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some believe iso-fighters are trying to establish a caliphate here, that regional leaders say they will let it happen. >> the recent attacks in the town of palma have demonstrated the magnitude of the problem at our doorsteps. reporter: on thursday, a delegation of 16 southern african countries met to discuss the latest violence in mozambique. the southern african development community is charged with finding a solution to the unrest. in eight-week, the president of zimbabwe said the summit agreed that the sadc force should be resuscitated and capacity to immediately so they can intervene. the violent escalation of an insurgency in the north of the country has sparked fresh concerns about security in southern africa, a region that has enjoyed relative stability in recent decades, but with these recurring attacks, hope is scattered. leah harding, al jazeera. hashem: let's take a closer look at a possible resurgence of iso. the large group was defeated in iraq and syria, but 10,000 fighters remained active in the region. iso has found a new lifeline in parts of africa by forging alliances

his book that career has grand plans for all of us for you for me caliph it that spans the world north pole the south pole a world where sharia is law a world where infidels pay a tax to live and do all of this their pamphlet claims in fine print will be achieved peacefully barely after that is they kill the jews the jewish infinity is a colossal cause to get rid of it his book dr near is like college for jihad ists you graduate to do greater and more grisly things remember jihadi jordan the star of many of isis is beheading videos guess who helped him find himself yes reportedly a regular at his book the events before going on to do greater things other notable graduates include the mastermind behind the september 11th attacks on the twin towers and the once head of al qaida in iraq and still his maintains that it's peaceful or secure which alicia pounds. is the most pacifist cult imaginable moving grass was forbidden to avoid harming fairies that live in the grass indoor plants were also banned because wild parra science needed something to feed them but that didn't stop them from ki

seen an increase in fighting since 2017 some believe ice a link fighters are trying to establish a caliphate here but regional leaders say they won't let that happen the reason the attacks in the town of palma have recently demonstrated the magnitude of the problem at i want our steps on thursday a delegation of 16 southern african countries met to discuss the latest violence in mozambique the southern african development community or s. a d.c. is charged with finding a solution to the unrest in a tweet the president of zimbabwe said the summit agreed that the n.s.a. d.c. force should be resuscitated and capacitated immediately so that it can intervene the violent escalation of an insurgency in the north of the country has sparked fresh concerns about security in southern africa a region that has enjoyed relative stability and recent decades but with these recurring attacks hope is scattered leah harding al-jazeera let's take a closer look at the fall and possible resurgence of i still the group was laws near defeated in iraq and syria of the un was nearly 10000 fighters remain active in the

all the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they have already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control half way there militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is my. she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me. i saw what they had done to me and how they had murdered

islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self-defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control halfway their militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is mummify she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me. i saw what they had done to me and how they had murder

elle shah bab in so mowl -- so maul yasm al nusra in syria, isis attempting to create a caliphate in syria and iraq and establish -- establishing affiliates in multiple countries in africa and asia. with the terrorist throat threatt now in many places, keeping thousands of troops growned and concentrated in just one country at a cost of billions each year makes little sense to me and to our leaders. we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions for the withdrawal and expecting a different result. i'm now the fourth united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan. two republicans, two democrats. i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth. after consulting closely with our allies and partners, with our military leaders and intelligence personnel, with our diplomats and development experts, with the congress and vice president as well as with mr. gaw nee and many others around the world, i concluded it's time to end america's longest war. it's time for american troops to

we have to send people back to crush the caliphate. now he is repeating history. for what? troops in spain today than we have in afghanistan. the return we get for that small deployment of 2500 troops is guaranteeing the ability of the african -- afghan forces to keep down the taliban. i do not understand this drive to get to zero. that puts national security at risk. >> sandra: he explained that saying i am the 4th american president to preside over a an american troop presence in afghanistan. i will not pass the responsibility to a fifth. what do you believe the results of this move will be? >> i think it could be potentially disastrous. the reality is i understand that he doesn't want to pass the responsibility on to the fifth. the enemy gets a vote. i have not seen the surrender document that the al-qaeda and taliban sign. we didn't leave japan after they surrendered. we have troops in japan and in korea and germany. biden is reversing president trump's decision to withdraw troops from germany. they have been there since 1975. the soviet union doesn't exist anymore but

the caliphate may be gone, but the u.s.e now warning, isis today has the makings of a growing and dangerous insurgency. if you look, you can see dozens of military vehicles on daily operations against isis. and every day, iraqi government forces are still out battling the militants. we caught up with one shia militia group heading across the desert, hunting down the extremists with more than 100 men. their commander telling us that just today, they found bombs planted by isis. >> reporter: these videos, filled by the fighters, show just some of the battles they've had with the terror group since victory against isis was declared. are you not tired of this battle? >> reporter: the black scourge of isis has left a stain that lingers throughout parts of iraq. family after family sharing similar stories of lives shattered and the difficulties of rebuilding. one story above all stands out. the tale of a little girl called malak and her family who live in what used to be the it's case capital in iraq, mosul. by first met her in 2

