the ok you're in the stream now live on you tube and i'm only going today what's next for iraq that i saw has been pushed out but with the city destroyed its future remains unclear. foundation to restart an education in syria i also represent the nation. and i was. it's been a week since the syrian democratic forces with the help of intensive bombing raids from a u.s. led coalition dealt a huge blow to i saw by taking full control of the syrian city of raka in twenty fourteen eisel captured the city and made it the defacto capital of itself reclaimed caliphate the offensive against them which began in june cause of widespread destruction leaving roughly two hundred and seventy thousand people homeless and sparking a serious humanitarian crisis and while the fall of russia is a major setback for eisel the ordeal is far from over for the people of this once vibrant city joining us to talk about this in germany abdulaziz al hamza is a former rocco rest until now co-founder of rock is being slaughtered silently a group of activists who use citizen journalism to expose the tactics of i still a

an i saw inspired group called the mouth had taken parts of the southern philippines city earlier this year even though the military admits there are still pockets of resistance. i started with the mountain armed group raised its black flag over several government buildings last may now to fighters wanted to set up an islamic state in the mindanao region. but. the significance is not lost. we has been. liberated over a thousand people have died more than a hundred soldiers have perished in the battle. for more than four months. for the soldiers this celebration is bittersweet. our brothers whom we lost in the fighting especially our marine soldiers who died trying to take the bridge of that's where we incurred so many casualties. that our sacrifices have been the work that we can finally go back home and be with our families again i am happy that we. this was a difficult mission the damage caused by the fighting is unprecedented even for a region long held back by poverty and armed rebellion. relentless airstrikes ferocious gun battles and displacement of hundreds of thousands of civil

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did these leaders convince their followers to commit acts of brutality and give up their lives for i saw. thank you for agreeing to. be in hiding since the siege began one young recruit shares a story yes just to call him abdul old were you then. turner eleven years old and i mean there are. some odd picture so i may need now among sally. sara jets and. protection to my find me and. ask me to mug. me. as. i says fight them. and i will only. abdul studied at the local islamic school for three years and says teachers took them on field trips to an i saw training camp at the foot of a mountain there was a top reining camps and. there are over one thousand every. one thousand fighters yes camp yes and you saw all these fighters yes there have what. earth daughter a jewel warehouse there. and then we all are. married. again yes i do believe this i saw footage shows one of the camps he trained in. here children mix with adults as they learn how to wage war. and you said they were foreign fighters oh yes there's one in. fires like. this thing in their training or training my friend. fires did t

are the harmless when you see them they're very harmless they're harmless yes the threat was when i sawdidn't you become. so what happened i think because of. what the amount take that is the billion or the government of the republic of the philippines. sharif says the mounties joined i saw after years of failed talks to give muslims in the southern philippines more power. more media good will is. good with good with no money you know believe me this started in egypt the lead the prayers. it was after studying in egypt that aga khan says they began actively arming and training fighters we're inviting. me he joined us. this is the time. and. what do you think of white omar and have done. and actually i told him that you have these three. something he said. but you have this would be muslim. do you condemn what they've done yes i condemn what they have and i don't like i don't support what you have that it was the. so how did these leaders convince their followers to commit acts of brutality and give up their lives for. thank you for agreeing to. be in hiding since the siege began one you

the capture of rockabye i saw in two thousand and fourteen was held by the armed group as a major achievement back then i said it demonstrated its strength as it continued to expand across syria and iraq it declared its capital in syria setting up courts prisons and other institutions but all of this was against the will of the people i saw as emergency a huge blow to the syrian opposition and the free syrian army who had previously controlled the area their fighters were forced to retreat and president bashar assad was able to validate his claim that his troops were fighting what you call terrorists and not legitimate opposition in turn an international coalition was formed to fight the group led by the united states and in coordination with russia whose forces had been sent into syria to help prop up the flailing regime. the coalition and russia launched hundreds of air strikes in a bid to defeat eisel but many civilians were killed in the process on the ground the offensive to expel eisel from iraq i was being led by the y p g a kurdish faction supported and armed by washington while they

