the first is that the is will say that abu bakr al-baghdadi, the cal af of the islamic state is able to travel within his own territories and got get harassed or hit by the security forces. he has come from syria, across the border into north-western iraq and appeared in a public place. it is a big message. what did he say. well, it's stuff that is consistent with what we heard from the audio tapes. once again he says "please come to the islamic cal af fate, it is your duty to fight and we are the om ones that -- only oning that can bring peace to the is lalic world." the islamic state are pushing this heavy, saying in is bagged. and the message is clear. we can travel anywhere we like within the islamic state. it's a big message to put out, one that people are listening to. >> two were injured when egyptian security forces fired at protesters protesting a hike in fuel prices. the government says it's necessary to fix the economy. there's widespread anger where half the population lives below the poverty line. >> reporter: a 70% increase in fuel prices took effect immediate. commuter

as the cal af, he's supposed not to have worldly concerns or riches. he wears a watch, who knows how expensive it is. it is a strange signal and a bit of a mistake much how is he ruling the parts of iraq. in syria, he was brutal, killing civilians, if he does that again the population will turn against them. abu bakr al-baghdadi can give the speech, but can he rule and be a humble pyous leader. let's see what happens. >> and a high-ranking diplomat in baghdad describes the islamic state as follows: >>> how does the united states help the iraqi government do that if we can't get them to follow the political steps. >> that's the problem. george w. bush september in troops to squeeze and eliminate the terrorist groups. that didn't work. it angered people. obama's strategy was to work through local governments. that is failing. nouri al-maliki is not sharing power. it's a crisis for the united states. i don't think we can ignore the islamic state. abu bakr al-baghdadi is clearly very, very ambitious in carrying out a strike in the united states is somethin

send out a strong message, the first message is that the is will say this abu bakr al-baghdadi, the cal af of the islamic state is able to travel within his territories and not get harassed and hit by the security forces. he has come from syria across the border into north-western iraq and appeared in a public place, that, itself, is a big message. what did he say? >> well, it's stuff that is consistent with what we have heard before from the audio tapes. once again he says "please come to the islamic caliphate. it's your duty to fight, we will bring jihad and we are the only ones that can bring peace to the islamic world." what we know is the islamic state is pushing this heavily, saying this is abu bakr al-baghdadi, and this message is clear, we can travel where we like within the islamic state, a big message to put out and one that people can listen to here. >> prime minister nouri al-maliki fired the chief of iraq's ground forces and the head of the police. as part of a strategy to re-organise the fight against sunni rebels. earlier we had more on the reaction from the academic philip

. >> s will say that abu bakr al-baghdadi, the cal af of the islamic state is able to travel within his territories and not get harassed and hit by the security forces. clearly he has come from syria, across the border into north-western iran and appeared in a public place. that is a big message. what did he say? >> well, it's stuff that is consistent with what we is heard before from the audio tapes delivered. once again, he says to muslims, come to the islamic calafat. it's your duty to fight. we will win, we are the only people that can bring peace. it's consistent with the messages we heard before. but is this abu bakr al-baghdadi - is this really him. well, let's take a look at what we know. we know the official twitter account or semiaccount says yes, it is him. others said no, it's not, it's al-yemeni, we sent him to gauge public reaction to how they'd react in abu bakr al-baghdadi did come and give a sermonful it's an intelligence exercise for them, a security exercise. i can't confirm any of this. i'm reporting what we do know so far. what we know is when we were delivering the