of course this is caliphate isis, claims to be one but if you compare it to the caliphates of the past several centuries, i see striking differences between the ottoman art to deletion of the caliphate and economist governing of each community. many communities in the ottoman empire arguably, not arguably but exactly, far more diverse than what succeeded it. so do you want to address the questions that this caliphate that isis has proclaimed is actually little to do with the history of previous centuries but in fact something rooted in something much more modern? >> absolutely. i want to be clear that when i talk about the historical resonance of the idea of the caliphate i am not making a claim of was established in the similarity to caliphates of past centuries and i agree the manner of its behavior and how it runs itself the behavior of this caliphate is counter to that. we are talking about the ottomans etc.. we are dealing with the very different world. not only was the ottoman caliphate more practical with respect to its treatment of minority groups, you mentioned the period i st

>> the end game is caliphate and as long as you justify a caliphate with violence or without, that fouls their ideology and becomes against libertyitates like america and the west. and unless you advocate a legal system based on liberty you will fuel the justification of radicals and jihaddist and become a threat and you become a tool of radicalizing. >> and thank you so much for being with us. i am sorry, we are running out of time. and coming up, i sit down with the one and only donald trump who never quarentine. now back to justice with jeanine. >> the man needs no introduction and american business icon and my friend donald trump. take a look. >> you have been a harsh critic of president obama and there is a lot of different issues to talk b. number one, the economy. the president said he would resolve everything and making speeches about how great the economy is, is the economy is depend shape? no. we owe $18 trillion. trillion, a word that you never heard five years ago. and so we are heavily in debt and doing everything for everybody. and we are the policemen of the world. after w

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they are a self-styled caliphate in syria and iraq. i'm joined in the studio by wasim nassir. tell me about this group. >> the ancestor of this group was created in 2001 in the sinai , by a doctor, a dentist. this group has started to make terrorist operations against tourists and against israel. it found the hands of the egyptian army. -- it bound the hands of the egyptian army. today, the group is at the pinpoint [indiscernible] >> it's a bit like the wild west in that part of the world, isn't it? >> exactly. this group never about allegiance to al qaeda. al qaeda never recognized the group as an affiliate of al qaeda. today, we are seeing a shift with all jihadist groups. for these groups to valid allegiance to the islamic state -- to vow allegiance to the islamic state is like a slap for al qaeda. >> what are the implications? >> implications are made real day by day. if this is an emboldened group -- and when we've had allegiance before in nigeria sporadic allegiances from yemen. this is the first group to vow allegiance, which has to be accepted by the islamic state whic

their map of the worldwide caliphate resembles no caliphate that existed in the history of islam. most of northern africa. into subsaharan. south asia. it is a very globally looking -- whether they have the capacity to execute it is another story but they have this vision of this worldwide caliphate. this is the first organization of its kind that has been able to control territory in the daytime as well as the night, and this is key territory. these are cities, these are infrastructure. roadways, rivers, that sort of thing. key territory. 10 million people live in the area that they control. they have -- we can say that aqim and groups and -- roam the desert and strike at well and that's truitt, but these people control territory. they have displaced the governmentsing are both the national governments, such as they exited, and the more traditional tribal authorities, that sort of thing in the places they control. but they haven't filled the vacuum, the governance vacuum that they themselves created, or that had been growing before they even came upon the scene, such as places li

they want this caliphate, they want it to happen. that's why we don't understand as to why it can happen that way. >> mike lyons, thanks very much. now to the violence clashes, west bank and jerusalem. it's been on the edge, since the end of the israeli-gaza war. the temple mount and the al-aqsa mosque was reopened to some today, and that's when israeli police shot and killed a palestinian man who was expected of shooting this week. mts tayeb has more. >> outside the damascus gate, in east jerusalem, is calm. the situation before friday prayers was anything but. there are hundreds of riot police and other security forces in this area and in front and around the old city and they barricaded many of the roads leading into this area. there was a group of palestinian men who were under the age of 50 who wanted to try to come in and pray. they were refused, however men over the age of 50 were allowed to offer prayers and women were as well. although the situation here in occupied east jerusalem remains relatively calm we are hearing of so

