it was revealed that baghdadi himself assaulted kayla mueller during her captivity. president trump called her parents after he announced the terror leader's death on sunday. kayla's parents carl and marcia mueller join me now. carl and marcia, thank you for being with us. this has got to be a hard conversation. even though something positive has come out of it in the capture and death of al-baghdadi, carl, you told my colleague savannah guthrie yesterday that there's a 1% chance you think kayla may still be alive. >> yes. >> what gives you that idea? >> well, it's a bit of a long story but we've had many rumors coming out of that area. we worked with a man that was getting out women and he was working with smugglers inside the area and through that source, we heard the rumor that she wasn't killed. and through other sources, we heard that as well. but the thing that really sticks in my mind is that we've learned throughout this whole process a little bit of how the government works as far as information, intel. and for -- for one thing, they never take intel from a t

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the parents of kayla mueller speaking out in the wake of abu bakr al-baghdadi's death. live as we learn another major isis target is dead. >> reporter: powerful words from kayla's parents have endured their worst nightmare finally getting some closure with the hope useful information will come from this operation. >> reaction to the president speaking his name was tearful for both of us. our hope is to see this moment, the fact that abu bakr al-baghdadi has been killed and we are hoping they have the information we have been seeking, who killed kayla, where was she killed and where is she buried? >> reporter: new information was uncovered from documents to video recorded during the raid that will be crucial to crucial missions. mark esper says this doesn't mean we are done. >> despite his death the security situation in syria remains complex, our mission in syria today remains the same as it was when we began operations, to enable the enduring defeat of isis. >> reporter: we are learning more about the operation itself, the president releasing this photo, the dog was sl

kayla. she was killed in 2015. here's what the muellers told fox news. >> this has been going on for so long, i'm not sure about the last 48 hours for me. i'm just searching for kayla. i was glad that he blew himself up, that no one killed him from our side. >> they hope the mission can shed some light on their unanswered questions. >> our hope is to seize this moment. and this moment is the fact that al baghdadi has been killed. some of his lieutenants have been captured. we are hoping that they have the information we've been seeking. that is, who killed kayla? where was she killed? where was she buried? >> the operation that targeted baghdadi was named after kayla mueller. she was there to help children. to help children, to work in the hospitals, visiting doctors without borders when she was kidnapped. >>> ahead, houston could become title town tonight. the astros one win away from the world series glory. we have that next in "the bleacher report." no signal goes farther or is more reliable. so you can get more out of the new iphone. b

and kayla mueller led her to humanitarian work she was brutalized and then killed in 2015 at the age of 26. this weekend's operation was codename and kayla's honor so we remember these civilians and servicemembers who gave their lives to fight f isis in their memories we are glad justice has been done in their memories we resolve not to back down but to persist in this fight and toby secure the enduring defeat of this determined and dangerous enemy. on another matter on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee produced a resolution that quickly had dozens of cosponsors to stay two things which are very obvious. number one anything as serious as the impeachment inquiry to cancel out the american people's's vote of a presidential election must adhere to the highest standards of fairness and due process. and number two, we found display from house democrats is anything but that. house democrats have conducted the inquiry so far completed at the center of the inquiry denying president trump rights and protections they have impeded his right to have counsel attend hearings and depo

and kayla mueller from arizona, whom isis kidnapped in aleppo in 2013. kayla's christian faith had led her to humanitarian work. shes with a brutalized by isis leaders and then killed in 2015 at the age of 26. this weekend's operation was code named in kayla's honor. so today, we remember these brave americans and all the courageous u.s. service members and dod civilians who gave their lives to fight isis. in their memories, we're glad justice has been done. in their memories we resolve not to back down, but to persist in this fight until we secure the enduring defeat of this dangerous and determined enemy. on another matter, mr. president, on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee and i introduced a resolution which quickly gained dozens of republican co-sponsors, our resolution states two things, which are very obvious. number one, any process as serious as an impeachment inquiry we which seeks to cancel out the american people's vote in a presidential election must, must adhere to the highest standards of fairness and due process. and number

