the suspect died from an apparent suicide despite claims from responsibility of ic isis, filipino authorities say this was not an act of terrorism. >> 10s of thousands of concert goers had to evacuate the festival but dit did it in an orderly fashion. organizers home to resume the concert tomorrow. >> britain's prince william today met with police officers who responded to the manchester terrorist bombing. the duke of cambridge visited the hospital where dozens of wounded youngsters are being treated. this weekend ariana grande will return to manchester to hold a benefit concert for families of those killed. >> it will be broadcast in the united states. a one hour special of highlights from the concert will air here on channel6 sunday night following the nba finals and the late edition of "action news" at 11:00. >> unemployment has fallen to a 16 year low. the jobs report listed the unemployment rate 4.3% but 138,000 jobs were added last month, 50,000 less than expected. the labor department underestimated how many people got jobs march and april. weaker than expected job creation didn't stop

having ice and be isis being defeated in mosul but what price and what was the way leading to this victory. takes us back to the to the day mosul was invaded by isis and was taken so easily by isis contrary to the way it was it is now liberated. a big price was paid by civilians being hit time after time after time by by air by the coalition forces. without without any understanding or without any consideration of human life. which leads to a point where we think that. it's not a collateral damage it's not a mistake it's not an act or for it doesn't come with war as a natural result of the contrary. since two thousand and fourteen actually we have warned. in a press conference in moscow by my colleagues have said peace has warned of this but that's not so innocent let alone let alone the. head thing several times by these coalition forces. against the national the iraqi national army and the iraqi. popular forces and has to be. it's not so innocent toward. amounts of weaponry that was dropped. always mistakenly. into isis hand since two thousand and fifteen until today. thirty thousand civ

and what is clear is that this isis in the philippines militant group, they are trying to capture territory george, to declier s declare sharia law and become iceto establish a foot hold in southeast asia. battling treat to street. not in the middle east. but for the very first time in southeast asia. on may 23, these extremists launched a sudden lightning assault on the city of marawi in the philippines. they captured the city and government weapons. burned a church. and murdered prisoners. >> for a month, they have failed and captured marawi. even though they bombed it daily from the sky. the government declared marshal law here. setting up checkpoints across the island. security forces are on the hunt. they are looking for dozens of suspected isis militants and are also searching for prisoners who escaped from a jail that isis broke open during the first days of their attack. the capture of marawi, a deadly coming out party for isis in this part of the world. >> marawi has changed the picture of extremism in southeast asia. we need to be more worried that people with combat experience and leadership skills will be developing close to home. n

isis, and then you can start maneuvering over the land. they are doing the maneuvering now, trying to figure out what is going to -- what are they keep going to control after ice is gone. isis isn't gone yet, and if we turn on each other because we have disappearance overseer, isis is going to be there longer and they're going to win. can we just wait, kill the savages first, and then we will have the bar fight. >> kimberly, we haven't actually talked about another country, and that is i helping them preserve syria and recreate the persian empire in their mind, that is what they wanted >> fantasy ally, everybody enjoys it i don't think they will be able to do that, i tell you what. this is a little bit of a blister on the part of russia. they've really gotten a lot of what they wanted to achieve there. they wanted to stabilize aside, they don't really care what happens in the eastern part of syria. they were able to establish an air base and have a military presence there. that's what they care about. they've been able to accomplish those goals. those of the big ticket items. do you think they are going to try to jeopardize all of that by starting to shoot dow

i live in new york where to isis -- ice ages and it is. of course there's wilbur warning. -- global warming. we have sheepshead bay named after a fish you can't find north carolina anymore. ifngs are cyclical and even we were causing this, if we went back to horse and buggies, it would be real easy for china or russia or anybody to overthrow us, because they are not going back to horse and buggy. we have to rely on the russians to get into space. our would going to buy bullets from china before you go to war with them? that's real smart. host: ian's thoughts in oceanside, new york. let's go iowa this morning, , theng us is laura belin author and editor of a progressive blog. laura, you been listening to some of our viewers calling in with their thoughts. grade for washington. guest: the polarization is why here talking to folks in iowa that i hear a lot of democrats and independents giving the president an f, talking about almostdisaster and then a new scandal every day coming out of the white house and then republicans if they talk about

