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the one who took care of the hamburg sale the other one paid mohammed atta to go ahead and pull off the hijacking, the flight classes in america. so these other two are equally evil and ksm went to north carolina nicknamed pluto because such clown and loser. ends up coming back and blowing up in a way that we could not have thought imaginable. pete: good history lesson how it s all connected together. we don t know any of that without the interrogations that happened around khalid sheikh mohammed. ultimately we were told we were not abiding by the good evenings with the way we are connecting military try bibles and military interrogation. last time i checked taliban and financial al-qaeda were not signators of the geneva convention. you have to be a signatory to be applied to you as combatant and
danger from fellow soldiers who are angry over his alleged betrayal. now this comes as his defense team demands the transcript of his military interrogation not be released to the public in hopes of casting bergdahl in a positive light. and take a look at this terrifying moments when a pod of killer whales chase a boat. take a look. right under us, still. it s right there. watch that right there. the two fishermen say they were extremely nervous when nearly 30 whales surrounded their boat near san diego. they turned off the motor so the animals didn t get hurt. the whales eventually swam off. unbelievable. they didn t want to hurt it. think about it surfers are getting eaten by sharks, whales attacking kayakers. they almost got eaten by sharks and now we have killer whales going after motor boats. we should stay out of the water as human beings until the ocean starts calming down.
mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. patti ann: right now, some crime stories we re following. two men facing attempted murder and burglary charges, following an early morning shootout in las vegas that left a veteran police officer wounded. police say that officer is out of surgery and stable after being shot in the upper leg. four people in the hospital after a vehicle hit them in a crosswalk near the university of arizona campus. the driver left the scene but later turned himself in. a key suspect in last month s deadly bangkok bombing transferred to police custody following a week of military interrogation. the suspect told police and the media he is guilty of the illegal explosives charge against him. it is not clear if the apparent confession will carry legal weight in court. leland: it is a sad day in northern illinois as family and
saw him last night, but i can tell you throughout the day he was being briefed, he had a big briefing with his entire national security team in the morning. then again at about 4:00, he spoke with some of his top advisers, placed phone calls to governor deval patrick as well as mayor tom menino. he was really tuned in to what was going on. but as you know, chris, the events of yesterday were just extraordinary and hard to keep up. well, the other key question would the younger brother who is now hospitalized, be tried in a civilian criminal court or would there be military interrogation and we know already there has been some some criticism. john mccain, lindsey graham, graham saying at least consider suspect as enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes. what is the white house saying about that decision? reporter: well, you heard the president urge restraint in terms of passing judgment. i can tell you that representative peter king also joining in the chorus that you