is this our eid? is this our eid that everybody celebrates? is this our eid that we should celebrate? people came to buy close to celebrate eid, now they are buying coffins. may god punish those who are responsible. amy: while iraq is marking the third day of mourning, a long-awaited british inquiry into the iraq war has just been released. future of the official inquiry, sir john chilcot, announced the key findings earlier today. >> we have concluded that the u.k. chose to join the invasion of iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted. military action at that time was not a last resort. we have also concluded that the judgments about the severity of the threat posed by iraq's weapons of mass destruction, wmd, represented -- were presented with a certainty that was not justified. despite explicit warnings, the consequences of the invasion were underestimated. the planning and preparations for iraq after saddam hussein were wholly inadequate. the government failed to achieve its stated objectives. juan: the chilcot rep

is this our eid that everybody celebrates? is this the eid that we should celebrate? people came to buy close to celebrate, now they're buying coffins. may god punish those who are responsible. amy: more than two days after the attacks, the death toll continues to rise as more and more bodies are discovered in the rubble. today, major general kadim sahban spoke about the recovery effort. >> we are still searching for dead bodies. today we were able to exhume remains, and we will continue searching for human remains at the scene. we found documents and mobile's belonging to the victims. amy: sunday's bombing in baghdad came only two days after militants seized control of a trendy restaurant in dhaka, bangladesh, taking dozens hostage and ultimately killing 22 people. on friday, a half-dozen attackers stormed the holey artisan bakery in the diplomatic district of the capital, wielding explosives, guns, and swords. in the ensuing the 11-hour siege, the militants killed 20 diners from around the world, including nine italians, seven japanese, one indian, two bangladeshis,

they didn't strike near eid last year. they're coming to a crescendo where they might carry out much larger attacks during the eid period. >> we're hear from ou.s. securiy forces as well as our allies that they are taking back land that they have occupied. this type of propaganda, this type of image, is much more important, especially when we're able to talk about successful military operations against isis lands. >> yeah, that's absolutely correct. but let me caution you on one thing. they are losing land. they a are losesing a lot of territory, the khacaliphate is under a lot of pressure. carrying out attacks against shiia muslims. that's the sort of stuff that people eat up. but carrying out attacks in the second holiest site in islam, may be one step too far, this could possibly swing 1.6 million muslims definitively against isis. >> when we talk about this though, what is the pivot point? why isn't there something that has happened well prior to that as a catalyst of recognizing this is a terrorist organization, that

brent: muslims around the world are celebrated eid to mark the end of ramadan.he annual event will end weeks of fasting and it is one of the most important dates of the calendar. this year's festivities have been marred by several deadly attacks across continents. reporter: worshipers gathered outside the mosque in the pakistani capital. as people celebrate eid, not far from memory are the terrorist attacks that have targeted the holy month of ramadan in other countries. >> reporter: the sentiment was shared in indonesia, where people gathered for prayers in jakarta. >> every muslim must show high morals. islam has lofty goals for justice, truth, and freedom of religion. these are goals that should be implemented in a noble way. reporter: the festival brings an end to fasting during the holy month of ramadan. in the weeks before ramadan, the so-called islamic state called for supporters to strike wherever possible. soon, there was a response. extremists carried out attacks that killed at least 350 people. this one, and baghdad -- in baghdad was among the worst.

hundreds of people have gathered for the eid prior. despite a lively atmosphere on this celebration day, no one here has forgotten the country is plunged into chaos. security toace and the libyan people. we have got to put an end to our political quarrels. we need to unite around the constitution and around a single government. reporter things are definitely-- >> things are improving in the via pit it has helped us unite. reporter: some women dared to raise concerns about gender equality in his very conservative society. , women's lives will improve in libya, and their demands will be answered. the end of ramadan offers a rare moment of unity two libyans. five years after the reprisal against muammar gaddafi, the country is at war with jihadists and bitterly divided. moving on, in front of a packed courtroom in pretoria, oscar pistorius was sent back to jail for six years for murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp this wednesday. he has served 12 months behind bars for shooting her dead in 2013, but his original manslaughter convicti