backed forces say that i saw fighters in all the verge of being completely removed from russia itself capital of the region the our group has controlled the air from all the three years that's true it has brought us the latest for us taqiyya the turkey syria border this news was actually developing just a short while ago conflicting reports as to whether the authorities actually have full control of what are you hearing i should. say we've been in touch with sources in in iraq and they have just confirmed to us that iraq is fully and the control of the city at which is a coalition of kurdish. fighters backed by the united states of america today the last major push and they managed to capture a stadium hospital for other neighborhoods and the fighting has come to weather and what is happening on the ground is basically this. is deploying. to those areas to clear them from potential. buildings and ensure the areas are safe for them to allow people back to those areas we're expecting an announcement by the military in the coming hours to say officially that this is over by the sources t

i saw this one police officer, he just was so brave. he was like jumping over the fence like to go take on this guy. and i'm like oh, my god. they're so brave. but i would say within seconds we heard the sirens and then within a couple minutes, and i mean the whole area was just just everywhere. i mean, police cars, ambulances. everywhere. >> even in those minutes and hours after the shooting, after that first shooting, you said you were still scared. we had gotten other reports that there were reports of other shooters across the city. they were shutting down the airport. people breaching the runways. pure chaos. >> right. that was making it worse for us. imagine if you were in the middle of it, right, and then you're running for your life and then, okay, you're running and every step i took toward the north part of the stadium to get out of it, okay, i'm going to live to see another day. then i get out and i get a text message from someone who lives in las vegas another shooter is at other places right now so i'm like okay, where in th

going to see them but it came as no surprise for i saw. this video believed to have been taken two years ago shows them planning the siege and using the location in a jungle hideout they detailed how to take over him around the city hall and military barracks you know. you don't we just. mean. if. fighters also learned how to make i.e.d. use the largest killer of philippine soldiers in morale we would you not say that this was a massive failure of intelligence well i personally personally i disagree because we already had the information that something might happen but there was really a lack of political will to deal with. this siege was triggered when the military tried to arrest a top i saw the leader. of this footage shows the firefight that called. after that the terrorists were able to escape. this started a series of other scare missions around the city. the target of the military operation was is the law on happened on leader of i so in southeast asia. but he was being protected by local brothers abdula and omar mountain. who repor

backed forces have driven out i saw from itself the clear capital of raka in syria after a tough four month battle the kurdish led syrian democratic forces have raised their flag inside the city stadium the same stadium which i saw had turned into a huge prison for anyone who oppose their. reports now from the turkey syria border . triumphantly. celebrating the city which was. told in syria but. wasn't easy. the syrian democratic forces a coalition of kurds and arabs backed by the u.s. began the offensive in june i said fighters held ground for five months but the armed groups defense lines were eventually broken by a continual wave of strikes and shelling. we control rock up but as you know there are mines that we need to clear and we have to make sure there are a lot are still fighters hiding in tunnels we are now clearing all the areas we captured civilians continue to flee to save areas this is a family that has just a refugee camp controlled by the. tens of thousands of people have been affected by the fighting they mostly live in poorly equipped camps north of the city wealthy h

i saw smoke coming out of it, but i didn't see the actual collision. i heard it was with a bus, but i didn't see the actual bus. >> what kind of bus, a school bus? >> i'm not sure. i heard a bus. >> did the man looked like he was armed? >> the man who was being arrested was not putting up any fight. i heard that the man who did the shooting got out of the car with two guns in his hand, but that's something i heard. >> what did he look like? old, young, tall, short? >> the man i saw looked about 30, a larger man. but i didn't get a great view of him. the other man that ran, i never saw at all. >> when you say not putting up a fight, did it look like he was injured? >> no he was on his knees. he had his hand behind his back. it seemed like a normal arrest. >> did he seem calm? what was his demeanor like? >> his face was away from me so i just saw the back of his head, but he didn't seem like he was putting up a fight. he was just, you know, on his knees getting arrested. >> did you happen to see the west side highway after the fact. did you see people, h

