and isis was gathering up as many people as it could in order to extract ransoms from them, and isis did ransom off many european hostages, but the americans, they didn't want to necessarily ransom them off, although they did make ransom demands, isis determined it could get more propaganda value, more shock value, by executing the hostages in a savage way. the families had to live this. they had to watch as this small group of victims was being reduced one after another. i spoke to survivors who were held at the same time, who were in the same prison cell with james foley and with steven sotloff, and they describe how one hostage would be taken away from the group and never come back, and how one of the hostages would be taken out of the cell and brought to a torture room, and then they would all watch as the hostage was brought back to them broken and distressed, and know that they were going to go again. the families know all of this. they saw this happening. they watched their children get be headed. they have been waiting for many years for these suspects to be brought to an ame

. >>> the isis terror suspects known as the beatles brought to the u.s. for trial why they won't face the death penalty. >>> the top u.s. spy hunter, what worries him most about the election >> this is "nbc nightly news" the vice presidential debate. here's lester holt >> good evening. with new covid cases on the rise from the white house to the american heartland vice president mike pence will debate democratic vp candidate senator kamala harris hours from now in utah the covid outbreak that sidelined the president seen in this video released late today turning up the spotlight for tonight's showdown harris, a former prosecutor hoping to make the case against the administration's covid response, pence an experienced debater looking to close ground in the polls. our geoff bennett has a preview. >> reporter: tonight, we are just hours away vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris facing off in an historic debate with suddenly higher stakes. coming as president trump recovers from coronavirus, all eyes on the vice president's performance trying t

in 2014, isis invaded. months later, we came to report on the atrocities of the self-described islamic state. of course, no country on earth recognizes that state, but if it had a border, this would be it. beyond that border was the yazidi homeland, where the faithful practice a religion that predates islam by 3,000 years. in isis's perversion of the muslim faith, the yazidis were non-believers, condemned to slavery and death. >> nadia murad ( translated ): on friday, august 15, at 11:30 a.m., they entered our village and told us all to come to the school. there, the women and kids were put upstairs, and the men downstairs. >> pelley: what happened to you at that point? >> murad ( translated ): as we were entering the school, i was with one of my brothers. there, we saw a bulldozer, and i asked my brother "why is there a bulldozer here?" he replied, "to throw dirt on the bodies when they're done killing." >> pelley: her brother was right. the yazidis, about half a million, were defenseless civilians. thousa

isis now has been reduced. we are at peace. we're trying to end the endless wars which america still has troops on the ground in iraq and afghanistan. that's a good thing. i would love to have more international support when it comes to dealing with syria. but he has not been a warmonger. what we have seen... crosstalk ..under biden was bombing in libya. and i still don't know

show the result to the world this week by repatriating americans who traveled to syria to support isis they will face charges here. today were demonstrating the result by bringing to our shores, two men left britain to become isis terrorists. now the boy to face justice in an american court of law for crimes against american citizens. not long after these terrorists were captured in 2018, the parents of the american victims wrote the following about their loved ones. one by one our children were taken from us by the hateful criminals of the islamic state. jim, stephen, peter and caleb were like so any of your own sons and daughters. they were for unique passionate young americans and all risk their lives pursuing a greater good. the families of those victims suffered the painful loss of their loved ones at the hands of brutal killers. and while the pain may never fully subside. today with the announcement of this indictment, we are beginning to bring them to justice they deserve. but we'll these families more than justice. we owe them our gratitude. and i say that because they are advo

authorities say the men are accused of helping isis carry out brutal crimes, including kidnapping andople, including four americans. nbc's pete williams has more >> reporter: federal prosecutors say these two men helped isis in syria carry out kidnappings and brutal murders among their victims, the justice department says were four americans. aid workers kayla mueller and peter kassig and journalists james foley and steven sotloff and after authorities in london allowed evidence gathered by british investigators to be used in court here. >> today is a good day but it is, also, a solemn one. today, we remember the four innocent, americans, whose lives were taken by isis. >> it almost feels miraculous. at times, i despaired whether it would ever happen. >> reporter: in this video, aired by nbc news over the summer, they admitted abusing people held by isis. >> i've hit most of the prisoners. >> reporter: they said they got an e-mail address from kayla mueller, who went to syria to work at a hospital it was used to send her parents a ransom demand. >> she was in a large room it was dark