pay very close contention to the ices flag and what he says isis flag and what he says. ♪ ♪ >> becausewhite and >> someone might have had a flag looking -- >> are you insane? are you insane? >> what are you touching me for? >> you are lying! you are a liar! >> you are detained for the purposes of a search. >> you are lyingy. now! >> he's nonmuslim. but because he is white and english we can go? but all of us, we are just praying. we have to stay? this is our reality. this is a reality. do not forget all of the laws and this. this is a reality. >> sean: media outlets are also reporting he worked for a short time on the london underground and could have had access to the subway tunnels. the attacks are not restricted just to the u.k. in melbourne, australia, an alleged terrorist killed a man and held a woman hostage and a man attacked a police officer with a hammer near notre dame cathedral in paris, france, and reportedly screamed "this is for syria." here now with reaction, laura ingraham. really? "the jihadis next door"? it goes on for nearly a year. isis flag. "sharia will be the rul

isis. but the deficit of ice sis not enough. because when isis is defeated there is a question of the governance of the arena. so willing to convince the russians and iranians that assad can't come back to this region. this region are really pop lated by sunnies who are really adversaries of assad. so at some moment the fighting has to stop. and you know, let's try to work on the political transition in the arrear controlled by assad and on the other side let's find an acceptable governance. >> rose: so you are talking about a divided syria. >> not 4r50e8ly but in fact on the ground, i guess that for transtore period, will you need really to cool down the conflict, you know, really we shouldn't fight-- really this country has suffered so much, 400,000 dead that maybe let's try first to appease really the conflict and after that we'll come to reunification, political transition. >> did the west make a mistake not to do more earlier. >> i think so yes, hns history will judge partially? >> you know, i let history decide, i let histo

used to be able to contact isis easily. icehem on twitter back in the early days when they decode the caliphate. a lot of what you are hearing his stuff you've already seen online. you're going to see an expansion and new technology, and it's great to stem the flow of information and break these accounts down. but it's not because at the broader content that leads people to want to do that kind of thing. they are not going to take down every video for example, the creature that is saying that the caliphate is a wonderful thing and you can to destroy israel. >> sandra: how much of the spread of ideology and these terrorist acts and inspiration online, how much of that responsibility should fall in the lap of the social media companies? >> if you are an american and we are at war with radical islamic forces, then you have a responsibility to do everything you can. >> sandra: should the government tell them what to do? >> when you are in a state of war against an embassy, sure. you take into account civil liberties concerns, but i

elite tiger horses which have been person doing isis towards the besieged city do year olds or dear azor has been under under siege for three years by ice cases and and if the united states does not intervene very shortly the the tiger forces will attack the rear of isis and relieve the sea siege of gear all absorbed restoring it to government control. it really makes clear the fact that for the united states you know we started planning to attack syria in two thousand and one. and then in two thousand and six united states embassy issued detailed plans to overthrow syria which at the time was a totally peaceful nation and now we're we're seeing this on holding the charade that somehow our involvement is all about defeating isis. and we do intend to defeat isis by it all to our our view is to try to disassemble. do you feel break did you feel that the west and that coalition then is splintering to the degree think the set of arguments going on within that coalition about how they should proceed i think it could be happening i hope that it does because i think some of the some members of the cole alyse you know we are in clear violation