. >> if you're not producing oil and gas and caliph you are bringing it from dirtier sources. >> protection a profit? watch our special report tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix5. >>> check in with paul right now, a beautiful weekend around the bay area, a little cooler at the coast but inland was fantastic and now we have a change. >> warmer temperatures even around the bay yesterday. up to 70 degrees in san francisco for one day. the strong entre brees kicked back in, it will be with us again tomorrow so temperatures dropping off even farther inland. that cooler air will get pushed farther inland than 80 today. very small changes for the rest of the week on a day by day basis. tuesday through friday not going to see too much changes. it will back up toward the coast, the entre brees will be gusty from time to time, keeping temperatures close to if not slightly below average for this time of year around the water and you can see the entre brees jittering the camera around a little bit as we look toward downtown. 55 degrees downtown and the cooler air has made its way across the bay, 59 de

their curse when isis took over, the terrorists seized the oil facilities to fund their murderous caliphate. when president trump finished driving isis out, he wanted the oil too. >> we're keeping the oil. we have the oil. the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil >> reporter: but the oil pumps were never really secured unmaintained, they spew day and night unregulated black market refineries pollute the air. many children work the sites. oncologist dr. danish mohammed says lung, thyroid, and skin cancers are now rampant. "every day we see four or five new cases of cancer, just in my clinic," he says i spent years following the plight of the syrian kurds. they fought off isis with u.s. special forces now they're fighting what's beneath their feet and losing u.s. troops continue to patrol here, looking for isis holdouts, but there's still no stability and the environmental fallout from the toxic mix of war and oil means millions of syrian refugees will have a far less welcoming homeland to return to. the u.s. military did not respond to our requests for comment there are no p

the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self-defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control halfway their militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is mummify she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me i saw what they had done to me and how they had murdere

the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self-defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control halfway their militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is mummify eda she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me. i saw what they had done to me and how they had m

around the corner, and we know based on what happened last year that it znachko toby unease, e one caliph irs says something everyone can and should do is visit their wildfire preparation. website it is full of information many people will likely need given what is expected this fire season we will have a link to it at ktvu .com. greg liggins ktvu fox two news. all righty days of the temperatures that we achieved today. one of the warmer days we've seen last few days and temperatures tomorrow will follow suit, so we're going to see plenty of temperatures like these. these were the highest from today. they could be. tomorrow's just azizi except andy. uncle probably go into the low eighties fairfield maybe goes 81 or 82, but it's gonna be a nice day, almost a carbon copy of what we had today. the fog should return. we got a break from the fog for a while today on bennett came, but it should come back late tonight and early tomorrow morning, so we'll see how that pans out. but look for tomorrow to be just like sunday or today, then we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday and temperatures

publicly call for muslims to join isis jihad distant syria and iraq we've heard promises that the caliphates army would raise paris and decimate frogs yet no such thing in their brochures and pamphlets websites send podcasts and yet it is a teacher there is such a thing as an esoteric organization it say's one thing but doesn't others and his but is an example for external ears they speak of pacifism but to their own brothers baby talk of exterminating jews and christians and conquering the world the united states human rights watch and others of all piped up in support of crimean tatars arrested for membership of his book the clear as they did decades ago when the soviet union fought the taliban was only when the twin towers fell and that they realized that perhaps the taliban weren't quat the heroes they were made out to be or chechen hardest freedom fighters they called them as they blew up apartment blocks and metro stations in russia of course the cheering stopped when the same ideology detonated 2 bombs at the boston marathon. i just hope that in 10 years that someone doesn't have to m

seen an encrease in fighting since 2017 some believe ice a link fighters are trying to establish a caliphate here but regional leaders say they won't let that happen the recent attacks in the tang of palma have recently demonstrated the magnitude of the problem at i want to steps on thursday a delegation of 16 southern african countries met to discuss the latest violence in mozambique the southern african development community or s a d.c. is charged with finding a solution to the unrest in a tweet the president of zimbabwe said the summit agreed that the s a d.c. force should be resuscitated and capacitated immediately so that it can intervene the violent escalation of an insurgency in the north of the country has sparked fresh concerns about security in southern africa a region that has enjoyed relative stability and recent decades but with these recurring attacks hope is scattered hard in al-jazeera. now there's been another night of street violence in the northern irish capital belfast. where. protesters threw projectiles at royal right police who responded with water cannon the unrest be

