(laughter) much abu about nothing. (laughter) abu goes die-namite.laughter) let's caliph the whole thing off. (laughter) and bakr "not" to the future. (laughter) those are mine, "new york post". if you use any of those headlines, i'll see you in court. or to paraphrase al-zarqawi, "warm up the lawyers." (laughter) nation, i know i've often called president obama a national embarrassment, but i can't do that tonight because, tonight, he's an international embarrassment. (laughter) this time, in china, where he's attending an economic summit and, once again, he has embarrassed america. first off, he wore traditional chinese garb but forgot the starfleet communicator. (laughter) even worse, when he should be over there chewing china out, he was chewing something else. >> a faux pas by president obama. some say he was rude emerging from his car yesterday chewing gum. >> it appeared he was chewing gum as he walked with the chinese counterpart. >> there have been reports in chinese media that the chinese here in beijing were offended by the president's gum

abu bakr al baghdadi is a key -- well, he is the key figure in islamic state.ve been born in 1971 in samarra north of baghdad. he was reportedly radicalized while he was being held at the u.s. camp bucca in iraq. he has a reputation as highly organized and a ruthless battlefield tactician. the u.s. ambassador to britain spoke to "bbc world news" just a short while ago about islamic state. >> i have nothing more to confirm in terms of the reports over the weekend. the threat posed by isil is one that america takes very seriously. so does the uk, so does the international community. that's why you see 60 countries having joined in this global coalition to get rid of it. it's a huge military component, but it's stopping the flow of fighters, stopping the flow of funding, stopping the flow of fanaticism. while all that hard work goes on, to provide the humanitarian relief to those affected. >> the u.s. ambassador to the uk. here with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. let's just start with baghdadi. obviously difficult to get any precise detail, but wh

in this case, gasan uday abu abu jamal, their families have been notified that the apartments will be destroyed. structural engineers are trying to assess how they will demolish the apartments, one of them had two children and a widow, the other one is single. how they will demolish their buildings and not bring the entire complex of apartments down. now, the extended family of abu jamal, large number of people live in these apartments, and the view is -- that this will be a deterrent effect it will really be a visual scar on the building, intended to deter others from attacking israelis. now, this has been condemned by human rights groups in particular amnesty international as being an offense in international law terms and also the military itself back in 2005, said it has little effect on deterring people from attacking israelis so therefore it is causing consternation. and indeed it has caused more demonstrations on thursday particularly in the occupied east jerusalem. and these demonstrations weren't huge, they weren't involving much violence, but the sway of situation is still v

officials can't confirm if abu bakr al-baghdadi was part of the convoy. he made a rare public appearance in july, giving a sur mon in mosul. imran khan is in baghdad sending this update. local police forces told us that abu bakr al-baghdadi was not hit in the attack. senior i.s.i.l. commanders, pro-russian sites denied that abu bakr al-baghdadi was in the convoy. they are pushing hard that he is alive and well. the border crossing is a key point between iraq and syria much the fact that the border crossing is in the control of i.s.i.l. is a concern to many in iraq. they say the coalition air strikes should have closed the border crossing. despite that it is used, crucial. when the air strike happened against the gathering of i.s.i.l., leaders and fighters, what we are hearing reports say is that the injured were ferried from iraq into syria using the open border crossing that i.s.i.l. fighters control. whilst this happened, the americans announced they'd send 1500 advisors here to iraq. >> smoke rose from the border town of kobane, following a coalition a

that law was prompted by abu jamal's recorded speech last month to graduates at a vermont college. he is now serving a live sentence for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> not improvement for the troubled camden schools. the latest test results are about the same as last year. and they show most kids are not proficient in math and english. the school's superintendent says money isn't the issue. >> we're not short on resources here. this past school year we spent for every student roughly $28,000, and which compares to state average of about 15. so we're spending almost double with some school districts we're spendinspending and we're just t getting the same results. >> camden schools were taken over by the state last year. >>> we may never whose bones were found in the backyard of a new jersey home. anthropologist says the bones were discovered two weeks ago in riverton but they appear to be one hadn't dread years old. scientists say they need more skull bones to determine the sex or even ancestry. based on what was found, officials do not suspect any fo

