blueprint for expo 2020? >> 100%. >> we have to back off. what's the reality? >> if you look at the economy in the uae is strong. we have a diversifieied economy. we are talking about creating the future. and themes about the sustainability a

bush had stood in the rubble of the world trade center with a board and launched a namecalling tirade against the democrats like you saying like this is trump's lack of you know response to this towards russia is the same as if george got up there on the rubble and just yelled at democrats you know i mean look at this hillary clinton has described russia's alleged hacking of the d.n.c. as a cyber nine eleven. democratic congressman jerry nadler called russian meddling a new pearl harbor a saw that when thrown around all week senators john mccain jeanne shaheen all called it an act of war it's absolutely ridiculous how much just everyone is crying it's war it's more seriously right a couple imeem some facebook ads war hero we've reached that level we're very delicate a person not hear anything bad about certain people and it has to be only bad certain bad press but only when approved by c.n.n. and sometimes there are some but i accept a bill acceptable that i say this is the big one of things that are going great and i'm usually a voice of reason so obviously he's some kind of stooge a

two decades. >>> survivors come together at ground zero to mark the 25th anniversary of the world trade centerextremist put an explosive in a underground parking garage. a mass will be held near the world trade center site with a reads of the victims name on the 9/11 memorial plaza and moment of silence when the bomb went off. >>> let's look at the billy graham public library in charlotte where mourners are lining up to pay respects at public viewing of america's pastor, billy gram. former president george w. bush and first lady laura bush will be there to pay tribute this afternoon. on wednesday and thursday graham's body will lie in honor at the capitol rotunda and followed by a private service in charlotte on friday. president trump will be among the 2,000 guests. brian. brian: congress returning to washington without a voting deal on daca with the deadline looming just a week away. will congress come together to make a deal? we have house majority whip steve scalise, the goodlatte bill was stalled in the his his to go back to the senate. first off, how are you doing? >> brian, i'm doing re

stunned i think tim looked at the photo with a large color photograph of the world trade center a self-contained world right escaped each day public service with her brilliant italian american with the world of my own seals off for my family which nobody could take away from me. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon i hope you are enjoying the book festival. i am delighted to have you join in the 11th annual savannah book festival presented by georgia power that sheehan family foundation and many things to jack and mary, our sponsors for this venue trinity united methodist church. and also to those donors and to make the free festival events possible. 90% of revenue comes from donors just like you. so look in your program for instructions how to download. immediately following the presentation celeste will be signing purchase copies of her book and if you plan to stay for the following author presentation and then we can let everybody in that we can so take a moment to set your phone to do not disturb or turn it off.. no flasht photography. if you don't know how the don't take that picture

. >>> today marks 25 years since the 1993 terror attack at the world trade center in new york. there will be a ground zero ceremony honoring the victims and survivors including a moment of silence at 12:18, the time of the explosion. there will also be a reading of the names of the victims. the attack killed six people. more than 1000 others were injured. >>> the white house is responding to word that north korea may be willing to hold talks with the trump administration. the south korean president announced north korean representatives said they will talk with washington. the us will wait and see if north korea is serious about taking steps toward eliminating its nuclear program. this comes days after president trump imposed new economic sanctions against north korea. >>> president trump has set a date for his military parade. veterans day. soldiers could be marching down pennsylvania avenue. democrats and other critics call it a waste of money, the president says he was inspired while in france watching a military parade. the procession would be run from the white house to th

stunned i think tim looked at the photo with a large color photograph of the world trade center a self-containedworld right escaped each day public service with her brilliant italian american with the world of my own seals off for my family which nobody could take away from me. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon i hope you are enjoying the book festival. i am delighted to have you join in the 11th annual savannah book festival presented by georgia power

today is 25 years since the 1993 terror attack at the world trade center in new york.ere will be a ceremony to honor the victims and the survivors. there'll be a moment of silence at 12:18, the time the bomb went off. that attack killed six people, including a pregnant woman. 1000 were hurt. >>> president trump's plans to roll back government regulations on industry could have a dangerous and unintended consequence. more than a dozen transportation safety rules have been adopted or developed. they've been repealed, delayed or withdrawn since president trump took office. and that includes guidelines about sleep deprived railroad engineers and problems with speeding big rig trucks. no significant safety rules have been put in place during the trump administration. transportation officials say if they can cut regulations without undermining safety. and some of the rules could reduce safety. >>> the california native american cannabis association wants to grow their own marijuana outside of the legal marijuana market. the current licensing rules to sell marijuana in califo

