mohamed atta kept saying he needed more time. and, you know, we go back and forth whether the capitol really was the target. certainly flight 93 was going to washington, d.c., we know that. debate whether it was the capitol or the white house. most -- the guys at guantanamo bay all say the capitol. the capitol's the one that made sense because the white house, you know, al-qaeda documents say this, they thought it would be harder to identify from the sky. which is probably true. the capitol is very identifiable. but also september 11th, that was the first week of a joint session of congress. so if you were trying to disrupt the government, to hit the capitol on a day where a joint session of congress, potentially decapitate the legislative branch of the government -- again, many of these mysteries we can never solve because all those guys are gone. and they didn't write anything about that. but i the two plotters who were still in guantanamo say the capitol, and all the reasonable speculation points to that's what it was. >> what

atta was their leader, save i you can't hit your target, crash the plane. he told his cam patriots he would crash his planes into the streets of new york city if we couldn't hit the world trade center. but it could have been a struggle. could have turned because they were fighting for a control. again, we'll never know. but it was because of the efforts of the passengers and crew, whatever the reason, that they caused. the plane turns upside-down negotiation into a death rung are plunge, crashes at 563 miles an hour, 40-degree angle. imagine the devastation of a plane hitting that quickly. it was into -- another unique quirk of the story, didn't just land in an open field. landed in a reclaimed strip mine. this was an area where the dirt had been dug out, over the years they stripped the coal, and then put the dirt back in. so, it wasn't soft if you walked on it but wasn't as consolidated as regular dense earth and that's right where the plane hit. so when investigators believe happened is that with the force of the impact, the front part of the plane snapp

mohamad atta who flew the first plane into the world trade center said if you can't hit the target crasher plane. that was something they had been assigned but it also could've been a struggle. it could have turned because they were fighting for control. again we will never know what it was because of the efforts of the passengers and crew whatever the reason they caused that. the plane turns upside down and goes into a death plunge. it crashes at 563 miles an hour and a 40-degree angle. imagine the devastation of the plane hitting that quickly. it was another unique work of the story. didn't just land an open field. it landed in a reclaimed strip line. this was an area where the dirt had been dug up over the years. they stripped the cole and then they put the dirt backend. it wasn't soft if you walked on it but it wasn't as consolidated as regular down-to-earth and that is right where the plane hit. when investigators believe happened with the force of impact the front part of the plane stopped off shattered influence grow. that is where a lot of debris was found and hijacker information

you are looking atta hoe and the resorts are thrilled that they are getting some snow. upper 50s oakland and san carlos and san jose 55. 57 half moon bay. visibility is good right now. you can feel how cool it is if you step outside. low to mid50s from santa rosa to fairfield, livermore, napa and here is a lovely view of our exploratorium camera. still showing you orange over downtown san francisco. isolated thunder is possible overnight. we have already seen one strike as i showed you earlier in the broadcast. time changes on sunday at 2:00 a.m. plenty of sun to enjoy on sunday. cold front came through and things worked out despite the fact we had heavier rain before the parade started. and then we had a little break here. the trough is coming in and cold, unstable air. we do have more showers that are going to be coming in. but the trajectory of this is mainly peninsula south bay and down toward monterey bay. tomorrow morning if you have plans and your plans include these areas make sure you have an umbrella at noontime. still have a few showers. up to the north you w

the secret tests were conducted atta ka ta's facility in michigan on weekends and holidays. the defects can force the air bags to deploy with too much shards caution pieces of metal to go into passengers. last night it responded to the report saying it raised additional concerns about takata's handling of the air bag issues and it's one of the reasons it's compelling them to produce documents. the vehicle ace affect were manufactured between 2003 and 2005 including the popular accord, civic, and crv. they were sold and registered in 13 high-humidity states. tata kasays humidity hurts the stability of the bag. employees were ordered to destroy all evidence of the test a decade ago. takata's air bags are blamed for at least 139 injuries. a honda spokesperson calls it a serious allegations and wants to know if any of the pleas knew about the test. a takata spokesperson declined to answer. anne-marie? >> thank you. >>> now to the weather, the headline, it's going get cold. it's the return of the polar vortex. the numbing cold that up north made winter so miserable for your so ma