aid workers and journalists, the rape of kayla mueller, who also syria wherembing in she had been held captive -- the fact is that, and probably these journalists and aid workers would have been the first to point thisis out -- isis had killed thousands of muslims. >> yes. well, isil developed a strategy, a terrorist strategy, as a small group that wanted to emerge as a state of what it called acting like beasts. it was quite deliberate to terrorize people all around it into submission to convince the enemy that they were in -- invulnerable because they would act in such a beastly and violent way. in many ways, it worked. they intimidated large numbers of people at their height, millions come into submission. iraqi soldiers who fought them talked about the horror of going into alleyways and facing men who would jump down from roofs onto them with suicide bomb belts and detonate them. it wasn't hand-to-hand combat, it was hand to bomb combat. this policy of beastliness was also a media strategy to attract followers. one of the advantages that they sought was to get highly trained former

. >>> also, savannah guthrie is joining us with an incredible emotional interview with kayla mueller's parents, including why they're holding out hope she's still alive. >> i was able to tell him our 1% chance that kayla is still alive and why we feel that 1% chance is there. chance is there do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. ♪ as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards member, you can enjoy priority service and exclusive discounts... so your growing life can be more rewarding, too. ♪ what would you like the power to do? ♪ annoepidemic fueled by juul use with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sa

last night on the show, you had parents of kayla mueller, we are working to get her back for those two amazing people. she is a wonderful young woman, to suggest abu bakr al-baghdadi was anything other than a murderous terrorist is truly sick. >> martha: there is still criticism and challenge about the decision to pull out of the safe zone between the kurdish area and turkey. this is benjamin hall on the ground, today he was talking to people on the ground in what was a safe zone, this is humanitarian worker from the united states. watch this. >> benjamin: hardest part of this mission is u.s. betrayal of these people. we are responsible then for this unleashing of evil violence. you watch this president trump, i'm praying for you, love you, please change this, it is not too late. >> martha: reports are turkey is starting genocide in syria, reports from kurdish militia, that man pleading with the president saying it is not too late to change this decision and protect these people. what do you say? >> sec. of state pompeo: i'm getting reports from the ground with the general. no nation w

heather: the takedown of abu bakr al-baghdadi giving new hope to the family of kayla mueller. jillian: family's praise for the president with another high profile g hardy killed by us forces plus a mainstream media announcement of a monster for his controversial confrontation. rob: that kentucky teenager got a second chance to clear his name and hold news organizations accountable for that story. a nightmare on elm street. jillian: surprising number of people too scared to live next to trump supporters. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i may be crazy ♪ but it just may be a lunatic you are looking for ♪ turn out the light ♪ don't try to say things ♪ jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. i just learned -- rob: just 17 years old. jillian: i am 17 years old. rob: thanks for getting up with us today. carley: parents of isis hostage kayla mueller speaking out in the wake of abu bakr al-baghdadi's death. rob: great news for them, his death. griff jenkins has another isis major target is dead. >> reporter: not just one operation. fox new

the operation was named after kayla mueller. we expect a press conference with the defense secretary and joint chiefs of staff at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> jon: thanks. >> sandra: moments ago when we were hearing from the president he told reporters that he is now quote considering releasing the video of the raid of baghdadi. let's bring in four star general jack keane. good morning to you and great to get your reaction. first thing this morning. first to what the president just said about the release of the video of the raid. what -- manage our expectations on that when you look back how it was handled after the death of bin laden? what should we expect? >> that would be highly unusual. normally we wouldn't do anything like that because it reveals a tactics, techniques and procedures that these highly-trained elite forces are using. there may be some portion of it that they would not mind being released. i'm talking about the forces themselves in concert with the white house. but it is unusual to do something like that. >> sandra:

