abu sakar is known as the cannibal rebel. not a far fetchled claim. he stands over a fallen enemy slicing into the body. we will eat your hearts and your livers, he declares. ritual bite. a this was a depraveled act against men's law, against god's law. are you sorry that you did it? i didn't want to do this. i had to, he says. we have to terrify the enemy, humiliate them, just as they do to us. then they won't dare to be herever sbu-sakar is after months of this he wanted to fit back. like many in rebel-held areas, he'd lost people. what if they took your father and mother away and slaughtered your brothers and uncle and aunt? all this happened to me. they slaughtered my neighbors. he's talking about the jabar massacre. abu sakar says he's fighting the man who did this. akar has been accused of shelling in lebanon. he has this warning -- if we don't get help, he says, a no-fly zone, heavy weapons, we will do worse. you've seen nothing yet. how should we interpret what we just heard? this could be an example of a man who was mentally disturbed all alo

at checkpoints, that they killed people who were trying to surrender, that even after the scandal of abu ghraib, u.s. soldiers continue to abuse prisoners. and also, how the americans stand accused of turning a blind eye to the torture and murder of detainees by the iraqi security services. this is the cemetery of najaf, in southern iraq. it has existed for a thousand years and is the biggest in the world. since the invasion by coalition forces to topple the dictator saddam hussein in 2003, it has expanded by 40%. it now covers over 3 square miles. >> [speaking arabic] >> the united states and its coalition partners respect the people of iraq. we are taking unprecedented measures to spare the lives of innocent iraqi citizens. >> there's often a difference between what political leaders say in public and what they may have known in private, as we discovered when we received access to data from wikileaks, the whistleblower's website. it contained nearly 400,000 secret reports, known as sigacts, that's short for "significant activities." with the exception of a couple of months, they were a

robert seldon lady was convicted in 2009 for the abduction of abu omar. a was kidnapped in italy decade ago. he says he was taken to egypt and later tortured. >> robert seldon lady, the former cia chiefs in milan, no longer on the run and definitely under arrest. the former c.i.a. officer was brought into custody by panamanian officials on thursday. an arrest warrant had been issued by a top government minister. he had been wanted by the italian authorities for his role in the extraordinary as the man known as abu omar, a cleric who the u.s. government felt was a security risk. he was handed over to authorities in egypt, where abu omar claimed he had been tortured. already suffered in a way. home was sold. it is one of the cases that helps black in the u.s. reputation after the september governmentn the u.s. engaged in a number activities that were thought to be beradition out -- thought to illegal. >> the judge in the bradley manning trial has refused to drop the charge of aiding the enemy. manning made sure the world saw this. the brutal reality of the

former abu saad member is now an informer for the philippine military. he says islam and money motivate the muslim terrorist group. >> they are very angry with the christians. if you don't pay the ransom, they will kill you. they want to islamize the whole island, but this is impossible. because here the christians and the muslims, they live together. >> reporter: raymond became weary after more than a month of jungle captivity. prayer and an encounter with god sustained him. >> i said, lord, if you're really here, give me a sign. let it rain. it was very sunny during t d was happy, and that strenthened me again because i knew god was with me in the jungle. i made a commitment, if i got out, i would serve the lord, no matter what it costs. >> reporter: today raymond serves the gidams, and even helps distribute bibles. >> i am a muslim, but i accept the bible because some teachings are also in the quran and they help me a lot. >> reporter: mindanao, the philippines. >> a christian girl who was accused of burning islam's holy book is now safely in canada.