where are the isis cults in california? >> juan: ic.are having droughts and have had five or six years in the highest temperatures -- >> greg: margins of error, juan. you know the facts. you know the facts. our audience has a memory from the last show. margin of error. >> juan: you need some facts. >> dana: we need an entire show on climate change. we'll watch juan's temperature rise. [laughter] some prominent voices on the left are saying that democrats are going way too far with all the russia-trump talk. that report, when we come rightr back. ♪ dictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia itit's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast. woooh! it's not how fast you mow ...it's how well you mow fast! it's not how fast you mow ...it's how well you mow fast. they're no

i live in new york where to isis -- ice ages and it is.f course there's wilbur warning. -- global warming. we have sheepshead bay named after a fish you can't find north carolina anymore. ifngs are cyclical and even we were causing this, if we went back to horse and buggies, it would be real easy for china or russia or anybody to overthrow us, because they are not going back to horse and buggy. we have to rely on the russians to get into space. our would going to buy bullets from china before you go to war with them? that's real smart. host: ian's thoughts in oceanside, new york. let's go iowa this morning, , theng us is laura belin author and editor of a progressive blog. laura, you been listening to some of our viewers calling in with their thoughts. grade for washington. guest: the polarization is why here talking to folks in iowa that i hear a lot of democrats and independents giving the president an f, talking about almostdisaster and then a new scandal every day coming out of the white house and then republicans if they talk about hi

isis has that moneymaker. this is likely a little bit of preparation for a military operation against ices and those oilfields.ra: tensions between that, how would you describe at the moment? >> i think we will do everything that we can to avoid any conflict with each other in syria. certainly we were there together, they have all the instruments of war there, and things can happen that are unintended in terms of consequence. but i don't see for a minute russia doing anything against the united states taking action to protect its own forces on the ground. that's what we did when we shot down that syrian jet. we would do that again wherever it takes place. russia, believe me, does not want to take on the united states directly because if they did we would destroy that air base, and that is a strategic asset that they have. the years of accomplishments they achieved and used their influence around the middle east and they will protect it. >> sandra: a huge piece of legislation signed in the white house in the past hour in the noon hour. this va accountability act. president trump following through on a campaign

isis in power. >> why do you say that? why do -- >> i mean icelitary forces against the them and very steadily losing territory and revenue. it's all sort of collapsing. and i think eventually the clock is going to run out on isis. >> in a round about way is russia propping up isis? >> not propping up isis. this is what they're doing. asaud needed isis so that the west wouldn't arm the syrian army, which are reasonable people. so they kept them from supporting a democratic movement and the russians are supporting assad. >> let's talk about a travel ban. "the lawyers and the courts can call it what they want but i'm calling it what it is a travel ban." how are these tweets, executive orders received by the families you've worked with? >> it's not a direct effect to the family we worked with. they were directly effected by the eu/turkey agreement. anytime there's a unilateral ban you're sending the wrong message to people being displaced by war. >> these battles are not always won and lost on the battle field. how would you advise the president of

whereas 22 people were killed when isis detonated a bomb in baghdad in an ice cream parlor during -- and then killed elderly iraqis collecting their pensions. a terrorist attack killed one person in australia and wounded three police officers. whereas on june 7, in an attack claimed by isis, at least 12 people were killed when gunmen and suicide bombers targeted iran's parliament. i think it involved a moss -- it involved a shrine in two coordinated attacks in iran. one more whereas, whereas these attacks have no place in a peaceful world and now we have the resolve clause. now, therefore, be it resolved that the senate, one, condemns isis horrific terrorist attacks in the united kingdom, philippines, indonesia, iraq and iran. we express our deepest condolences to the victims of these attacks and their families. third, we express solidarity with the people of the united kingdom, egypt, iraq, and iran. four, recognize the threat posed by isis and recommit to u.s. leadership in the global coalition working to defeat isis. my -- my father served in world war ii. he was a chief petty offi

