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The Austrian domestic intelligence service has detained four people in an investigation into an Islamist network, according to the Ministry of the Interior. The arrests follow indications of a possible attack on a church in Vienna and the cathedral in the German city of Cologne. The Directorate for State Security and Intelligence at the Austrian Interior Ministry announced on Sunday that interrogations with the suspects were under way. Further details could not be given at present for reasons of
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lapd has increased controls here. this a say they have been warning about this for months, that hate speech leads to hate crimes. whit? >> matt gutman, thank you. we are getting news that four u.s. troops and a service dog were wound in the syria, in an operation that resulted in the death of a senior isis leader. here's stephanie ramos at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, four american special operations forces and their military dog wounded in syria after their helicopter raid on a top isis leader ended in an explosion. >> the troops and the working dog are in stable condition. they're being treated at a u.s. military facility in iraq. >> reporter: the raid targeting isis senior leader hamza al homsi, who oversaw the group's deadly terrorist network in eastern syria. but when the troops arrived, he detonated an explosive device. the blast killing him and wounding the americans. the white house saying president biden has been briefed. >> when it comes to situations like this, of course, the president is closely involved.
to keep the isis terrorist network from staging a comeback. it's a deadly game of hide and seek, but no american troops were killed or wounded in all of last year. there were actually two commando raid last night, and the second one, the leader of an isis assassination cell was killed without any u.s. casualties. margaret? >> margaret: david martin at the pentagon. now to the beating death of tyre nichols. the five former memphis police officers charged with murdering the 29-year-old appeared in court for the first time today. all five pled not guilty. just three weeks after the release of body cam footag of the violent arrest shocked this nation. cbs's elise preston was inside the courthouse. >> not guilty. >> reporter: one by one and wearing masks, the five former memphis police officers all pleaded not guilty through their attorneys. to second-degree murder and other charges in the brutal beaf
(Archived document, may contain errors) November 9 1979 LA TIN AMERICAN TERRORISM THE CUBAN CONNECTION INTRODUCTION The fall of the Somoza govern ment in Nicaragua to the Sandi nista guerrilla forces (FSLN, Sandinista Front for National Liberation) and their foreign collaborators in July, 1979, has raised concern throughout the Western hemisphere that similar insurgency movements in other Latin Ame rican countries could lead to the weakening or overthrow of their governments as well.
The United States has made considerable progress in its war touproot Osama bin Laden's terrorist network and the Taliban regimethat protects it in Afghanistan. However, the challenge forWashington will be to turn the rout of the Taliban into a decisivemilitary victory and then ensure that the post-war politicalstructure that emerges prevents Islamic extremists such as theTaliban and bin Laden from returning to roost in Afghanistan.
officials are throwing cold water on talk of a new deal. in a phone call today with french president emmanuel macron, israeli prime minister lapid said, quote: israel opposes a return to the deal and would not be obligated by such an agreement. lapid warned the french president iran is moving the goal posted aing this new deal will fund iran's terrorist network and strengthen iran's military. a senior israeli official told fox news goat now is the time to walk away. the state department said it's pleased iran appears to have dropped some of its demands like removing the iranian revolutionary guard corps or irgc from the state department terrorist list which is even more difficult after it was revealed the irgc sent a terrorist cell to assassinate former national security adviser john bolton and former secretary of state mike pompeo among others for their role in ordering the assassination of iranian general cass assume kasm
to the top member of the haqqani network, a terrorist network affiliated with al qaeda and part of the taliban government. some terrorist experts were saying yesterday in some ways it feels like we've returned to september 10th, 2001, where once again, the taliban is in control of afghanistan and al qaeda has a friendly patron there. >> peter baker, great seeing you. i thank you for your time. up next, we'll go live to kentucky where rescuers are still searching for hundreds of people missing in deadly flooding. there's a new challenge for them today. we'll tell you about that next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." watching diaz-balart reports. for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added to the pain. but congress has a historic opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan,
>> they will probably adjust some of the things that they do. we know that. we anticipated that. we'll adjust as well. >> and just finally, explain why this isn't just being right back where the u.s. was 9/11 with al qaeda being in kabul. >> my goodness, al qaeda is nowhere near the organization and the threat that it once was on 9/11. or even ten years ago when we killed bin laden. it is a vastly diminished terrorist network, and they have had their challenges. that doesn't mean, however, that we can just take the eye off the ball and forget about them. just like isis, isis is vastly diminished thanks to our efforts inside that coalition. it doesn't mean they haven't a viable threat. mr. zawahiri was posing a threat because he was actively encouraging his followers to plot and plan attacks against the homeland, against the united states, and that was all the justification we needed. but they are a vastly diminished threat. we're going to make sure they continue to be a vastly