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that blast, followed others in katif and jetta, this start on the festival, eid, the holy month of ramadan explosions shook the city of katif. body parts could be seen in the area of the blast. that city is significant because it's got the highest con sen ration of shiia muslims in saudi -- sunni dominated saudi arabia and isis has attacked in that city in the past. earlier this morning, we saw what looks like an attempted attack on the american consulate in jetta. a suicide bomber getting to within 30 feet of the walls of the

and the month ends with eid, a day of celebration, later this week.at authorities across the mid east and muslim world will be braced for isis attacks. just to bring you up to date, the latest incident near the u.s. consulate in saudi arabia, second city jedda. a suicide bomber parked his car opposite that consulate, he was then challenged by two security men, and he detonated his bomb. they were injured, but no one in the consulate was actually hurt. and it does look like that consulate was the target. it's being targeted before. this time the bomber got to within 30 feet of the walls. it's the first bombing there in years. aimed at americans. iraq, of course, all too familiar with suicide attacks, and isis has claimed its worst bombing in many years. one security official telling nbc news the death toll may have risen to at least 200 with more than 200 injured. craig? >> bill neely in london. thank you. >>> despite the recent wave of terror attacks around the world, here in the united states, officials claim there is no credible threats against this

an italian eid aid worker was shot in the dptdic enclave in september of 2015. he was jogging at the time. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. there has been a gruesome pattern of attacks. 25 violent sometimes public killings of religious minorities secular activists, free speech activists since february alone. and as the former ambassador was saying recently on our air this is one of more complex attacks we have seen. up until now these killings have been isolated attacks targeting individuals. something like this, eight or nine gun men, a number of hostages that takes coordination, that takes planning. this is potentially a new worrying chapter in what is already a turbulent and dangerous time in bangladesh. >> lucy cavanaugh in our london bureau. stephen steve clemens is an editor at large for the atlantic and a msnbc contributor. pick up where we left off, with the assistant superintendant eptd of rap i had action battalion squads in dhaka telling us 40 hostages and saying he believes they are extremist militants. how are you digesting what you are h

wednesday has been declared the end of the eid holiday, that's the holiest day in islam.ll of this is occurring while devout muslims are preparing for breaking the fast of ramadan, it just doesn't make sense. >> it also doesn't make sense when you think of covering the majority of those victims in istanbul muslim, we know the suicide bomb that went off in medina general, that it was the burial site of the prophet mohammed one of islam's holiest sites. i mean you talk to as i was the last couple of days folks who are muslim who talk about what isis spouts is certainly not islam, what are they trying to accomplish though as it pertains to this religion? >> the locations are important but more important are the targets. and in this case, the targets in most cases have been the shi'a muslims and that is the extreme target for members of isis. they want to kill shi'a because they consider them the apostate. right below them are the security forces of any government that they believe is either bending toward the shi'a or leaning towards apostates in the west. so you're seeing a

in fremont the fourth annual halal food and eid festival festival.es a diverse rain -- range of food. a large bazaar, carnival rides and games. it's being held behind road furniture on auburn street from noon to through 10:00. it is five dollars to get into the festival. >>> dallas continues its week of mourning. the city and surrounding community will say goodbye to another fallen police officer. one of five men who died in last week's shooting. >>> attacks on the homeless in the south bay. how a man known as the chevy jack is targeting some of the most vulnerable people in their positions. -- possessions >>> i'm frank mallicoat . rosemary said if you don't like the weather, wait a couple minutes. >>> we are seeing some blue sky. it's beginning to burn away. we're looking at mostly sunny skies in areas like san jose. for us, and along the shoreline, as we look at berkeley, plenty of great. we will have clear skies away from the coast today. this shot into san jose shows you waking up with blue skies. the inner east bay will also have sunshine. 56 in