isis fighters in. it was undoubtedly a victory in ridding iraq of the scourge of ice was also important to remember the effect on the people of mosul road goes to have spent over a month during the battle liberation that's one way of putting it obliteration is the not the goal was noble enough three thousands from isis isis the so-called caliphate is crumbling leaders have abandoned fighters to die local fighters are being left to rot where they fall remaining inexperienced fighters are making rookie mistakes growing them selves and fellow fighters up accidentally in preparation for combat mission accomplished mosul has been cleansed by fire a city almost the size of a room reduced to rubble it is difficult to describe you've got to be there walk down it's blasted shriek and you'll feel it this is what the off the mouth of a classic strike in mosul look like if you hear a really epitomizes what mosul has been through the neighboring street all but destroyed the street across rubble the street over there. it's the same story wherever you look the press was tightly controlled no freedom of reporting in m

ices flag and what he says. ms. gomez: ♪ >> all occupied a lock bar >> someone might have had in isis flag with them. >> why are youching me? >> you are lying! you are a liar! >> you are all detained for the purposes of a search. >> okay. you are lying now ! >> because he is white and english he can go. this is our reality. don't forget all the laws. this is our reality. >> sean: media outlets are also reporting he worked for a short time on the london underground and could have had access to the subway tunnels. the attacks are not restricted just to the u.k. in melbourne, australia, an alleged terrorist killed a man and held a woman hostage and a man attacked a police officer with a hammer near notre dame cathedral in paris, france and reportedly screamed this is for syria. here now with reaction, laura ingraham. really? "the jihadis next door"? it goes on for nearly a year. isis flag. sharia will be the rule of london at 10 downing street. and they let him stay? how in gods name name is that possible? >> we also found out late today, sean, the police in london never approached channel 4. never asked for the foota

jew course however they seem to have no problem with ice it's israel shares a border with and hardly ever strikes that there was an incident where isis launched an attack on israeli territory injuring a number of people and after that isis did something it has never done before there was one killings recently where day show opened fire and apologized strange relationship there but at the end of the day you have israel threatening retaliation you have the united states promising punishment asaad saying he will defend himself and his allies value to back him so at me syria has become a virtual time bomb ready to blow at any moment. meanwhile russia of the u.s. are trying to resolve the differences over syrian foreign minister sergei lavrov and sex rex tillerson spoke by phone in a call initiated by washington it's the first time they've spoken so. as the downing of a syrian military jet by the u.s. more than a week ago the diplomats discussed the need to consolidate a cease fire now in syria and to suppress attempts to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict so good lavrov also stressed the need for the u.s. to avoid any furt

ice is flat. it seems astonishing that he would stay either below the radar for this long. —— isis flag.he is unfurling a isis flag. i was told by a counterterrorism experts that it ta kes counterterrorism experts that it takes 20 people 2a hours a day to watch somebody. what are you going to do? i think unfurling a isis flag could amount to infighting hatred. you can be pulled up for a tweet these days. the met will now put people under investigation. yet you can go on national tv, it seems, and u nfu rl can go on national tv, it seems, and unfurl the isis flag and you won't even be pulled in for questioning. he was obviously pulled in questioning and was spoken to bite if the guy unfurls our flag in the hope that he will be arrested... i'm not sure if it is a proper isis flag. the headline says unfurling a isis fla on channel 4 from the jihadis next door. i don't think there is any question in relation to there is any question in relation to the fact this he must have said something that could have amounted to, an offence. it would be a low level a fence, no doubt about that. which mea

ices, his followers and sympathizers are having great success. they are bringing their strategy to fruition right now here in the west. >> isis is calling onto supportershese type of attacks. and first of all, ready radicalized and second hearing to it is's call. >> i think it's a good bet. ices has been a global phenomenon i'm sad to say. think about it. people from over 100 countries around the world have flocked to syria the past few years and joined up with ices. including thousands of westerners, brits, french, german, swedes and even some americans have been drawn to ices. the big question here think as we get more details is are these returnees? who trade with ices in syria, returned battle, hardened battle or with these kind of the homegrown g hardees who were born in the uk, radicalized in the mosque or in their mom's basement online. that will be the big question. i don't think we can call them lone wolves anymore. all of these terrorists whether they are in london or brooklyn or syria, they may not know each other but they are all connected by the ideology. >> is menacing and a vital point. because even if someone is radicalized along the ba

