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it s very curious. and the search will continue. don lemon tonight with its big star, d lemon, right now. i was watching tonight and when he said that, my i my mouth went i was like, what? i can t believe he has been they haven t seen him for that period of time? listen. i know this isn t as i was spoking to the police chief down in florida um last night. this isn t like the the the police show you you see on television, like law and order. they can t even question this guy because of his attorneys, and that doesn t happen with everybody. you know what i am saying? well, they can t question him because of his rights. they don t even have a crime. and something that people, you know, really just don t know because you are not familiar with the process. you got to be careful about making an arrest because you don t keep getting bites at the apple. um and right now, they have nothing. uh-huh. because even if they had found things in the van or ....
announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. the pentagon says a deadly drone strike carried out during the final stages of the afghanistan evacuation was a tragic mistake. the u.s. now admitting the strike killed ten civilians including seven children. a reversal from weeks of maintaining it was an isis-k fighters threatening another attack on the kabul airport. top u.s. general says he takes full responsibility for getting things so wrong. and it was actually an aide worker whose car was filled with water containers and not explosives. the cnn investigation had already cast doubts on the original narrative and we have more on the admission, and what we re learning about the victims and a warning, some of the footage you re about to see is graphic. the u.s. military has admitted that wrong intelligence led to the killing of ten innocent afghan civilian, including seven children. following a drone strike in kabul, almost three weeks ago ....
washington, d.c. is on high alert right now. there s a rally in support of insurrectionists but stirring fears of violence at the capitol today. we re going to take you to the hill, to hear from officials who are taking some extra steps right now to avoid something like we saw january 6th. plus, people over 65 and those at risk for severe illness could soon be eligible for covid booster shots. why that recommendation changes the game for the white house s original plan to get booster shots to everyone. as a combatant commander i am fully responsible for this strike and tragic outcome. the u.s. military admitting it killed ten civilians in a drone strike in kabul last month. how that deadly mistake happened. and the questions that it now raises about so-called overly-the-horizon strikes. plus, a spending split. democratic leaders are fighting to keep their party united. and passed president biden s $3.5 trillion spending bill amid threats within their own ranks t ....
the fiance brian laundrie drawn from the official media accounts. with all of the focus on laundrie s role, now, he s gone into hiding. all of this comes as the wall street journal is publishing a facebook investigation. one of its stories focuses on how its instagram app is harmful to teenage girl. the journal reports facebook will be studying this with three years with focus groups and diaries on the topic but it hasn t made the research public or done anything to fix it. among the finding that the journal reports from the internal documents and slides 32% of teen girls said that when they felt bad about their bodies, instagram made them feel worse. 1 in 5 teens says instagram makes them feel worse about themselves, among teens who reported suicidal thoughts, 13% of british users, 6% of european users traced the desire to kill themselves. this is even more alarming once you comprehend the number of instagram users involved. more than 40% 22 years old and younger. 22 ....
deadly hit on an aid worker and nine other civilians ip colluding seven children. reporter: for the family involved, we went to the house today and really it is just as it was right after the strike happened. they haven t had the heart to tidy it up. they lost so many family members there and i spoke to a brother today saying the pentagon said that this was a mistake. he said they re happy to hear that. that s what they knew all along and confirms that the family members civilians and the idea that somehow their family that they knew was innocent civilians tarnished as terrorists weighed heavy listen ohm this. they said they would like justice and to see the person and the people who are responsible for this strike to go through the court system. the u.s. court system. and face justice, appropriate justice in the united states. they told me that no one from the united states yet from the state department or military or any other part of the government have been in tou ....