zawhahiri is stomach churning.ch he was the ideological master behind behind the turn of al qaeda andnd groups like that toward indiscriminate mass murder of civilians anywhere, including muslims, all in the name of islamic piety and how he got there, we now, looking back at it, it seems like a straight shot, but if he dropped in at any time of his biography, you wouldn t have known, trained as a doctor, as a surgeon, a respected family in egypt, born and raised in cairo. by the time he was 15 years old he was a committed radical who wantedic to impose islamic theecacy by force all of 15 yearsfo old. when islamic militant disassassinate egypt s president anwar sadat at a military parade in 1981, he was one of hundreds ofe islamic radicals who was tried and imprisoned and tortured for years in egyptian prisons. while there he became an informant, supplying information on hisin comrades, and released fromra prison in egypt in 1948 d even more radical than when he had gone in an
we re awaiting word from police officials on the ground. i want to go to jeffrey goldberg. he s outside the supermarket. you have been studying this issue of islamic radicalization across europe for some time. spent the last week there. yes, yes, no it s fairly remarkable day here. there is this without over overstating it a sense of siege in paris at the moment. i m pretty close to the location and people around me are happy that the hostage situation ended. you see metro stations closed. soldiers on metro platforms. there is a sense of semisiege, which doesn t fit with most people s images of paris. it s interesting, george. i was at a jewish school this morning, right near this location. and, uh sorry, i have to get out of the way of police cars. sorry. the um if you can hear me hold on one second. the huge convoy of police moving toward the scene right now. i was at a jewish skulchool this morning. there was a huge expectation that the next attack would come on th
all hostages safe. we re awaiting word from police officials on the ground. i want to go to jeffrey goldberg. he s outside the supermarket. you have been studying this issue of islamic radicalization across europe for some time. spent the last week there. yes, yes, no it s fairly remarkable day here. there is this without over overstating it a sense of siege in paris at the moment. i m pretty close to the location and people around me are happy that the hostage situation ended. you see metro stations closed. soldiers on metro platforms. there is a sense of semisiege, which doesn t fit with most people s images of paris. it s interesting, george. i was at a jewish school this morning, right near this location. and, uh sorry, i have to get out of the way of police cars. sorry. the um if you can hear me hold on one second. the huge convoy of police moving toward the scene right now. i was at a jewish skulchool this morning. there was a huge expectation that the next atta
i m diana perez. and i m gio benitez, sitting in for john muller. a second terror attack in russia. that raises new questions about the security of the olympics. tahman bradley from washington with more. reporter: two deadly blasts in a city just 400 miles from where the winter olympic games will be held. security is being tightened. another deadly explosion in russia. raising fears about the winter olympics. this time, it was a trolley bus in the city of volgograd. at least 14 people killed. more than a dozen wounded. it was likely a bomb. the incident comes just one day after the train station in volgograd was hit by a suicide bombing. the blast was caught by a surveillance camera outside the station. at least 17 people were killed. dozens injured. the bomb went off just after noon on a peak travel day in russia. there were bodies everywhere, this woman said. inside the train station, everything is destroyed. officials say it was an act of terrorism. russia is on ed
how she lost more than 60 pounds after the birth of blue ivy and the reason she showed all in those steamy videos. i wanted to show my body. hold on to me she wanted to show her body. you have to bundle up in times square though now. i can t think of a better reason to bare it all, right? well, good morning, america. right? robin, george, josh, lara all off this morning. david muir along with amy robach and the team. a new year s gift come early to be next to you this week. stop it some more, david. a new twist in the tupelo murder case. the suspect allegedly threatening the president before his cross-country robbery spree. we ll have the latest details this morning. and we have the very latest on the antarctica rescue. stalled by punishing weather that won t let the ice breakers get through. what the plan is to free the passengers. as we prepare to ring in the new year, the bone-chilling temperatures in the midwest. ginger zee and the extreme weather team her