while they have been widely criticized for their inability to act strongly in the face of boka haram, the military is presents across the northeast while we have seen boka haram signal a shift in strategy by trying to take over and seize towns instead of hit and run attacks, what they are doing really is displace people out of their homes, push people out of these towns. and that is very different from actually running an effective bureaucracy or a so-called caliphate in those towns. boko haram, what can you tell us about that, the police have been kidnapped? >> that facility is in that same gwozo, where they are claiming to established a caliphate. it took until saturday evening for the inspector general across nigeria to finally, acknowledge this attack. he says the 35blem are still missing. he said it's premature to speculate on their whereabouts, whether they have been kidnapped or killed in action or whether they are hiding in the bush until the situation calms down. all of this indicates how the group has been emboldened in recently months and how despite their efforts and agoin

going on the offense against boka haram fighters. the army attacked boka harral fighters.hey hold key roads. the fighters took those towns earlier this week. ugandan activists held their first gay pride rally since the courts over turned a tough anti-homosexuality ruling last week. the law called for penalty at this for up to life in prison. the constitutional court through it out on a technicality. some wore masks to hide identity. activists warn the fight is not over. uganda's parlorpal plans to reintroduce the bill. it's election day eve. wrapping up where the president will be decided by popular vote. more from jamal with the frontrunner in konya. >> the old faces of turkey are about to witness something new. for the first time, people will be able to directly choose their own president. there are three candidates running. kurdish lawyer, a young and charismatic politician who is promising to represent the minority communities. polls suggest he stands little chance of winning but his candidacy is some as a brake through for the testament to the peace process that has i

and we looks atrocities committed by boka ha ram and isis and all of these sgroups say it has nothingo do with us. denial is not policy or strategy or tactics. it is just to say no, it is not us. the other group who are our allies and friends. is saudi arabia and qatar. and we have these nations who have produced radical islam in the way that is taken to the consequence with hamas and isis and boca ha ram. and we are diplomatic friends and it is us really us americans who are not standing groups and stop talking about the violence extremism but talk about radical islam. >> if you could give the speech that they asked you not to so and speak to the foggy bottom diplomats in the state department, what would you say that we ought to do differently as a nation in dealing with islam and the radicals. >> we are dealing with an ideological war that we don't want to fight. and so today, please help out the yazidis and the christians. please do what is to do onap emergency and please get together and instead of addressing the various brands of radical islam. today boca haran or isis. can you h

isis is nothing more than al qaeda than boka haram. what brings all of these organizations together is their goal of establishing a caliphate where islam reigns supreme above all religions. that's what they believe. they believe islam is supreme and every other religion should submit to islam. that's why they've got their eyes on us. and this president has underestimated them over and over again. and not only them, but al qaeda, all the other radical groups worldwide. >> all right, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you, judge. >>> all right, and coming up, more on the christian genocide in iraq. next, and sproet in tonight's insta poll. will isis come to america? facebook or tweet me. >> tonight, tens of thousands of minorities in iraq face torture and genocide at the hands of isis. all while isis militants say this is only the beginning. christians spearheading the fight to end genocide in iraq. good evening, mark. is this christian genocide? >> the brutality is unprecedented. this is a full blown christian genocide.

or boka haram is not a terrorist organization. or her role in that terrible benghazi video. what do you think is the real hillary? >> i think there's a vast overestimation in the political glass, and some of it among democrats of hillary's political skills. she is nothing like her husband, who is probably the most skilled politician of the last 40 years since ronald reagan. there's been no one like him. i think she makes mistakes. she's very unsure of herself. i think she thinks well, but i don't think she is -- i think she's unable -- billy wilder, the director once said, you've got sincere in the movies. if you can fake that, you've got everything. she can't fake it. she can't fake authenticity. your husband he bites his lip and gets away with it. people know. people can see the wheels moving and turning in her head when she says hello or the sunrises in the east. she's not an instinctive politician. she has a great resume and great popularity but democrats who think she is going to sweep into the white house are make a mistake. >> it's great to have you on the show. and a