. >>> there'll be a ground zero ceremony to honor the victims of the world trade center attack. there will also be a reading of victim's names. the attack killed six peoples, including a pregnant woman. and more than a thousand people were hurt. >>> a chilly and wet morning across the bay area. take an umbrella. coming up. we'll take a look at the efforts to keep the homeless safe and warm. >>> and the path to reelection got more difficult for senator dianne feinstein. we'll have more on the state democratic party's vote to not endorse her bid for reelection. >>> it's a wet commute although it's not raining hard. and we've had a couple of fender benders already. more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the city of san francisco is searching for more locations for polling places for the june 5th primary. the election department wants 583 polling places. but they are about 67 short right now. the city wants either public institutions or residents to volunteer. recreation rooms, lobbies, or any space 300 square feet or larger and well lit

and gives a speech standing in front of the monument to article 5, twisted girder from the world trade center and there at nato headquarters in front of the monument he will read a full throated no compromise commitment to the mutual defense treaty and to be sure that trump says the right things, mcand a halfer writes the passage himself 0, oversees writing and it's in the speech. on the way to europe, mcmaster briefs reporters. this is what the president is going to say. trump got to that portion of the speech and he skipped it. he passed. why? ideology hostility of nato? treasure from the russian or just doesn't like being told what to do. we don't know. but that is where you see the consequence. what then has to happen is mcmaster now is in the situation where everybody expected this endorsement, and the question is, wow, is the president reneging, i this united states reneging and mcmaster has to brief reporters, don't meant to what you're talking about. the president did exactly what everybody expected. you have the break offering the white house staff, the discrediting of mcmaster in th

today marks 25 years since the first terror attack on the world trade center.he 1993 attack killed six people. six bombing suspects were convicted and are in prison, at including the accused leader, the nephew of the 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed. another suspect in the bombing remains at large. global news, 24 hours per day, day, in 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. david: the seventh round of nafta talks begins today in mexico city. conflicting accounts over where things stand, we welcome now fred, --fred hochberg, former president of the export import think. great to have you here, welcome back. you miss your sense of where things stand in the negotiations. -- give us a sense of where things stand in the negotiations. fred: it's not entirely clear. one thing is clear, they will be meeting that march deadline set asked fall. no one is talking about the deadline. i think that's going to come and go next month. we still have a lot of big issues around the rules of origin that have to do with the auto industry. there are discussions and still not agreem

. >> today marks 25 years since the 1993 bombing at world trade center. ceremony will be held at a site to remember six people killed and more than 1,000 others who were hurt in the terror attack. this ceremony will begin this afternoon at 12:18 when the bombing exploded. >>> in orlando survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting will soon have a place to pay their respects. construction begins today on a permanent memorial to honor the memory of those who died, these right here are pictures of what that memorial will look like, permanent memorial is expect to be completed within two years. >>> more bad news for harvey weinstein he cannot sell his company they are getting ready to file for bankruptcy. the company has been looking for a buyer but so far no tak ers. they had a deal for 500 million-dollar but they fell through after politicians got involved. he started the company in 2005 , was fired from it last october amid dozens of allegations of sexual assault. >>> this is some pretty surprising video of a robbery. there is the suspect. walks n pulls out