the gruesome video made public by isis.s of aid worker kayla mueller's death are not known but it is believed that al-baghdad sexually abused her before he was killed in a strike. >> like many terrorists before them they underestimated american resolve to obtain justice. fellow citizen harmed or killed by terrorists anywhere in the world. these men will now be brought before a united states court it face justice for the depraved acts alleged against them in the indictments. >> bill, i was in iraq at the time of the killing of james foley. it shook the region. woke up the u.s. and the world to the brutality of isis. >> bill: our special coverage of tonight's big debate begins on the fox news channel with bret and martha at 6:00 eastern time and i'll see you on fox broadcast stations across america. 90 minutes in salt lake. 10 minute sections. mike pence and kamala harris will be on stage tonight and 10's of millions will be watching at home. set your d.v.r., never miss a report. salt lake for today. in the meantime, stimulus

. >>> two of the world's most ruthless isis terror suspects now on u.s. soil to face charges. pierre thomas is standing by for us tonight. >>> and this evening, the dire new warning from dr. anthony fauci. he says up to 400,000 americans could die if the u.s. doesn't take steps right now. wisconsin, for one, hitting a record high in hospitalizations, setting up a field hospital. 35 states with increases now in hospitalizations. >>> we are newly released body cam video showing an officer under attack inside the police station and the suspect takedown. >>> and america strong tonight. the nurse on the front lines and the extraordinary gift. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we have yet another hurricane bearing down on the u.s. we have the major vp debate tonight, with significant changes on that stage. and we also have news just as we come on tonight involving the president, who released a video a short time ago, not entirely clear when it was recorded, but on it, he says he had been feeling not so hot when he was given that antibody cocktail at walter reed. he n

he was killed by isis militants on camera in 2014 6 years later these men. el shafee elsheikh and alexanda kotey are the first alleged members of the islamic state to have been charged in the united states. both were indicted last week in alexandria, virginia in connection with the death of aid workers, peter kassig and kayla mueller as well as journalists steven sotloff and foley the 2 are said to have been radicalized in the uk and admitted to helping isis carry out executions and ransom negotiations in the middle east. >>some big i think i'm hoping they will implicate others involved as well as help us find the remains of our love works. >>the k sick family also released a statement saying we are relieved that el shafee elsheikh and alexanda kotey will stand trial in the united states for the greedy us crimes that they are alleged to have committed against peter case arson and so many others they went on to say although nothing can bring our son back we are grateful that his alleged captors will face justice in the form of a fair trial. under us criminal

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prosecutors say these two part of an execution isis style due in court.ut these arrests. >> john, these are two high-profile isis fighters. they had been detained in iraq since their capture in 2018 but we just learned they will appeal in federal court in virginia this afternoon to face multiple charges, all related to their brutal beatings and beheadings of at least four americans. you'll remember their names. they are american journalist james foley, steven so the lof, as well as american aid workers pete kasich and kale up mueller. their families have been appealing to the u.s. government for years now to bring those two captured fighters here to the united states to face justice. and today the fbi director appeared alongside the top official in the national security division of the department of justice to announce that those fighters will be here in the united states to face justice. here's how john demers put it, the top national security official at doj -- >> you will face american justice in an american courtroom and the prospect of many years in