the syrian city became the first to fall under the armed groups full control i saw fighters went on a rampage of killings and abuses they also use the city to plan attacks overseas well now three years later the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces of launch what they say is the final assault on iraq now it's not clear how many eisel fighters are still inside the city and then

the capture of rockabye i saw in two thousand and fourteen was held by the armed group as a major achievement back then i source said it demonstrated its strength as it continued to expand across syria and iraq it declared its capital in syria setting up courts prisons and other institutions but all of this was against the will of the people. i saw as emergence of a huge blow to the syrian opposition and the free syrian army who had previously controlled the area their fighters were forced to retreat and president bashar al assad was able to validate his claim that his troops were fighting what you call terrorists and not legitimate opposition in turn an international coalition was formed to fight the group led by the united states and in coordination with russia whose forces had been sent into syria to help prop up the flailing regime the coalition and russia launched hundreds of air strikes in a bid to defeat i saw that many civilians were killed in the process on the ground the offensive to expel eisel from iraq i was being led by the y p g a kurdish faction supported and armed by washingt

is tense there are airstrikes artillery shelling i have escaped with my family as soon as we could i saw were relocated from one place to another and many of them were pushed and squeezed further into how egypt there is no food or water available and i want a village on. condition so it barely managed to get out we used to devolve to scraps of food our property had led result astroid. the peshmerga are defending this position against potential leisel fighters from this area as the iraqi military and shia militias advance in this direction this area here is still a number of villages there that are controlled by i saw in the last few minutes we've seen two i saw fighters come here and surrender the commander of this position says that in the last two weeks around two hundred fighters have surrendered at this position alone. the peshmerga took control of this area from high school in two thousand and fourteen after the iraqi army fled. it is beyond the official boundary of the semi autonomous kurdish regional government controlled area of northern iraq but the commanders here say the peshm

backed forces have driven out i saw from itself the cleric capital. rocca in syria after a tough four month battle the kurdish led syrian democratic forces have raised their flag inside the city stadium which i saw had turned into a huge prison for anyone who oppose their rule reports now from the turkey syria border. kurdish fighters triumphantly into iraq they're celebrating the capture of the city which was a main stronghold in syria but taking. wasn't easy. the syrian democratic forces a coalition of kurds and arabs backed by the u.s. began the offensive in june i said fighters held ground for five months but the armed groups defense lines were eventually broken by a continual wave of strikes and shelling. we control rock up but as you know there are mines that we need to clear and we have to make sure there are lawyers who fighters hiding in tunnels we are now clearing all the areas we captured civilians continue to flee to safe areas this is a family that has just a refugee camp controlled by the. tens of thousands of people have been affected b

got to come i saw. you. meeting them didn't of crime other makes me appreciate why the key to ending f. jamming with is keeping girls in school. that way pants don't have to rely on a dowry to help support their elders educated girls can pay for their own cows. today the time to write of passes is being held in the market square and. hundreds of people from many different religious have come to with miseducation. for. that was. a find out that some of the girls have made great sacrifices to be here today. and the many different here doesn't do today. it's just you here no one else from the village. so that means they would become. are you here today. they're not here. to manage them. for any here just along with. let's go and join. with another go who catches my eye the minute soon. even last impression on. the presence of dignitaries here is a testament to them to the success it means i'll turn to have this type of approval of important. the vast majority of people are christian and the graduation ceremony

>> i saw the truck after it was in the accident. i saw smoke coming out of it. but i didn't see the actual collision. i heard it was with a bus, but i didn't see the actual bus. >> what kind of bus, a school bus? >> i'm not sure. i just heard a bus. >> okay. you said the man looked like he was armed. did he have any weapon? >> the man who was being arrested was not putting up any fight. i heard that the man who did the shooting got out of the car with two guns in his hands, but that is also something iea young, tall, short? >> the man that i saw looked about 30, a larger man, but i didn't get a great view of him. and then the other man that ran, i never saw at all. >> when you say not putting up a fight, did he look like he was injured? >> no, he was on his knees, he had his hands behind his back. seemed like a normal arrest. >> did he seem calm? what was his demeanor like? >> his face was away from me. i just saw the back of his head. but he didn't seem like he was putting up a fight. he was, you know, he was on his knees getting arrested. >> did you see people