former abu saad member is now an informer for the philippine military. he says islam and money motivate the muslim terrorist group. >> they are very angry with the christians. if you don't pay the ransom, they will kill you. they want to islamize the whole island, but this is impossible. because here the christians and the muslims, they live together. >> reporter: raymond became weary after more than a month of jungle captivity. prayer and an encounter with god sustained him. >> i said, lord, if you're really here, give me a sign. let it rain. it was very sunny during that day, but after i prayed, it suddenly rained so hard. i was happy, and that strenthened me again because i knew god was with me in the jungle. i made a commitment, if i got out, i would serve the lord, no matter what it costs. >> reporter: today raymond serves the gidams, and even helps distribute bibles. >> i am a muslim, but i accept the bible because some teachings are also in the quran and they help me a lot. >> reporter: mindanao, the philippines. >> a christian girl who was accuse

over 500 al qaeda leaders have escaped from abu ghraib prison in iraq and with iraq facing over a thousand sectarian killings a month, experts fear the country is plunging once again into a bloody civil war. for more, go some place else because there's a royal baby! [ cheers and applause ]

howhow much of that residual force did he think would be stationed at abu ghraib. why would the result have been any different? if suicide bombers pull up in front of the door, blow up a truck and then the people who come in are wearing the belts do you think americans are going to fare any differently? >> john: then you have dead americans to blame on obama. >> exactly. it is stupid. >> this is a really good story to remind ourselves why we're not really great at war and we should kind of just cut it out already because what we really should have done, which -- what we should have started doing from the beginning, we should have also had a plan for nation building. because people aren't going to be susceptible to al-qaeda and suicide bombing if they have electricity or like running water or roads but we didn't do any of that stuff. we really, really messed that part of it up. so that made the country susceptible. we failed it at nation building and that was a failure from day one. it is not obama's failure. >> one thing quickly, why isn't mccain complaining about

and there's been a massive jailbreak out id rocks abu ghraib prison allowing the escape of al qaeda members the attack comes nearly a decade after the infamous photos of abuse at the prison were released more details coming out. and the house is considering amendments today to the defense spending bill one lawmaker is pushing to defund the n.s.a. surveillance program but have an update from the capitol hill in tonight's show i. live there it's tuesday july twenty third eight pm in washington d.c. i marinate and you're watching our t.v. since the one nine hundred sixty s. local law enforcement agencies across the u.s. have blurred the lines between police officers and soldiers so much so that american police forces have adopted a mindset previously reserved only for the battlefield more recently the department of homeland security has doled out grants for local police departments that give them tanks rockets and more military grade weapons so is this a measure towards a safer society or does this mentally pit police against the civilians they've sworn to protect to discuss this issue i was j

and there's been a massive jailbreak at iraq's abu ghraib prison allowing the escape about pay to members the attack comes nearly a decade after the infamous photos of abuse at the prison were released more details coming out. and the house is considering amendments today the to the defense spending bill one lawmaker is pushing to fund the n.s.a. surveillance program we'll have an update from capitol hill later in the show. hello there it's tuesday july twenty third five pm in washington d.c. i'm marinate and you're watching our t.v. now since the one nine hundred sixty s. local law enforcement agencies across the u.s. have blurred the lines between police officers and soldiers so much so that american police forces have adopted a mindset previously reserved only for the battlefield now more recently the department the department of homeland security has doled out grants for local police departments that give them tanks rockets and more military grade weapons so is this a measure towards a safer society or does this mentally pit police against the civilians they're sworn to protect. now t

and there's been a massive jailbreak at iraq's abu ghraib prison allowing the escapees of an al qaeda members the attack comes nearly a decade after infamous photos of abuse at the prison were released more details coming up. and the house is considering amendments today to the defense spending bill one lawmaker is pushing that the the dea to defund the n.s.a. surveillance program we'll have an update from capitol hill later in the show. hello there it's tuesday july twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm marinated and you're watching our t.v. . now since the one nine hundred sixty s. local law enforcement agencies across the u.s. have blurred the lines between police officers and soldiers so much so that american police forces have adopted a mindset previously reserved only for the battlefield now more recently the department the department of homeland security has doled out grants for local police departments they give them tanks rockets and more military grade weapons so is this a measure towards a safer society or does this mentally pit police against the civilians they're sw