that was the devastating defeat o the caliphate, the radical islamic caliphate had made it all the way to vienna, laid 9/11/upon vienna and on 1868, amazingly that was the date that osama bin laden -- and the master minde, khalid sheikh mohammed, currently in guantanamo, hopefully will stay there until his death, that's the date they chose to inflict the worst attack in american history. to many people, dates mean things. my anniversary means a lot. i've never forgotten one. our birth-days mean a lot to most westerners -- birthdays mean a lot to most westerners. some try to forget them, but major dates in caliphate history mean a great deal to radical islamists. there was an article today ritten by dr. sebastian gorca, and i with a like to read this in for the record. he does a good job of incaps lating an issue -- incapsulating an issue. he said 100 years ago today the ast caliph orem peror of islam declared the last jihad against the infidel and today for the first time ever the national cathedral in the nation's capital will host muslim prayers. most americans will have no idea that

the caliphate. i think there is a rule unraveling in the profound. as so many of these problems fear comes from ignorance but even if you are knowledgeable and you are not afraid i think that it is hard to get a total grip on the underlying reality as it is evil thing. the art keeps growing and i don't see how we would link ebola but it's over ability to cope coping and then possibly bioterrorism and their you get something very deep in america which is our priority. i'm certainly not 18 party republican. now, the disinclination to spend money on public goods into the idea that and the idea that private life is what it is all about in the buildings, the beautiful houses, the meals, we think that there is something wrong with our manhood and wanting to spend money on public goods and get it is pointed out that we do that at our peril. it's not the same. but the liberties. they are our unwillingness to sacrifice as a short and long-term and i don't know whether they are serious about it or not. even i

the caliphate that isis is creating in iraq. so what you're already seeing now is the emergence of these very strong radical islamic groups create these territorial swaths of independents that are returning to the days of mohommad and the days of decapitations. so you're right to the extent that these groups now have more independence and the notion, however, that this administration is, you know, envoking to the congress that there's going to be opposition created by the cia and the dod and the pentagon by building up moderate opposition is a fanciful notion. there is no such thing as a moderate opposition. the free syrian army is a contrite concept made up of ripoff artists in cafes in europe that the state department is pumping millions of dollars into, and they are basically spending it on nothing but themselves. there is no such thing as a free syrian army in syria. there is no such opposition that is considered moderate. they have been wiped out. >> all right. i want to move on to what happened this week with the american

could expand and include this in its caliphate at some point? >> look, for your american viewers, i.s.i.l, i.s.i.s, al nusra front, are parasites, they feed on civil chaos, wherever there is civil war, chaos, they exist. afghanistan, syria, iraq and libya, of course they can. i would fear and not just speculating, there is a real fear that if libya descends into all out war, this is the early stages of all out war in libya, libya could become a base not only for i.s.i.s. but a base for selling arms for sending fighters, it could really destroy north africa, tunisia, not to mention the mediterranean. remember libya has a huge coast with europe including italy itself. so there is a fear a real danger that the so-called the islamic state could easily establish base inside libya and basically do a great deal of damage to this fragile country. >> final question fawaz is there an important lesson to be learned from libya? the united states didn't go in didn't bomb, they in effect got rid of gadhafi to help the rebels but in the end we've seen this cat

do we cone seed isis and their caliphate?he president forced to double down again and increase numbers men and women who go off to harm's way? these are very, very difficult times for our military because we don't know what the future holds. there is no guaranty that this latest tranche we dedicated to middle east is going to make a difference. jon: i remember the powell doctrine, when the gulf war one was underway or about to get underway. you know his thought was, you use overwhelming military force and you accomplish the mission. >> right. jon: there seems to be a sort of a half-hearted acknowledgement, i, you used the phrase, war in iraq. president obama has been very proud of the fact that he ended the war in iraq he says. >> yeah. well you know there is an old army saying, old soldier saying, go big or go home. and we're seeing evidence that perhaps we're not going big here. the president seems to be metering out combat power, military power, just a piece at a time in hope eventually he will turn the tide. we started of

