isis is still present ere, it's not a safe area. >> reporter: isis has claimed responsibility for some of the fires, but the group isn't the only source of instability. isis's assault on the yazidisft has eep rifts in the community. yazidis accuse sunni arabs of supporting isis. sunni arabs say they are being ostracized simply because they belong to the sect the terror group pretends to champion. many people have been displaced, and each side accuses the other of land grabs. the commander believes that the fires could be sparked by cycles of inter-communal revenge. ( translated ): of course there are problems over land between the arabs and the yazidis because of theme displas. people have farmed fields that aren't theirs. >> reporter: we travelo kirkuk, another province afflicted by the fires.re here, too, isiins a deadly threat. and here, too, officials cs e land dispu a potential cause of the fires.th governor of kirkuk, however, says that the main reason for thfires was the strongar rainfaller this year. >> ( translated ): the causes are varied but they are all andriven by the heav

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there's about 1,000 isis fighter s back in iraq reeking havoc setting up snipers. what is our role in making sure isis doesn't take iraq and force us to go back in with greater numbers? >> look, we've been very successful over the last now two and a half years to build-out a global coalition to defeat isis. we've got 60 countries working this. we were successful at taking down the real estate they owned, the caliphate they had in syria and western iraq. look president trump has been very clear. where we find the threat from islamic republic of iran, where we find the threat from iran to america we'll respond. we know that terror continues to exist around the world and america can do this. we can end these endless wars, while still making sure that we fight the fight against terror, every place that we find it. we'll do it with american power, and we'll do it importantly using our partners and friends around the world who have a shared interest in defeating this terrorism. >> so you can confirm that isis is back in iraq? >> look, we've said there have been isis figh

qaeda affiliated groups it live but it's also focused for instance on isis victims and also focus on other solutions like for instance we have lawyers that are tending to form to talk about the situation but there's also like like fighters that contributed in defeating dots here in syria and there's also a local politicians that are talking about potential solutions for instance they're talking about improving their economy to prevent people from joining terrorist groups thank you very much and i demand that them back. and laid that preaching time. there's much more still ahead for you on the program we're in the unique weapons of southern iraq where the livelihoods of farmers in what the marshes found millennia is under threat. to its government in exile and tibetans around the world praise their spiritual leader as the dalai lama celebrates his 84th but today. and they're up to stand on the move raul has the details of a big change in the n.b.a. . we got a real change in the weather for some across parts of europe sadly in the northeast is freshening up going to feel a little chill

he said that chief gallagher did, indeed, stab the isis fighter but then he said that isis fighter diediation. on cross-examination by the defense, he then said what do you mean by asphyxiation? that is a very specific term? and corey scott said yes, it was a very specific term. what he meant by that was he put his thumb over a breathing tube that had been inserted into that isis prisoner and he suffocated him. he said he did it as a mercy killing because he did not want that isis fighter to go back into the hands of the iraqi emergency response division which he said had been guilty previously of the torture, rape, and murder of isis prisoners. so corey scott dropped that bombshell. chief gallagher did not kill that isis prisoner, i, corey scott killed him. on the question of the jury that you mentioned as well, dana. two officers five out of the seven to have a conviction. they have reached five out of the seven on the posing with a -- for a picture with the isis fighter. they did not get to five out of seven on any of the other charges. i don't have the exact numbers yet. but the bot

instructor terrorism experts say it's rare an isis fighter from the u.s. is brought back to face charges. >> challenge to identify them and grab them and gain custody of them on the ground in iraq and syria. this is obviously a tremendous achievement in terms of law enforcement and intelligence. >> reporter: his lawyer says asainov would not answer the judge's questions in court today because he doesn't recognize the judge's authority. he could face 20 years in prison if convicted lester >> pete, thank you. >>> dangerous heat is sweeping much of the country tonight. 190 million people are at risk for extreme temperatures and in some places the scorching heat and humidity are going to get worse. blayne alexander is in chicago for this report. >> reporter: in madison, wisconsin, this morning, a mechanical fire at this power plant. >> transformer and active fire. >> reporter: knocked out power downtown on the hottest day of the year with the summer heatwave sweeping the country, today in kansas city, it feels like 110 in omaha and des moines, 114 former new y