ice is take the credit for anything that is happening let's not focus on ice is a little build until we are ready and when isis is no more and when their is no caliph, that allegiant will cease to exist. so, what's going to happen to these people that are members of isis? i think many of them will go back to the mother organization. now, they won't go back to the mother organization if he is still the leader because they really hate them and i don't blame them. the guy so boring. i try sometimes to watch his 45 minute video tapes. i want to blow myself up just to stop listening to him, i mean, he's the most boring human being you can imagine. at no charisma whatsoever. he never did anything successful failed at every corner of his life, but i think what will happen is, which a qaeda wisemen if you want to call them, the older men of al qaeda i think they have a trump card to play, no pun intended. [laughter] >> i swear. figure of speech. they are losers, big-time. so, anyway what they are going to do is, i can see after isis ceases to exist i can see them bring in their allotted to be the new leader. first, he

ice is claiming credit for this? if it is that they acted alone. >> i think the isis claim is very suspect. the group came out on sunday and said yes we did this, these were our guys. there was no specificity in that announcement. in the past, when they have turned out to be -- when things have turned out be an isis attack, they have provided some details of the plot that only people in the plot could have known. that wasn't the case in this claim. they even got the date wrong in the attack. isis has been claiming a lot of things. they used to be fairly reliable. they seem to be claiming any kind of attack that is out there. what is fairly clear is that individuals are likely inspired by isis. that is something that even more than collaboration with isis or direction by isis, i think that is on the minds of british security forces, there are a lot of people out there being inspired by an islamic state. same question rises in america and they look to some of the companies insecurity that they have talked to. they say we have a problem here. same question rises in america and they look>> your

backed up by the russian air force were fighting isis in the stronghold of raka now washington and moscow have locked horns in syria again focus has shifted and ice is probably breathing a deep sigh of relief while watching syrian fighter jets crash in flames on the horizon good job superpowers you're not so super slick. tensions flared even further on tuesday after the u.s. led coalition to shut down another syrian aircraft. drove the pentagon released the statement claiming the drone had been advancing on the u.s. but forces in southern syria once again the coalition said the downing of the aircraft was motivated by self defense reaction to the spiraling situation from several experts on the region did the americans react to syrian threats as a source or were they trying to assert sovereignty over syria who think about it really ever since the early one thousand nine hundred ninety s. have been used to it being able to patrol what they regard as enemy skies with impunity and they feel threatened but also the allies on the ground are threatened so there is a risk that in fact they may try to assert themselves against any syrian or russian limita

snow everyone is in agreement there isis less of it, a lot lesess, and that is particularly the case here in greenland. in addition, the icebergs are shrinking, the icening and so is a way of life. (upbpbeat music)

. >> heather: isis fighters launching a string of counterattacks in an area thought to have been cleared of ice'sbenjamin hall has more from london for us. >> the battle is coming very close to its end, we know that now. the battle in general is far from its conclusion as we have seen over the last couple of days. there are thought to be only a few hundred isis fighters left and they were pushed into the dense streets of the old city. about 1,000 militants have been killed and more than 6,000 wounded. as a group loses its territory, sleeper cells have been launching an attack and liberated parts of mosul. dozens of suicide bombers set to houses and cars, spreading widespread panic. hundreds of families have been streaming out of mosul as iraqi forces launch its final push. 150,000 civilians are trapped in the old city and they are being used as human shields. it's been three years since isis stormed into mosul. it was seen as a final realization of their impending loss. isis are very close to losing the city of mosul itself, they are still able to launch these attacks elsewhere. they continue to