the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self-defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control half way their militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is my. she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me. i saw what they had done to me and how they had murdered my fami

distance pandemic era oscar ceremony look like i read one review talking about a teeny tiny red caliphate. yeah that's right you know really come on about the only thing that is exactly the same as in years past is that little gold statuette itself he hasn't changed but about just about everything else has for starters the awards are going to be handed out in a art deco era movie train station the union station here in los angeles but you can see over my shoulder here just a nice building but it's not exactly dripping in gold leaf and. red velvet upholstery the number of people inside will be limited to 170 persons they'll all be coded tested before they're allowed to enter so they'll be rotated in and out throughout the evening in order to keep the numbers low and more healthy. the in addition to the covert testing you probably won't see a lot of hugging and kissing as we have in years past among the glitterati and the only persons allowed inside of the nominees themselves who have one guest to bring along with them and the presenters themselves the red carpet as you said has been scaled

the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militias are active in the eastern congo after the 1994 genocide in neighboring rwanda some hutu militias fled to the congo and kept on killing that prompted the formation of armed groups originally for purposes of self-defense they do not make it easy to contact them to do so we had to leave the area under central government control halfway their militia fighters meet up to lead us to one of their bases among them is my. she joined the militia about 20 years ago after an armed group massacred her family she was forced to watch as the men killed her parents with machetes then 6 of the men raped her she was only 15 years old at the time. i felt defeated my life had defeated me. i saw what they had done to me and how they had murdered m

over those four years our military defeat the isis caliphate and we eliminated their leader without onecasualty. it is extraordinary. al-baghdadi was the most dangerous terrorists in the world. he was responsible for the gruesome death of thousands, including americans. we all remember the story of kayla mueller. she was captured by isis and actually held by al-baghdadi. it was amazing for me to be there that night in the situation room sitting alongside the president and our military leaders. we watched in real time as american special forces descended on that compound in northern syria. and i will never forget, in a mission that was named after kayla mueller, they brought justice to al-baghdadi, and the words that came across the intercom from the field was, jackpot. we got them. our armed forces are the greatest force for good the world is ever known -- has ever known. [applause] in addition to taking on isis we isolated iran as never before. we withdrew from the iran nuclear deal and eliminated the most dangerous terrorists in the world in the world and around revolutionary guard. w

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you saw the rise of isis, saw the establishment of the caliphate. and i'm very concerned that we're headed down a path that could well be just as dangerous as that one was. >> neil: you know, i'm not telling you anything newsworthy to say that americans have a lot of war fatigue particularly in the 20-year war that goes on and on and spreads beyond afghanistan, congresswoman. so is your position that we have to always have a presence, forget about afghanistan, in the region? would it be substantial? should it be substantial? >> you know, we have u.s. forces deployed around the globe. decisions about that -- for example, we've got forces deployed, numbers that were reduced by president trump in europe that president biden has announced that he's going to increase again. so all decisions about the deployment of u.s. forces have to be made based on the question of what is necessary for our security. any president that says i'm withdrawing based on a timeline -- imagine what it does to our allies in afghanistan, to our allies around the region, around t

you are the officer of the book hunting the caliphate.glad you are here this morning. >> good morning, poppy, thank you for having me. >> i have to ask you, for someone who served, you lived in suffolk miles away from where this happened. you know the area well, the culture very well, virginia governor ralph north am is saying he is very disturbed and angered as anyone waking up to see it is. what did you think as you watched it? >> all right. first of all, we don't know all the facts and that will come out in time, but what we do know, we saw in the video was absolutely unacceptable. you're right. i used to live in that area and i am from the town of windsor. that's a route that my family and i used to take to go to north carolina, through i-95, it's had that reputation, you go slow because it was almost like a speed trap. so i remember that, but this is bothersome on several levels. first of all, as a parent, as a father of two african-american sons 27 and 25, around the age of leiutenant nazario. when your child gets stopped and you ar

the experts told us there would never be a caliphate.istening to these experts? thomas jefferson said at one point, trust the american people. they may get it right -- they may get it wrong from time to time, but eventually, they will figure it out. i would rather be judged by a group of farmers then all of these elites in the academic institutions. that iss jefferson. and he's right. the experts don't run our lives. they don't run our country. although, they are seemingly starting to run everything in our life and in our country. people are supposed to be running it. and when you make a good case, then we will follow. makeou the case. but you can't question. and my -- my feeling has been my kids i've taught this forever, anyone tells you not to read something, you probably should read it. that doesn't mean you buy into it, but if they can't tell you why you shouldn't read it, why this is wrong, what you should read instead, read those things, but also read the other. when somebody says "you can't say that, you can't think that, you can'