all together but however we're fighting in a in a situation that's unprecedented for example with isis and the enemy. does not fight according to those conventions and so we're trying to force an undue burden on our military service members to conduct themselves when there is such a deficit or disparity between how they fight and the the enemy's forces are fighting one interesting thing that you do say is that the u.s. shouldn't apply. rules when feinstein was in countries like afghanistan and now many like coal that incredibly race things and reminiscent of colonial art to choose what would you say so that. yeah so i'm just a simple or fighter in future mean if you will and the 2 terms that you just used racism in colonialism. or a loss for me i don't see how those apply at all but maybe in a more academic discussion i could be convinced otherwise the simple fact is that when you're on the ground fighting a war and. the you are dealing with a combat situation you can apply the same. rule of law the standard that you have in a western country like the united states or name a country in

so doesn't not cache on something must have been there you know just most people when isis or 2 more want to strike liturgy cumple that this is nonsense ok you want to be no got find make him a no go but he's not above this do yoga well until there is an investigation to we find out actually who was responsible today there is a wider issue here i just want to bring our guest in paris emma soffa fertility the u.n. the united nations have been very clear they've said that these migrants can't keep being returned to libya it's putting them at homes risk same by this strike that libya is not a safe place for these people to go back to why are they being forced to go back to libya. well i think i think this is one of the arrangements that have been done with the new libya between the i mean the only being. a few years ago and. especially with the italian government the new italian government about 2 years ago and the arrangement such that the any migrants who are taking off from libya shores. will be if they are caught somewhere in the way towards europe specifically if they are within th

in 2013 and help train isis fighters. court documents todentify him as ruslan maravich asainov, age 42, born in kazakhstan. a naturalized u.s. citizen who lived in this brooklyn neighborhood for five years before joining isis. he appeared in federal court today. prosecutors say an undercover operative working for new york lycity police actual met with him overseas and kept in touch with him afterwards. asainov is accused of helping isis set up training c, rising through the ranks to become a top sniper instructor. terrorism experts say it's re an isis fighter from the u.s. is brought back to fa charges. >> challenge to identify them and grab them and gain custody of them on theround in iraq and syria. this is obviously a tremendous achievement in terms of law enforcement and intelligence. >> reporter: his v lawyer says asaino would not answer the judge's questions in court today becau he doesn't recognize the judge's authority. he could face 20 years in prison if convicted. lester? p >>ete, thank you. >>> dangerous heat i

in 2015.isis many people who we know were arrested.cousin was kidnapped by isis and we don't know anything about him until now. isis, on his rough, and --al-nusra, and assad were against the activist who had a dream of democracy. need until we still it is more about controlling the violence of what is happening. just the idea about we left syria three years ago. we were displaced out of aleppo. we have had all of the experience about the shelling and bombing and every bad situation, the siege. death and displays. and now three years later, the same scenario happenining againn the last few days in idlib, which is unbelievable how the world is still watching this and just speak about isis -- which really did nothing comparing with the regime of violence. center,e to go to any which they document all of the and crimes post of amy: we will do part 2 and put it online at democra we visit oil-rich communities in california's san joaquiuin vally and along alaska's arctic slope, where residents are asking tough questions about the consequences

sniper who trained other isis fighters meaning he was and isis leader who teaches other isis members how to use weapons. us customs and immigration cells fox news he is a naturalized american citizen who entered the us with a diversity visa program called the visa lottery because it focuses on immigrants in countries with historically low rates of immigration and is not the first suspected terrorist to win a visa lottery. prosecutor say in 2013 he bought a 1-way ticket to turkey, crossed the border into syria and fought with isis for five years. last year he was detained by syrian forces loyal to the us and turned over to the fbi. he tried to recruit at least one other person to fight for isis. in march 2015, asinoff to buy a scope and then send back photos of himself holding the rifle fitted with that scope. he met with other associates saying about isis, quote, we are the worst terrorist organization in the world that has ever existed and he wanted to die on the battlefield. the fbi says he left the us to fight on behalf of terrorist ideology adding, quote, he turned his back on th