the kidnapping and horrifying ordeal of kayla mueller lasted for years. first entered syria in 2012 on a mission to help those who were desperately trying to flee the country's civil war. kayla was kidnapped in august 2013 after leaving a hospital run by doctors without borders. in a letter to her family, kayla wrote, quoting, "i did not want the negotiations for my release to be your duty. i know you'd want me to remain strong. that is exactly what i'm doing. i remember mom always told me that all in all, in the end, the only one you really have is god." the details surrounding kayla's death remain unclear, but she was tortured, intimidated, and apparently raped by albert dottie albert >> she was there to help peoplee was beautiful and he brought her into captivity for a long period of time and then he killed her. >> it was the chairman of the joint chiefs he decided to name the operation that killed bob dottie in honor >> martha: and joining me now are kayla's parents, marsha and carl mueller. thank you for speaking with us tonight. this is obviously be

the family of a worker and isis prisoner kayla mueller is praising donald trump and the soldiers who pulled off the raid the killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi, some harsh words for former president barack obama, telling the republic, quote, i say kayla should be here and if obama had been as decisive as donald trump maybe she would be. toyota, kia and general motors back in the trump administration is his ongoing battle with california over who gets to mandate fuel economy standards. other lawmakers, honda, volkswagen, ford, and bmw previously agreed with california to manufacture cars with higher fuel efficiency. to missouri the state of the only abortion clinic in missouri is under consideration was a member of the state's administered hearing commission over proceedings today over whether the clinic keep its abortion license after being cited for numerous healthcare violations, not expected until february of next year. the state has refused to renew his license to perform abortions citing concerns include failed abortions and serious medical complications. trace gallagher re

i'm not sure how familiar you are with kayla mueller's situation and the fact that her parents are so get her remains, but for the remaining hostages, how much are they at risk without the syrian kurds on the ground being able to help us going forward? >> well that's very powerful testimony from kayla's father. it just reveals just how uniquely barbaric and truly evil baghdadi was. this is an individual responsible for tens of thousands of death, for genocide against christians, shia muslims, and enslavement and rape of innocent women. nothing can take away from the land mark day on sand that our heroic special forces and intelligence analysts were able to pull off. it's a great day for the united states and the entire civilized world. the reason we were able to do this, it's really painstaking work over a period of years and networks that have been built up in syria by our special forces and by the syrians that we're working with on ground. they provide the information, the intelligence, the access. much of that has now been lost. so the follow-up from this operation, i think, will b

the parents of murdered isiss hostage kayla mueller opened up exclusively to fox news in the wake of abu bakr al-baghdadi's death. lauren: griff jenkins live in the natiothe nation's capital ts morning with the reaction after she was honored by president trump. >> reporter: powerful and grateful words from kayla's parents, having endured the worst nightmare, finally getting some closure with the hope that more information will come. >> it woke me up. i went outside and saw the sky lit up, bright red. >> reporter: that clearly not comments from kayla mueller's parents. but let me tell you that pentagon officials say new information was uncovered from electronic data, two documents and video recorded during the raid. mark esper says this mission is not over. >> despite baghdadi's death, the security situation in syria remains complex. our mission in syria today remains the same as it was when we first began operations in 2014, to enable the enduring he defeat of isis. >> reporter: we're learning more details about the raid. the president releasing this photo of the hero dog that helped

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kayla mueller from arizona whom isis kidnapped in aleppo.ristian faith led her to humanitarian work. she was brutalized by isis leaders and killed in 2015 at the age of 26. this weakens operation was codenamed in kayla's honor. we remember these brave americans and the courageous u.s. service members and dod civilians who give their lives to fight isis. in their memories, we are glad that justice has been done. in their memories, we resolve not to back down but to persist in this fight until we have secured the enduring defeat of this dangerous and determined enemy. on another matter, mr. president, on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee and i introduced a resolution the resolution states two things. >> bill: mitch mcconnell reacting, fresh reaction on the raid from syria over the weekend. the leader of isis is dead. reports the group has already got a new chief on board. one of bring in retired army lieutenant colonel daniel davis. it's great to have you on. thank you for your time. reports that the spokesman for isis has also

