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faisal was helping to recruit. i was a single female trying to travel to overseas to the islamic state territory. he was actually corresponding with an undercover nypd officer whose identity remains concealed for her security. she spoke to cnn exclusively when i found out like what um this individual was involved in and what he had in the past. it felt great to be part of this case, in part because of her work. faisal is now a convicted felon. the combination of a years long nypd investigation and two month trial by the manhattan district attorney's office. he never stepped foot in manhattan. and yet you guys charged him. i think it shows. the reach of the office. while he may not have set foot here, his message, his voice and it's horrific impacted . faisal became radicalized in the early nineties, his career as a preacher began in london, where he gave fiery sermons to large crowds forward is not the bullock the way forward is the bullet, eventually posting his
times. they said he inspired several convicted terrorists and even acted as a marriage broker for isis. it'll be the first person to be tried under new york state terror laws passed after the september 11th attacks , even though he never set foot here will spreading isis propaganda more now from cnn's brendan grass. i can give you what you want. i can link you to someone there. we will plan together. these are messages that sealed the fate of sheikh abdullah el faisal, a jamaican born radical muslim cleric to the training camp. learn how. learn how to shoot a gun. learn how to make i e. d s terrorism experts say is one of the most influential promoters of violent extremism. to date those promises made to a woman living in new york city who faisal was helping to recruit. i was a single female trying to travel to overseas to the islamic state territory. he was actually corresponding with an undercover nypd officer whose identity
♪ ♪ >> todd: a retired navy seal will garner fame and a lot of claim from the left cutting out his transgender is now detransitioning. kristin beck said the process destroyed his life and he said trans health services are hurting children. there are thousands of gender clinics being put up over all of america and as soon as kids go in and say, "i'm a tomboy." a psychologist says you are transgender. the next day you are on hormones. this is why i try to tell america to wake up. wow! he wants to raise awareness about the dangers of kids being exposed to young and the procedures can have life altering consequences. a man after punching it and it undercover nypd officer at drag queen story hour for kids. it happened saturday during the event new york city's public library. the suspect was taking on a
channel later on. jillian: a manhunt underway after an off-duty undercover nypd officers attack with a bat in the bronx, the 33-year-old was taken to the hospital was a witness says the officer got into an argument with several men when things escalated. investigators do not think they knew he was a cop. police are searching for these men. todd: a man steals a car from a car wash with the owner just feet away, the woman tried to scare him with a hose. he takes off. look at that. with her hanging onto the handle. she eventually let go. the owner of 20 army veteran who just moved to the suburbs. police looking for that car. americans concerned about the violence in our streets, senior political analyst but human says democrats could pay a high price in 2022.
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friday night, june 28th, 1969, the lights were low. music was loud. and the dance floor packed. >> the diversity of the people who were at stonewall ranking from street kids, people dressed in scare drag, the guys in khakis and button-down shirts. you had the drag queens come on the dance floor who were controlling the jukebox. >> across the street from the stonewall, unnoticed in christopher park, undercover nypd cops seymour pine and charles smythe of the public morals division were staking out the bar. >> pine and charles smythe were charged with enforcing censorship, pornography, and closing legal bars. >> the detectives leading the team closed in on the stonewall. >> smythe and pine, along with police agents, knocked on the bar saying, we're here, open the door, we're the police.
houses down from stonewall bar. it was hot and humid. but no breeze. you expected something to happen that particular night because the air was really, really heavy. >> at the stonewall inn on friday night, june 28th, 1969, the lights were low. music was loud. and the dance floor packed. >> the diversity of the people who were at stonewall ranking from street kids, people dressed in scare drag, the guys in khakis and button-down shirts. you had the drag queens come on the dance floor who were controlling the jukebox. >> across the street from the stonewall, unnoticed in christopher park, undercover nypd cops seymour pine and charles smythe of the public morals division were staking out the bar. >> pine and charles smythe were charged with enforcing censorship, pornography, and
been watching this week. the new york city police union has words for those who commented after the controversial take-down of former tennis star james blake. you will recall blake was mistakenly tackled and handcuffed by an undercover nypd officer last week who was investigating a credit card fraud ring. in an open letter to reporters, the union calls out pundits saying in part, if you have never struggled with someone who is resisting arrest or who pulled a gun or a knife on you when you approach them for breaking a law, then you're not qualified to judge the actions of police officers putting themselves in harm's way for the public good. the officer who arrested blake has been placed on modified assignment during the investigation of the incident. the nypd has apologized to blake. we will have much more on the stories we're following for you out west. back to the flooding in utah. it is amazing and wild for the people that are living through this. then there are the fires that
right now and blake has accepted the police commission's apology and using his position of prominence to really bring out the message about police brut brutality and the issues of african-american communities facing disproportionate amounts of aggression from police. the new york police department had a long history of racial tensions with the stop and frisk tactics that were challenged and both with the eric gardner's death of last summer and weighing the options and what to do forward from here. >> we'll continue to watch this story. see how it develops. amanda, thanks. behaving badly a. passenger escorted off a flight after striking a crew member but fellow passengers, they stepped in to help out. we'll tell you all about it. and then dr. ben carson closes the gap in a new poll. now in striking distance of donald trump. when's behind his rise? queso dip ♪
the new york city police union has words for those that commented after the controversial takedown of james blake. he was mistakenly take led and handcuffed by an undercover nypd officer investigating a credit card fraud ring and the union calls out pundits saying in part, if you have never struggled with someone who is resisting arrest or who pulled a gun or knife on you approaching them for breaking a law then you are not qualified to judge the actions of police officers putting themselves in harm's way for the public good. the officer who arrested blake is placed on modified assignment in the investigation. the nypd apologized to him. i'm joined by amanda sacuma. when's the union looking to accomplish with this letter? >> the police union's president patrick lynch come forward trying to splash cold water on the public reaction after this