what's abu bakr al baghdadi's future? >> if he's able to hold on to territory in northern iraq he may eclipse zahari. >> all three of his immediate predecessors were killed and right now abu bakr al baghdadi has a u.s. bounty on his head of $10 billion. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> thank you for that. >>> let's talk more about this brutal isis leader. joining me, michael daley for the "daily beast" and bob baer, former cia operative and author of "the perfect kill." of course, sentcom is not saying whether baghdadi was in this group of isis leaders that was struck, but how does it change the situation if we were injured? >> if he were injured my guess is it doesn't change things much. i mean, i think there's many many guys than him, and i think really their power is not him. their power is they took kind of islamic islamic fanaticism and combined it with the old saddam hussein guys and created quite a power. >> so he shouldn't be the focus? >> that's my feeling. i think by declaring this islamic state and putting himse

abu bakr al bagdadi. u.s. officials say coalition and iraqi forces did launch air strikes in two parts of iraq targeting isis leaders, but still no confirmation that al bagdadi was injured in either attack. egyptian islamic militant group pledged obedience to isis. they focused on attacks against the egyptian government up until now. we have arwa damon live for news southern turkey. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning, john. briefly on the group you are mentioning. they are not the first we are seeing pledging allegiance to isis. we have smaller groups throughout the northern africa and middle east pledging allegiance to the terrorist organization. when it comes to the fate of al bagdadi, a lot of murky information. the minister of defense saying he was actually wounded outside of mosul and his number two was killed. the u.s. saying that they have no information on his fate just yet. they did, however, launch an air strike over the weekend. multiple air strikes against a ten-vehicle isis convoy. the

let's speak now to mohamed abu sadr, thank you very much for being on al jazeera. first of all in your view are we seeing a new pattern here of palestinian individuals not affiliated with any group or factions, directly targeting israel? is this a new pattern? >> well, it's definitely a new pattern, in the eyes of the palestinians and in the eyes of those watching the palestinian israeli conflict. a number of incidents we have seen over the past few days, a number of palestinians have been stabbing israeli soldiers and israeli settlers, also a number of incidents in which palestinian drivers ran over israeli pedestrians. that is definitely a new patterning of palestinians against israeli why the palestinians have been pushed to resist the israeli occupation. the hope of a two state resolution has been declining, over israeli aggressive measures against palestinians. and also as you indicated in the beginning of this program, we have witnessed over the past few weeks a repeated israeli attempt to change the status quo in al-aqsa mosque by allowing israeli extremis t

his second in command abu mohamed is basically a psychopath.ld be al baghdadi-plus, and more syrians and iraqis would turn against isis. so if the american attacks did indeed injure or kill al baghda baghdadi, this would be a shattering blow for isis. >> do you have any information yourself about whether these reports are credible? and also, what does the whole thing say about u.s. intelligence? because after the u.s. withdrew from iraq, a lot of people were saying, look, intelligence is absolutely diminished. >> you know, what's clear is that, in fact, the americans targeted an important meeting of top leaders of isis, and there is credible evidence that several lieutenants have either been allegedly killed or injured, including al baghdadi. but the story tells us that the americans have developed good intelligence about isis, its patterns of life. what does the story tell us? it tells us that the isis surge has been blunted. the iraqi government and its allies have taken territories from isis. the story also must be read along the fact that i

the lesson asks students to consider a comparison between king and abu jamal as it relates to alleged section was removed from the website in april after complaints from faulkner's widow and the fraternal order of police. >> i'm really glad that it is being reinstated. >> reporter: retired oakland teacher craig gordon wrote the section that includes the material on abu jamal. >> many believe and a lot of human rights organizations have confirmed that his trial was completely unfair, unjust, so he really hasn't been proven to be guilty of killing anybody. >> reporter: ousd plans to put the urban dreams website back online in the coming weeks. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> police in honduras say a beauty queen who disappeared along with her sister last week was murdered by a jealous boyfriend. 19-year-old maria jose alvarado won her title in april. she vanished last week along with her older sister. police now believe that both were shot to death by the older sist sister's boyfriend in an act of passion. the boyfriend along with an accomplice have both been arrested. alvarado was suppo

