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disclosure of classified information. so the big outstanding question is did this airman have lawful access to this material? some or all of it? did he steal it? did he have some kind of technology job that created that access >> see, that's the thing, by the way, we're looking at video just outside his home in massachusetts where the arrest was made, peacefully, apparently, according to attorney general merrick garland, he did not resist arrest at all. this brings up the question, how did he get access to this. it is incredible to think that a 21-year-old national guard airman would have access to this level of classified documents, the one thing that appeased me in the very slightest way, ken, is that he was identified as somebody who works in the intelligence wing of the massachusetts air national guard. i mean, it's better than somebody, i guess, in the generic wing i don't know how to redefine that, but come on. how does this happen >> so, yeah, that goes to some distance to explaining this. we should remember, you know,
Jerusalem: Tens of thousands of worshippers attended Friday prayers at Jerusalem's Al Aqsa mosque compound, the first in the holy month of Ramadhan,...
something states are doing they like. when states do something they don't like in congress, oh, we have to investigate this. we have to issue a subpoena to the manhattan d.a. to find out if it is being federally funded, to interfere with a state-level prosecution. i am sure that the department of homeland security now is monitoring this threat environment around what could happen in new york in a few days, as they should be. >> right. you see his post, how he worded it parallel to january 6th. >> what's amazing about the post from saturday, you know, his only defense, dangling by a thread to january 6th, inciting the riot on january 6th, is somewhere in those remarks, he used the word "peacefully." the statement on saturday didn't use that word at all. it was just, "protest. take our nation back," which is significant and revealing. before we go to break, a few
PHUKET: Around 30 foreigners, presumably all Ukrainians or Russians, gathered today in front of the Police Box on the beach road in Patong to call for the end of the war and demand withdrawal of Russi
our cities, tearing upties the streets becaus, tearine that what my son stood for this morning. for and if you guys are here for me and tyree, then you will protest peacefully. ! you can get your point across. but we don't need to tear up u our cities. peoplep, because we do have to live in them. >> and the memphis polic e chief is emphasizing that this is note about race. it takes off the table that issues and problems and law and enforcement is about race and it is not. it's about human dignity, integrity, accountability and the duty to protecto protecr community. a community. so, jessica, we've heard w the victims families before in these situations plead for calm, plead for peac calm,e t and oftentimes those pleas are s not followed. >> how do you think things are>i going to shake out tonight? well, i'm hopeful that
quite unusual for the - quite unusual for the authorities to essentially signpost a day —— late in the day. forseniorfigures day. for seniorfigures including president day. forseniorfigures including president biden, to suggest that peaceful protests will be justified in this case. also saying that violence under any circumstances isn't justified. but clearly, with tensions running high, there have been other similar circumstances over recent years in the united states that have led to angry protests on the streets. it will be the fear that this could turn violent. the hope is in the strong suggestion from all the authorities involved, including the family, people should protest, but they should do it peacefully. protest, but they should do it peacefully-— peacefully. indeed, peter, thank you _ peacefully. indeed, peter, thank you for _ peacefully. indeed, peter, thank you for keeping - peacefully. indeed, peter, thank you for keeping us l thank you for keeping us up—to—date. when i'm sure we'll be checking in on in the coming days and weeks.
On August 5, 2019, the Indian government had abrogated Article 370 of the country's Constitution which granted special status to the Jammu and Kashmir.
In an interview to Al-Arabiya television, Sharif offered his Indian counterpart Prime Minister Narendra Modi to sit together and resolve issues including Kashmir.