jordan's charge radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after his deported from the u.k. pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed over to prosecutors after he landed in amman on sunday britain for a costly ten year legal battle direct regard to his home country he's known as a key figure in al-qaeda linked activities and was viewed by the u.k. as a national security threat. thanks to choosing out of you watching around the world we do appreciate your company coming up in a couple of minutes time we take a look at a theatre company for a death and other able to stage the shows against all the old stuff go away interesting story coming. remember how all the sudden avent card protest group became world famous and in we're completely forgotten by next month yeah i'm talking about the feminist punk rock group pussy riot that performed a vulgar anti prayer and one of moscow's most famous orthodox cathedrals one possible reason for their explosive popularity in the media's eyes was revealed recently by german actress on a book the actress claims a german t.v. channels e

jordan has charged radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after he was deported from the u.k. qatar the pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed over to prosecutors after he landed on sunday britain for a costly ten year legal battle directed by to his home country he's known as a key figure in all qaeda linked activities and was viewed by the u.k. deed as a national security threat. thanks for being with us tonight coming up after the break a look at efforts to tackle must starvation in the horn of africa kevin i know about with more news in just about half an hour's time. as a personal lives in russia i get asked very often why automatic console fat well are americans actually fat or is this just a myth from some hater countries the centers for disease control have declared obesity to be a disease that's a twenty eight point nine percent of adult americans are obese and that is an all time high people blame the sedentary lifestyle as the cause yes if you were out all day at work and then all evening after driving home sure doesn't help your waistline but problems c

jordan has charged radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after he was deported from the quay pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed over to prosecutors upon landing on sunday britain for a costly ten year battle legal battle to extradite him to his home country is known as a key figure in al-qaeda linked activities and was viewed by the u.k. as a national security threat. irish police say at least fifty thousand protesters have marched in dublin against government plans to legalize abortions for women with life threatening pregnancies of the bill was drafted up the doctors refused to use the procedure on an indian woman having a miscarriage the woman constrained by the republic strict anti abortion laws died a week later the irish constitution argonaut abortion in one thousand nine hundred eighty six with multiple governments refusing to view the art. even if it's free medical emergencies. and after the break a look at the battle that many muslim communities are face in trying to defend their religious reputation and that's. remember how all of a sudden an afghan c

then the abu ghraib blew up on us. the day that happened, the day it hit the press by senior iraqi adviser and air force general under saddam retired and came into my office and said general we cannot understand how badly this is going to play on the arab street. we lost the moral high ground. investigation of abu ghraib by major general to go for a great american hero found that torture implemented at guantÁnamo was exploited to detainee operations in iraq. it was a logical outcome of our guantÁnamo experience. a man who served in guantÁnamo during the worst days of enhanced interrogation techniques were deployed to iraq to get allies interrogations. not my words. abu ghraib was the small guantÁnamo and one reason why i'm convinced we have to close down this detention center. you can't both guantÁnamo and up to shake -- after the sins of the past. improvements in detainee treatment boom in new military commission rules will not change a belief of our allies and enemies that guantÁnamo is a significant problem to

first time in history abu ghraib gets broken into. first time in history the most notorious prison in iraq. the political tension that's happening, in terms of what happens to guantanamo's prisoners. i just came back from the middle east. my worry is america's reputation vis-a-vis the people of the muslim countries, no longer the governments of the muslim countries who are changing and who are a mix between dictators and between newly elected governments and between military governments. but the people in a predomina predominantly muslim quarters -- which is about a quarter of the population in the world, are seeing america in a very different light. they're saying that you're sending us messages about democracy and freedom and human rights, yet you are doing this to our own people in guantanamo, yet you are putting prisoners without trial, you are keeping prisoners indefinitely. america in this case sending very mixed messages in here and it is only impacting negatively. >> gitmo is not the only place where we are indefinitely detain

extraordinary rendition program a practice said to have led to torture now the terror suspect known as abu omar was abducted in february two thousand and three transferred to the u.s. military base first in italy then in germany. before being flown to egypt the cleric alleged that he was tortured in egypt he was later released now i was joined earlier by colonel morris davis former chief prosecutor of quantum obey and professor of law at howard university he first talk to us about the hypocrisy of what happened. captioned there was entirely accurate hawker see because us exactly what it is a movie like the rule of law when the end result is favorable to the united states but it is not so favorable then we just tend to ignore it and so certainly demanding that russia's and you know edward snowden back or will boycott the winter olympics is a bit hypocritical when you know we're holding our own people from accountability that have been convicted you know in a court that we recognize as a legitimate court to know we're shielding them from accountability now you experience something like this