of silence in new york city to mark the 25th anniversary of the first terror attack on the world trade centerors and others attended the tribute to victims from the bombing in 1993. muslim extremists set off the bomb in an underground parking garage. the 9/11 attack what happened eight years later. >>> heather locklear has been arrested for felony domestic violence and attacking police. tmz reports deputies responded to her home on a domestic violence call last night. during the arrest she became combative and attacked an officer. she was also arrested on three counts of misdemeanor battery. the former tv star has struggled with substance abuse in the past. she most recently entered rehab last year. >>> the weinstein company cofounded by harvey weinstein is expected to file for bankruptcy protection. the board of directors decision comes after last-ditch talks to sell its assets collapsed. harvey weinstein was fired in october after being accused of sexual assault and harassment by dozens of women. under the current deal it would have been renamed under a new board of directors. bidders promi

i pictured myself on the 57th floor on the world trade center telling reporters that any notion of himhaving mob connections was -- because it was in my family and the inside word was that he was unreachable. in my imaginary press conference i resigned as an eyewitness and instead i condemned myself for not protecting mary over my family. looking at my work this penance for the since my brother in the month marred our lives. i would do good through public service i clean up the family name. i paced around my office. finally i sat down and wrote out a script that i would read to the governor. this is the script. governor i have some very unpleasant news which i feel obligated to share with you. my brother was sentenced to three months in prison for tax efficient today the judge in his decision also expressed the belief that my brother had some association with organized crime. i anticipate there'll be a story in tomorrow's paper so i do not want you to learn of the secondhand. i read over my speech with hands trembling. there is no escaping now, no rationalization. i cannot pretend that

commemoration of the 20 20 half anniversary of the bombing of the world trade center. six people were killed, including a pregnant woman, in a blast and injured more than 1,000 and forced tens of thousands to flee the buildings. it happened eight years before the twin towers came down during the 9/11 attacks. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that tie. voya. helping you to and through retirement. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> bret: republicans on the house intelligence committee are taking the next step trying to prove the democrat funded trump dossier was wrongly used as justification for much of the investigation into alleged collusion with the russians. chief intelligence correspondent catherine h

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ceremony was held in new york city today to honor the victims of the 1993 world trade centerhe 25th anniversary of that tragic event that killed six people and injured more than a thousand others. six suspects were convicted for their role in that bombing. a seventh was never captured. a moment of silence was held and roses were laid for the victims of the. >> philadelphia is seeking resource parents for more than 6,000 abused or neglected children and young people. resource parents can be mentors or people who offer support for the child's parents. a young woman who took in some children talked today about the need for other young people help. >> it's so many kids like they said over 6,000 in the system with nowhere to go. we all love the fact that we're able to return home to our families. these kids looking for the same thing. >> resource parents do receive money for the cost of caring for a child and you can find out more by contacting the department of human services. >> ♪ >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more at

i looked at the photo on my office wall, a large framed color photograph of the world trade center, a self-contained world where is caped each day for 12 -- is caped each day -- i escaped each day, a world of my own sealed off from my family which no one could take away from me. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. yale law school professor amy chua examines how parties impact our political system in "political tribes." in "the common good," best selling author and former clinton administration labor secretary robert rice argues for restoring the common good in your economics and politics. chris hughes shares his upbringing and argues that the 1% has a responsibility toward the economically impoverished in "fair shot." major scott hughesing details how his marine regiment survived the deadliest city in iraq in "echo in ramadi." in "it's better than it looks," greg easterbrook explorings the environmental issues affecting our globe. britney cooper provides analysis of the role of african-american women

next, it was 25 years agosh 1993, the world trade center was bombed. february 26, 1993 i should add. six people died, 1,000 injured. here's the thing that people don't think about. we were told then if this happens, run up. run up and get to safety. people ran to the roof. sadly, people ran up and could never get out. >> dana: it is a reminder. our enemies do not stop. they are patient. they go back and plan other attacks. >> left a 200x100 foot crater. not many people knew who al qaeda was. bill clinton never even thought to visit. later on, we'd pay the price. >> dana: also interestingly, in the year 2000 during that presidential campaign, neither al gore or george w. bush were ever asked a single question about al qaeda. >> right. in the whole debate. it never came up. certainly in 2001 it came up. let's move on to china. in a stunning reprisal, the communist party decided, we like our guy so much, we'd like to keep him for a life time. i'm talking about president xi. >> dana: i don't like this. >> what do you mean? >> dana: one, i believe people sh