we are there to defeat ices and all of the efforts are focused on defeating isis and denying them of the caliphate. it is a coordinated effort and ca are making tremendous progress in been eyeing the caliphate chasing them further down the river valley that is the objective and that's why wer are there. would you agree there is no legal authorization granted to the administration by congress to wage a war against the assad regime or the proxies? >> i would agree with that. >> i do want to say that this work we planned to deal with on the amf, and i think everybody for the interest in that. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i don't know what that had to do with the hearing today, but the senator raised the healt healthe and i should respond briefly. there is this mass for obamaca obamacare. the complex legislation was dropped to 30 minutes before we voted on it in the middle of the night and so he's right, we should have more work on it than doing in the middle o it in thee night like happened to obamaca obamacare. >> i've been very impressed with your service. there was a lot of criticism

isis broke up during the first days of their attack. >> the capture of marawi, a deadly coming out party for ice nis this part of the world. >> marawi changedm in southeast asia. we need to be more worried that people from combat experience and leadership skills will be developing close to home. not in syria or iraq. >> isis and the philippines is a coalition with many islamist insurge e insurgent groups that want it plague this country. but they've united for the very first time under the leadership of this man. >> tell me about him. what kind of a man is he? >> he is a very bold fighter. >> this man is a former islamist militant. before renunsiouncing violence joining witness protection, he fought for years in the jungle that now leads isis in the philippines. >> do you think he enjoys c killing people? >> yes. to kil kiln muslims makes allah app happy. i was shocked. >> the fighting also triggered a humanitarian crisis. more than 330,000 people fled their homes and hundreds of civilians are still said to be trapped in the zone. isis accomplished one clear goal. announcing their deadly presence in this part of the world. >> one of the que

isis there. three americans were killed will in april. >> dianne gallagher reporting from washington, thank glue coming up rapper ice cube and others fakefor using a reich slur on his show. >> sometimes you sound like a redneck trucker. >> no, i don't. >> yes, you do. >> that i got to push back on. >> all right. it's my opinion. >>> comedian bill maher put himself in the hot seat on his own show after using a racial slur on live television. he used the n-word on "reel time with bill maher." full discretion his show airs on hbo, owned by time warner. last night he apologized saying i did a bad thing. he invited his guests to weigh in. i want to hear what ice cube had to say, a very visceral response. >> you know, it's a word that has been used against us. it's like a knife, man. you can use it as a weapon, or you can use it as a tool. it's been used as a weapon again us by white people. and we're not going to let that happen again, by nobody. when i hear my homies say it, it don't feel like venom. when i hear a white person say it, it feels like that knife is stabbing me, even if they don't mean it. but i think this is a teachable moment

isis has called for attacks during ramadan. we've seen attacks in iraq, one outside of an ice cream parlor killing mostly women and children in baghdad, a massive attack in the last 24 hours in kabul killing more than 90. we've seen other attacks and for groups that if this is a terrorist group, as seems plausible, you have both a abu sayyef and then isis. this is particularly auspicious even though 99.9% of the world's muslims are opposed to this kind of attack during the holy month of ramadan. >> we're looking at images coming to us from the scene right now where you see people looking to be in fear, we see people on the ground, people looking around. again, we don't know exactly the status of everybody who was in this area. no reports of casualties but, also, we don't have all of the information. i want to get to maria resa who is near the scene. you've been hearing from witnesses there. what are they telling you? >> reporter: they heard gunshots. some people are saying that they saw masked men and then others say they haven't. some people -- we've seen people being treated by paramedics outside and on the street and outside the a