you are looking atta hoe and the resorts are thrilled that they are getting some snow. upper 50s oakland and san carlos and san jose 55. 57 half on bay. visibility is good right now. you can feel how cool it is i you step outside. w to mid50s from santa rosa to fairfield, livermore, napa and here is a lovely view of our exploratorium camera. still showing u orange over downtown san francisco. isolated thunder is possible overnight. we have already seen one strike as i showed you earlier in the broadst. time changes on sunday at 2:00 a.m. plenty of sun to enjoy on sunday. cold front came through and things worked out despite the fact we had heavier rain before the parade started. and then wead a little break here. the troughs coming in and cold, unstable air. we do have more showers that are going to be coming in. but the trajectory of this is mainly peninsula south bay and down toward monterey bay. tomorrow morning if you have plans and your plans include these areas make sure you have an umbrella at noontime. still ve a few showers. up to the north you will likely see

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it has taken to get out, because what we've seen is more than a decade of quality control problems atta -- takata's plants. >> reporter: takata says the anonymous allegations are "fundamentally inaccurate." meanwhile, honda is telling more customers to take their cars in now for airbag replacements. as dealers around the country try to keep up. and even with this expansion, you think you will be able to serve your customers? >> yes. they have been incredibly forthcoming with us, and are supplying us with all the parts we need. >> reporter: honda and takata are already subjects of a government investigation. regulators want to know what they knew and when they knew about the faulty airbags. >>> to utah, and a stunning kidnapping case. this little girl, just five years old, in her mother's arms after a harrowing ordeal. tonight, the 911 call, and the one parent that chased the kidnapper. here's brandi hitt. >> there was a man in my home, and he took my 5-year-old daughter. >> reporter: it's every parent's nightmare. stephanie holladay edson, calling 911 right after catching a man trying t

so as message have come from the player that bowled the ball atta him. that he shouldn't feel guilt or be blame. it was a freak accident that caused it. andrew thomas, al jazerra, sydney. >>> french farmers released a flock of cheap under the eiffel to you never paras in a protest over wolf attacks. the farmers are unhappy that the wolves are listed as a protected piece bice the government and the numbers continues to grow. they estimate more than 8,000 of their animals have been killed by wolves in the past 20 years. >>> plenty more on our website the address for that is aljazerra.com. s >>> very few people get up in evil. what evil can i do today? >> he wrote the epic novel, a song of fire and ice, the basis for the hbo series "game of thrones" now in its fourth season, george r.r. martin is working fotin issue the series. >> there are days i wonder if i bit off more than i could chew. did it have dotcoms? >> his characters are often consumed with power struggles making them blind to the greater threats to their kingdom did. found.

it's been a month and his son's headless body remains atta mortuary. >> translator: i cannot bury him without a head. it's a taboo. >> reporter: roughly 2,000 police and so are soldiers have been deployed to disarm the tribes who are holding thousands of illegal firearms. we have spoken to som some of te people who live in the area and that i cues the security forces of burning down their homes. this is one of the homesteads that was destroyed allegedly by security officers. hundreds of people have pled but they could not see any civilian movement on the road because we are told people have gone factor in the interior and to the bushes and the hills of this vast region. at one town certainty this man has just come from his height out to find his shop still smoldering. it's one of several that were detroit here. >> translator: they say they are looking for guns, but we are very far from where the attack happened. and we have no guns. >> reporter: the police spokesman said any formal complaint will be investigated. but they are worried. they say they want peace, but many are concerned t