we saw this when the world trade center was attacked and there still were able to pull it off again becausehey planned. it is almost impossible to prevent -- >> juan: it you've got to say, why not try? everybody knows -- we're not going to stop. >> jesse: kimberly, what do you think about some of the preventative measures that could have been taken? do you see anything specific? >> kimberly: it is tough to say because it is an ongoing investigation. in terms of who he was associating with, very curious about the level of premeditation and deliberation. juan brought forward some of the people that people might be sympathetic to, a young person that lost both of their parents. having lost both of my parents, and understand the grief you go through with that as a young child, going forward without that loss, with that loss of support. nevertheless, that doesn't negate the action and perhaps the motive and intention, even prior to that, having that history of conduct, violent tendencies or ideation in terms of violence. who was he associating with, what were the known choices. >> dana: his moth

today marks 25 years since the 1993 bombing at the world trade center, ceremony will be old the siteto remember the six people killed in more than 1,000 others who were hurt during that attack. ceremony will begin at a moment of silence a the 12:18 this afternoon when the bomb exploded. >>> meanwhile in orlando survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting will soon have a place to pay their respects. construction begins today on a permanent memorial to honor memory of those who died. these are pictures of what that memorial will look like. the permanent memorial is expect to be completed within, two years. >>> more bad news for harvey weinstein a collection company he helped create is ready to file for bankruptcy. they have been looking for a fire, but so far, no takers. initially they had an offer for 500 million-dollar but the group of investors but they back out. he had co found that had company in 2005, he was fired from it last october, amid allegations of sexual assault. >>> pretty shocking video right here, mother and daughter fighting off that guy with that gun, comes with that

today marks 25 years since the first terror attack on the world trade center, to 1993 attack killed six six suspects were convicted and are in prison, including the accused ringleader, a self-proclaimed 9/11 mastermind. a seventh suspect in the bombing remains at large. oppression is fashionable again and fundamental freedoms are in retreat, those words from the u.n. high commissioner for human rights. who spoke at the human rights council in geneva today and asked why more is a in done to stop human rights abuses around the world. >> when an elected leader blames the jews for having perpetrated the holocaust as recently done in poland and we did this is graceful -- so little attention, the question must be asked, have we all gone completely mad? mark: the jordanian pence is not seeking a new five-year term when his current one ends in august. the european commission president says serbia must solve its conflict with kosovo and implement reforms before it can join the european union. --lowing talks in belgrade he said the balkan country is on the right path, but that you cannot accept a

. >> and survivors and others are gathering at the world trade center today in new york city to mark. the 1993 attack killed six people. one of them were a pregnant woman. more than 1,000 other were injured. it happened eight days, excuse me, eight years before the destruction of the twin towers on september 11, 2001. the is her moanly include the reading of the victim's names and a moment of silence, at 1218 this afternoon when the bomb exploded. >> and president trump will attend the funeral of reverend billy gram on friday. this morning the public begins paying it final respects cents at his childhood home in charlotte north carolina of before before the funeral, will receiver the rare tribute of lying in honor in the u.s. capitol row un did a on wednesday and thursday, died last wednesday at the age of 99. >> and former first lady michelle obama putting pen to paper for her first memoir. announced that the book will be titled the coming, in a statement she said that writing has been a deeply personal experience for her. it will include an intimate look at the early years of her l

