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Or found at any of the screening points either in qatar, ramstein or in the u.s. >> i don't know. we'll have to take that question and get back to you. >> a afghan people thank you very much for your hard job and good job actually. and afghan people are happy but some of them that they are not eligible for siv and p1 and p2 but they have a serious problem. they are not in kabul. they are hiding. they move from one place to the other place and they they contact me, more than 100 people contact with me a day what can we do? i say i am nobody to do something. do you have any plans from the state ...

Like christian eriksen, one of the most famous sports persons who has ever had a cardiac arrest goes on to do something like this, footballers themselves and other sports people ask themselves, i am so glad i am going to be tested for that because i would not like to be in that situation. i i would not like to be in that situation-— i would not like to be in that situation. , , ., .., i would not like to be in that situation. , , ., ., situation. i believe you carried out his assessment, _ situation. i believe you carried out his assessment, a _ situation. i believe you carried out his asses...

Being with. hundreds of isis fighters refusing to surrender as u.s. backed forces close in on their final stronghold in thor and part of syria. the assault targets a one square mile area in a village where isis fighters are hiding among hundreds of civilians and preventing them from leaving. those who have escaped paint a vivid and frightening picture of the desperate attempt for survival by the group in the waning days of their control on that area. according to "the washington post" citing more than a dozen interviews at screening points and other displacement camps those who fled include wi...

Coming through. hundreds and hundreds coming through screening points at any given time of day. you're also saying perhaps somebody posing as a passenger but is not a passenger. you may see people pulled off the line saying can we talk to you. some say why don't we do like they do in israel? that's impractical given the g millions that fly in the u.s. everyday. >> thanks for joining us this hour. ahead, another data breach. it goes back 16 years, back to 1998. makes you ask the question, is any of our personal information safe? >> man, in the 90s? don't want nobody know about that. hey guys!...

I mean, as you say, victor, there's a lot of people before the screening point. the same people that go through the screening point and are on the other side. it seems what we have right now is a system in place that isn't interested in protecting the people 100% of the time. it's protecting the airplanes. if we want to protect the people in the airport, you need to move the screening points out to the curb. it's easy to then have a long, linear place where individual disline up, none of the serpentine stuff in front of the point, that represents a congested target for an improvised explosive ...