. >> the democratic leadership told us that the individual mandates in the affordable act was not atta tax, even thou they knew it was a tax. it was pretty slimy, all they can do is say we misled you but it was for the greater good. >> i don't know who he is. >> can you ever not not disappoint us? >> wow. >> johnny boy, you should check the supreme court. they're the ones who said it was a tax and that's the reason they made obama care the law of the land, okay? watch that once in a while. >> gruber actually figured out a way to call it something that could get past the supreme court. >> the "new york times" is defending it as well. they're providing more cover for obama than a burqa. even though gruber said obama tricked the public, he didn't trick the public. they will do anything, they're his publicist, his defender and his lawyer. what do you do when you find out a contest is corrupted, what it's the next thing? you got to have a do over. this requires a debate that's fair and square, if you're against a revote on obama care, you know you're going to lose. >> is that because we sho

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. >> they say atta boy, go at it or back off? >> no, today very positive. a lot of people understand what i'm trying to do is stop the president. we say we are going to fight him tooth and nail and then let's use the tooth and the nail. >> so you think it's going to happen? >> i bet on it yes, i would. >> all right. good. bet on it congressman, nice to see you. as i said, everybody, welcome back to washington, everybody. nice to see you. >> welcome back. >> developing now. there is growing outrage in mexico. violent protests over the disappearance and apparent execution of 43 students. and now those protests are spreading to the tourist home acapulco. joining us from new mexico. chris, what is going on with these 43 students? what happened? >> well, on september 26th, two buses full of students from a rural teacher's college in the southern state of guerrero drove to a nearby city to solicit funds which they often do to support the college. while they were there they cam man deered a couple additional buses for their return trip back to school local police

it comes on the heels of sooip atta cyberattacks raising the question, is the government's most important information adequately protected from our enemies and is the government's response time quick enough? for more on that, we turn to sean henry, now president of crowd strike, a security technology firm. how are hackers able to get access to the state department and white house and other government servers, all of these attacks in less than a month? >> when you're talking about some of these large networks, attackers have a relatively easy time getting into networks. they send malicious code through an e-mail. sometimes they enable people to go to a website. and when they click on that website, their browser is exposed because there are malicious codes set on the website. the hackers know the activities and the actions that the users use. and they are very, very clear on how to breach those thousandth networks. >> once they breach them, what can they get access to? >> what they're looking for, it's likely an intelligence collection operation. they're looking at who's talking to whom, ho

loan atta lone attackers had the west on edge, fearing that terror, with just one person, can cause. back in syria, he stays focused on fighting asaad. its foreign fighters have no plans in the west when not in the bad e battlefield. these men live strangely normal lives&do everything together. this dutchman says from day one, he's been treated like a brother. >> i'm living better than i was living in new york. >> they play soccer together. and are prepared to die together. >> this is a world where war is ordinary and isis offers an attractive cause. in a world where some are united against common enemies. the united states of america. >> joining us now live from london, what are western officials doing to deal with the threat of foreign officials returning home? >> pretty much anything they can think of, richard. as you know, when you fly from here in london, the region where you are, for example, there are always security officials at the airport trying to vet people. the extraordinary thing about the video in my report there, filmed, by the way, by an impressive independent journa

especially after i learned that muhammad atta, the leader of terrorists was from cairo. the same city i came from. and i called around eight people and all said the same thing, em even though some of them don't know the other. they told me, how dare you say that this was done by arabs or muslims. don't you know this is a jewish conspiracy? the jews did it. and i hung up the phone and went. i suddenly felt i cannot relate to my culture of origin anymore. and this is a very hard feeling. when you can't relate to how the people you love and you were brought up with for many, many years of your life, that they don't see the reality as it should be. >> her entire interview sunday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. on becoooktv, featuring new releases. bestselling author karen armstrong on religion and conflict. president george w. bush on his beyogfy of his father. and john mccain. american history tv on c-span3, our all day live coverage of the world war i centennial symposium from norfolk. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you