would think those who piloted the planes into the world trade center and the pentagon were either afghan or iraqi. and in fact, 15 of the 19 people who were in those planes were from saudi arabia. this i is democracy now! talkwe come back, we will about many issues, including what actually happened in a modified, osama bin laden, mohammed omar, and much more. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: the song was cowritten by john perry barlow, who died at the age of 70. besides being a lyricist for the dead, barlow was a leading advocate for free and open internet. use the coven of the electronic frontier foundation and freedom of the press foundation. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. our guest for the hour is steve "directoratehor of s: the cia and america's secret wars in afghanistan and pakistan." trump used to state e of the union address to put a positive spin on the war in afghanistan also the longest war in u.s. history. trump: our war is in afghanistan have new rules of engagement. along with the her wrote afghan p

the second attack on the world trade center. they went back and planned. they tried it once and they came back and did it again. as long as there is evil in the world, there will be these incidents and we can't expect them to disappear like that. however, i will say this. these practical solutions are actually practical. i heard a motion but i also heard rationality. it wasn't simply people shouting "do something." what you heard were people who were actually expressing practical, rational solutions to a problem. that's already in my mind progress and we are actually talking about it. i would suggest, something like this. i haven't seen anything like this before but a townhome like this, pertaining to other issues like this. where people are intimately involved, involving the president. it's an interesting thing and could be something. again, go back to donald trump. his presidency is a talk show. maybe that's not so bad because that's the talk show you need. >> juan: i don't agree. i think you're going to need to have some kind of resolution with the right

analysts have looked at this including andrew mccarthy who is a former prosecutor of the 1993 world trade centerombing. he said this is such a weak response. we're going to indict 13 russians who will never come to these shores to be on trial or face legal repercussion. what we should be doing and hopefully that we are doing is we have retaliation under the radar. our own cyber, you know, war with russia, our own indictments of them that we might not know about arthel. >> that's obviously not under mueller's purview to go do those things. is he trying to lay out a methodical case about what happened because it's something the trump administration has not done. they have not done their own work to investigate what's happened. mueller is the only person actually looking into this. if anything should prove it's not a fishing expedition into the president. this had nothing -- the indictment made clear that the people on the trump campaign did not know about these activities and they were unwitting participants. is he laying this document out so we know what goes on so we can protect against this in

will give a speech standing in front of them monument to article 5, a twisted girder of the world trade center and right in front of that monument he will read a full throated, no compromise commitment to the treaty. to make sure trump says the right things, mcmaster writes the passage himself or at least oversees the writing and it's in the speech. on the way to europe, mcmaster briefs reporters, this is what the president is going to say. trump gets to that portion of the speech and he skips the passage. why? ideological hostility to nato, some pressure from the russians or maybe he doesn't like being told what to do. we know. but that's where you see the confluence because what then has to happen is mcmaster now is in the situation where everyone expected this endorsement and the question is why is the president reneging and the united states reneging and mcmaster says i don't know what you're talking about, the president did exactly what everybody expects. you get chaos, the necessity to live, you have the breaking of the white house staff, the discrediting of mcmaster and the in the eyes

i'm a new yorker and we had the first world trade center bombing in the garage. so it was a name.w it now. >> that was o'neal's problem. was that he kept pounding people and you got to pay attention to this guy. oh, he's just some guy in a tent in afghanistan, what are we worried about. o'neal kept hearing that. >> some of the movies, you have outside consultants. any former fbi or cia. >> i have a lot of help from ali suvon. >> and john's partners. >> what do you think they will think when they see all the episodes. will they think it is too tough on the fbi or the cia or -- >> it depends on perspective. >> i'm sure everyone will feel both maligned and supported at various parts. we're not out to support any one agency or point of view. >> what are we supposed to take away. what do you want the viewer to take away divided we fail. >> >> and that is the message. >> i think -- art asked questions. so the question is, this happened because we were divided. >> are we supposed to get the sense if these two guys worked together better they would have stopped 9/11. >> yes. >> is that wh