. >> reporter: that's american kayla mueller in 2013.ed by its leader. >> al-baghdadi and his organization captured our daughter, held her for 18 months. they tortured her. she was held in solitary confinement. she was raped by al-baghdadi. we know that to be a fact. she was murdered by him or someone or someone in his organization. >> reporter: also among his victims, three other americans captured in syria. aid worker peter casic and journalist james foley and steven sotloff. under baghdadi's control isis spread its gruesome campaign of terror on social media, to a degree never seen before. barbaric beheadings, hostages burnt alive. but now a moment of justice after a u.s. military operation killed kayla's captor. the man who for many the world over was the face of evil, abu bakr al-baghdadi. on saturday president trump with vice president pence gathered in the situation room with military brass, all watching a live step-by-step feed of the top secret mission. >> we had absolutely perfect, as though you were watching a movie. >> report

among his thousands of victims americans james foley, steven sotloff, peter kassig, kayla mueller. the mission was named in kayla's honor, bringing an end to baghdadi's ruthless reign. >> he will never again harm another innocent man, woman, or child. the world is now a much safer place. >> reporter: there's been reaction from several of the families of baghdadi's victims, all of them hoping this will hinder any resurgence of isis, hoping the captured isis fighters will be brought to justice. kenneth, kaylee? >> all right, trevor, thank you. >>> house democrats conducting the impeachment inquiry are hoping to hear today from one of president trump's closest advisers. >> charles kupperman, a top deputy of ousted national security adviser john bolton, may be a no show. he filed a lawsuit asking the o defy a house subpoena. former white house chief of staff john kelly said before stepping down he advised the president he could avoid impeachment by not surrounding himself with yes-men. >> someone has got to be the guy that tells you that, you know, you either have the authority, you don

was heralded around the world but few likely felt a greater sense of relief than the parents of kayla muellercaptivity, and the operation to take down the isis leader was named in her honor marsha and carl mueller are with us now for an exclusive live interview. first a look at the life of their remarkable daughter. as the civil war raged in syria, kayla mueller headed toward the suffering to see how she could help when the aide worker was taken hostage in 2013, she had been visiting a hospital in aleppo, syria. kayla spent 18 months in captivity in brutal conditions and then she was killed. >> isis claimed kayla was killed in a jordanian air strike but her remains have never been recovered. >> we would carry on her legacy. >> at home in prescott, arizona, friends and family were heartbroken. at the height of their grief, carl and marsha mueller along with kayla's brother eric invited us into their home to speak about their daughter. >> to be really truthful with you, i'm still in denial i still expect kayla to come through the door i'm not there yet, and i'm not ready to go there yet. this i

hundreds in terrorist attacks and killed and abused western hostages including american aid worker kayla mueller. the mission to kill al-baghdadi was named after her. her mother overnight. >> that made me cry. gosh, what a gift for kayla and for us it also lets us know that this administration did not forget about kayla. >> richard joining us from syria. richard, what are we learning about what happened to that secret source? >> reporter: lester, it's hard to imagine how dangerous it was for this informant providing intelligence on, of all people, the isis leader. the general says he was working right to the end he was at the compound when the raid took place and left with american special ops lester >> richard, thank you. >>> there is breaking news in the impeachment investigation with house democrats planning their first formal vote and a path forward later this week. peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: president trump tonight defending his decision not to notify top democrats before the al-baghdadi raid fuming about the impeachment inquiry. >> they were talking about why didn't i giv

justice to a man who beheaded three americans, two journalists and a humanitarian worker, and kayla mueller, and one of the things general milley did is named the operation, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff named the operation that took down al baghdadi after kayla mueller, after what she had suffered. and that was something that, you know, people should know. but justice was brought to those americans who were so brutally killed, as were others, as the president pointed out. >> richard engle was -- when these reports first came out, he noted this was an area that had been controlled by al qaeda, an off chute of al qaeda, who was at war at times with al baghdadi, and now here they are, perhaps giving him shelter. the indication was, perhaps he got turned in, if you will, that this may have been an inside hit by al qaeda and isis. is there something to that? >> i think that's total speculation. and, you know, that's not something i'm aware of. maybe richard has better sources. i'm not aware of that. >> what terrorist organizations are you most concerned about now? now with al baghda