the problem is it's not clear that the government has anything to offer atta lonia. on the other hand the nationals entrenched. visualised independence and probably don't want to negotiate anything else, and that's something the central government is not ready to grant. >> thank you for joining us. it seems that the offense by the central government in madrid backfired. because now clearly the independents see the goal of sheer independence closer by the day, and as miguel said here, 20% of the catalan population will turn up, they may ask for an official referendum on independence to take place. >> you are for the time being. reporting from barcelona. >> next year's africa cup of nations has been thrown into doubt. hosts morocco confirmed they no longer want to stage the football tournament. that's after a series of meetings and the country asks for postponement. the federation of football has rejected the wish of morocco for the event to be delayed. farah is here with more details on that. >> what does this mean, what happens next? >> after a series of emergency me

they give them an "atta boy." and it may be offensive, but i don't know that it belongs in the definition of sexual contact. >> anybody else want to make a comment on that? i agree with mr. stone. i think it should be on our list to take a look at. and i think, by the way, one of the things we have to look at, i think the suggestion was made that the definition to include an object could not be done except by statute. but we could take a good look at that. as i said earlier, i think that recommendations for statutory changes wouldn't necessarily have to take forever given the present concern over the whole subject. so we're adding that. without objection, going to add that to the list. okay. indecent acts. latest version of article 120 deleted indecent acts from the statute. we got two suggestions for change. how do people feel? any comment about this from panel members? >> seems to me it still should be an offense. whether it should be an offense under 120 or under article 134, which is where it was historically,

captured this scene as egyptian security forces lobbed tear gas and fighter at prote protesters converging atta here square. the ministry of health reports one man was killed, nine people injured in those protests you see there. the crowd was upset that former mubarak, the former president, was effectively cleared today in a retrial of the charges linking him to the deaths of hundreds of prote protesters. you might recall back in 2011. cnn's ian lee is in cry row with more on that decision. >> reporter: vindication for former egyptian president, hosni mubarak, a cairo judge acquitting him for the deaths of more than 200 people during egypt's 2011 uprising. mubarak's sons and co defendants kissed their victorious father after the judge presented the 1,430-page verdict. this overturns a previous court's verdict of life in prison. outside the courthouse, families of those killed waited in anticipation. this mother won't find closure today. she tells me the police killed her son tamir and now his sacrifice will go in vain. millions of egyptians flooded the streets in january of 2011, demanding muba

we know atta tax when we see on we know a lie when we hear one. with us now is karl rove. how are you? >> fabulous. >> what do we make of these lies? >> look, it is evidence of what we knew all along. this whole affordable care act was sold to the american people on a series of lies that at the time the president and his people knew were not true. the affordable care act, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, the crux of the affordable care act is that the president thought most health insurance policies is were inadequate and they needed to be canceled. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. they knew that wasn't true. it is based on the premise that americans have too many choices in health care. in order to reduce costs you have to be limited in who you can see. >> listen to what gruber says when he talks about it was written in such a tortured way, doesn't that mean we meant to manipulate the american people? >> exactly right. in fact, we had also as a participant in this john kerry. remember, the tortured thing is how do we avoid taxing the so-cal

find out how they want to help their atta >> trending now a texas family becomes the victim of a forced entry robbery. >> this is going to sound unbelievable but it's the same family now that is offering to do something incredibly generous for the people who broke in and robbed them. kai jackson explains. >> you've heard of turning the tables on criminals. in this case they're asking criminals to come back, sit down at the table, and, boy, do they have a gift for them. in houston, texas two men pretended to be delivering a package to the lawson family. they tricked the nanny, got inside, armed with a gun, and tied up the family. the husband walked in as this was all happening and he, too, was zip tied and forced to the ground. the family has matched the crime stoppers reward to catch the men so it now totals $10,000. in addition, an unexpected twist. they also offered to pay for college for the men if they turn themselves in. >> the only way to have them not do this again is to have them feel like they have other options. an education is the best way to do that. >> so, again, this famil