officials can not confirm whether isis leader abu bakr-al baghdadi was killed or wounded in coalition air strikes over the weekend. how much trouble would they be in without him? isis likely has a clear line of succession. this is a bureaucratic organization with a deep bench and either they have either baghdadi signing off on a line of succession himself or the shura council has agreed to a line of succession. >> reporter: according to terrorism researchers, baghdadi has two principle debtys, abu muslim al-turk manny. turk manny does that in iraq. anbari has done that in syria. >> these people were brew fall because saddam hussein's regime was brutal but they inherited the disciplines and military skills that are benefitting isis in its campaign against its enemies. >> analysts say turkmani could make a strong case to take the reins if baghdadi is taken out. >> he had to have outstanding qualities in the military field with or political field and that makes him a contender. >> reporter: there's also 37-year-old abu mohammed al add nanny. analysts say some of baghdadis top deputies we

. >> isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi possibly killed in the latest u.s.-led air strikes in iraq. >> jon: boom! literally. (laughter) looks like obama is going to have to break out a new i just killed baghdadi hallway walk. might i recognize something a little more psychedelic, a little more-- willey wonka. it's not important. the important thing is this. the leader of isis is -- >> iraqi officials are saying al baghdadi was critically wounded in an air strike this weekend. >> jon: or wounded. he's dead or wounded. not quite dead, but that's not nothing. he's not in hell yet, but he is on the highway to hell! (cheers and applause) that's what i'm talking about. let's get some information. where did we nail him? where did we nail him? >> accord together u.s., an air strike was conducted targeting an isis convoy outside of mosul. >> an interior ministry intelligence official claims the strike in the town of kam. >> jon: the important thing is though we killed or critically injured baghdadi somewhere in that area. >> it's still a big mystery to u.s. defense o

. >> why is it so tough to pin down the fate of the isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi? officials say he was wounded in the weekend coalition air strike. >> reporter: there have been a number of different rumors coming out of iraq, one that he was wounded in a coalition air strike in mosul. that appears to be much less likely now. it appears now that the iraqis had intelligence he was 250 miles away to the southwest in al qa'im. the iraqis kukked an air strike there. the iraqis believe that he was possibly wounded based on the intelligence they had. the u.s. says it's not really sure what iraq's intelligence was in that air strike. and as for their own air strike back up in mosul, they struck a convoy of ten vehicles not really knowing who was inside. but they had reason to believe a bunch of isis leaders were there. so it's been a bit confusing to sort out. but it's beginning to look more likely that these rumors emanate from iraqi intelligence on a border town with syria over the weekend where the iraqis conducted an air strike. >> barbara, thanks very much. if abu bak

imprisoned journalist and former black panther mumia abu-jamal has filed a lawsuit challenging a new pennsylvania law he says violates the rights of prisoners to free speech. his speech was opposed by pennsylvania officials and the widow of daniel faulkner, the police officer whom abu-jamal was convicted of killing. the law authorizes the censoring prisoners public addresses of prisoners or former offenders if judges agree that allowing them to speak would cause "mental anguish" to the victim. a 30-year-old audio recording has been released publicly for the first time which shows then u.s. president ronald reagan apologizing to british prime minister margaret thatcher over the u.s. invasion of grenada. the united states invaded grenada in 1983 after the assassination of leftist president maurice bishop. within months the invasion led to the installation of a pro-american government. while the fighting was still in progress, reagan called thatcher to apologize for not telling her ahead of time of the u.s. plans to invade grenada, which is part of the british commonwealth. >> if i were

with regards to the fate of abu bakr al bagdadi, still very muddy. unclear at this stage.have the iraqis who say they carried out a strike in the town of alkeim. they were attacking isis leadership there. the minister is saying in that strike, al bagdadi was wounded. the iraqi minister of defense posting on the facebook page talking about another strikeout side of mosul. it is in that strike that claims al bagdadi was wounded and number two was killed. now the u.s. is saying that there was a coalition air strikeout side of mosul targeting a ten-vehicle isis convoy. the u.s. says they do not know who was in that convoy. they say that it presented a target of opportunity and they launched numerous strikes on it. at the end of the day, regardless of the fate of al bagdadi, it is highly unlikely that his death or injuring him or the top leadership of isis would decimate the organization. al bagdadi has restructured it since he took over from his predecessor in such a way so that the leadership can be taken out, but the organization can continue to survive. he has deputies, he