ice was african american, the other an african american muslim wearing traditional muslim clothes. according to this affidavit, christian began shouting at the teen, "go home. we need american here. i don't care if you're isis." he also mentioned decapitating heads. michah fletcher was first passenger to physically intervene. he told christian the get off the train. christian then appeared to pull a folded knife out of his pocket and in one motion stabbed michah in the neck. surveillance and cell phone swdeo show christian immediately swung again, stabbing another passenger, taliesin myrddin namkai-meche, in the neck. army veteran ricky best moves forward to intervene and the defendant stabbed him. both men died. after his arrest, a police car camera recorded christian saying, "i just stabbed a bunch of mother( bleep ) in their rick, and i can die in prison happy man." >> ( bleep ). >> reporter: christian's hate- filled rhetoric was well-known to police. just last month he attended an alt right rally with a bat. joey gibson has planned several pro trump rallies an oregon that ended in violent clashes. another planned for this sunday is expected to draw thousands of protesters. >> i will always continue to r

iced tea. lipton. be more tea. >>> an act of terrorism is how australia government is describing a siege in the suburb of melbourne. >> isis is claiming one of its fighters carried out this attack. here's what happened. gunman killed a man took a woman hostage in an apartment building. did he die in a shoot-out with police. three officers were wounded, police say they were able to free, would the man who was hostage, they are determining if the gunman who they do know he is 29, he is a somalia born refugee and he has a past. he had been acquitted in 2010 of plotting a suicide attack on a sidney army base, so far investigators say it appears that he acted alone. >>> there is an intelligence contractor now charged with leaking classified material about russian's attempt to medicine will in the election. >> thinks first such case under the trump administration twenty-five year-old reality lee winters shared a classified report containing top secret level information on russia hacking efforts during the presidential election. the web site intercept published that report last month, the report claims that the russian military w

maybe that is why when we are fighting isis, not fighting a driverless capability because we keep they have a, maybe point. >> juan: i think they are fighting ices fullest capability. i would think that people on who are term supporters areng fightg them very aggressively. know where that comes from., to me, i think "the washington post" was focused on the sadness, the loss ofof life, for those families, d the people who were killed. it was not about that. now, i think they were wrong not to mention it, for sure. i don't see how you can do that because, as deena justin said, it is mentioned in the phone call, when he claims, -- now, he was never connected to any larger network or anything like that. but mention would have been sufficient. the questionen is, just as in te protest about sharia law, what is going on on the right, where the righton things, oh, gee, we are going to buy into this because we want some agreements? we see that everybody is walking all over us, we think something is wrong -- i don't understand why the right -- >> jesse: can i help you? >> greg: i looked at the protest in england, they weren't the right. they were sikhs, g

isis has just taken responsibility for a pair attack that have been in tehran. attackers firing on the iranian parliament and the khomeini shrine. of course the shrine to their late leader. icegood morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. trivialities affect the markets. i am lauren lauren simonetti. just a day before fbi director james comey had to capitol hill. a bombshell report that jeff sessions actually offered to resign over tensions at the president. we will have the latest for you. cheryl: we continue to follow what is happening overseas. the president is working today to get the agenda back on track but they push on infrastructure spending he's doing in cincinnati. he is also on the heels of meetings with gop leaders talking about health care and tax cuts that all the latest plans and where we are with all of that good lauren: and with the timeline because that's what investors want to know. markets fall yesterday for the second day in a row. the downtown 12. however the nasdaq up three-point this morning. cheryl: of course following some date news on right-hand giant goober. they have fired 20 workers after a special harassment investigation. is this unprecedented mo

meanwhile in baghdad, iraq, isis has claimed responsibility for a car bomb that killed at least 16 people and wounded 75 others when it ripped through an ice cream parlor on tuesday. a second explosion in baghdad tuesday targeted iraq's pension office, killing 11 people and wounding 41 others. in washington, d.c., president donald trump reportedly plans to pull the u.s. out of the landmark paris climate accord, a decision environmentalists warn will be a crime against the future of the planet and humanity. in a tweet, president trump said he would announce his decision at 3:00 p.m. at the white house rose garden. in 2015, nearly 200 nations agreed in paris to the global accord to curb rising greenhouse gas emissions blamed for warming the planet. on wednesday in brussels, belgium, members of the european parliament booed reports that trump will likely pull the u.s. out of the deal. european commission president jean-claude juncker said the administration will have a hard time withdrawing. >> that is not how it works. the americans can't just leave the climate protection agreement. esther trump believes because he does not get close enough