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comfort me.m to especially after i learned that muhammad atta the leader of the cairo,orists was from the same city i came from. and i called around eight people thing,all said the same even though some of them don't they told me how dare you say that this was done muslims, don't you know this is a jewish jews did it.he and i hung up the phone and wept. i said to myself i cannot relate my culture of origin anymore. hard feeling very how the can't relate to people you love and you are manyht up with for many, years of your life that they reality as it should be. >> the entire interview sunday eastern on8:00 p.m. c-span q. a.nd karen armstrong on religion and conflict. president george w. bush on his biography of his father. history tv onn c-span 3 all day live coverage from the same pose yum at norfolk. atd the complete schedule c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. or e-mail us. tweet @ c-span comments. members of congress were sworn in to office today after elected to finish out the seats.f vacant after being sworn, in the new welcomed by coll

i wanted them to comfort me, especially after i learned that muhammad atta, the leader of the terrorists was from cairo, the same city i was from. i called around eight people, and they all said the same thing, even though some of them don't know the other. nonie, how dare you say this was done by arab s or muslims? don't you know this is a jewish conspira conspiracy? the jews did it. and i hung up the phone and wept. i suddenly felt that i cannot relate to my culture of origin anymore. and this is a very hard feeling when you -- when you can't relate to how the people you love and you're brought up with for many, many years of your life, that they don't see the reality as it should be. >> her entire interview sunday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q & a. on booktv we're featuring new releases. karen armstrong on religion. president bush on the biography of his father and john mccain on unsung military heroes. and the world war i symposium. find that on c span.org. call 202-626-3400. e-mail us at comment comments @cspan.org. or send a tweet, #comments. like us on facebook, follo

i wanted them to comfort me especially after i learned mohamed atta the leader was from cairo, the same city i came from and i called around eight peop people. they all said the same thing, even though some of them don't know the other. they told me how dare you say that this was done by arabs or muslims. don't you know this is a conspiracy? you did it. i hung up the phone and i suddenly felt they cannot salute to my country of origin anymore. it was a very hard feeling when you can't relate to the people you love and are brought up with for many years of your life, that they don't see the reality. after increasing their majority in the midterm elections house republicans held their leadership elections giving john boehner another two years as house speaker in a voice vote. other leadership positions remain largely unchanged. majority leader kevin mccarthy majority clip steve scalise conference conference chair cap lima morris rodgers conference vice chair lynn jenkins and national republican congressional committee chair rick walton were all reelected to their posts unopposed. on "wash

s shimizu, this morning' "new york times" says, quote, two former tack atta engineers said they and other employees had concerns over switching to a risky compound. they're talking about the ammonium nitrate from the previous compound. quote, it's a basic design flaw that predisposes this propellant to break apart and therefore risk catastrophic failure in an inflater, said mark lily, a former senior engineer with takata, at its propellant plant in moses lake, washington. mr. lily recently shared his concerns with our senate staff members. quote, it was a question that came up. ammonium nitrate propellant, won't that blow up? said michael britton, a chemical engineer 40 worked with mr. lily at the moses lake plant. the answer was, not if it stays in the right phase. all right. now, in addition, the media reported various problems at the takata plant in 2001. and secret air bag tests in 2004. so why didn't takata take action on any of these kind of concerns regarding the use of ammonium nitrate. >> nor, let me briefly explain about that materials called ammonium nitrate. ammonium nitrate i

especially after i learned that mohamed atta, the leader of the terrorists was from cairo. the same city i had been from. i called around eight people and they all said the same thing. some of them don't know the other. they said how dare you say this is done by arabs. this is a jewish conspiracy. the jews did it. i hung up the phone and wept. i cannot relate to my culture of origin anymore. this is a very hard feeling. when you can't relate to how the people you love and were brought up with for many, many years of your life, that they don't see the reality. >> her interview is sunday evening at 8:00 eastern on book tv. we are featuring new releases. the best selling author on religion and conflict. president george w. bush on his biography of his father and john mccain on unsung military heroes. on american history on c-span 3, all day live coverage of the world war i symposium from norfolk starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern. find the schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us. e-mail us at comments@c-span.org or send us

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