>> cnn abu dhabi. >> don't do it. don't do it one more time.e is so cute. >>> what would you buy a painting -- what would you buy a painting -- what would you pay for a painting by adolf hitler? this water color believed to be the work of the nazi dictator was sold for $161,000. it is believed he drew it in 1914 in munich. the buyer is reportedly from the middle east. >>> imagine a turkey smaller than a man's thumb but it's enough to feed four. the diners are tiny critters whose eating exploits are viral videos. we go to a hamster thanksgiving. >> baste the turkey, prepare the pie. when you sit down to thanksgiving dinner, give thanks your portions aren't hamster sized. tiny hamster's thanksgiving is dinner for four which made it -- >> extremely chaotic. >> and long. it's not quite two minutes. but it took 12 hours to shoot. the hats are taped on and the human pilgrim is an l.a. food critic. hamster thanksgiving was brought to you by the folks who created tiny hamster eating tiny burritos. and tiny birthday cake. and tiny hamster versus kobayas

abu has fought hard to have his death sentence overturned but almost lost that battle and his life. >y were going to pick me up that night that i wasn't -- i wasn't going to eat, i wasn't going to sleep or drink water. that was my nonviolent way of protesting. >> in 2002, abu was brought over to death watch to begin the three days there before his scheduled execution. >> when they were restraining me with full restraints, the handcuffs and chains i was walking from here over to where the big visitor room is at, they were watching me 24 hours a day. you can't even use the bathroom unless they have to write it down on the log. i was in another world. literally. i had to be in another world. because if not, i would have cracked down and resorted to my suicidal tendencies that i experienced during the course of my whole life. >> just one day before his scheduled execution, abu received a visit from a federal investigator. >> and i looked at her. and she said she finally got a stay. and that's when i almost said if it wasn't for this shelf life thing, the hold me as i was going down, i pro

the season's final race will be in abu dhabi. joining us from london fin, who is part of the website. >> the website is for anyone interested in forming a formula one race team, and to use that race in an abu dhabi as a spin board for a long-term construction and survival. >> you averaged this website on friday, so it's been up for a day. what's been the response so far? >> the response has been phenomenal. we've receive one fifth of the funds which we need. the interest is growing exponentially around the world. >> some have called this a disaster. what is your response to that? >> i'm surprised that he's not more supportive. this is not about understanding a team going forward using crowd funding. this is about crowd funding helping a team to race in abu dhabi, and to use that as a stepping stone to find a new financial backer. and who will be able to run this on a strong financial footing in to the future. >> f-1 is described as a lucrative sport. why is it that some teams are struggling so much? >> to run a formula one team y

. >>> dead or alive, abu bakr al-baghdadi may be dead tonight.hich were believed to carry isis leadership, they came and saw them as a target. iraqi intelligence had word that al baghdadi would be in that convoy. how is it possible the. days later, nobody knows if he is dead or alive? >> reporter: confusion about the fate of the elusive leader of isis. iraqi tv broadcast a statement that abu bakr al-baghdadi, head of isis, was wounded in an iraqi air strike on saturday. at the town on the board of with syria. a senior official tells cnn, the iraqis did have intelligence that he was in that border down. u.s. officials now believe it is less likely baghdadi was wounded or killed 250 miles away in mosul where coalition war planes hit a convoy of ten isis armed trucks. rumors surfaced soon after that that baghdadi was there. the u.s. said the strike was a meeting of leaders but the outcome was unclear. the retired army general stanley mcchrystal wondered what it would do. >> from isis right now, that is not going to stop isis. >> no. i think it is so

