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haji iman had a great deal of organization. will he be replaced? yes but the experience and connections cultivated in what is about a decade worth of terrorist activities would certainly be lost with him. >> richard engel reporting from brussels. thank you so much, richard, appreciate it. joining me now from minneapolis is former cia officer and terrorism analyst jack rice as well as medal of honor recipient and msnbc military analyst, colonel jack jacobs. good to have you with me. colonel, let's start with you. the killing of haji iman is certainly a big sign that there is momentum, that we are on track, but it doesn't mean that necessarily we're going to thwart what's next, right? >> that's quite true. we've been at this for quite some time, bombing number two guys. we're pretty good at taking up the second in command and though it's had a deletarious effect. the russians came in about six months ago. indiscriminate bombing. and they did in fact blunt a lot of what isis is doing in syria. so they had actually something to do with it too. and the

. >> reporter: haji iman was a terror leader for more than a decade. he was considered second-in-command of isis until u.s. special forces caught up with him. >> we're systematically eliminating isil's cabinet. indeed the u.s. military killed several key isis terrorists this week including we believe haji iman. >> reporter: american special force landed in helicopters and laid in wait for iman's car. they tried to take him alive but amid gunfire they killed him and three others. >> that's extremely significant. he was the money guy and, thus his death will hamper the funding for certain operations in iraq and syria. >> reporter: the isis commander also directed some foreign operations, but it's not clear his killing will stop atrocity like those here in brussels. isis, though, is losing ground as well as men. syrian troops retaking more this week. isis boasts about its attack in brussels in a new propaganda video but the u.s. believes momentum is against i want in iraq and syria. and this killing is another blow to its morale. however, the u.s. says ki

they waited for iman's car -- they wanted to take him alive but ended up in a fire fight killing imannd three others in that vehicle. >> systematically eliminating isis' cabinet. indeed the u.s. military killed several key isil terrorist this week we believe haji iman. >> iman had a $7 million price on his head. experts say it's not clear if his death will stop isis waging for terror attacks especially for revenge. >>> it is official, 70 miles per hour speed limits will be coming to the pennsylvania turnpike and interstate highway this may. the speed limit is going up from 65 miles per hour to 70. urban areas currently posted at 55 miles per hour, though, will not change. turnpike tested the faster speed on 100 mile stretch of the road for the last two years and say they found no changes in the number of accidents. >>> it as if pennsylvania lawmakers will delay a bill to legalize medical marijuana in this state. some key senators said they are concerned about the measure passed by the house last week. bill would allow patients to take marijuana in pills, oil or liquid form but not smo

and it will have someone who will replace hadji iman in a couple of days. >> you don't think that would be the end for the group? >> i don't, no. i think that the caliphate is the thing that is symbolic driver of islamic state. the fact that it has declared the caliphate, and it is waging war against the crusade. and that the islamic state claims to be fighting. the thing is if they would be killed that would have a larger effect and perhaps there would be defects, but it would not solve the issue. but there is a large portion of the idea, the real kind of hardcore of islamic state supporters that would continue to support the caliphate regardless of who the call fat was. >> there was a 7 million-dollar bounty on haji iman's head. we don't know how they got their information, b this was a raid, perhaps ground-led than rather from the air. that would be interesting, wouldn't it? >> it certainly would. the secretary of defense comments this morning, he's careful in what words he used and also in the earlier reports about haji iman's death. it was not an airstrike. it was a raid or inside

there are only 200 imans working in public prisons.isit a few times a week. >> translator: we have a situation where inmates are left to their own devices and when there is no iman available either because he is not there much, or because there isn't one in the prison, they will instead rely on other inmates who very often have very, very fundamentalist understanding of islam. >> reporter: many are watching to see if the program will have any impact. but policies enkour a more knewanced approach are likely to struggle for funding. >> so see more on that story on how france is trying to prevent isil from recruiting in its powers watch people in power on al jazeera. >>> train travelers in france are going nowhere, because of a 36-hour strike by rail workers there. the state rail company says severe disruption is being caused. the workers walkout is over plans to change working hours and rules about days off. trade union leaders are also calling for separate protesters over labor reforms. they want more flexibility in hiring and firing >>