it's all a victory unfortunately or for them they're probably go after each other once they defeated i saw and hence the conflict what they call another term for another escalation i was going to ask you just that in fact we seem to go into our charter territory here if i said is taken out of the equation are we going to see another battle develop and also will the americans continue to support the kurdish forces in syria will they support them against the assad regime. you know this is a very important question and i hope that the coal minded politicians in the region and beyond will take immediate steps to prevent escalation because clearly even the two men are allies in nato our allies turkey and the united states don't see eye to eye on this issue in fact they are on the opposite paula of this issue turkey is adamant that they will not allow the kurdish forces to establish any. expanded autonomy or independence another in syria turkey is insistent that this touches its own national interest and it's going to go after that it's already declared that turkey is already another in syria pe

before the iraqi army were fighting i saw them and they didn't pay attention to us but now i still have been beaten and they have moved towards our position here we will not withdraw we will defend this position to the last peshmerga we will not leave our position the peshmerga took control of the disputed or oil rich city of kirkuk in the surrounding area in two thousand and fourteen when the iraqi army fled and isolate pensive shia militia groups under the command of iraqi prime minister hyderabadi have threatened to take control of the oil fields peshmerga reinforcements arrived soon after the government troops advanced towards this position some of the more than six thousand patients deployed here in the last few days everybody denies he's force he has had moved into the area to fight the peshmerga but he has warned the kurdish regional government not to obstruct iraqi military operations in the area the kurdish governor of kirkuk says there is only one way to prevent a potential conflict here for the iraqi army and has to be to go back to their places to go back to where they say t

i saw three or four people lying in a pile of blood. first, i thought it was a halloween performance. i was looking and couldn't tell what was going on. i saw the police heading towards the fire and shots fired. shots were definitely fired after those people were mowed down. >> this happened very quickly. >> police came in two or three minutes, two minutes out there, while i was thinking, is it sort of like -- two minutes tops. the shots were fired and they hunkered down. then they started waving to us. then, when we came there, i saw the car, rental truck, some sort of like that, enterprise, like a truck. doing things. it was a very very large truck. then, i saw the speed bump also like a small speed bump badly damaged. then, as they were waving us to quo past, i saw the gentleman lying down, in a pile of blood. police were looking at him and there was another very fat gentleman on his knees with his hands in the air, standing on the side. >> i just want to be clear about one thing. you're saying you saw a man on his knees with his hand

in one day in the morning i was going to work i saw one lady who was sitting in front of the gate and crying when i asked what happened she said my baby's been missing since last night and i can't find him after opening the office that day i was thinking about it and i was feeling very bad i was thinking how can i help it that was in late august just as the massive exodus of refugees fleeing violence in me and more was beginning since then more than five hundred thousand people have arrived in bangladesh. i'm gonna. come all himself or him to refugee who's lived here for years noticed that more and more families were getting separated in overcrowded camps so he set up a lost and found booth from behind this microphone at the code to prolong camp he makes announcements about unaccompanied children that have been brought to him as well as individuals who have been reported missing by their relatives he says that there have been more than fourteen hundred people reported missing and estimates that more than seven hundred families have so far been reunited and. i have family too i have ki

now the final assault is underway to root out i saw fighters still present in pockets of the northern syrian city of raka u.s. backed syrian forces saying that almost all of the civilians in the city along with about two hundred seventy five i still fighters have left and this was all part of a deal that was brokered by tribal leaders on saturday there are between two and three hundred mostly foreign fighters still inside the city. and iraq's kurdish leadership has rejected baghdad's demand that it cancels the outcome of last month's secession referendum as a precondition for talks to resolve the dispute iraqi president five musselman iraqi kurdish president massoud barzani of to discuss the recent military standoff between their forces in the disputed city of cook. with all of our top stories that will be more on everything we're covering and the news hour i'll be back with that in about twenty five minutes time the inside story is next. syrian democratic forces launch a major operation against isis self-proclaimed the capital u.s. backed rebels say it's the final push for a so what'