he was rebuilding appeared we obliterated isis 100% of the isis caliphate. he was looking to build it again, and we got him. and you know, the guys that got him, not a lot of people know. i think it was kayla's birthday, right? they use the birthday is the number appeared and made talk about specific number, that was their code name for taking out this horrible al-baghdadi, right? a great honor. or they don't do that often. they don't do that often, but they used her birthday. they took him out. they didn't play games. our dog on that one became more famous than i did, and that's good. that dog was a hell of a dog and still is. we also took out the mass murder of american troops and a lot of other people, a lot of other troops. solid maney is dead, another one. and i withdrew from the last administration's disastrous iran nuclear deal. i recognize the true capital of israel and opened the american embassy in jerusalem. [cheers and applause] and every president talked about that for decades and decades. and then they got to be president, and they never did an

isis affiliate is in the region. the africans will have to fight this fight themselves. -- we will beto b there to support them and help them. you have extremism down the coast of east africa and tanzania. we are seeing an outbreak of isis activity in northern mozambique. we have to come together for their african partners and friends and allies. this is an area of burden sharing where we think our european allies can come to the fight in a big way and we can support them. they can't just be a u.s. response. it will have to be in african-european response supported by the u.s. we are bullish on africa and doing a lot, spending a lot of money there. we think we are giving it the right way, unlike the chinese who are seeking to dominate countries for things they don't need. >> and sacking them with enormous debt. >> they bribe corrupt leaders. that money goes to europe or the swiss bank accounts. it is never seen by the people in that country. the chinese then builda boondoggle, a sports stadium using chinese workers,

members of the so-called beatles isis cell, named because of their british accents, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh made their way to syria from london. today, they're charged in a conspiracy to kidnap, torture and murder four americans. >> today is a good day, but it is also a solemn one. >> reporter: the other americans killed. >> steven sotloff was a journalist who covered the middle east. peter kassig was in syria working for a humanitarian organization. kayla mueller was a humanitarian aid worker and human rights activist. >> reporter: authorities say these men were beyond cruel, not only allegedly admitting to beating foley, but also terrorizing the captives by staging mock executions in which the hostages thought they might die. today, the fbi director speaking to family. >> and while their pain may never fully subside, today with the announcement of this indictment, we're beginning to bring them the justice they deserve. >> reporter: the two suspects appeared in court virtually. in order to extradite them here from iraq, the u.s. had to agree not to take the death penalty

isis and al qaeda.frica also figures into the geopolitical competition with china because china, i have written about this, has been working to establish a neocolonial regime in african countries in order to extract resources and wealth from those countries. where is the trump administration with building that strong us africa relationship going forward dealing with the islamic terrorist issue but also counterbalancing china. >> guest: i am bullish on africa. i think africa has a massive population, young population, you have tremendous energy from africa. a lot of entrepreneurs in africa across the whole continent. it is an exciting place to do business and in many ways africa is the future based on the age and use of the population. we are taking a different approach than the chinese. we are encouraging american businesses to be in africa, investing in africa, the development finance, headed by adam who is very active in africa. a new pandemic response program, we are going to build a center of excell

response to isis.l of that was fundamental they are going to have a process of bringing to justice people that they are accusing of being part of that. we had been told that the defeeaants would be ang in person, but have just been informed that they will be doing by web camera to have the katty: the two defendants had been british. they were stripped of their citizenship. in order to get them here, the department of justice had to agree to take the death penalty the table. was that an area of conflict between the u.s. and the u.k.? did the u.k. want them back in london? rerter: the u.k. did not want to prosecute them. it was generally believed that under the law in the u.k. they mighnot be able to mount a strong case with as harsh a punishme as here in the u.s. what the americans wanted was evidence to strengthen their case. there's capital punishment here and there isn't in the u.k. in july, the attorney general said, we will not seek the death penalty and that was the breakthrough american prosecuto

and isis did this, would bring people outs record videos and behead them.is what we're dealing with. we can't be okay with this. and we shouldn't get stuck with labels, but clearly this is noting? that is going to go away after the election regardless of whom wins. >> brandy and naveed, thank you both so much. >>> millions of lives will never be the same because of this pandemic. you'll meet three people who prove it, when "american voices" continues. est 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... or insanely great value. now, with t-mobile for business, there's no compromise. network. support. value. choose. all. three. t-mobile for business. ready when you are. tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? what are you talking about? still a father. but now a fri