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memorial service was held in new york city today to remember the victims of the 1993 attack on the world trade center. a truck bomb was detonated in a parking garage below the north tower. a moment of silence was held at 12:18 pm.....the exact time the bomb exploded. six people were killed and more than a thousand others were injured. the commemoration also included a mass at a church near the trade center and a ceremony on the 9/11 memorial plaza, with the reading of victims' names. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a family headed to disneyland shares their great escape... after an engine ontheir plane catches fire. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) animal lovers a cheering efforts in sacramento to legalize and process thatwould save struggling family members with mouth to snout resuscitation. a california state senator is proposing a bill ..which is being welcomed by animal lovers... catherine heenan is here with more on the legislation that would make "mouth to snout" resuscitation legal.... (catherine) not every day we get to use the phrase "mouth to snout" when discussing new legislation.... senator steve glazer w

retired, my wife and family are visiting me in new york and we are walking along, going into the world trade center and does good guys stop me and say are you captain carlson, and i say not anymore, i am mr. carlson now. they said sir, i have your class -- i had your class. he said i threw away everything except my west point atlas of american wars and your course notes and i still look at your course notes when i'm trying to figure out what is going on in the government because you had it right and that is why there are some people signed up for your course. my 16-year-old is standing next to me. i cannot if paid this guy enough money to say this. a 16-year-old thinks my dad does not know anything. they walked away and my son said, dad, who knew? now you do. an interesting experience working on wall street. lots of interesting experiences but you do not want to hear those. >> at the right time we do. after you left the department, where did you go? col. carlson: that is when i have to go to my cheek cheek -- to my cheat sheet. >> is that the time you went to the command and general staff college?

the prosecution of terrorists like ramsy youcef, who was convicted in the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. our bill would bring the war crimes rewards program into conformity with that standard, by explicitly listing violations of u.s. law as a basis for issuing the reward. not just the conviction by an international tribunal. it would also allow the u.s. to work with our allies to issue joint rewards, another provision in the terrorism authorization that the human rights provision lacks. this bill would leave important safeguards already incorporated into the current program in place. these safeguards include the ineligibility of government officials, consultation with the attorney general, and congressional notification of the awards. finally, mr. speaker, national governments are sovereign and the u.s. government shouldn't be neglecting their proper role by offering this tool solely to tribunals. currently there are efforts to encourage the prosecution of isis, perpetrators of rape and genocides against yazidis in national courts, using domestic laws that provide for such prosecutions.

and we're walking along, going into the world trade center and two guys stopped me and said, are you captain carlson? i said, not anymore. i'm mr. carlson now. he said, but you taught, right? i said, yes, i did. sir, i had your class. i said, well, that was, you know, 15 years ago. he said, you haven't changed much. he said, i threw away everything except my west point atlas of american wars and your course notes, and i still look at your course notes every once in a while when i'm trying to figure out what's going on in the government, because you had it right. and that's why there were so many people signed up for your course and you had more people than you could handle. well, my 16-year-old is standing next to me. i couldn't have paid these guys enough money to say this. 16-year-old saying, my dad doesn't know anything. but you know, they walked away and my son said, wow, dad. who knew? i said, well, now you do. so i had an interesting experience working on wall street. lots of interesting experiences, but you don't want to hear those. >> well, at the right time, we do, sir. >> a

my wife and family were visiting me up in new york and we're walking around going into the world trade center and one of them said are you captain carlson? i said, not anymore. i'm mr. carlson now. you taught soc? yes, i did. sir, i had your glass. i said that was 15 years ago. he said, you haven't changed much. he said, i threw away everything except my west point atlas, american wars and your class notes. i still look at your class notes every once in a while when i'm trying to figure out what's happening in government and you had it write. that's why so many people signed up for your course. my 16-year-old is standing next to me. i couldn't have paid these guys enough money. a 16-year-old saying my dad doesn't know anything. and so they walk away and my son said, wow, dad. who knew? i said, well, now you do. an interesting experience working on wall street. lots of interesting experiences. you don't want to hear those. >> at the right time we do, sir. after you left the soc department, where did you go? >> okay, i need to go to my cheat sheet. >> that's about the time you went to the comma