closing in on the last ice struggled in muscle which is old city where a narrow winding streets and a dense civilian possible publishing armies came for fierce combat. the city has been isisce august of 2014 and it's where former isis leader first declared isis territory and islamic caliphate. the operation to retake the city began eight months ago and is already cleared isis from most of the cities. arthel: the taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack in a police headquarters in eastern afghanistan. militants using car bombs to strike the building before rushing into the compound. at least six police officers killed, eight more wounded, along with nine civilians. connor is live in jerusalem with more. connor remarked it's been a deadly few weeks in afghanistan and today it was no different. the taliban using car bombs to attack a police base in the province along the afghan pakistani border. after that bomb went off in front of the gate, six militants iran in and got into a large gunfight with the police that were there. several firefighters were killed quickly but a couple were able to get into a kitchen and barricaded themselves. about seven-eight hour gu

ice's claims responsibility for a massive terror attack in iran. president trump saying that it could be their own fault. how's this going to affect peace talks? general jack keane on the growing threat from isis terrace. the reality winner, the alleged leaker claims that she is a victim. rush limbaugh has an another theory here. you will hear the whole thing. >> obama has known about this even before he went out in december. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast! they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasure

ice that had issue. >> they will continue to round people up. that is i have live shot from london. is that london or manchester. >> that is london. >> real quickly, isisdmits they say that they are asking for people not to come to syria, anymore, don't come and fight with us in iraq, just do damage, close to home. in other word get in a van, and plow people down. how do you stop is that. >> it is something you cannot stop. what you can do is get ahead. what the british government do they have prevent which is about trying to figure out who has been radicalized, who has been listening to this and are there ways to produce a stopping effect early on before they get close to the attack you cannot arrest them if you cannot do anything. >> security services are stuck what if you flirt with the idea of islam i can extremism and support of the islamic state but in the involved with putting together a bomb. can they arrest you? that is what teresa may talk about when she said tougher counter terrorism measures we need to think about aggressive strategies before you real quickly here, the president has mentioned on twit they are morning the possibility maybe t

ices is from the sunni side. the arabs are the ones who have been supporting behind the scenes of this qatar saudi arabia grant is isishas been secretly funded by a number of arab countries. you have to remember, i ran this person and she. the isis group pays as much as anyone else because they don't believe in the sunni and wahhaby are targeted. if you recall we have a radiant militias us in iraq, and syria now, too. this is a logical, if you will not display suffered by isis to go after additional targets. this is within the context of the isis charter. maria: implications here? >> the implications are huge. the fact you have a police state in iran being hit in the middle, iran is the largest state sponsor. here they are being attacked themselves. the second thing notable is not distinctive is currently a suicide bomber was used in attack again ayatollah khomeini's mausoleum. they are using a female bomber so this could be a huge change in their operational techniques as well. more importantly, this will force the arabian to expand their effort against isis as bizarre as this is, we will be working with the iranian

ice age. and the name of the third terrorist of the london attack has been released. he was prevented from boarding a flight from italy to istanbul last year. so he was on the radar. isiss found on his phone. this is according to italian officials. however, until now, there was not enough ed to press formal charges against him. our next guest says these attackers are using religiousrt of enhanced interrogation. he's the man who water boarded three 9/11 suspects. and he joins us now. james mitchell, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. stuart: you've gone face to orks that would be required to pull off terror attacks without ever breaking any of our laws. stuart: it seems he was arguing and stating his position in a way which makes us want to keep islamic terrorists and generally muslim recruit them into a terrorist organization because it's not like they have to introduce new ideas. the ideas are already there. there actually is a piece of malware that's embedded, so to speak, in the ideology itself, and that is that allah has already declared an unending war against nonbelievers and that if the responsibility of every muslim everywhere in the world to defe