antanzania, we are seeing outbreak of isis activity. we are going to have to come together with our friends and allies. this is an area of burden sharing where we think our european allies can come to the fight in a big way, and we can support them. a u.s.t just be response. it will have to be african, european response, supported by the u.s. we are bullish on africa. we think we are doing it in the right way, unlike the chinese who are coming in, seeking to dominate countries. arthur: enormous debt. amb. o'brien: they bribe corrupt leaders. that money goes to europe. it's never seen by the people in that country. the chinese then build a boondoggle, a sports stadium, using chinese workers, not local workers, not improving the skill set of the indigenous people, and it's built by a chinese state-owned enterprise. the money stays in china. they pay chinese workers, and the country is settled with a shoddy infrastructure project that starts falling apart, and they've got a huge debt with massive interest payments. we've had it several afr

against those who would do us harm you know when president from came into office isis had captured an area of the middle east the size of pennsylvania the president trump unleashed the american military and our armed forces destroyed the isis caliphate and took down their leader al baghdadi without one american casualty now baghdadi was responsible for the death of solace and. the notably americans hearts there with the family of killing nearly repair and switch are here with us tonight in salt lake city today 2 of the nicest killers responsible for killing miller's murder were brought to justice in the united states you had a john was killed on the battlefield along with the other beatle the reality is that when joe biden was vice president we had an opportunity to save carolyn miller . brig smart to reflect on about the military came into the oval office presented a plan the so they knew were calleigh was dead he had held it for 18 months abused her mercilessly before they killed her but when joe biden was vice president they has a tainted for a month when armed forces finally went

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we know that isis is just across the border and al qaeda just across the border in the southern end of turkey in syria. we know, we understand, that there have been missions recently to take out high value al qaeda and isis targets by u.s. forces inside syria. so it's not clear where the threat is coming from or how long it will last, but very clear advice, don't lighter in places where foreigners might gather. >> let me follow up on that last point you were making because i am curious if there is any sense about where exactly this threat is coming from. you talk about the geographic proximity of isis in some al qaeda bases and there are other terror groups over the decades, frankly, that have operated in and out of turkey as well. >> well, the turkish government designates the puk a terrorist organization, a kurdish group. generally they are not perceived as being a threat to u.s. citizens, the kurds, generally speaking, rely very heavily for support from the united states, so it would seem at this stage that it would be unlikely to be them who are targeting the united states, but it

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two british members of isis will be extradited to the.s. to ce charges of torture and murder.s, much more. >> woodruff: election day is less thafour weeks away and llions of americans have already st ballots. but as john yang reporul, the voting in many states are still the subject of court cases. >> yang: judy, most of the disputes are over mail-in ballots-- who gets them, what voters have to do to verify their identity and how and when they're turned in. in general, democrats are trying to make them easier to use because of the pandemic and republicans don't want the rules laxed. tammy patrick is senior advisor for democracy fund, a non- partisan foundation who's stated aim is to improve the democratic process. tammy patrick, thank you so much for joining us. i want to walk through the to turning in yoallot andration talk about what's being fought over in the courts at each ofth e steps and the significance of them. let me begin with voter registration. in arizona, which you know ll, u were an election official in maricopa county which includes phoenix, the judge just on mon

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two isis fighters brought to the u.s.l stand trial for the torture and murder of hostages, including journalist james foley and aid worker kayla mueller. and a house divided: the lesson we can all learn from these trump and biden supporters living together under the same roof. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. president trump is back in the oval office and back on camera tonight, two days after returning from the hospital. in a new video produced by the white house, the president says he feels perfect and calls his infection with coronavirus a blessing in disguise. he also says the experimental drug therapy he received is a cure and that he plans to make it available for free to all americans. now, that might be over- promising the drug, made by the company regeneron, because it has not been approved by the f.d.a. and was only given

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