kayla mueller's family very much want her body to be found. aise of president trump. and honestly feel as if they were let down by the obama administration when kayla was kidnapped. james foley's mom on the other hand says that she wants america to keep working to find the hostages and not let this success take away the focus from fighting islamic extremism you know, savannah, and i know you'll agree with this, when you have spoken to the families, you are struck by their strength and faith and by their belief in american values and particularly that means what they will say is that they want to see these people accused of being members of isis brought to a court values isis held because they believe that is the way to display american values in opposition to the kind of values isis held savannah. >> and they're vigilant, so devoted to the memories of those who have been lost. >> that's right. >> thank you very much, really important focus this morning. >> you bet. >>> coming up next, pope francis considers the case for married priests. the new

the us operation to capture or kill al—baghdadi was codenamed kayla mueller, in honour of the americanved and raped. but most victims of is were muslims in the middle east. like ibrahim abdul qader, a young activist from raqqa who dared to oppose them, and was slaughtered in 2015. they tried to kill his brother ahmed, who had to go into exile. we reached today in paris, where he's still getting medical treatment. but some traumas may never heal. translation: i carried ibrahim. his head was separated from his body, and he had 160 stab wounds. i was shot three times, but i don't think there's a worse pain than the one i had when i carried ibrahim in my arms. how do you think ibrahim would feel if he was alive today, knowing that al—baghdadi is gone? translation: he would have celebrated in the street and shouted, "we are still here and you died. your state collapsed!" he always used to say that we would survive and baghdadi will die. his death was quick. as us forces closed in, he detonated his suicide vest. is will outlive al—baghdadi, and some fear that under new leader it could re—eme

. >> reporter: the operation to kill al-baghdadi was named after kayla mueller, a young aid worker heaptured and brutalized. her parents hope one of those two prisoners can finally tell them what happened to their daughter. >> somebody, and it may be one of these people they captured yesterday, knows where she is. knows what happened. they know who killed her. >> reporter: al-baghdadi's remains were flown out to iraq where more extensive d.n.a. testing confirmed his identity. then he was buried at sea in a muslim ceremony. norah? >> reporter: david, thank you. for more on the death of the isis leader and what it means for the fight against isis, we're joined now by holly williams in turkey and cbs news senior national security contributor michael morrell, a former acting director of the c.i.a. welcome to you both. holly, what impact will this have on isis? >> well, it's a blow, norah, but a blow that isis has probably been planning for, given how much of its leadership has been killed. we're hearing today that the top isis spokesman has also been killed in a u.s. raid. al-baghdadi has

the us operation to capture or kill al—baghdadi was codenamed kayla mueller, in honour of the american in the middle east. like ibrahim abdelkader, a young activist from raqqa who dared to oppose them and was slaughtered in 2015. they tried to kill his brother, ahmed, who had to go into exile. we reached him today in paris, where he is still getting medical treatment. but some traumas may never heal. translation: i carried ibrahim. his head was separated from his body and he had 160 stab wounds. i was shot three times but i don't think there's a worse pain than the one i had when i carried ibrahim in my arms. how do you think ibrahim would feel if he was alive today, knowing that al—baghdadi has gone? he would have celebrated in the street and shouted, "we are still here and you died. your state collapsed". he always used to say that we will survive and al—baghdadi will die. his death was quick. as us forces closed in, he detonated his suicide vest. is will outlive al—baghdadi and some fear that under a new leader, it could re—emerge from the ruins. 0rla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey

of terror, four americans captured in syria -- james foley, steven sotloff, peter kassig, and kayla mueller, who he repeatedly raped. the mission, named in her honor. >> those men and women that put their lives on the line, we owe them our sincere thanks. >> martha raddatz with us live from washington tonight. i know your sources are telling you that this baghdadi raid has been planned for some time, needed to be moved up because of the president's order to withdraw u.s. troops from syria? >> reporter: that's right. the raid had been in the works foofr weeks, bficial telling met because of the withdrawal of u.s. troops they had to do it now. and our kurdish partners who we are essentially leaving on their own in syria, were key players in the success of this operation. david? >> martha raddatz covered this all weekend long. thank you. and one more note tonight about that raid on al-baghdadi's compound, president trump tweeting an image late today, this picture of the hero dog, injured while chasing the terror leader down the one-way tunnel during the raid. the dog's name has not been declas