. >>> mystery surrounding the fate of the isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. president obama hits the road. a meeting of world leaders right now under way in china. thank you very much for joining us. one year after cnn broke the story of long waiting lists for veterans seeking care, there is a massive shakeup at the department. robert mcdonald took over in july after congressional hearings and the resignation of retired general eric shinseki. mcdonald said that the v.a. needs to hire 28,000 doctors and nurses to clear the backlog of patients, including 2500 mental health professionals. he said the scandal could cost up to 1,000 v.a. workers losing their jobs and losing their jobs quickly. secretary mcdonald is joining us here. thank you for joining us and critically important and always, especially on the day before veterans day here in the united states. so this minute, 1:00 eastern here in -- you're announcing what is, what, the largest shakeup in the history of the u.s. federal government? is that what you're saying? >> that's right, wolf. this is going to

. >>> luis hamilton celebrates after clinching the title with victory in abu dhabi. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, wen vienna where ideal on iran's nuclear program has still not been struck. world powers have just over a day left to reach ideal before their self-imposed deadline expires. in the past hour the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has finished meeting his iranin counterpart. discussions are underway on extending the talks rather than trying to reach an agreement. let's take you live now to vienna and speak to june jonah. how easy would it be to extend that deadline? >> reporter: well, felicity, diplomatic activity is carrying on here in vienna. the foreign ministers of f5 plus 1 are almost all here, only the chinese minister is still to come on monday. and,, the iranian foreign minister has been here all along. he and john kerry held on monday -- or sunday afternoon rather the first face-to-face talks that they have had of this negotiating session without anybody else in the room. previously they have always been accompanied by that catherine ashton, the lead negotiators and others. so de

includinga at least one near mosul last friday's that targeted a convoy of isis leader, but no proof abu bakr al-baghdadi was among them. the bombs have slowed the militants' speedy advance, and helped kurdish peshmerga soldiers in the north hold their ground. in the town of kobani, they even pushed isis back, but that was an exception. in spite of the u.s. military spending an average of $8.3 million a day on this operation, isis hasn't given up much, if any territory. it still controls a huge wedge, more than 10,000 square miles of iraq and syria, including major roads and border crossings. to win that back, there will have to be competent boots on the ground. iraqi boots, that is. at the moment, as we saw on a recent visit, the iraqi army is holding its own around baghdad. but it struggled to win any major offensive operations recently against the better-disppped in some cases better armed isis units. but getting the iraqi army into good fighting shape, scott, is going to take time. the extra 1500 american military advisers being sent to help won't even pack their bags until congress

victory at the abu dhabi grand prix. >> story later this hour. >>> first, an update from afghanistan where at least 49 people have been killed. dozened more injured at a volleyball match in pata aska pe incident. first to our correspondent in the capitol. wh what else do we know? >> reporter: we have been speaking to a tribal elder who is in the hospital around about 45 minute drive from where that attack happened. he describes how the suicide bomber walked in on foot into this volleyball tournament before detonating an explosive device. he describes many children amongst the casualties. we are also hearing that a helicopter, two helicopter did have been authorized to go down to paktaka prove incident to pick up some and bringing them back to hospitals. we have heard some have been brought to a military hospital here we also hear of police force and, additional police and security forces that have been sent down to try and deal with some of those casualties. there have been calls on social media for blood donations. this is one of the biggest, if not the biggest attack this year in a

abu ismail denies the claim.o a protest against military rule in egypt. >> translator: some revolutionaries decided to join even though they disagreed with the supporters of abu ismail. the whole idea was to support the transfer of power from a military authority to a civilian authority. >> accountant and freelance photographer shahab aldean is there recording for a personal documentary and captures the situation spiraling rapidly out of control. >> translator: there are many cameramen that are afraid of getting too close to the assignment or the events that are violent. but i like to get in and shoot the very important things that maybe others might not be able to shoot. >> people begin attacking the protesters. and now, both sides are fully engaged, throwing rocks and molotov cocktails at one another. abdel razah records throughout the night as the violence escalates. [ gunfire ] >> he sees people shot with small pellets used for hunting birds. >> translator: i film people who were injured by birdshot in their