rebuilders of the call will caliphate.c empire that spanned the middle east and beyond for centuries. violators are punished in public squares by flogging, crucifixion and beheading. women accused of adultery are stoned to death. on the battlefield isis fighters are zealous and blood thirsty. they're also effective. because they're applying the lessons learned from fighting in iraq. back in 2004 when sunny arabs first started attacking u.s. forces, we referred to them as insurgents. the name they used was al qaeda in iraq. american troops killed and detained thousands of them, including one low ranking insurgent. he was sent to the bu ka detention center which inmates called the al qaeda academy. but he was apparently released after a few months. he wasn't a high value detainee. american officials would late rue the day he was sent free to return to the vicious insurgency which by now was in full swing. >> a short time from now we'll hear from the president who tonight will speak to the nation and unveil his new iraq strat

they are -- it is the caliphate and this is symbolic. i think, poppy, the more i see this, i don't think this isis moving is long for this world. it cannot govern at the end of the day. it's too violent for the people in the area, all muslims. i think it will collapse under its own weight and the question is when. how hard do we push it or let it collapse on its own. >> i want your reaction to comments the president, president obama made at the g-20 talking about isis saying if isil had gotten possession of a nuclear weapon, he said he would order ground troops into the region. you believe, though, that needs to happen sooner. >> if this movement expands again, the iraqi government cannot do it on its own. it's a shia army, a militia. if it does become a threat to the gulf, for instance, saudi arabia or real outside the borders of syria and iraq, this president will have no choice but to put troops in that region. >> and general dempsey has said it is not off the table at this point in time. appreciate the expertise. thank you. >>> kassi

living in this caliphate dream. >> yeah it wouldn't attract me personally.ter them they're pretending to be something they're not. they're offering them, you know some sort of special unique kind of affection. in this case we've seen they have offered them everything from we'll take care of everything. we'll pay your way. we'll furnish erg you need. you won't have to think about it. we'll give you a great adventure adventure. a lot of 14 and 15-year-old kids say that sounds exciting! when, in fact for the girls they get there, they'll be married off and pregnant right away. the men that go there, they're not going to be skilled warriors as much call of duty they may play or halo. they'll get there and killed probably within just a few beaks of arrival. they use them as suicide bombers or targets that the syrian army goes after. >> yeah. mia bloom, always a pleasure to see you. thank you for your insight. >> thank you for having me. >>> we're following several new headlines on ebola. here at home and overseas. dr. from cuba treating patients in sierra leone h

. >> greg, abu bakr al-baghdadi, head of unite the state of isis has his own caliphate and trying to create their own currency? >> >> reporter: this is very strange one. it was announced leader of isis ordered this currency to be produced. they are coins of gold, silver and copper in denominations said to be anywhere from $700 to 7 cents. it is looked at a bit skeptically by economists while very well-funded it is says isis will have to get its hands on a whole bunch of precious metals to turn the coins out. there is growing problem they have providing services in cities they occupied. there are shortages of electricity and water in mosul. the local populace are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with isis administrative abilities. one observer equipped, next to isis we will come up with its own postal service, terror mailmen. report. >> gregg, thank you so much. kt mcfarland says regional players need to step up to the plate. egypt and saudi arabia have more troops and britain and france they're not even deployed there? she says the u.s. should take a much different approach. she wi

. >> next step to creating your own state, caliphate. >> it's not real currency. no one is going to accept it. and if it's gold, silver and copper, people are going to hoard the coins for the value of the coins. just like their passports. the passports they issued a couple of months ago the caliphate the islamic state. this is a big propaganda to say like we have arrived. we are the real deal. >> i thought it was the only way they could possibly do any trade because of all a the sanctions at least with gold, a piece of gold you can trade across borders. >> well, you could but the resistance to dealing with isis is so strong internationally. primary method raising. >> and their reduced oil. their boot leg oil which is incredible. catherine, thank you. >> >> of course. >> today an attempt to foster more understanding and acceptance between muslims and christians around the world for the very first time. washington's national threestled hosting a muslim service. >> we can pray together. we can can come find common ground together and we can work together towards a be

foreigners are more trusted because they've come all the way abroad to pledge allegiance to the caliphate. >> another resident we interviewed said the islamic state leadership and forecast on improving infrastructure. >> translator: the building that was once the town hall has been renamed islamic projects organization. it administers water and sewage, electricity, telecommunications. >> he says life is now easier for many people. >> translator: under the rule of the islamic state, your rights are guaranteed as long as you respect islamic law. the islamic state is the best form of government we've experience sod far. >> meetings are open held in raqqa square to deseminate prince iples of islamic state. many respond with cheers and applause. islamic state have deep root across iraq and syria. >>> a senior russian lawmaker has criticized japan for imposing sanctions in response to crisis in ukraine. he made the comment ahead of a meeting between the russian and japanese leaders. he is the speaker of russia's lower house and aid to president putin. putin and japanese prime minister shinzo ab