extraordinary rendition program a practice said to have led to torture now the terror suspect known as abu omar was abducted in february two thousand and three transferred to the u.s. military base in italy then to germany before being flown to egypt the cleric alleged that he was tortured in egypt and he was later released joining me now to discuss is colonel morris davis a former chief prosecutor on tom obey and a professor of law at howard university how are you doing today good thing now thanks for being here today in studio so the u.s. is avoiding extraditing the cia operative accused of kidnapping in italy meanwhile it has been working overtime to get its own fugitive n.s.a. leaker edward snowden back on u.s. soil to face charges and it's demanding that russia extradite him so what does this mean it's like i said in the lead it's a little do as i say not as i do your your little caption there was entirely accurate hawker see because us exactly what it is a movie like the rule of law when the end result is favorable to the united states but it is not so favorable then we just tend to

that were convicted along with mr lady so you know when it works to our favor we like extradition like abu hamza al masri that we got extradited from the u.k. here but it's posed to be a two way street not a one way street or we're going to get a lot of pushback from italy on this it seems like they. we're doing what we asked for with the way even morale is that this time we're not doing what they're asking for oh yeah i think the italian government tends to be like our government here where the different branches may not be acting in total concert certainly the legal system you know has asked for amanda knox have asked for the cia and the air force officer that were involved in the extraordinary rendition of omar to be sent back to serve their sentences but i'm not sure that diplomatically that that's necessarily in concert there because again you know they they helped block evo morales at our request it's again. a diverse picture there. to your knowledge have cia operatives ever face justice in other countries after breaking their own sovereign laws not that i'm aware of any certainly yo

. >>> al-qaeda militants staged an attack last night on the abu ghraib prison last night. at least 25 members of the security forces and 21 prisoners were killed. american abuse of prisoners at abu ghraib nine years ago, triggered outrage around the world. >>> across europe, any body of water drew people swelters in a heat wave. they're not expected to drop until the end of the week. certain places are seeing the worst heat wave in seven years. some scientists blame a change in the jet stream for causen recent weather extremes. >>> an east bay man says he just reacted, because of that, he's being called a hero. here's a picture moments after he rescued an elderly man from a burning house saturday in hercules. he says he was driving by, saw the fire, stopped, an ran into the house. he found the elderly man sleeping, and he carried him outside. >> he looked like he was glad to get out of there. he was very surprised. firefighters basically told me he would have died. >> he went into the house a second time to make sure no one else was in there. the fire apparently started in

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gunmen in iraq have attacked the abu ghraib risen outside baghdad. it is believed they were trying to free prisoners loyal to al qaeda. columbia's president -- president has told their forces not to stop shooting until their conflict with farc rebels is over. 21 soldiers were killed in an attack on friday. at the same time, the president says peace talks will continue. a soldier has been killed and three others injured in egypt. where ack happened checkpoint and police station were hit with rocket propelled grenades. says heforeign minister supports the syrian uprising and wants to see democracy there. he also called for an end to the fighting. the meeting comes after egypt's interim government says it will re-examine mohamed morsi's decision to cut diplomatic ties with syria. a panel of legal experts have started work on revising egypt's constitution. before it isdays reviewed by another group. critics say the constitution drafted under mohamed morsy failed to protect human rights and minorities. the economy has also suffered. the finance ministry s

jordan is charged radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after he was deported from the united kingdom pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed over to prosecutors after landed in on sunday britain fought a costly ten year legal battle to extradite him to his home country he's known as a key figure in al qaeda linked activities and was viewed by the u.k.'s national security threat. just stuck to twenty six minutes past midnight here in moscow thank you for being with us my name is kevin everybody with more news thirty five minutes time and just on the next we look at the efforts currently underway to tackle must starvation and one of africa's slate after this break. remember how all the sudden and often card protest group became world famous and were completely forgotten by next month yeah i'm talking about the feminist punk rock group pussy riot that performed a vulgar anti prayer and one of moscow's most famous orthodox cathedrals one possible reason for their explosive popularity in the media's eyes was revealed recently by german actress on a book the actress claim