i saw a saw strangers helping strangers and saving lives. i do want to say thank you to the sheriff and metropolitan police, to firefighters, doctors, nurses, and everybody who is working to save lives at this precise moment. i know that we will get through this, and our city will be stronger. thank you so much. >> i'm clark county district attorney, and on behalf of the d.a.'s office, our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody associated with this event. a two of my prosecutors, two of my young female prosecutors who were actually at this concert close to the stage, and i have spoken to both of them this morning, they are pretty rattled and pretty shaken up. this was a horrific event to say the least. this is a classic wmd. this is a weapon in a man of mass destruction. what i am pleased so much about is how this does not involve politics in the sense republican or democrat, we are here, all of us are nevadans, and i am proud to be present with the other leaders here, because we are working together to get through this. i want to thank she

surprised even them that these fighters could hold this city for that long this is the largest front that i saw has been made has it been able to keep outside of syria and iraq and that has serious ramifications that's why i suppose put out a lot of propaganda videos telling a lot of people who support i still to now focus their attention on southeast asia and specifically you know philippines according to this young recruit that we talked to he said you know the very fact is that many more will be coming after this and a says you. said if the government doesn't rebuild morality fast enough and the the estimation is that it's going to cost more than a billion u.s. dollars to rebuild if they don't come up with that money if they don't rebuild the homes quickly and more importantly provide livelihood to a lot of use where will they go where it will be so steven i'm really glad you mentioned that because two of those things that you talked about we just got comments via you tube for fun walker says now that i so i've been defeated in the city of what now i think you just answered that but this nex

ron as the second greatest threat after i saw so countering iran could very well be the driving force behind the us abandoning its support kurds i don't want to use the word betrayal but we definitely feel the united states has been negligent iraq's upcoming election set for april two thousand eighteen may become a make or break moment for the us and could possibly affect its objectives in the region april's election is a choice between the vice president and the leaking often described as suddenly into the u.s. and iran and the current president the body is that odds with what you have here the moment you have a prime minister in iraq who is supported by the americans the previous prime minister who is waiting in the wings which is the extreme part which is very close to the rain ians and the united states made it clear to the kurdish leadership before they're a friend last. september that they wished to delay the refer to the middle east after iraqi election in next spring so if the u.s. seeks to resolve these problems of kurdish resistance washington will be forced to choose betwee

world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent years fleeing i saw and i feel very let down by the baghdad government. and i'm only here in the stream live on you tube today a stir.

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that they constitute a minority of twenty five to thirty percent compared to seventy percent now that i saw has been pushed out from the many will declare the end of the armed group but others disagree we are witnessing the fall of the. but that doesn't mean i will be destroyed. remain purcell's in syria and lebanon i saw is not an ordinary group its methods are both horrifying and unconventional it doesn't have a membership process for example anybody who wants to kill or maim can do so and then attribute those attacks to the group and that's what makes defeating i saw seem so impossible now whilst expanding its members from iraq is significant the region need to deal with the root causes that push young men to join such a group. well kurdish forces in syria they be celebrating but over the border in iraq they suffered major territorial losses the push mirka have pulled out of several tiled the face of advance by iraqi troops the territory includes should just back war where. the child's were seized by kurdish forces in recent years after defeating eisel that are the control of iraqi shia

>> i saw earlier at the scene, we saw the chief of detectives robert boyce, i saw james waters at the scene, these are the officials you would expect to respond. you see that home depot truck that seems to be the truck that was involved in this incident. what we don't know at the time is whether or not this is some sort of an accident or something that's intentional. it sure appears, based on the length of that this person was driving on that bike path and i'm very familiar with it. and the distance that he traveled, it would be a little bit difficult to believe that this is an accident but officials have not ruled in a motive at this point. right now we're seeing that multiple people are dead, plu multiple people are injured. there's no indication that this is involving the world trade center. but if you know where the world trade center. that's almost exactly where this truck stopped, about a block north of it, what you're seeing right on scene. and based on louis's description of where he is we know that this vehicle travelled a good 15 blocks before it came to a stop. obviously we