. >> the speaker on a newly posted audio message claims to be isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi, coming just days after reports al baghdadi was injured in a u.s. air strike. cnn. has not been able to confirm the authenticity of the mettage or when it was recorded. arwa damon is following the story from southern turkey. hi, arwa. >> reporter: good morning, carol, and in releasing this statement, isis most certainly is trying to make a point that its leader is alive and well and that the organization is not really feeling the impact of those coalition air strikes. is the leader of isis out of hiding? days after he was reportedly wounded, perhaps even killed in an air strike, an audio message purported by of abu bakr al baghdadi released by the group on social media. in the message, he calls the u.s.-led coalition terrified, weak and powerless, and calls upon his followers to erupt volcanos of jihad everywhere. u.s. air strikes in syria have killed dozens of isis militants and are taking aim at the khorasan group. the latest round thursday targeting one top operative. al baghdadi deems the

. >> it is still alive isis leader abu back carr abu bakr al-baghdadi survived a bombing where there were rumhe thought to be killed. a review of the tape indicates it was recorded after friday's announcement of 1500 additional troops to the region and as recently as tuesday. >> the man accused of murdering hannah gram will face a judge in a separate case. jessie matthew is also accused of attacking a woman in 2005 and nearly killing her. the 32-year-old is also linked to the 2009 disappearance and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. matthew was arrested in september. >> now to an extreme weather story for you. this morning people all across the country feeling the freeze as the arctic blast is making its way from the west to the east. >> new york getting the first taste of winter. more snow could be coming this weekend. >> drivers forced to deal with whiteout conditions 6-10 inches of snow dropping in erie. >> we are expecting more cold weather as we head into the next several days. the cold blast is forecast to stay here through the middle of next week for most of th

they claim abu back car al baghdadi was wounded in an air strike. the strikes were targeting a major meeting of isis leaders in mosul. they were saying on couldenvo c trucks were destroyed. >> congress is preparing for a post election section. among the top issues funding for this isis battle. for that we turn to doug luzader live in washington. >> the president is in asia tough to know what's happening in the middle east. they were talking about doubling the number of troops in iraq all of the way up to 3100. the president acknowledges this may be just the start. >> as commander-in-chief i am never going to say never. but what the commanders who presented the plan to me say is that we may actually seifuer troops over time because now we are seeing coalition members start to partner with us on the train and assist effort. >> the president has said repeatedly the u.s. forces being sent to iraq will not be involved in actual combat. they will be training and advising the shaky iraqi army. >> let me say it again p. american combat troops will not be re

starting from pole position in farm la one's grand prix in abu dhabi on sunday. hamilton only needs to finish second in the race to finish his driver's championship. >> and chelsea take on west brom albion. and the strike has put the blues ahead 2-0. manchester city are drawing 1-1 with swansea. >>> and spain champions atletico madrid are in action. the score is 1-0 to atletico. real madrid is on its way to eibar. >>> defending champion henrik stenson. stenson surrendered his overnight two-shot lead, but he's in contention for the $1.3 million prize. he's joined at the top of the leaderboard b. >>> saturday richie mccall will be the first to capture for his country for the matches. mccaw is not placing too much value on his achievements. >> to celebrate, and we'll put the performance on winning. >> to other internationals happening on saturday. south africa are leading italy. scott lapped has pulled ahead against tonga. later ireland hosts australia. england will face samoa while france and argentina will go head to head. >>> manny pacquiao will fight on sunday.

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they see nothing to suggest that abu bakr al baghdadi was killed.ors that the successor has been identified, neither are true in this case. asked about the terror leader's status, given the sensitivity, a state department spokeswoman read from a prepared statement. >> we cannot confirm if isil leader baghdadi was present. >> reporter: even government officials admit is a confused picture with u.s. airstrikes friday targeting a heavily armed truck convoy in mosul. tribal leaders in twitter report baghdadi was wounded in another location. 250 miles away and transported to syria for medical treatment. military officials say the strike shows u.s. and allies are slowly building an intelligence gathering capacity. >> either they have people inside finding a way to get information out to the u.s. and/or the iraqis, perhaps in the chasing down the $10 million reward, or that we have found a way to break into the communication cells. >> reporter: with a limitation of airstrikes clear, three months into the campaign, the administration builds the trainers and