. >>> al-qaeda militants staged an attack last night on the abu ghraib prison last night. at least 25 members of the security forces and 21 prisoners were killed. american abuse of prisoners at abu ghraib nine years ago, triggered outrage around the world. >>> across europe, any body of water drew people swelters in a heat wave. they're not expected to drop until the end of the week. certain places are seeing the worst heat wave in seven years. some scientists blame a change in the jet stream for causen recent weather extremes. >>> an east bay man says he just reacted, because of that, he's being called a hero. here's a picture moments after he rescued an elderly man from a burning house saturday in hercules. he says he was driving by, saw the fire, stopped, an ran into the house. he found the elderly man sleeping, and he carried him outside. >> he looked like he was glad to get out of there. he was very surprised. firefighters basically told me he would have died. >> he went into the house a second time to make sure no one else was in there. the fire apparently started in

this is nighttime video of this jailbreak attack at abu gareb. you can't see a lot of the detail, you can sure hear it, though. militants attacking the prison with heavy weapons, rocket propelled grenades, machine guns, suicide bombers, car bombs. the iraqi justice ministry says 500 up mates escaped, many members of al qaeda in iraq and many senior members of that terrorist group. what's the implication? more instability, more violence in iraq, but also great concern some of those al qaeda members may try to make their way across the border into syria where al qaeda has been stepping up its efforts in the fighting there. michaela? >> certainly worrisome, barbara starr, thank you so much for that. >>> cleveland's police chief talking about a potential serial killer in custody saying there may be more victims. michael madison is expected of killing three women whose bodies were found in plastic bags. he was charged monday with three counts of aggravated murder, three counts of kidnapping. the medical examiner is asking for the public's help now to

he said -- bear witness, i will kill abu basir. men opened and his fire. he said we will kill all of you. it is clear that this was his target. were fighting alongside the free syrian army fighters for some time. >> we believe this was a planned attack on our leader. we want to strengthen our fraught with -- front-line on the regime. extremism has become unbearable. they have come here with an alien agenda, and we demand that the international community supply weapons to get rid of the regime. >> as the infighting becomes more bloody, the humanitarian crisis is deepening. they have called for a day -- the red cross has called for an end to fighting in homs to allow support to get through. >> most of them are too young to understand the work. we cannot independently verify this video, but this is said to have been filmed inside a school province. several families are inside with nowhere to go. one woman says that there is no food or medication. there is only god. the city of homs has been at the center of fighting with opposition groups for more than two we

then abu ghraib blew up on us. the day that happened, the day it hit the press my senior iraqi adviser air force general under saddam retired. he came into my office and said general, you cannot understand how badly this is going to play on the arab streets. we lost the moral high ground. investigation of abu ghraib by mineral -- make sure general to boot found torture implemented at guantÁnamo was exported to detainee operations in iraq. abu ghraib was the logical outcome of our experience. men who had served in guantÁnamo during the worst days of enhanced interrogation techniques were deployed to iraq to get model ice interrogations. not my words. abu ghraib was the smaller guantÁnamo and is one reason i'm convinced we have to close down this detention center. you can't both guantÁnamo enough to shake the shine again after the scents of the past. improvements in detainee treatment in a military commission rules will not change the belief in the minds of our allies and our enemies that guantÁnamo is a signifi

they include abu ghraib. it claims it spent months planning the attacks. fox news can't confirm how many prisoners escaped and there are conflicting reports on how many died. abu ghraib are where members of united states military are an accused of abusing militaries prisoners. anyway, iraqi security forces have locked down areas around each of the prisons surgerying for the attackers and escaped inmates. robert young peloton is author and filmmaker who has been over there and knows some of the players. this would happen not a big shock, is it? wonder how it happened. >> first of all, prisons over there are much different and prisoners are much different over there because prisoners are exchanged. there is usually negotiation or payments. big prison breakouts have happened in afghanistan like in kandahar in 2007 where 500 people escaped through a tunnel. somalia had 60 break out. but these are a bit unusual. it won't make much difference in the problems in iraq. >> i've been reading that the guards aren't highly paid and they can buy somebody out inside. is

abu ghraib prison cannot sue. what are the wide implications of the ruling? playing such a central role in u.s. operations. americas"nside story from washington.