>> there were some people caliphate 2013, and there was some candidates have ran on not just the ryanudget headline, but the budget. it is a lot harder for him relatively quickly maladroit democrats, which is what they have been in theft of economic benefit like, was able to adjust. >> now have the majorities -- which is what they have been rather than like barack obama who was able to adjust. ask the contours of the debate on the budget are to allow president obama attack them for cutting food stamps, cutting social programs, changing medicare and medicaid, changing social security. i said cut, a restraint or whatever. republicans are taking a fight. >> as republicans and democrats are picking him him unhappy as he was asked if she is her powerful position in the house and she responded by leveling a direct charge of the -- of sexism as you can ask just interesting to see how many times that is -- >> of sexism. >> just as interesting is to see how many times that much as a man. john boehner is on the front of time it is with you cover of time entity. is there a pattern here? that i a

and they're doing that in such a way as to expand the rule of the caliphate. they're building a little empire that will get to be a bigger empire over time and in that area where they control, they're looking to have modern weapons, aircraft, et cetera. and to have total totalitarian rule of law that they support. and that's in many ways fundamentally i think more dangerous in a way even then al nusra and al qaeda and the others. >> let me ask you, the deadline's coming up november 24th for the deal that is supposed to be struck with iran and, you know, the fact is many people are saying why have a deal at all because it doesn't appear at this point that iran is honoring its commitments so far in terms of the inspections and turning over the information about its nuclear ambitions. >> we've already caved years ago. major issue, which is they got to continue the uranium enrichment. the difference being four fomons away, eight months away, doesn't make any difference. >> are you hearing the deadline will come and go and it will be something continued to be discu

, saudi arabia, even featuring a map showing that expanding caliphate. it also features a very gruesome and brutal mass murder led by ji d hjihadi and a number of syrian soldiers and this is particularly brutal and edited for maximum gore. now, why this video was coming out now, for what purpose, we really don't know. it still has to be awe meant indicated. however, we have to remember that there have been reports that abu bakr al baghdadi had been wounded and a british tabloid report that jihadi john had been wounded and identified in that strike. neither has been confirmed but this video may be in response to those reports, perhaps a show of defiance, but also possibly a sign of growing desperation. atika schubert, cnn, london. >> well, for u.s. president obama questions about american military involvement in iraq and syria returned to center stage this weekend. >> wrapping up his tour of asia and the attendance at the g-20 summit in australia. more details from erin mcpike. >> reporter: as he headed home president obama was briefed aboard air force on

(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 chewing. mr. obama was seen chewing his nicorette gum. >> stephen: outrageous! why ar

side are supporting the caliphate. some threatened sanctions against citizen who fight for i.s.i.l. none said it will take actions. >> syrian forces besiege rebel held areas. for those trapped inside the humanitarian situation, it is getting strait. in this neighbourhood water has been cut off. this man gets water from a well near his house. it is simple but effective. >> we had no choice but to act. we had no water, generator or electricity. we do it manually. >> this is 4km south of the capital, an area controlled by the reb 'ems, so it's regular lay targeted by shells and bombs. it's besiege the. regime soldiers loyal to bashar al-assad surround the area and cut off water and electricity. they use a bike to charge batteries. tens of thousands of syrians and palestinians used to live here. most forced to leave their homes. for those here, the situation is desperate. >> translation: we have nothing here any more. we have no water. no jobs. barely any food. and no one is helping us. >>> anti-government fighters so far defeated attempts by government forces to enter the area. the nei