so abu ahmed gets water from a well near his house.the system is simple but effective. >> we had no choice but to act. we have no water, no generator and no electricity, so we do it all manually. >> this is a poor suburb four kilometers south of the capital damascus. it is regularly targeted by syrian army shells and bombs. it's also be besieged. regime soldiers surround the area and have cut off water and electricity supplies. so abu ah immediate uses a bike to charge batteries. tens of thousands of israelis and palestinians used to live here. for those still here the situation is desperate. >> we have nothing here anymore. we have no water. no jobs. barrebarely any food and no ones helping us. >> now the neighborhood remains under siege, so people living here make the most of what little they have. >> victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> the influx of migrants seeking asylum has come unabated. the refugees were fleeing libya and syria. since the beginning of the year more than 150,000 people have been saved while trying to cross the medi

. >> the speaker on the audio message posted by isis cams he is abu bakr al bagdadi. this just days after iraqi officials claim that al bagdadi was injured in an air strike. with the latest on the fight on isis, i want to be joined by arwa damon. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good morning, christine. in that audio message that was released just under a week after there were widespread reports that al bagdadi had been injured, isis leader has a very clear message to his supporters. that is to create volcanos of jihad. there are some clues within the 17-minute message as to when it may have been recorded. he makes direct reference to the 1,500 troops president obama has begun to send into iraq. he also had this warning for the united states. that they would eventually be forced to shift from advise and assist position to one of actual active combat and more u.s. soldiers would lose their lives. he also made direct reference to the pledges of allegiance being made by a number of groups. some of which are outside of the region in north africa, egypt, libya, algeria.

so they can compete at the season's final race in abu dhabi.er we spoke to those behind the team trying to get the team back on the track. he said so far the response from the public has been good. >> it is really anybody who is in interested in supporting a formula race team to restrict itself, and to race in abu dhabi, and to use that race as a springboard for a long-term restructuring. people are just discovering it now. we've got over one-fifth of the funds that we need. the interest is growing exponentially around the world, so we're extremely hopeful that we'll make the target. >> that was in new york where the knicks carmelo anthony made 19 shunters and 5-20 shots. it was the knicks third loss in a row. >> round of 68 moved him to a stroke within the northern irishman who is at 22 under par and now seven players within four strokes of him within the final round. >> moderately placed, i hit the ball better than yesterday. the iron play was more solid. just tricky. cold, a little bit of overnight rain an made this golf course play pretty l

they released a 17 minute peach by abu bakr al-baghdadi. he says the united states mission in iraq and syria is a failure, and urges supporters to carry out new attacks against saudi arabia. it's the first time he was heard from publicly since reports he was wounded saturday in an air strike. it was not clear when i.s.i.l. video taped the speech. >> top pentagon officials said the military was about to increase air strikes against i.s.i.l. obama administration will consider putting combat troops on the ground. the defense secretary and chairman urged lawmakers to improve a white house request for billions more in funding to fight the group. jamie mcintyre reports. >> in the appearance before the house arms service committee, secretary haguele and general dempsey asked for more time, patience and funny. >> after the united states spent more than 10 years and $25 billion training and equipping iraqi forces who fled, the questions on the minds of the house services committee is how will another 1.6 billion, and 3,000 u.s. advisors make a diffe

in that nine months it traverses 35,000 nautical miles from abu dhabi. and in japan, southwest of tokyo, this impacted trouble across this area, grounding flights, we're happy to vort that this volcano is not expected to get worse. things are cool now across that area. all right, zain, george. >> derrek, i have to ask you, a nine-month race. how important would it be to do that? >> well, it's really a big event. that's all i can say. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. military is drawing up plans to retake mosul from isis fighters. who's going to be involved and when it could start. that's coming up after this. >>> israeli's prime minister wants a new law declaring israel the nation state of the jewish people. coming up, why opponents argue that it sends the wrong message to nonjewish citizens. hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one p