what would you say to the parents of kayla mueller? of steven sotloff? of james foley? what do you say to them? >> this is not my -- i didn't write their destiny. this is their destiny. this thing will not stop. it will not stop until the end. >> reporter: and that prisoner also telling me to expect fresh isis attacks in europe as vengeance for baghdadi's death. david? >> ian pannell in the region again tonight. ian, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the late development in the urgent manhunt for a missing 14-year-old girl. authorities and what they confirmed just a short time ago. >>> the deadly earthquake overseas tonight. the images coming in. buildings shaking. homes and schools destroyed. >>> and the horrific attack at a mcdonald's drive-through. the customer throwing hot coffee at the drive-through worker, causing first degree burns and the motive behind it. a lot more news ahead tonight. we'll be right back. ore news ahead tonight. ore news ahead tonight. we'll be right back. the nation's largest the best netw

certain rotting in hell as we speak, and saturday's successful operation was named after 26-year-old kayla mueller. kayla was a humanitarian worker, you may remember, kidnapped by isis in thereinafter leaving a doctors without borders facility in sear -- after leaving a doctors without borders facility in syria. she was one of many americans killed by isis. a young aid worker, peter kasig was murdered by isis, 2014 journalist james foley beheaded by this evil terror group. that same year another american journalist named steven sotloff beheaded. let's not forget american soldiers and civilians that have been killed by isis terror attacks all over the world. and thanks to president trump and, of course, our brave men and women in the u.s. military. and you know how i always separate the 1% of those that abuse the powerful tools of intelligence versus the 99% of the brave patriots in our intelligence community. they deserve a lot of credit tonight. thanks to all of you. theical fate has been defeated. destroyed -- the caliphate has been defeated. they turned many once great cities into rubble. hundr

military operation that killed abu bakr al baghdadi was named after american kayla mueller.he was held host act by isis and killed in 2015. mous national security explains why her name was choeds b. >> we finally brought justice to a man that beheaded two journalists and a humanitarian worker. he was an american idealist. one of the things that the general did is he named the operation of the joint chiefs of staff. he named the operation that took down al baghdadi after what she had suffered. >> his family wants kayla to be remembered as someone with a tend rer hearth and her gift to always have time to help people. r dependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that you hear the good news from real people... like us. i'm daniel. i'm casey. i'm julio. only chevy has earned j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs. four years in a row. puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around g

kayla mueller's parents, remember, the killing of baghdadi was named in honor of kayla mueller.med in honor of her. she was a humanitarian worker. she was standing outside of the hospital in aleppo. she was leaving. she is from arizona and they captured her. took her hostage 18 months and abused her on a regular basis. al-baghdadi himself did. then she i do dies. parents get a picture of her dead. confirmed she is dead. they don't know where her body is they are saying they hope this will bring closure. they said they cried when the president mentioned her. and they talked with martha last night and this is what they had to say. >> the reaction to the president speaking kayla's name was tears for both of us. our hope is to seize this moment and this moment is the fact that al-baghdadi has been killed. some of his lieutenants have been captured. we are hoping that they have the information we have been seeking. that is who killed kayla. where was she killed, and where was she buried? brian: we do know baghdadi was killed in idlib. hot bed of all different islamic extremist groups

pretty sure is rotting in hell as we speak and the successful operation was named after 26-year-old kayla mueller, the humanitarian work you may remember kidnapped by isis in 2013 after leaving a doctors without borders facility in syria. killed in an activity 2015, number four being 1 of many americans killed by isis. remember 2014, journalist james foley. by this evil terror group. that same year, another american journalist named stephen saw walt americans who were killed by isis terror attacks all over the world. thanks to president trump, and our brave men and women in the u.s. military. you know how i always celebrate the 1% of those who abuse the powerful tools versus the 99% of the brave intelligence committee, they deserve a lot of credit tonight. thanks to all of you. the caliphate has been defeated. it has been destroyed in syria. the trail of isis is shocking, they turned many great cities into rubble. hundreds and thousands are dead as a result from the millions displayed. the world will never be the same. for "the washington post," jeff bezos' newspaper to ever refer to this terrori