s ranks. >> this is hoji iman. he transferred his allegiance to i.s.i.l. after his release from prison. the americans couldn't confirmed that they had killed him last year. in the days after the attacks in brussels, the u.s. believes this is an important victory. >> if they are directed we want to get to the people, that's what we're doing, eliminating the people who are directing them. even if it's only inspiration, the need to eliminate the sources of that inspiration. >> one official says i.s.i.l. is growing in pressure. >> this is a sign of a group in retreat and also a sign of a strategic change and for that end eliminating more of the leadership becomes increasingly more important as the group rethinks its targets and strategy going forward. >> it's also been revealed the fengt will aspentagon will ask t for increase in numbers of troops in iraq. it is unclear how be hojiism an wajiji imanwas it is targeted. targeted. >> mosul fell to i.s.i.l. forces in june of 2014, battling to retake palmyra. took over the strategically important city last may. the

that man generally known as hajjy iman, a former physics teacher in iraq had joined the group back in running it. he hassen risen up to the leadership of isis all the way to the post of second in command. he was responsible for managing relations between the group's operations and -- and orders from baghdadi himself, also managing the isis affiliates in iraq, in syria, in libya. so a very key figure. this is how we understand the raid you unfolded. in daylight hours early morning yesterday american special operations forces in a helicopter assault landed in syria, they were laying in wait, then they spotted the car carrying hajjy iman, there was an attempt to capture him alive, the situation escalated and hajjy iman and three others in that vehicle were killed. the attempt obviously was to capture him alive, he would have been much more intelligence value, he was killed, however, so it's considered not so much an intelligence gathering coupe but a significant operation to disrupt the activities of isis and you can't ignore the timing. this happened right as the world was focused on th

the way that he put it was "we believe that haji iman has been killed." he would not say whether it was a drone strike or a manned aircraft. no specifics on how this happened. phil: let's presume it is true. if these claims are true, how likely damaging is this to be for i.s.? richard: as we've heard, the u.s. has been describing him as the second in command of the islamic state, and ash carter saying this would hurt their ability to pay and recruit people, but being careful to stress that this could not be any kind of fatal blow. leaders can be replaced. but they are stressing the wider context and really quite an upbeat assessment, saying "the momentum is on our side," even as we see the momentum may be coming from successes from the assad regime with support for russian forces. that is very much the sign of a state of play in syria since that cease-fire came into effect between the assad regime and the rebels, who are closer to the united states. phil: the islamic state claiming a victory tuesday in brussels' bombing. as an unflattering image emerges o

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the haji iman. what ash carter, the defense secretary described as the finance minister, widely reported as the second in command of isis. he's been leading clandestine groups, terrorist organization on a leading role in them for the better part of a decade now. he was with zarqawi back in iraq with shiites and american troops and then moved to isis and had a leading role in isis, graduating off through the ranks to becoming the deputy leader of the organization. so when somebody of his level dies and when somebody of his level is killed, especially in the way in which it happened with american special forces on the ground intercepting his car and then killing him and the other passengers in the car. that sends a very deliberate message to isis that they're being watched, that american, the u.s. military knows where they are and how to find them and is willing to go to syria to find them. so the operational experience that he's gained is lost. it gets other leaders in his cabinet worried about their

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he is identified as hodgy iman, the finance minister, and the pentagon said he is also connected withinancing and perhaps coordinating some of the external operations of isil as well. it is the latest senior leader to be killed by the pentagon. the pentagon also confirmed that they believe the so-called minister of war of isil, a man known as omar the cheffen was also killed earlier. and another man was killed in a targeted operation as well. and while these leaders can just be replaced by somebody else, secretary carter insisted this these kinds of attrition of the senior leadership are going to have an effect. >> the attacks in belgium how are they effecting the pentagon's strategy against isil. >> reporter: well, as i said they want to accelerate the campaign. something that defense secretary carter refers to as the parent tumor of isil. but carter also made the point when you get beyond iraq and syria, it is a largely a law enforcement operation, but the u.s. is looking at ways to accelerate the campaign. it was noted that u.s. marines who are stationed near a staging area south o

