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can you wrap your head around the fact that there were two other roommates who seem to have slept through the murders, and were not attacked? >> well, from afar, you have six people inside this house, four are killed. for me, where these victims inside the house. these two roommates may have had a house that's more isolated than the other victims were. that's why they were spared. or maybe they weren't the target of this particular offender. >> paul holes, we appreciate your time trying to understand, which is still a big mystery. you can see more of paul on real life nightmare on sundays at 9 pm on hln. just ahead, we're going to go live to ukraine with a cnn exclusive look at how kherson was liberated. sam kiley visits a recon unit that includes fighters from the west, with experience by isis in syria, florida they helped liberate the city. so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652.
for kherson in ukraine as they urge people to evacuate with issues with infrastructure heading into the brutally cold month. cnn has obtained video in the reconnaissance unit involved in the fight against the russians. many in the unit are from the u.s., and some also fought alongside the kurds in the isis and senior. our own san kiley has the story. >> hypervigilance, these foreign volunteers reliving weeks of fear and victory in the battle for kherson. many veterans of the current campaigns against isis in syria, now they work beyond the front lines. deep into enemy territory for ukraine. >> we will get so close to the russians that we would hear
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planning said engage the embassy was like pulling teeth. he wanted to stage supplies at kabul airport by mid july to evacuate 5,000 people but was blocked. another commander said, quote: the ambassador didn't get it 10 districts a day were falling to the taliban. in today's hearing senators focused on iran, china, and the threat posed by isis in syria. >> approximately 10,000 isis detain years and two dozen different detention facilities that is an isis army in waiting. >> general cure kurilla's warning reminisce sent of the isis of planning what to do at bagram air base in afghanistan. one of those detain years escaped after the u.s. pulled out and killed 13 americans with a suicide bomb at abbey gate. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. the olympics struggled on tv and
join the front line. what i would like to see, and what i try to do, is british people — people who believe in democratic values — standing up for those liberal and democratic values and actually going out and supporting ukrainians in their time of need. we have to draw a line in the sand and say, "these are our values, we're willing to defend them." i'm in independence square in kyiv... for three years, he fought isis in syria, and says he went to kyiv to train volunteer fighters in battlefield first aid, but came back to regroup and reorganise. we need engineers, we need doctors — particularly trauma surgeons — we need... we need front—line units, as well, of course. but people who basically have the skills that ukrainians lack. and if we can create a facility that educates people, that funds them properly, and helps them get over there if they want to go, then i think that could be really useful to the ukrainian government.
US president Joe Biden on Thursday confirmed that the leader of the ISIS Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi has been taken off battlefield by the US military in a successful raid in Syria.
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accused of murder. the secretary richard spencer considering stepping down after trump demanded that the navy stop a probe of chief petty officer edward gallagher. live on the phone, nbc news correspondent courtney kube. what's happening here? >> reporter: a lot of people are familiar with this case. eddie gallagher, president trump waded into the case several times, getting him moved out of confinement months ago while still on trial and openly weighing in throughout the course of the process. gallagher was acquitted of murder charges of killing an isis detainee in iraq, but he was found guilty of posing with a photograph. or posing for a photograph with the isis detainee's body, which, of course, is against the law. it's a war crime. president trump was furious when he found out that the navy was going to undergo a review board process. what they call a trident review