And good evening. Im rebecca jarvis. In for david muir tonight. And we begin with one of the worlds most high profile terror suspects accused of directing the attackers in benghazi the night the u. S. Ambassador and three other people were killed. Ahmed abu khattala, grabbed in libya earlier this month by u. S. Special forces, and today, delivered to the u. S. Federal court in washington. The tightest security on hand, armed guards standing watch outside. Abcs senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny leads us off tonight, reporting from outside the courthouse. Reporter Ahmed Abu Khattala stood before an american judge for the first time this afternoon. He raised his light hand, speaking softly with the help of an interpreter. As his public defender entered a plea of not guilty. He was fingerprinted and photographed like any other suspect. But the tight security and rare weekend appearance at federal court highlighted the importance of the case. Before dawn, abu khattala was flown to
Deficit as the leader of the opposition did. Were going to make sure we keep getting the deficit down. But the truth is as we stand here today the british economy is going, more people are getting into work, were making good proguess on all our economic plans but theres no complacency. Because we face real challenges. To the est threat british economy is sitting a few feet away from me. They would borrow more, they would tack more, they would spend more, they would take us back to the start. Thank you, mr. Speaker. The people of Northern Syria are desperately fighting off attacks from terrorists. What is the u. K. Doing to try to make sures that prevented. We are taking action over the skies in iraq but we fully support the action that america and other states are taking including ashe states over the skifes syria which has had some effect in terms of the town of which she speaks. I think there is a case for britain doing more. We have is that what the effective training of the syrian
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Be hearing from some actual Business Owners and organizers organizations interested to talk about when the start up a economy does and does not need from washington. It is my great pleasure to introduce senator jerry moran will provide some introductory mar remarks remarks. Both in the senate and then before 2010, and during seven terms in the house. He successfully led opposition with senator biden to defeat the protect ip act. That was the Senate Version of sopa. He has encouraged congress to develop a spectrum policy as well. Senator moran is the author of the start pact. These are bills that the seat to unleash the jobcreating power of entrepreneurs to grow the economy. Please welcome senator moran his first ces. [applause] thank you very much. Thank you for the introduction and our panelists. I am anxious to get your instructions and hear your direction as what we should be attempting to accomplish. This should be an issue that does not divide us but brings us together. I hope tha
And good evening. Im rebecca jarvis. In for david muir tonight. And we begin with one of the worlds most high profile terror suspects accused of directing the attackers in benghazi the night the u. S. Ambassador and three other people were killed. Ahmed abu khattala, grabbed by u. S. Special forces in libya earlier this month, and today, delivers to the u. S. Federal court in washington. The tightest security on hand, armed guards standing watch outside. Abcs senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny leads us off tonight, reporting from outside the courthouse. Reporter Ahmed Abu Khattala stood before an american judge for the first time this afternoon. He raised his right happened, speaking softly with the help of an interpreter, as his public defender entered a plea of not guilty. He was fingerprinted and photographed like any other suspect. But the tight security and rare weekend appearance at federal court highlighted the importance of the case. Before dawn, abu khattala was flown