. >> emmanuel abu on facebook saying 2,000 out of five million muslims? why a law for such a small number? in is overuse of bureaucracy and the french are playing up to steer times. >> it's not -- stereotypes. >> it is a law against people who mask, hide their faces and only muslim women are arrested so it's a problem. it's compulsory that people feel it's an anti-muslim law while it's not supposed to be. >> i think that -- you're talking about people that force the women to wear this kind of veil. maybe it exists but i think that if someone wants to force his woman to wear it, it will -- he will do it despite the law. so i think the solution is social working in this -- >> on that point, i want to ask you a question. in this particular case, it was a convert to islam. >> yeah. >> and it seems as though there have been several incidents where it's convert to islam. why is that? >> why do they convert to islam? >> no, why are they the ones to -- who seem to be in the fore when when it comes to wearing the full-faced veil? >> i can't explain why they go so

. >>> iraq's security forces are locking down areas around the infamous abu ghraib prison. authorities are on the hunt after more than 500 escaped from the facility. it comes as a result of carefully orchestrated late night attacks earlier this week. that violence killed at least 25 members of the iraqi security forces. al qaeda's arm in iraq has claimed responsibility for that. >>> since his not guilty verdict, george zimmerman had been in hiding. last week he emerged to help rescue a family trapped in an overturned suv. it happened july 17th in sanford, florida. a blue ford explorer traveled off the road and then rolled over. that's when zimmerman and another man helped two children and their parents escape uninjured. police saying zimmerman was not a witness and left the scene after making contact with police there. >>> you know the problems for san diego's mayor are going from bad to worse. a former aide has filed suit. irene mccormick jackson alleges the mayor frequently put her in a headlock and said, quote, crude and disgusting things about sex. she served as communi

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abu ghraib prison became synonymous with u.s. abuses in iraq after graphic images emerged nearly a decade ago, showing iraqi prisoners being sexually abused and tortured by u.s. soldiers. meanwhile, and a northern city on monday, suicide bomber targeting an iraqi military convoy killed at least 22 soldiers and three other people who happened to be passing by. the top u.s. military general traveled to afghanistan on monday for a meeting on the future of u.s. troops there. general martin dempsey, chair of the joint chiefs of staff, said he hopes to see a deal signed by october to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan beyond the official end of the combat mission in 2014. afghan president karzai had halted negotiations with the u.s. following a dispute over a taliban political office in qatar. the office, which opened amid plans for u.s.-backed peace talks, poor a flag and the name used by the taliban when it ruled afghanistan. speaking on monday, general dempsey downplay the idea of a zero option that would see the u.s. withdrawal of tro

a suicide bomber detonated a car outside the gates of abu ghraib prison in baghdad. the attackers bombarded the jail with grenades and mortar rounds. militants launched a similar strike north of the capital. about 100 prisoners are on the loose. many are members of extremist groups. independent monitors say terrorist attacks have killed more than 500 people in iraq this month. >>> people in iran are wondering what's in store for them. hasan will take office as president next month. iranians hope he'll be able to reverse the country's isolation and improve an economy crippled by sanctions. >> reporter: after years of economic stagnation under president mahmoud ahmadinejad, people in iran are starting to feel some rays of hope. the value of iran's currency had plummeted since the start of the economic sanctions imposed by the west. but following rohani's victory, the real rose by as much as 20%. >> translator: since the presidential election, prices have fallen. i hope life becomes easier. >> translator: i think relations with other countries will improve. i hope the e

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