but i couldn't tell where he had been shot there, i just saw a lot of blood. i couldn't tell. me. i couldn't feel a pulse. so i started doing cpr. and there was still bullets flying all around us. >> you're seeing people plugging holes with their fingers. like to stop the blood, you know? and ex-military, telling everyone where to go, what to do. stay low, keep moving, don't stop. i saw every one of these police officers running towards the danger. it was all survival but you saw the best out of everybody. >> i heard a medic scream she needed help, she was trying to start a line on natalia. >> it was really scary thinking about like i don't know if my sister's like dead or -- just like okay or -- i don't know where she is, so -- >> i said, where's your mom? she said, shot in the back. i said, if you can make it out there, i promise you i'll make sure you're safe. i said, natalia, we have to take shelter behind this suburban and i'll figure it out. we hid behind the suburban. i found a little lawn chair that was underneath it. and i put her in it. and we had a tactical guy come

tried from the last time i saw her she was twenty two her. she lived in this house when she was young i hear her bitch fifty two. cut choke could fill up a room with her presence midge. i thought she had a radiant personality and she had no fear. she was always positive. and. march fifteenth one thousand nine hundred forty three dear mom i'm now somewhere between life and death when i'm lying in bed i imagine all of us together in fisher who would. in my mind i walk through all the rooms and picture all the details i had to laugh out loud when i saw the gingerbread heart that i partied at the carnival and blame and. i'm sure it's still hanging in the kitchen. the village. lies on the vine the river in northern germany ought to started moving to. in the early nineteen hundreds and later to nearby volpe's made the artist's help lively debates about politics and philosophy. and her siblings were afraid to develop themselves painting sculpture and music were part of the everyday low used to love books and wrote a number of lectures to real and ima

when i saw all those young people with the share the view many best saw running out of town where there are some cases. i just knew they'd never come back what i would because i would with no known doing that i know if you. already is in charge of historical monuments and civil defense are stretched to the limit there aren't enough people in planning or to issue building permits and so on i just said means nobody here can get down to work reconstruction is on hold. except for this church where firefighters are retrieving works of art from the ruins. i said to him his have been just going to put on which and this guy this is a franciscan church from the thirteenth century and they were all bought and it housed a unique collection of organs is the main cabin of ones that a lot of the if they were removed immediately after the quake that was all through the book by the miss and see what i saw i would buy the new. though annoyed by the lack of help and progress acknowledges that other communities were hit even harder . when the mindy got i guess go see the when they did we have to remember

kill or maim can do so and then attribute those attacks to the group and that's what makes defeating i saw seem so impossible now whilst expanding its members from iraq is significant the reason need to deal with the root cause is the push young men to join such a group. i don't know rocco was the episode of all that i still stood for and sought to project to the world a place where the group could carry out its worst atrocities are challenged. they've licked its abuses out of the entire city well it was the first city to fall to ice on the twenty four teed the group violently installed its government take control all aspects of life new strict dress codes were imposed on better will be the deisel published anyone who did could fall dead to the public execution subject record for anyone who resisted eyesores rule ideology was rounded up and killed in city squares we've been accused of sex outside marriage were dragged into the streets of publicly stowed to death videos were posted by the group old lige showing bed who were accused of being gay throwed from the top of buildings where the vi

hero i in the wake of unspeakable terror. >> i saw a girl, hit in her leg. i helped her back up.lping her, i got hid in my elbow and mid section. then a hero saved me and threw me in and took care of me. >> do you know his name? >> i wish i did. >> and he came all the way to the hospital with you. >> yeah. he saved my life. >> if he's watching this, what do you want to say to him? >> i can't thank you enough myself gratitude is unmatched. and the whole hospital team as well. saved my life, literally. >> our thoughts are with all of those in need of healing tonight in las vegas. >> a gun store that sold firearms to the alleged shooter. what that owner is saying today. ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ hdid you get that email i sente wyou...before you wake up. ... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. whentrust the brand doctors trust