whereas the british who are going there on the isil side, they're going to support the caliphate. they have an ideal goin ideology going in there. >> reporter: some have threatened criminal sanctions on those who fight for isil. some say they will have similar actions for those who join the kurdish side. >> egypt's president has been meeting pope francis. it's the first time in eight years that an egyptian leader has visited the vatican. what do we know about the visit between the leader of egypt and the leader of the catholic church? >> reporter: well, it's still going on. it started an hour ago. it comes six months after vermont fattah al sisi came to power, and slowly egypt is regaining its national standing. with this visit president al sisi wants to improve relations between egypt and the roman catholic church, and the talks between him and the pope are expected to address the relationship between the vatican and sunni islams' highest theological institution, the allah university following comments made by pope francis to minority muslims in egypt. it is hoped that this meeti

the second came with the establishment of the caliphate, a powerful call to arms for many to come and build a new world. the third came in september with obama's announcement of airstrikes and a more traditional call to arms. >> is it wrong to say this is a rebellion -- rebellion against the establishment and a certain cool factor involved? >> i think it is good to say it is -- that there is an element of cool in the social media and recruitment tactics of these organizations. it is certainly a youth in him and on. the ages range between 18 and 19 in men 229 in europe and the girls are even younger. many young women go out to fight and mary jihadi's and the ages range from as young to 15 -- as 15 to 20. >> what can the establishment, what can the government actually do? >> this is a fight being fought on two fronts will stop the hard measures government is putting into place to try to stem the tide of recruitment out and deal with returnees, but the real challenge is in the soft space. we desperararaly need to see credible voices, people at the frontline of this set of challenges equi

he once threatened to attack a brussels landmark and turn belgium into a caliphate. >> we have our religionwhich is superior to your religion. we have our system, which is superior to your system, and we have our values, which are superior to your values. >> he used to be a social worker in an antwerp suburb with a large muslim population and was there when the hate-preaching career was launched at a youth center 10 years ago. >> he talked to for 10 and 15 year old here. he told them, "your fathers are not integrated here, and so they are not worth anything. they are not for islam, not for your people, not for your country." these were 14-year-olds, and i knew their fathers. >> he warned authorities, but nothing happened. he is sure that the state would have intervened if the group had been right-wing extremists, but he says that no one -- neither the civil -- neither the state nor civil society -- wants to come across as racist when it is about muslims. >> they all try to keep well out of it and not take a stance. but when it comes to cutting people's heads off, there's not much room for i

he was dressed the part declaring himself the caliph or ruler of the so-called islamic state. since then, nothing. he disappeared. as isis continued their rampage across iraq and syria, attacked daily by u.s. air strikes. then last week reports out of iraq claimed baghdadi had been killed or at least injured by one of those air strikes. but today it seems reports of his demise were premature. in a new audio recording unverified by nbc news, a man sounding very much like baghdadi calls on others to join isis and unleash what he called volcanos of jihad. not very poetic, but isis is attracting more recruits than ever. and not just disaffected lone wolves. a dangerous militant group in egypt has pledged its allegiance. and in libya an entire city run by extremists says it's now part of the islamic state. isis has been hurt by u.s. air strikes, hundreds of its fighters killed. but for some, its reputation may have been enhanced by being attacked by a super power. and there are reports, lester, that an al qaeda linked group in syria is considering joining up with isis. baghdadi no

they're going back to this idea of a caliphate and whether they swear allegiance to baghdadi, the headis or not. it will change from day to day. the point is, they can do us damage, and the big question is, will they. and what's taking them so long to do it. because i think they're perfectly capable of hitting europe and hitting the united states, at least small-scale operations. and i simply cannot explain to you why they haven't tried, other than they're tied up in the wars in syria and iraq. >> to you, robert. does having all of these different groups that have this complex relationship amongst one another make it harder for us in coalition forces to fight them, rather than our previous ten-plus years against al qaeda? >> definitely. i mean, the lead-in said back in the day with al qaeda, it was kind of a much more simpler landscape. but now, though, you have these groups with the same terrorist ideology, al qaedaism, that are largely focused on local and regional events. but then you still have al qaeda core focused on the international targeting, primarily against the u.s. and eur