also just send love and support, james foley's family, as you could see the names on the screen, kayla mueller'samily as well peter kasich's family. we have the fixtures there because the president made a point of naming the families after they lost the loved ones at the hands of isis. >> well, i was with the king of jordan, king abdullah. the horrible image that is the world saw, so i was grateful the president listed the names for the sake of the families, for the sake of the world the hear the names that were brutally murdered by isis, but it was not just americans, it was people from around the world including jordanian f15 pilot and only fitting justice that the president really recognized those who were killed by isis during the reign of al-baghdadi. maria: we have been talking about the situation throughout the program this morning, this is obviously huge news for the country and for the world, i have not yet heard or seen any comment from nancy pelosi, from anybody of the democrats at all on the heels of this campaign to take down the leader of isis al-baghdadi is dead and many agree the

workers like james foley and kayla mueller, attacks nearly wiping out the yazidis. antitrump media mob reacting to another trump accomplishment, "the washington post" calling the terrorist leader the austere religious scholar dies at 48, even if the president cured cancer as i said they would want to impeach him for curing cancer but i want the american people to remember how blessed we are. we live in the united states of america and have the best military force on the face of this earth. the best intelligence officials on the face of this earth. remember, we are a country that stands for freedom, prosperity around the world. we are the shining city on the hill that reagan talked about. that believes in truth and justice. there has never been a country in the history of mankind that has used their tremendous power and resources for the advancement of the human condition more than the united states of america. abused it less, that power than the united states of america. it's why we pray for these brave men and women overseas. stand strong in the war against terror

the family of slain isis prisoner kayla mueller is praising president trump and elite soldiers who pulled off the raid that killed isis later abu bakr al-baghdadi. also harsh words for former president barack obama. marcia mueller to lengthy republic "i still say kele should be here, and obama as decisive as president trump, maybe she would have been. tonight, toyota, kia and general motors backing the trump administration an ongoing battle with california over who gets to mandate fuel economy standards. for other leading lawmakers, excuse me automakers honda, volkswagen bmw previously agreed with california to manufacture cars with higher fuel efficiency. to missouri now where the fate of only abortion clinic in missouri is under consideration. a member of the states administrative hearing commission open proceedings today over whether the clinic can keep its abortion license after being cited for numerous health code violations. not expected a vote until february of next year. the state has refused to renew its license to perform abortion citing concerns that include field abortions and

president asked people to remember americans killed by isis including journalist james foley, kayla muellereter kassig, former army ranger and aide worker, the president called mission carried out in grand style, leland. leland: we will wait for intel that will come from the mission. lucas, back to you when your sources have more, gillian. gillian: more insight on the intelligence gathered overnight during the raid, we will bring hudson institute former fellow, michael, you say that there's not just value here, intelligence and information that the u.s. now gets a peek at. >> should give intel community nsa; cia any information on eminent attacks and also the networks, facilitation networks for travel of high-value targets and also the signal's intelligence network, the problem is because everyone knows that al-baghdadi has been killed, a lot of high-value targets are changing locations. gillian: harder to track. >> sets the intelligence community back 6 weeks or 6 months, we saw this in osama bin laden raid. president obama said 4 hours after the raid that osama bin laden was killed and th

also just send love and support, james foley's family, as you could see the names on the screen, kayla mueller's family as well peter kasich's family. we have the fixtures there because the president made a point of naming the families after they lost the loved ones at the hands of isis. >> well, i was with the king of jordan, king abdullah. the horrible image that is the world saw, so i was grateful the president listed the names for the sake of the families, for the sake of the world the hear the names that were brutally murdered by isis, but it was not just americans, it was people from around the world including jordanian f15 pilot and only fitting justice that the president really recognized those who were killed by isis during the reign of al-baghdadi. maria: we have been talking about the situation throughout the program this morning, this is obviously huge news for the country and for the world, i have not yet heard or seen any comment from nancy pelosi, from anybody of the democrats at all on the heels of this campaign to take down the leader of isis al-baghdadi is dead and many agree t

