by i.s.i.s. earlier and that the man the middleman between him and i.s.i.s. believes this man is from north africa judging by his accent he said he was giving the weapon to use in the crime and given 10,000 and ammunition and also he said that i.s.i.s. wanted to use him in saudi arabia and asked him to stay there because of his expertise and explosives making also in a shooting and he said that burgess drove the car while he himself shot at the two policemen. also after further investigation the ministry in a statement said they were able to identify the man who is known by burgess and his name is shariff known as sammy and they put a bounty on his head $1 million to be given to anyone who can help find him. and that is basically the gist of the statement but also it indicates that saudi arabia now is being somehow punished by i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. has warned earlier on that it is going to strike back against any country that participates in the campaign against them in iraq and syria. >> thanks mohamed. and more air strikes by the saudi-led coalition against hou

surrounded by i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. succeeded to take over a very important position in control in ramadi. i.s.i.s. has the headquarters, the military headquarters of the region, and many administrative headquarters. still ramadi under the control of the iraqi army >>> parents in australia that refuse to vaccinate their children may lose out on government benefits and may be denied up to $12,000, andrew thomas has for . this is called no jab, no pay. australia has a high level vaccinated. there are pockets where the rates are lower, and disease, things like whooping cough are making a comeback. the number of objectors rose to 40,000, 40,000 whose parents said they have a religious, medical or conscientious reason not to have their child vaccinated. in short, they have a form signed by their doctor and they get benefits even though the child is not vac signated. the australian government wants to bring it down. the only way to keep the benefits as an australian parent and not have a child vaccinated is if you have a stro

surrounded by i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. succeeded to take over a very important position in control in ramadi. they had the helicopters off the command - military command. they had many administrative... >> clearly an important province. how important is it for the battle that the iraqi government is able to secure the weapons that it is seeking from the united states. will it make a change or impact on the battle? >> no of course, the united states - i have - i don't think the weapons will arrive tomorrow. after tomorrow i think they went to washington to ask for military equipment, but the iraqi government needs urgent military equipment. we did discover that they gave the weapons, for example. those weapons are old-fashioned. we could not compare with i.s.i.s. weapons. now this is the problem. the problem consists of in the iraqi side. there is lack of comment and control and synchronization and coordination between all forces and also with the american coalition forces who did a great job, you know in tikrit. they have

by i.s.i.s. and -- >> rose: by the threat of i.s.i.s.? >> by i.s.i.s. being in iraq. i think that's what generated the force flow of iranians into iraq and effectively iran has become the defense minister, if you will at large for what's going on in that country. and at the core of this becomes this whole issue of, you know, can shia and sunni figure out how to live together, and are there leaders in the world and particularly arab leaders, that can figure this out? and as iran gets stronger in these countries you see saudi arabia, you know, striking in yemen very specifically, and there is this historic tension -- >> rose: supporting the houthi rebels. >> in the complexity of who's on whose side i think is representative of how difficult are these issues in that part of the world. >> rose: what role do we play? i think my own view of this is we have to stay engaged. we have friends in that part of the world. clearly, the saudis are concerned, for instance, about any deal that we make with iran. and i think we have to work hard to make sure that we can alleviate those

by i.s.i.s. earlier and that the man, the middleman between him and i.s.i.s. n he knows by the name of berghuis and believes he is from north africa, judging by accent he was given weapon to use in the crime and given $10,000 and also ammunition and also he said that i.s.i.s. wanted to use him in saudi arabia. they asked him to stay there because of his expertise and explosives making and also in shooting. and he said that berghuis drove the car while he shot at the two policemen. also after further investigation the ministry in the statement says they were able to identify the man who is known by berghuis and said his last name is shariff and known as sammy and they put a bounty on his head $1 million to be given to any one who can help find him. >> reporter: the u.n. has invited the syrian government and opposition groups to separate peace talks in geneva next month and opposition fighters in syria launched attack against regime checkpoints west of the city of homas and we report. >> reporter: it's a great view from a plane in northwest hama and the vast area