and then i saw two cops next to the the stage where i was directly in front of. and i saw their facial expressions of horror and they drew their guns and i knew there was shooting. and at that time the machine gun fire went rapidly more and more. at that time i couldn't go anywhere because we were smooshed and everyone was on the ground and we realized we had to run at that time. so at that time i took initiative and stood up and started putting people over the barricade where it was empty because that's where the performers come. so at ta time i got people over the barricade and i ran with the group and i remembered a exit because i'm friends with florida georgia line and they were nice enough to get me comp tickets and i came through that exit area in a limb mow. and i know where it was flowing out, it would have been a perfect spot for an ambush if there was a second shooter. so i needed to pull people away from that, so that's what i did. i pulled people to the back left corner of the stage where there's an 8 foot fence. i was putting people over the fence. i

pick up on a point which sammy mentioned that the beginning there and let's toss the question of does i saw reincarnate itself into some kind of guerrilla fighting force rather than a self-proclaimed caliphate. you know before i get that question let me just throw jump in here because this city of kolbein which is a kurdish city just north of iraq up is an example that city was taken back from isis attacked it brutally and in two thousand and fourteen and the united states surrounded it and bombed it very severely in two thousand and fifteen destroying most of the city it's a city about two hundred thousand people forty thousand people have gone back there but they only have electricity intermittently perhaps two hours a day there are almost no services people are complaining like mad that they've been abandoned by the international community and this raises the question if you have one you know your phrase from iraq is who is in charge the united states has helped destroy and help arm the kurds to destroy these cities and drive out isis but the western powers have said they're not going to

i saw you did a show in copenhagen? eral and -- it's just great. it's brilliant. >> jimmy: i saw this photo you posted, and i go, "oh, when in copenhagen." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and this is the photo i saw. >> yeah. what i do -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is everything okay? i mean is everything --? >> i know. yes. i like -- i like taking bath pics. yeah. >> jimmy: bathtub pictures? [ laughter ] i have seen these, yeah. >> and so i started -- i started doing a sort of relevant bath pic wherever i was. like in scotland, i have a a little ginger hair and a a little kilt on. and then in canada, i have a a moose outfit. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and then in iceland, i was a a viking. but that was because -- >> jimmy: but this one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but how do you even get a costume like this? >> wow. i planned it, right? [ laughter ] so -- so me and my girlfriend went to a sort of a fancy dress shop, right? to get that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was too embarrassed to ask, in case he recognized me. so i sent jane up, right? and sh

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i saw fighters execute civilians in a revenge campaign in syria. hello i'm adrian from again this is live from doha also coming up catalonia as leader is asked to appear before the spanish senate to explain his intentions on independence . accusations in the israeli media that the country's weapons sales are helping to promote conflict in other parts of the world and after a decisive election victory japan's prime minister says he will take a stronger stance against threats from north korea. details are emerging of what's being called a massacre in the syrian town of attain witnesses say that i still fighters carried out a revenge campaign in the town killing more than one hundred people before its capture by government forces the syrian observatory for human rights says the killings in central holmes took place over a fifty three week period iceland accused of the civilians of collaborating with syrian regime forces. they attacked us like animals they came to kill us they killed children and women broke the arms of the women and burned them before

there were about another ten gunshots coming out, i saw police ducking out. rump describes the suspect as a ‘sick and deranged' person while theresa may says she's appalled by the attack. the driver, who's in police custody, has been named in the us as sayfullo saipov — who came to the country in 2010. and in other news — a woman tells the bbc how a senior labour party figure persuaded her to drop allegations of rape by a party member. at least eight people have been killed in an attack in new york in which a rented pick—up truck was driven across a bicycle lane. several people in lower manhattan we re several people in lower manhattan were hit before it crashed into a school bus and a driver was shot and the state —— detained by the police. he has been named as sayfullo saipov, who came to the united states in 2010. earlier tonight, the governor of new york spoke at a news conference alongside the city's police and fire commissioner. first, our thoughts and prayers are with those who lost their lives. they left their house this morning. they left their house