here is what parents of mueller say she would have felt about this. >> i know kayla.ould say this is for all of us. this is for all of the hostages and all the people over there that have suffered so much through this group. so kayla would want it to be for everyone, all the people that she was with. >> you can catch that exclusive one on one interview with savannah guthrie on the "today" show coming up after "today in the bay." >>> 5:57 right now. if you can stay out of the smoky air, do it, but if you are required to be outside in it, you might want to consider a mask. >> we want to make sure that you make an informed choice. let's join consumer investigator chris chmura. >> you can always ask your doctor for a personal recommendation especially if you have lung or heart trouble. in general the epa recommends the n95, which is a type, not a brand name. the 95 means it's designed to block 95% of particles from getting into your lungs. did you see this online, a bride and groom posing in wedding garb and their n95s, a castro valley photographer posted this photo and i

the murder of innocent americans james foley, stephen sought law, peter cassock and kayla mueller were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder of jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man who spoke to the king of jordan. they all knew him, they all loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see. by the execution of christians in libya and egypt as well of the genocidal mass murder of ucd's ranked isis among the most depraved organizations. the history of our world forest religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which were openly displayed for the world to see. this was all that abu bakr al-baghdadi , this is what he wanted. this is what he was proud of. he was a sick and depraved man. now he is gone. baghdadi was vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward running and crying. this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgment and help of certain other nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria and iraq. i also want to think the syrian kurds for c

. >> what do you say to the parents of kayla mueller, of steven sotloff, of james foley? to them? >> this is not mine, i didn't write their destiny, this is their destiny. this thing will not stop. it will not stop till the end. >> reporter: there are estimated to be tens of thousands of isis prisoners just like him across this region amid fears of what will happen if any more of them escape. this prisoner issuing a fresh and chilling warning to expect new isis attacks in europe as vengeance for baghdadi's death. ian pannell, abc news, in northern iraq. >> thank you, ian. >>> first there was speed e's s watching. >> netflix is experimenting with an option that lets you watch movies at 1 1/2 times their normal speed. it's already available on the service's android app. >> youtube already allows you to watch videos at twice the speed as does the apple podcast app. are we in a rush, in a hurry? >> of course we are. >> we're going to just like -- >> it reminds me of that local news interview, that woman was like, ain't nobody got time for that. exactly. you want to watch a mo

the raid that killed baghdadi was named after kayla mueller, a 26-year-old humanitarian worker from arizona wasis. her parents, while grateful for the terrorist leader's death, are still hoping to get some answers on what happened to their daughter in her final months. >> she was taken as baghdadi's bride, not by her own will, raped and ultimately killed by either baghdadi or someone in his organization. that's the question that we're trying to get answered. >> wow. with us now is held lean cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times." she's here with new reporting on the raid that ultimately got baghdadi. i want to put up the headline from your latest piece. it says trump's syria troop withdraw complicated plans for baghdadi raid. talk to us about the intelligence that led to the raid and about how the abrupt troop withdraw really complicated that effort. >> well, the pentagon has been working on sort of the preparations for this raid going all the way back to july, which is when iraqi intelligence forces picked up one of baghdadi's wives, as well as later on his courier. and it

our hearts are with kayla mueller 's family, steven sotloff. but as a hoosier, i will tell you that i remember when peter cassick was killed. it broke the heart of the people of indiana. i spent time with his participants. and for me to be -- with his parents. and for me to be sitting alongside the president who brought the man responsible for that to justice will be something i cherish the rest of my life. chris: i have a couple of questions i do need to ask you because, obviously, the world goes on even after this extraordinary achievement by the president and the u.s. military. the military success comes at the same time that democrats are pursuing an impeachment inquiry to remove this president. do you see a conflict there? >> i don't, i don't know that i, i don't know that i really understand the question. the democrats in congress have been pursuing an impeachment, by and large, for the last three years. and i think what the american people have seen in the last 12 hours, what they've seen in the last three years is president donald trump