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freedom for women. we know where joe biden and kamala harris. are they have been protecting, as much as they can, with the executives already they have, to protect those rights for women. one more for you. reed hoffman, a sort of top democratic donor. and a friend. gave $250,000 today, for this week, to super pac supporting nikki haley. should democratic donors be supporting nikki haley s candidacy in the hope that the worst-case scenario here is a biden haley matchup? the maga apples on the other side, disobey give maga apples, and they re all rotten, including nikki haley. i know nikki haley probably better than most because i was the party chair in south carolina when she was governor. this is a person who allowed their own home hospital to close. this is a person who wants to get social security and medicare. this is a person who does not believe in a women s right to choose. she may try to moderate what he she is saying now, but look at our track record. my ....
zeinab badawi, from florida, where i am speaking psychologist james mitchell. he helped draw up and carry out the cia s enhanced interrogation programme after the september 11 attacks. he personally interrogated suspects using techniques like waterboarding. his critics say that he is a torturer. he says he has nothing to apologise for, and what he did was harsh, but legal, and necessary. so this is your study? yes. the thing that is useful about a library like this is, like, for example, this is reliance of the traveller, it s a book of sharia law from a salafist position. i ve got a couple of versions of the quran, because the translations are not always the same. what sort of insights, based on their knowledge from these books, as well as your training as a psychologist, about what motivates the kind of people you have interrogated into carrying out the deeds or wanting to carry out the deeds that we know about? i ve heard people say that these terror attacks that we ....
where i am speaking psychologist james mitchell. he helped draw up and carry out the cia s enhanced interrogation programme after the september 11 attacks. he personally interrogated suspects using techniques like waterboarding. his critics say that he is a torturer. he says he has nothing to apologise for, and what he did was harsh, but legal, and necessary. so this is your study? yes. the thing that is useful about a library like this is, like, for example, this is reliance of the traveller, it s a book of sharia law from a salafist position. i ve got a couple of versions of the quran, because the translations are not always the same. what sort of insights, based on their knowledge from these books, as well as your training as a psychologist, about what motivates the kind of people you have interrogated into carrying out the deeds or wanting to carry out the deeds that we know about? i ve heard people say that these terror attacks that we re seeing in europe, great br ....
london, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. thanks forjoining us. it is sam thanks forjoining us. it is 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 3am in mosul, where iraqi forces have made a breakthrough in their offensive against the so called islamic state, in iraq s second city. they ve taken the airport, a key point in the battle to drive the militants from the western half of the city. this report from the front lines. before the attack came the air strikes, rockets and artillery. it s day five of the offensive to retake western mosul. slowly, the forces make their way past a suspected is car bomb, talks en route. these armoured columns are now moving forward to mosul airport. the attack of the airport is under way. all night long we ve heard coalition aircraft and iraqi artillery slam this area just to the north of us. and in daylight, they didn t let up. this factory flew the is flag yesterday. today it burned. in less than four hours iraqi forces had breached t ....
but investigators say he could have aborted the manoeuvre to prevent the accident, as richard westcott reports. it is still shocking, a vintage jet crashing out of the blue onto a packed road, killing 11 people. today s report explains what happened. as pilot andy hill begins his loop, he is more than 300 feet too low, and nearly 50 mph too slow. at the top of the manoeuvre, the engine should be at full power, but it is not. he is still too low and too slow, but doesn t seem to realise. and, four seconds later, by around this point here, he could potentially still have saved the plane. he didn t. the pilot says he can t remember anything about the accident, so we may never know why. andy hill is very experienced, but he was used to flying a much smaller plane, and may have got confused. we found that the jet provost, at the top of such a manoeuvre, would achieve the speed and height very similar to that achieved in the accident flight. so it s certainly a possibility th ....