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introduction, we're talking with benjamin netanyahu. i have stated he reminds me of modern day churchhill. you served in what is equivalent to u.s. seals. smaller but a special forces among special forces in israel. you write about this. about the various men that you served with and your commanders, some became prime ministers themselves, ehud barrack and rah - tell us about sabena airline hijack. >> i came one night to the base and there was no one on base, they said there was a plane hijacking, two
mark: he needs no introduction, we're talking with benjamin netanyahu. i have stated he reminds me of modern day churchhill. you served in what is equivalent to u.s. seals. smaller but a special forces among special forces in israel. you write about this. about the various men that you served with and your commanders, some became prime ministers themselves, ehud barrack and rah tell us about sabena airline hijack. >> i came one night to the base and there was no one on base, they said there was a plane hijacking, two palestinian men and two
how bad is it up there that the better option is to jump. >> the fbi is now investigating reports of a plane hijacking before these crashes we're telling you about at the world trade center towers this morning. >> pieces of the building and the planes actually wound up blocks away. gideon was walking with his camera when he found a chunk of the plain engine that crashed completely through tower two. >> get out of here and just go. this is evidence. you're kicking stuff. what's the matter with you? >> that was as close as gideon would get to the trade center without a firefighter, anyway.
overwhelmed, or perhaps that already, and the train pilots from the hijacker camp, were in charge of those aircraft and were willing to die for their beliefs. >> if there was time, if there was, the crew may has been able to press a button and sent out a warning to controllers that there was a hijacking progress. controllers made that have radioed back, but if the crews were disabled, controllers would have been left in the dark for information. whatever else controllers must have been surprised in disbelief, there hadn't been a commercial plane hijacking the u.s. for ten years since 1991, and now this. there are several unconfirmed reports around what may have been happening in the cockpit, there's one from a controller in new hampshire who says that a microphone was left on in the first plane, that the pilot was picking up what was happening and that the controller then heard a terrorist say in
>> the fbi is now investigating reports of a plane hijacking before these crashes we're telling you about at the world trade center towers this morning. >> pieces of the building and the planes actually landed blocks away. gedeon was walking with his camera when he found a chunk of the plane engine that crashed completely through tower two. >> don't be kicking this stuff. this is evidence. you don't kick it. just get out of the area. just go. this is evidence. you're kicking stuff. what's the matter with you? >> that was as close as gedeon would get to the trade center, without a firefighter, anyway. >> go, move! >> so i decided the smartest thing to do was to slowly walk back to the firehouse and find a
face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. we're getting last-minute details this afternoon, including the issues president biden plans to raise over what's expected to be an hours-long multisession event. among them, cybersecurity. election interference, russian aggression in ukraine, human rights abuses, the belarus plane hijacking, and americans jailed in russia. our "washington post" colleague writes in the "washington post," it is hard to overstate the stakes for biden of this first in-person meeting with the geopolitical adversary. a central theme of his presidency is that democracies do a better job for their people than autocracies, and putin is among the world's leading challengers to that idea. biden also is intent on showing that the u.s. has moved on from the trump era's tolerance of authoritarians and this is a pivotal moment for that effort. on that last point, recall what anne gearan asked president biden just yesterday. >> you've said several times that america is back at allies'
that. on the world lead, possible abuse at the hands of dictators regime. human rights groups are fearing the worst for a dissident journalist from belarus. essentially hijacked and forced to land by a fighter jet. nick walsh takes us for a look at the death of another activist. nick's report contains images and details you will definitely find disturbing. >> reporter: plane hijacking above but daily abuse in belarus looks like this. this is the opposition activist said police. he falls in to the toilet without anyone touching him from last week, supplied by the authorities who are eager to show they helped the 50-year-old prisoner. but here, again they show him
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of the terrorist repertoire. >> gangs of young people, products of the riotous 1960s, prefer terror, kidnapping, bombing, arson, machine guns, death and destruction. >> it was a global thing. in the '70s, those who wanted change faster than was going to come resorted to violence. >> japan has had its first plane hijacking. >> the chronicle of terrorism which took them as far as athens, greece. >> most americans thought of terrorism as a problem that happens a world or half a world away. throughout the 1970s, terrorism began to hit home. >> an elegant townhouse in new york's greenwich village was destroyed by a series of dynamite explosions. >> authorities first assumed an accidental detonation in a gas line had been responsible, except that the blast had been too powerful, destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor