and we will pacify fallujah. >> and u.s.wo long and bloody battles to retake the city. nearly 70 americans lost their lives liberating fallujah, and hundreds more were left seriously wounded. ten years later, fallujah falls back into the hands of an enemy. this time it's isis. just a few days after fallujah fell, the president talked about the threat from the terror group in an interview with "the new yorker" magazine. >> he said, "the analogy we use around here sometimes. and i think is accurate, is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant." >> i was disappointed. i was disappointed that he said that. i don't think he was well served. >> the need for intelligence surveillance. >> lieutenant general michael flynn had a front-row seat to the rise of isis. he led the defense intelligence agency until late last year. >> we failed to understand the enemy that we faced. >> flynn says intelligence officials had warned the administration that isis was growing more dangerous before the president made

and we will pacify fallujah. >> and u.s.dy battles to retake the city. nearly 70 americans lost their lives liberating fallujah, and hundreds more were left seriously wounded. ten years later, fallujah falls back into the hands of an enemy. this time it's isis. just a few days after fallujah fell, the president talked about the threat from the terror group in an interview with "the new yorker" magazine. >> he said, "the analogy we use around here sometimes. and i think is accurate, is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant." >> i was disappointed. i was disappointed that he said that. i don't think he was well served. >> the need for intelligence surveillance. >> lieutenant general michael flynn had a front-row seat to the rise of isis. he led the defense intelligence agency until late last year. >> we failed to understand the enemy that we faced. >> flynn says intelligence officials had warned the administration that isis was growing more dangerous before the president made his infamous jv

fallujah was the first city to fall in january 2020. five months later, mosul, the country's second largest city, fell and the iraqi army collapsed. islamic state terrorists quickly advanced toward the iraqi capital, attempting to encircle baghdad, infiltrating towns and villages right on the outskirts. with the iraqi army largely absent from the fight, it was the e iite militias, backed by shiite iran, iraq's neighbor to the east, that helped push back the sunni militants of the islamic state. one of the shiite militias that led the counter-attack was the badr organization, now officially part of what's known mobilization fces". after months of negotiation, they agreed to take us up to the front, a treacherous journey we could not have made without them. for more t tn a year, the islamic state held this ground. badr fighters told us they fought hard to win it back. now, through desolate landscape scarard by recent battles, they were taking us toward their frontline just outside fallujah, an impenetrable islamic state base for almost tw

it was in fallujah in 2004 that 82 americans died, fighting the bloodiest battle of the iraq war. ali abrawi, the local commander here, showed us a tunnel islamic state terrorists used to move, undetected from american planes. >> there's a daesh i.e.d. right there. >> logan: ...and he showed us unexploded bombs they left behind. this river, he said, is the distance between his fighters and the enemy. this is a lot of spent rounds, huh? look at all this. months of shooting? so they used the buildings for cover, and they come and attack in small groups? >> translator: sometimes, they fight from the houses. and sometimes, they use the trees and the bushes for cover. >> logan: the task that lies ahead of trying to liberate fallujah and mosul, the major cities still occupied by the enemy, is daunting. but it remains the eventual goal of their leader, who was among the first to rush into battle against the islamic state, or daesh, as they call it here. >> hadi al-amiri ( translated ): i consider myself a fighter, defending my country against daesh with all that i can. >> logan: hadi al-

. >>> a car bomb has killed 13 iraqi soldiers in the city of fallujah. five civilians were also killed by shelling blamed on the iraqi army. telling residents to leave immediately, trying to retake city from islamic state of iraq and the levant. imran khan has more from erbil. >> iraqi forces say they have entered the outskirts of ramadi. connecting supply route between ramadi and fallujah, a bridge, managed to take that bridge and that means that i.s.i.l. are effectively cut into two and cannot reinforce their fighters in ramadi. so now what iraqi security forces are doing is going into neighborhoods very slowly very methodically. those air strikes have been key in recent days, however they've weakened i.s.i.l. forces and allowed iraqi security forces to go in. now what we're also being told is any civilians still trapped in ramadi are able to leave if they wave a white flag. we have not seen any white flags. if ramadi is taken in the next few days it will be seen as a very key victory against i.s.i.l. particularly in anbar province. >>> the new adminis

there is fallujah, mosul and others, we need more robust presence. at all of our candidates talk about refugees, sea sad is major cause of the refugees which are now flooding europe and causing some consternation in the united states. no fly zone will provide refuge at least for some of these refugees. >> there is noround force being formed in syria. if you don't look at iraq and syria as battle states you are making huge mistake. >> dickerson: base there is no ground force military advisors tell him it would requirere an occupational u.s. force, that res poor lots of forces for a long period of time, what is your response to that? >> i haven't been told that by anybody. thth holding force wouldlde the region. talking about regional armies coming together with a western component, 90%hem, 10% us. holding by sunni arab states. turn to assad say you must go. russia and iran what be outside looking in to entire regional army including turkey with weststn elements that will fall like cheap suit inside of iraq if we had 10,000 american forces, some wester

. >> a car bomb has killed 30 iraqi soldiers near fallujah, five civilians were also killed, in neeshedamad neeshed niche s warning civilians to take flight. >> iraq's largest province anbar, operation had a break through an thursday when they took the key palestine bridge, connecting ramadi and fallujah of i.s.i.l. stronghold, that means the i.s.i.l. are effectively cut into two and cannot reinforce their fighters in ramadi. they are going into neighborhoods very slowly very methodically. prime minister haider al-abadi has often blamed everything from the heat to the lack of u.s. led air strikes. those air strikes have been key, weakened i.s.i.l. forces around iraqi forces to go in. what we've also been told is any civilians are able to leave as long as they wave a white flag. we haven't seen any pictures of anybody waving white flags neither are there confirmed accounts of being civilians being able to leave. but it will be seen as a very key victory against i.s.i.l. particularly in anbar province. >> two israeli teenagers have been found guilty of killing a palestinian are last year.

they're going to have to take background around fallujah into mosul if we're going to defeat the islamic state. stroo colonel, it sounds good to say that it's going to take governments in the middle east that reach across the aisle and include sunni, shia, and others to really stamp out isis and prevent them from getting a foot hold even if we were to send troops in, but realistically it's hard to find examples of governments like that rising up and having legs over time. what is not the end game, but the middle step that's really going to degrade the capability here and perhaps keep isis, whatever we call them, from striking at other western cities? >> well, you know, francois hollande describes this as a war. it is a war, and if you understand that context, it's moved beyond just terrorism. you know, the islamic state is not a real state, but it's acting like one, and what it's shown in recent weeks, not only with paris, but also with beirut, you know, and with egypt, is it's now extending its defenses. we have to expect these kinds of attacks. i don't think that what we saw in paris c

look at fallujah. they have held fallujah 30 miles west of baghdad for almost two years. so these safe havens continue for isis. it's very complicated with air strikes becau those are in populated areas, they don't want to kill civilians there. targeting is very, very difficult. >> so what can you do about this targeting problem? you need people on the ground, right? >> that would certainly help. that would certainly help target. you need intelligence on the ground. that is a real problem. the u.s. has stepped up air strikes andnd have had and has had some successes of late. but if you don't have intelligence on the ground and think about syria. i know the administration loves to talk about iraq and progress there. but syria, the idea that we've trained and equipped these rebel fighters, they've trained and equipped about five rebel fighters. we don't really have partners on the ground who can help us in any significant way in syria. >> martha, we know the president met briefly wilil russian president vladimir putin. one of the big questions facing russia after the downin

. >> a car bomb has killed 30 iraqi soldiers, in a city near fallujah, nearby ramadi the army has beenrging residents to leave immediately ahead of an offensive to retake the city from i.s.i.l. fighters. two israeli teenagers have been found guilty of killing a 16-year-old palestinian and will be sentenced in january. mohammed abu kadir was kidnapped and burnt alive last year but as stefanie dekker reports from outside the court in occupied east jerusalem a third suspect is yet to be convicted. >> reporter: an insanity plea at the last hour. this is the man accused of masterminding the murder of a palestinian teenager, 30-year-old joseph ben david arrived in court monday. the judge now needs to assess ben david's state of mind at the time. >> we're surprised at this last minute insanity plea. the suspect's lawyers have delayed his final verdict. we don't believe he's insane. >> reporter: planned.nd >> this is surveillance footage. the three israelis took 16-year-old abu in his neighborhood in east jerusalem. they beat him and burnt him alive in a forest. after their arrest they said th

killed in two separate attacks in iraq. 11 of the dead are civilians killed in a military air raid in fallujah16 soldiered died in ramadi in anbar province. >>> hundreds of people have turned out in istanbul to show their support for two journalists being held in prison. the demonstration of solidarity was held outside of the headquarters of the newspaper. the paper's editor and chief and correspondent are charged are willingly aiding an armed group and with espionage. the paper printed images that it said show the turkish trucks smuggling arms to syrian rebels. the government rejects the allegations. ♪ >>> the french president francois hollande has lead a ceremony in paris to remember the 130 victims killed in the november 13th attacks. he praised his people and pledged to destroy what he called the army of fanatics. isil claimed responsibility for the attacks in various locations arrange the city. jacky rowland reports now from paris. >> reporter: it was a moment for national mourning and personal grieving. in a solemn setting bereaved families and survivors of the attacks came together to r

cannot stop fighting. [ baby crying ] >> car bombs killing 13 iraqi soldiers in the checkpoint of fallujah. five civilians have died in the shelling, the army is telling people to leave immediately ahead of an offensive to retake the city from isil. >>> a landmark legal challenge to relax northern i would's strict abortion laws have been successful. the case was brought by the human rights commission, which is calling for legal termination in the cases of rape, incest, or fatal fetal an morena morenal--abnormalities. until now unlike in other parts of the united kingdom, abortions have been banned in northern ireland except where the life or mental health of the mother is in danger. >>> a verdict is expected in a fraud and extortion trial in the church of scientology in belgium. charged with fraud, extortion and running a criminal organization. a belgium prosecutor is calling for the group's local branch to be dissolved. super members such as tom cruise and john travolta, the church is criticizing the case as an attempt to blacken its reputation. >>> pope francis has finished his three-cou

car bombs killing 30 iraqi soldiers in fallujah. five civilians were killed as well as by the shelling, which is blamed by the iraqi army. in nearby ramadi they're selling people to leave ahead to retake the city from the islamic state in iraq and the levant. more than 44 people have been buried in the syrian town, targeted in an airstrike on sunday. activists have accused russia of carrying out the attack. many other rebel-held cities have been targeted as attacks for syrian and russian jets. you may well find some images in the report disturbing. >> one after the other they kept coming. people in the syrian town had to bury multiple bodies in one grave after dozens were killed in an airstrike on sunday. they had to use an excavator to dig a hole big enough to bury all the bodies. >> we could not count the dead. because some people were torn to shreds. we put three to five bodies in each bag. >> the morning was full of shoppers at the time of the attack. >> it's the largest market in the city. the airstrike left many injured. peopl

11 of them were civilians and killed during a military air raid on an international neighborhood fallujah6 died in a suicide bombing in ramadi in the province of anbar, injured in a car ramming attack in the occupied west bank and he was shot at and managed to flee the scene and palestinian shot dead after allegedly trying to run over two israeli pedestrians and happened near the west bank settlement just north of jerusalem and two israelis were slightly wounded and 101 palestinians and 21 israelis were killed since the wave of violence began last month. pope francis spoke out about corruption in kenya which he says are hurting progress and the head of the roman catholic church were addressing for the country to develop. >> translator: it can destroy and mean having a hand hidden behind your back and having a stone to throw and no dialog if you do not listen to each other and we will have like dust or a worm that grows in society. >> still to come on this half hour on al jazeera some african governments look at ways to end child marriage and we report from one country when half the girls

iraq. 11 of the dead with civilians killed in a military air raid on a residential neighborhood in fallujah of the capitol, and 16 solders died in a suicide.coming in the isil-controlled area of ramadi in anbar province. >>> hundreds of people have turned out in istanbul to show their support for two journalists being held in prison. the demonstration of solidarity was held outside of the headquarters of the newspaper. the paper's editor in chief and correspondent are charged with willingly aiding an armed group and espionage. the paper printed images that it said showed turkish trucks smuggling arms to syrian rebels. the government rejects the allegations. ♪ >>> belgium police have charged a sixth suspect over the deadly series of attacks in paris earlier this month where 130 people died. prosecutors say the man has been charged with murder, and quote, participation in the activities of a terrorist group. nadim baba is live for us in this brussels. what more can you tell us? have they released a name yet? >> reporter: barbara they have not released the name of this sixth suspect who has be

they still have fallujah. the whole area along the euphrates river is in the hands of isis.gris haif noseul. they're doing pretty well. and conversely, the iraqi army is not. so i think what the iraqi government has essentially dom are lie on is not the iraqi army. it's shiite militias. and iranian-trained, iranian backed, the whole thing. it's a mess. >> rose: we turn now to politics and the 2016 campaign. donald trump launched a stunning attack at an iowa campaign rally, taking shots at the voters, the administration, and his republican opponents. some of his most controversial comments were directed at ben carson. major garrett of cbs news filed this report for "cbs this morning." >> reporter: one of the questions that has long surrounded donal donald trump's surprising resiliency as the republican front-runner-- could his temper and ego withstand long-running political competition. last night, just north of here in fort dodge, trump delivered an answer laced with profanity and insults that may mark a turningpoint. >> kasich-- oh, i had a headache from this guy. i'm telli

operation had a brake through on thursday, authorities say, connecting supply route between ramadi and fallujah that means i.s.i.l. are effectively cut into two and cannot reinforce their fighters in ramadi. now what iraqi security forces are doing is going through neighborhoods very slowl slowlyd iblg. ickily. methodically. now iraqi security force he to go in what we're also being told is that any civilians still trapped in ramadi are able to leave as long as they wave a white flag. we haven't seen any pictures ever waving a white flag or civilians able to leave, but it will be seen as a very key victory in the fight against i.s.i.l. particularly in anbar province. >> two israeli miners are found guilty of killing a palestinian teenager last year. 16-year-old was burned alive after being kidnapped from east jerusalem. admitted orchestrating it all. his sentence has been delayed due to a last minute insanity plea. the currency of china is expected to join the international monetary fund status, only the u.s. dollar, the british pound, jps ye japann and the euro are part of the imf basket. >> c

biwott and mary keitany one the men and women's races >>> an honour for a fallen marine, killed in fallujah iraq in 2004. fellow troops believe he should be awarded the medal of honour because he saved many lives. the military ruled that he did not intentionally shield lives. he's been given a cross. he's one of only a few mexican americans to have a ship named after him. >>> there's something missing in the mountains of yellow stone park, snow, and it could be gone for good. how warmer weather is making an impact on the local environment. environment. >>> a chinese artist has enough lego, when the danish company >>> a new mexican dentist is buying candy $1 a pound. the sweets will be donated to blue star mums, an organization that supports group. last year his office collected 1,000 pounds of candy. >> in bolivia christians pay homage to the dead for old souls day, rituals include donations of offerings to the souls of departed - flowers, candles, fruits and sweets. it's thoughts that the spirits return to visit loved ones and enjoy what they enjoyed post in life >>> snow can usually be se

but if you look at the ground that isis gained, fallujah, where americans fought and died over, and lost limbs over. how can he say, quote, they're contained? >> that doesn't make sense to me, sean, contained has no value in military parlance. destroy, defeat. that's what the president ought to be talking about. president hollande today showed more leadership in one day than president obama has in seven years by first identifying the enemy, that they are isis, and second, that they will pay. that is a very clear commander's intent coming from a president who has just been attacked. and our commander in chief, his first responsibility is to protect the citizens of the united states at home and abroad. and you don't do that by underestimating the enemy. and that impacts foreign policy and domestic policy. you've got to be kidding me, we're going to be bringing 200,000 syrian refugees here? let's pretend that 1% of those are terrorists. all right? i think that would be a conservative estimate. 2,000 terrorists coming into new orleans. how does that sound to the american people right now? i

malcolm killed by enemy sniper fire on november 10, 2004, when the two were serving together in fallujah. >> a great man. true hero. the least we can do for guys like him with the sacrifice and give their lives in defense of the country. what better thing to do on veterans day. jeff: 11 times around a 17-mile loop inside marine corps base quantico at 18 miles per hour. the major himself suffered injury after taking gunfire in 2010 joined by two others. chief officer ii handsome. >> i'm tired but ready to finish. >> you think of those paving the ulimate sacrifice. >> a finish line well worth the struggle. >> with this one done, matthew will start to look ahead to next year. >> yes, ido for the rest of my life. every november 10 or 11. >> how are we feeling? good? >> everybody made it through. exciting stuff. this is the second year of the malcolm 200. there are many plans for the future. he has raised $17,000 for the semper fi fund that raises money for the post-9/11 wounded veterans. a great cause and a great day at the u.s. marine corp base quantico. back to you. >> a way to remember hi

. >> at least 18 people were killed in violence in fallujah in iraq. five civilians were killed by shelling blamed on the iraqi army. shortly after a car bomb killed 13 iraqi soldiers at a checkpoint. in nearby ramadi the army is telling residents to leave immediately in ahead of an offens offensive to retake the area. >> this area had a breakthrough when they took a key palestine bridge, a connecting supply route between ramadi and mosul, and now isil are effectively cut into two and cannot reinforce their fight necessary ramadi. now they're going into neighborhoods slowly and methodically trying to kill those neighborhoods of isil fighters. this operation has been a year in the making. and president hyder al abadi has often blamed the heat and airstrikes. they have weakened isil forces and now iraqi forces are going in. what we're being told any civilians still trapped in ramadi are able to leave as long as they wave a white flag. we haven't seen anybody waving white flags, nor are there reports of anybody able to leave, but it will be seen as a very

i talked to somebody last night that was in fallujah.icago but this was in fallujah who shot an insurgent 13 times as he charged him and the guy didn't fall until he got right in front of him. but jonathan, this young man was on the ground. there were multiple shots fired in quick succession. >> the point is even though he's on the ground, he never dropped the knife, and he continues to move. until the knife leaves his hand, we don't know if the officers were yelling at him to drop the knife. i've seen videos -- and the reason we have these policies is because officers have been killed after they shot somebody with a knife or with a gun. you see, so we have to look at the reason that these policies exist. >> to be clear -- >> go ahead, brandon. >> to be clear, police officers did not see -- did not see laquan mcdonald slashing tires or breaking into cars. all they saw was him walking down the street with a knife. and we saw that in the video. >> they got the, though. >> before they shot him, they did not give laquan -- laquan did not get

remember, they take ramadi and fallujah in january and by june 10th in a six-day battle they take the mosul. there was every bit of evidence up to that point in 2013, and early 2014, that isis was on the move and i bet you a dime to a dollar in the president's daily brief there was intelligence from the cia and from the state department, and from the defense department, saying this is a dangerous organization on the move, and the president and his advisers -- >> will we find that out, karl rove? >> we will find it out eventually in -- when things begin to be revealed after obama leaves but you cannot tell me now that there wasn't the defense department and others saying and cia saying this group that has now taken fallujah and ramadi and then we had evidence that by -- when they take the second largest city in iraq and the president is still calling this group in february, i believe it is, of 2014 the j.v. and they're taking ramadi and fallujah. >> what came out of them, does appear it's the narrative that the president was, i'm not going to put troops on the ground, we can do it the