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he is 8 years old and weighs 300 pounds, meet iman, a tiger. he is part of the zoo's big cat family, he arrived here from colorado to possibly mate with one of the female tigers. philadelphia is home to five of these tigers, they are rare and endangered but hopefully they can thrive and survive with gram's help. >>> and the latest to derail donald trump's effort to make it to the white house. >>> and a scare in the air for american airlines passengers, their plane was forced to make an emergency landing after being struck by lightning. those stories and melissa is back with the full forecast from accuweather. >>> now to the race of 2016 donald trump has ignited his followers and equal attacks from opponents. the hacking group anonymous taking on the republican front runner. lana zach is in washington with more. >> as donald trump marches steadily to the republican nomination, it's not just his political challengers that hope to stop him. >> donald trump has set his ambitions on the white house to -- >> the hacking group anonymous releasing trum

. >> when we begin to learn about the religion, there was an iman that taught us like the sherea and religion. >> he was discovered with his virginia drivers license and it's where he was born raised and attended college, the young man giving a detailed report of the month he spent in isis controlled mosul. >> all the foreigners had to get their i.d.'s and passports. >> his journey began in december he went to europe and traveled to turkey, he met an iraqi girl before arriving in iraq in january. outside of his virginia home earlier this week, his father aggressively telling reporters that his son had nothing to do with isis. and a high school friend recounting how he lived a normal life. >> he was not like that, we did the same things and got in the same trouble. >> those that control the iraqi city do not represent islam. channel 6 "action news." >>> funeral arrangements are announced for officer jacai colson, a delaware county native killed on the job in maryland. services on monday march 28th, and viewings and a memorial service take place in maryland next week but they are all p

military killed several key isil terrorists this week, including we believe hodgegy iman who was an isilleader serving as a finance minister, and who also is responsible for some external affairs and plots. he was a well-known terrorist within isil's ranks, dating back to its earliest it ration as al-qaeda in iraq. when he worked undar czar roy question in his operations. the removal of this leader will hamper the organization's ability to conduct operations inside and outside of iraq and syria. this is the second senior isil leader we have successfully targeted this month. after confirming the death of isil's so-called minister of war a short time ago. >> live to alan fisher in washington, d.c. what more can you tell us about this isil-leading figure who has died? >> reporter: well, we know he was part of al-qaeda in iraq and was jailed by the iraqis, but freed back in 2012 and at that point he decided to switch his allegiance to isil. the iraqis claimed they killed him in an air strike in may last year, but the americans at the time said they had no information to guarantee that. so we

military killed key isil terrorists this week, including, we believe, hodgy iman who was an isil seniorr serving as a finance minister, and who is also responsible for some external affairs and plots. he dated back as early as being with al-qaeda in iraq. the removal of this isil leader will hamper the organization's ability to conduct operations both inside and outside of iraq and syria. this is the second senior isil leader we have successfully targeted this month. after confirming the death of isil's so-called minister of war a short time ago. >> al jazeera's alan fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. right now. and alan, how significant is the death of this man? the u.s. has been quite cagey about how and where he died. >> reporter: they gave know information about whether this was carried out in iraq or syria or how the operation was carried out, simply saying that he was eliminating. and ash carter said we believe we have killed him that is because back in may 2015 the iraqis at that point said they had killed him, although the u.s. said they had no information at that point t

