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And java islands. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. fresh violence has erupted in the north—east indian state of nagaland following the killing of 13 civilians by security forces. hundreds of people threw stones and set fire to areas near an army camp. on saturday, an army patrol shot a group of miners returning home after mistaking them for militants. nagalands chief minister has blamed an intelligence failure. residents in yangon have protested by banging on pots and p...

Agency warns of follow—up eruptions that can happen at any time. this is at least the third volcanic eruption in indonesia this year. the country has the most active volcanoes in the world, spread along sumatra and java islands. lets get some of the days other news in brief. fresh violence has erupted in the north—east indian state of nagaland, following the killing of 13 civilians by security forces. hundreds of people threw stones and set fire to areas near an army camp. on saturday, an ar...

Largely unaware of this. it feels like an intelligence failure on a kind of mammoth scale. >> yeah. i mean, its obviously a massive intelligence failure. you get the feeling that intelligence agencies barely scratched the surface of what was going on in kabul and thus the rest of afghanistan. you know, we spoke to, for example, one taliban recruiter who was a student. he himself recruited some 500 people alone mostly around kabul university, and his -- his tactic for not getting caught was simpl...

In the heart of the capital than many of us imagined. then speaking to afghans after the fall of the city, we kept hearing the same stories, my neighbor turned out to be a talib. or this person that worked in the compound turned out to be a talib, or the security guard at the bank and on and on. >> so the big question of course this raises is this is a situation not trying to figure out whats happening in north korea, the black box country where nobody is allowed in, who is a foreigner, this is ...

Scale. >> its obviously a massive intelligence failure. you get feelings that intelligence agencies barely scratch the surface of what was going on in kabul and thus the rest of afghanistan. and we spoke to, for example, one taliban recruiter who was a student, he himself recruited some 500 people alone, mostly at kabul university, and his tactic for not getting caught were simply shaving his beard and wearing sunglasses and jeans and not getting into fights with more liberal students. it was th...

"oh, i see, thats great." japan is promoting its hydrogen society as a zero carbon alternative to pure renewal, but producing blue hydrogen will mean digging up coal for decades to come. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. and fresh violence has erupted in the north—east indian state of nagaland following the killing of 13 civilians by security forces. hundreds of people threw stones and set fire to areas near an army camp. on ...

The 1/6 committees mission is to limited to this sort of look back really is obliterated by what pete is saying. the current threat is domestic violent extremism. what do you make of this reporting this the post about donald harvin. he said he met twice with investigators, and this focus on law enforcement? >> its a big deal. its significant. january 6th was not an intelligence failure. it was a leadership failure. people like harvin played a key role in ringing alarm bells as loudly and as wide...

Bureau documents obtained by the "washington post." the stipulatester offered specifics. those planning violence believed they had, quote, orders from the president. orders from the president. they used code words, such as pick ax to describe guns, and posted the times and locations of four spots around the country for caravans to meet the day before. on one site they specifically mention senator myth romney as a target. it makes clear what members of congress have been saying for months now, jo...

The intelligence failure, no, thats not what it was. this was a failure of leadership, and in particular, fear amongst the fbi in the military about what the president was capable of doing. and it doesnt get darker than that. it does not get darker than that in this country. >> that is absolutely right. i go back to the red flags were everywhere. exactly to your point, juliet. rosalind, this is extraordinary reporting you ask your colleagues did. thanks to both of you. we appreciate it. leader...

Coup? >> this is exactly the sort of damning part of the investigation, is the pentagon now is forced to essentially make a decision that if we deploy the troops, they might be -- they might be taken over by trump to be used against the capitol police and congress. remember, congress and the senate are sitting inside of this. its not just the capitol police. therefore, they decide, were going to leave the capitol more vulnerable, sort of the worst of two bad options. i think if anything the repo...