we do read about highly publicized stories, boka haram and 200 children. we know about the respect for boundaries. what do any of you want to say about security in africa today as part of the message you want to convey to this audience here? anyone? >> africa is more secure today than it was many years ago. if i may mention the problem areas, you have some areas which used to have a huge conflict. now the situation is much better. but al-shabaab has not been eliminated. from time to time they will ignite a bomb here, a bomb there. they have had a problem in the food, nutrition. it's much better now than it was in the past. but the situation is much better now than what it was in the past. >> i'm sorry, we still have problems in africa. we still have huge problem in africa, sudan, where people are starving. there is a terrible situation in sudan. we have a terrle situation in the northern part of mali. africa, of course, is much more secure than before, but we are still facing challenge, an important challenge on the matter of security, and we have to work

might be one step closer to finding the group of nigerian school girls abducted three months ago by bokau.s. surveillance flights over north eastern nigeria show big groups of up to 70 girls held together in remote fields. defense officials say they can't be sure if these groups contain any of those 219 girls who were kidnapped. the global twitter campaign bring back our girls are ongoing. we'll keep you posted. >>> congress will shine a spotlight on the ebola outbreak that has claimed nearly 1,000 people and sickened hundreds more, including two americans at atlanta's emery hospital. the cdc chief will testify about the threat and international response. joining me, chris smith of new jersey. he's the chairman of the house global subcommittee. welcome, congressman. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for being here. i appreciate it. the head of the cdc called this the biggest and most complex ebola outbreak in history. how would you grade the response so far? >> i think the centers for disease control, the usaid and others on the ground, faith-based groups are doing a fantastic job and ye

just the sheer brutality is exactly what ap pitches, what boka haram pitches, that's what that was all about. that's what they're practicing putting in to practice that's why policy of not dealing with it as an ecosystem i think is wrong. and has caused the spread and danger of these organizations. >> schieffer: do we need, should the united states go after these people that are in syria right now, some of them are opposing, of course. >> you're not going to solve the isil problem in iraq without dealing with the syria problem. some notion, i think the president said they'reot related. they are absolutely related. they believe their capital is going to be in syria. to say they're not related diminishes our opportunity. you have got to show people of mosul, people of these towns that have been captured that they -- there's some hope here that get them out of this mess. you have a lot of political dynamics in the sunni versus shey but all of the countries in the region including iran all ty pose both their own regimes and this is a clear and present danger to the united states of america

minister netanyahu right when he lumps hamas in with these other terrorist groups like al qaeda -- isis, boka haram? >> what's happening today and fib me for calling a spade a spade. like i mentioned earlier, gaza season four or season five every time we see the same thing, it's the same script. a few rockets are lobbed at israel. israel retaliates with the full force of its military. thousands of civilian deaths. has that made israel more secure? has that made gaza better than it was? has that made the region safer? no. and so it's time for all of us to sit and collectively think how we address the root causes again and how we come out of this mess that we see recurring every couple of years. we can't have that the continue. i mean, these images of women, children and the elderly being killed, 18, 20 members of the same family every other day. this can't be sustainable and again, bombing schools is not going to bring security to the region. i think it has serious political and negotiations that will bring about into reality an independent viable palestinian state and security for all the cou

that there will be a conversation about the school girls that are missing and being held captive by bokalot of things to discuss today. >> thanks, michaela. >>> up next, the second american ebola patient set to arrive in the united states tomorrow as we learn that the first patient ever treated for ebola in the united states seems to be improving. we'll have an update coming up. >>> the big concern is about the virus spreading. there is a new device that can catch it before it happens. we'll have a live demonstration of this potentially lifesaving technology. you're getting a taste. look how big and red my head is. you two look nice even in thermo color. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud. but proud. get a discount when you a