eric: the islamic state of isis, they want their caliphate in iraq and syria.ow they are told they are spreading into africa. can we top them? heather: mother nature creating a travel nightmare and not just for people who were flying. as i started coming down the bridge you could see the headlights of people spinning and crunching in front of me. and crunching in front of me. at least 20 cars, at least. heather: authorities closing down part of a new york internet for three hours on thanksgiving after a massive chain reaction crash involving dozens of vehicles. >>ed the truck behind me hit the partition between the throughway and the exit. but the guy hit me. his truck is totaled. a couple people are on stretchers. at least 20 cars. at least. heather: 10 people were injured and one driver was traveling too fast for the weather conditions. eric? eric: the battle against the terror group isis. authorities say they are attracting followers along eastern africa. this as the u.s. and our allies are focused on attacking isis in syria and iraq. what does it mean if is

the way you see this playing out with the caliphate is that essentially the ideology is going to spread consume all of these other nations. >> i believe that the islamic state will have a foreign policy of an ex-ing countries and implementing the sheria. so i do believe one day that america and europe will one day be under the sheria and i think it is a blessing. however, i would also say that in the short term the americans and the british, they need to be very wary. >> can you understand why your views are frightening to some people? >> i understand that many people are unaware of the sheria and the blessings it can be. it's there to liberate them. >> if i come back to east london in a year's time do you think you'll be here or do you hope to be there? >> i hope i'll be there but i don't know yet. that is in the hands of god. >> he says he can't travel to syria or iraq at the moment and go and live in the caliphate because the british government monitors all of his travels but it's fair to say that many of these extremists are actually happy to stay in the united kingdom to stay in a

the caliphate is spreading beyond iraq and beyond syria.ut getting hysterical about it, this is a grave and serious threat our president, he wants to take a tweezers to it. when you need a sledgehammer. bill: he talked about lowering tensions. listen, we may be on the verge of a third intifada here. words may be right, but sometimes you want a little more heart there, ralph. we don't have it. i've got to run. colonel ralph peters in washington with us today. thank you. martha? martha: turns out obamacare is less popular than ever before according to some new poles. more and more is uncovered now about jonathan gruber and the deception used to get that law over the finish line. bill: also a teenager fighting for her right to keep the words, "under god," in the pledge of allegiance. the battle playing out right now in court. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprisin

under islamic law, the muslim caliphate has to do jihad with non-muslims.that is his job description. a lot of people do not understand. the muslim head of state has no choice but to do jihad. he has no choice but to fight israel. that is why, when he was given a most everything -- almost everything during the clinton administration by the israeli leader, he left. he rejected and left. he knew that if you signed an honest peace treaty with israel, he would be violating sharia law , which obliges him to be in a permanent war with non-muslims. a lot of people do not understand why saddam was killed, why gaddafi was killed. the cause he violated sharia law by having a peace treaty. was holding onto this body called iraq. nicetunately, it was a shake of the region by america. it was a big thing in the arab world. but it came at a big cost for america. is 50-50., it removal ofhat the saddam hussein by america was more a favor to the arab world than a benefit to america. >> what are the chances that there will ever be democracy in the arab world? chance is when i

they seem to be happy that the americans are bombing the fascist jihadist caliphate but we don't seemto be willing to do anything about it ourselves. can i declare an interest as somebody who tabled an early motion of the 500 last week. the title is labor solidarity with kurds but of course all parties to give con solidarity to the kurds in syria as well as iraq and also i went last year with the kurdistan group to erbil and i wanted to declare that as well i guess. can i ask you is there not some level of absurdity in a position whereby we know that the heart of this organization is iraq. they are carrying out beheadings from aleppo or its outskirts. they are trying to seize the areas which are currently under the control of the pyd, the syrian kurds. and yet we have got this self-denying position that somehow britain is not going to be involved in syria. would you agree with me that this is a logical? >> i wouldn't for a number of reasons. if i could just qualify why i think i disagree. following on the same chapter that john barehanded. , two tracks that are very close to each othe

. >> david cohen says they don't have enough money to run a country or set up the so-called caliphate that they want to. do you agree with that? >> i'm not so sure. i think -- the estimates are that they have as much as $1 billion in their reserve, in their possession. some of that has to go back into humanitarian activities for the people and the populations that they control but they certainly have ample funds to finance their terrorist operations, to kill innocent civilians, to orchestrate and plan terrorist attacks. they shouldn't be taken lightly. >> jimmy gurule, thank you. >> thanks. >>> just as it seemed that vladimir putin could not get any more brazen, a passenger plane had to swerve to avoid a crash. that's next. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. eve