they called abu bacher.e low-ranking insurgent arrested in 2005 was now a leader. >>> american priorities had, by now, changed. the u.s. was ready to walk away. and in december, 2011, it did. some of the soldiers have been waving. others taking pictures to remember this moment. the moment the iraq war ended. >> the president of the united states. >> president obama assured americans that iraq could make it on its own. >> we're leaving behind a sovereign, stable and self-reliant iraq with a representative government elected by its people. >> those world may yet haunt us all. because for all the sacrifices the u.s. made, nearly 4500 troops killed and around $2 trillion spent, iraq isn't sovereign, stable or self reliant. but back to 2011, something else was going on besides the u.s. pullout from iraq which would change the middle east forever. the arab spring erupted and started to fall and in the chaos, abu saw an opportunity to turn the islamic state far more violent. what we call isis. >> millions gathered

the formula one team is almost outsiden way to paying it's way to the rac grand prix in adu in abu dhabi. they're hoping to raise enough money to make it to the final grand prix in the u.e. in less than two weeks' time. we go to the administrators of the crowd funding project. whthe formula one sport is a wealthy sport. why has it come to this? >> well, it's previous funders have moved on, and it's looking for a new substantia financial funder. >> will you tried to crowd fund next year as well. >> the whole crowd funding idea is just focused on actually getting to this one race in abu dhabi, and we hope after we have that race we'll deal with a new owner so the team will be on proper financial footing and be able to go on. >> you've been brought in to fix the problem. whose fault is it, do you think? >> i think we've seen recently there is an issue of formula o one. they're defend on funding and partnership. it is a slightly vicious circle, and what it calls for are organizations and people, who have had substantial financial worth to invest in these businesses. >> the man in charge of f

iraq state television reporting abu bakr al-baghdadi was injured. that is not confirmed. president obama committed another 1500 troops to fight isil in iraq. >> evangelical pastor charles monroe and his wife were killed when their private plane went down near the free port airport. it took off sunday afternoon in nassau, 135 miles away. >> palestinian territories on edge, protestors hurling rocks at authorities in northern israel over the weekend. that followed the death of an arab israeli man at the hands of police. nick schiffron joins us live from phone from jerusalem. we're receiving reports of an israeli soldier stabbed in tel-aviv not long ago. >> this is another incident in a tense few weeks and months between the israelis and palestinians. according to the israeli military, one of its soldiers was stabbed in tel-aviv as he waited for a train at a train station. they had called this a terrorist attack and named the suspect as a palestinian from nables in the occupied west bank. that suspect stabbed the soldier. we don't know the soldiers condition right now. in the

went after abu bakr al-baghdadi and he survived. has he become larger than life and gained even more of an international reputation. >> i don't think so. first of all, it's open to question whether the united states did specifically target him. the u.s. government has denied that. secondly, if he barely escaped death by aerial assault, having been under such fire myself, he's going to be a little bit more cautious in the future. he's not gaining a whole lot of stature when he's losing cities like this beiji and he'll lose the refinery in a few days, too. the more defeats he suffers, the less good he's going to look to the people in the middle east. to quote general dempsey, progress generates patience and we need patience in this fight. >> analysts told us that you could not defeat isil without going after them in syria. that ha that shifted and are they in more power in iraq? >> as dempsey said, the strategy is iraq first, but not iraq only. in kobane, we once again defeated isis, that's that syrian-kurdish city on the border. we a

isis leader abu al baghdadi apparently alive.s as there are reports that isis and al qaeda may be joining forces and here at home, america's top general tells congress he's open to using ground troops to retake a city in iraq seeming to contradict the president's no boots on the ground policy. we have headlines here, we're going to check them off so you know what's going on. let's bring in retired lieutenant-colonel james reece, a former delta force commander and cnn terrorism analyst paul kruckshank. i start with you, colonel, do you believe that al baghdadi is dead or alive? >> i think he's alive. but i think he's injured. we've seen this before. you know over the last 13 years of hunting these people around the world. if we're able to put a nick on them and you know get them where they can't get out in public, they'll put something out very quickly, but they don't want to see them. so i think he's been injured in this. but this is a propaganda piece to get his followers to know he's okay. >> on the propaganda score, paul, when