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This i hadda way but abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quarayshi blew himself up along with his wife and two children. the explosion leveled the third floor and sent bodies flying into the yard below. president biden watched from the white house situation room. >> he chose to blow himself up, not just the vest, but to blow up that third floor rather than face justice for the crimes he has committed. >> reporter: night "time" video shows the lights of orbiting helicopters and picks up the sounds of the raid. the commandos came aed dro fighter aircraft overhead using bull horns to warn a family on the f...

Thoughts on PFF’s free agency predictions for the Cardinals Pro Football Focus recently made a few predictions for the Cardinals in free agency. Let’s find out if those predictions make sense for the team. Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports Earlier this week, ESPN listed the ideal landing spot for each of their top 50 free agents. As Walter pointed out, not one of those landing spots was with the Cardinals. Could this be a sign of a rough offseason ahead for GM Steve Keim? Not so fast. PFF released a similar list as well, and they went all the way up to 150 free agents. They predicted a few p...

Now, without its figurehead, a man willing to lead its followers to death, but only from the shadows. >> a startling moment where isis has received a body blow in their ideology. make no mistake, the grievances, the sense of disenfranchisement of brutalized life that allowed them to grow in the first place, and in iraq, where many of the sunnis feel disenfranchised. these people are aggrieved. something like isis will continue to regroup, possibly thrive, despite the death of its leader. but a seismic blow. let me talk a little bit about what we know about this instant. we know the special for...

So the mere fact if this in fact was a ground raid, and it sounds like given the level of detail you're hearing out of my colleagues in washington that they did have boots on the ground to be able to know this much, that this is one of the most daring things they've done probably comparable to that raid into pakistan that killed bin laden. this is the sort of snake pitt of al qaeda, the absolute lair. it's a complex territory because there are lots of civilians there but lots of the islamist fighters there have al qaeda links. strongly jihadist in their perception, quite radicalized. and this ...

One day we tell yemen nobody from your country can come to our country. the next day we launch an on the ground raid in yemen. it's been reported that the seals lost the element of the surprise from the beginning of that raid. that al qaeda fighters were tip ed off and knew they were coming. if any u of them were involved in the chain u of the operation, the seals was counting on them to be partners in this. why would you sign something so inflammatory about yemen the day before this incredibly difficult, upscaled conflict mission. in yemen. we don't know whether that decision had an affect on...