. >> reporter: the archipelago is close to the afghan content, but previously it was ruled by an iman. the two actions more recent list have just about got along. but now the main opposition party has withdrawn from what it says is an illegal government. malcolm webb, al jazeera. >>> the republic of congo has partially lifted a communications blackout it imposed during presidential elections. the opposition is planning new protests haru matasa now. >> reporter: official figures show the incumbent won sunday's election with more than 60% of votes cast. riot police are on stand by in case there is trouble. the leaders say protests are being organized for the coming days. they believe sunday's presidential election was rigged. >> the feeling of the population is they reject of the current system. >> reporter: the government says the polls were free and fair. on thursday a communications blackout to stop opposition candidates from publishing their own results was partially lifted. after days of frustration, some mobile networks are working again. opposition leaders have been able to speak

the iman explains incisions have nothing to do with islam.ist urges others to denounce those who insist on the practice. the practice takes place away from town, deep in the countryside. so we're on our way to meet a woman that continues circumcise young girls. she knows it is illegal, but parents continue to bring their daughters to her to get the procedure done. >> reporter: for each cut, this woman receives two bars of soap, 6 kilos of rice, a chicken, and $3 in payment. >> translator: it's not just tradition. it's a job. if you take it away, do you think an old lady like me can find a job? >> reporter: it is mothers that have suffered from fgm, yet challenge tradition who are bringing an end to this practice. so despite what others may say or think about her, she feels free, protected, and proud of her mother. nicklas hawk, al jazeera, southern senegal. >>> the pioneering producer has died. george martin was the studio mastermind who helped to shape the legendary sounds of the beatles. charles stratford looks back at a unique career. ♪ >>

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. >> iman kim up and said i met you in 1952. i said yes, we had our picture taken. turnout.hets summary of neighborhood of six or seven have gone by already part i would estimate more than 3000 before the afternoon is over. >> republicans or are they a mixture? classic could not say. you cannot tell a republican from a democrat out here. i assume people of manchester. >> i wonder how many of these people -- >> we do not know how many are coming in. >> and think he is the man for us today. no. class-action. >> very sincere, very warm, very nice. >> appealing more and more to the younger generation. >> i think he has improved. >> there is three. how is that? all right. >> a good chairman appear? you really think so? >> he is a good guy. >> all right. good. a lot of people said he is too young to be chairman. would you agree? are you on his payroll? >> no. [laughter] i am retired. >> the big one. what division were you in? heavy artillery. >> artillery. sure. it is hard to realize. we have had so many wars since then. then we had world war ii and vietnam. let's hope we can get

. >> reporter: that philosophy goes a long way with muslims in utah like this iman at the islamic centeret in the center of the rocky mountains. some of those commonalities go back more than a century. >> reporter: in the beginning of islam, we see that muslims were taken out of mecca, the lds folks also say that they were taken out of certain areas, and they were boycotted in essence, so they used a lot of historical similarities. >> settled here in 1847, young left pioneers west. the 1870s there were calls to ban mormon immigration. that is the history that leads mormons to sympathize with mormons in america today. especially in the aftermath of terrorism perpetrated in the name of religion. >> if anything is going on around the world, they always come to us and talk to us, and say are you guys okay? >> we have repeatedly tried to take affirmative steps in the round table and in our own faith, to communicate love and understanding to muslims here, and even a desire to help protect them, because we know that they abhor the violence. >> reporter: mormons believe the right of passive of s

come see, says iman, i'm not lying. inside the tent, her seven-year-old son, he has no dry clothes and after 15 days of hoping in vain, she ran out of money. >> we rely on handouts, they give us food. it is really hard. we don't know what to do. >> reporter: refugees set up fires, burning wood and everything from plastic bottles and old clothes. it released toxic fumes but kept ethem warm. with the rain, even that is gone. hoda abdel hamid, al jazeera. >> a swap part of a broughter agreement reached by yemeni fighters. seven yemeni fighters will be released in return for a saudi corporal. the disagreement emerged after saudi arabia held its first talks with the houthis since it entered the conflict a year ago. >>> north korea has announced it has scrapped all economic projects with south korea and will liquidate all projects in its territory. the south suspended joint operations last month. the north sent two missiles into the sea off its south coast, hours after kim jong-un announced his country had successfully miniat