sniperer who trained other isis fighters. teaches isis members how to use weapons. u.s. customs and immigration said he entered the u.s. through the visa lottery. it focuses on immigrants from country with low immigration. in 2013 he bought a one-way ticket to turkey and crossed the border into syria and fought with isis for 5 years. last year he was turned over to the fbi. and he tried to recruit at least one other person to fight for isis. an illegal immigrant from guatemala who was deported twice has been charged with fatally shooting an iowa woman and her two children. a witness said the 31-year-old man was living at the family's home in des moines but did not have a personal relationship with them. after some type of argument he allegedly shot the mom.io walked inside the house and shot the children. he called 9-11 on himself and is being held on a $3 million bond. tucker. >> tucker: sad story. trace gallagher. have a happy weekend. elizabeth warren just cleared up a glaring question about her personal background. it's n

not guilty in the murder of a captured isis fighter. gallagher was cleared of several other charges tuesday. but he was found guilty of posing with a human casualty. the jury is set to deliberate a sentence on that charge in the coming hours. >>> well, the united states is getting ready to celebrate independence day july 4th with fireworks, cookouts, and summer concerts. but tanks are rolling into washington for donald trump's take on the holiday, and critics are not happy. cnn's tom foreman has the details. >> reporter: the iconic fireworks over the national mall will be moved to a new spot. all flights will be grounded at washington's reagan national airport for more than two hours. and three times the usual number of national guard troops will be deployed for security. all so president donald trump can be the centerpiece for d.c.'s fourth of july celebration. giving an unprecedented speech at the lincoln memorial. >> we're going to have a great fourth of july in washington, d.c. it will be like no other. >> reporter: for all the cost

. - i think isis could get to space. - space isis? - space isis. right, space isis.ut do we really need a space force? - it doesn't make a lot of sense and we would be wasting a lot of dollars, but at the same time, it's just gonna be cool. - let me just unpack what you just said. - right. - we need to have a space force. - mm-hmm. - it's gonna be a waste of money... - yeah. - but it's gonna be cool. - right. - so we need to have it? - pretty much. - you stand by that statement? - i stand by that statement a hundred percent. - [bleep] yeah, space force. - pretty much. pretty much we need, uh, regulations in space because you can do whatever you want. - isn't trump against regulation? - yeah, but as, uh... you know, i just stuttered myself here. you know what? space force... - yeah? - it's just a cool name. - it's just a cool name? and that's good enough. space force. [hip-hop music] ♪ therthen he tried tostitoshael scoops and salsa... and he started following them in real life. ♪ hey, mike. sup. oh! tostitos. get together already. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel.

so doesn't not cache on something must have been there you know just most people when isis or 2 more want to strike there are 3 g. cumple that this is nonsense ok you want to be no go find make him a no go but he's not a not this the oh god well until there is an investigation to we find out actually who was responsible today there is a wider issue here i just want to bring our guest in paris amos off a fertility the u.n. the united nations have been very clear they've said that these migrants can't keep being returned to libya it's putting them at homes risk has been same by this strike that libya is not a safe place for these people to go back to why are they being forced to go back to libya. well i think i think this is one of the arrangements that have been done with the new libya between the i mean. a few years ago and. especially with the italian government the new italian government about 2 years ago and the arrangement such that the any migrants who are taking off from libya shores. will be if they are caught somewhere in the way towards europe specifically if they are within

or isis families by the l n a spokesman at one must mahdi but in looking at media were referred to as turks and jews because they're from a different ethnic tribal sect and a rather different ethnic tribal group ing from the civic tribes of benghazi that most of them or the majority of them led the revolution or or established some of the on groups and that was intolerable to the group after holds today the bedouin groups that are now in control of what has it and i think that's what we should also be focusing on in his 2nd operation in that in that we were told it was al qaida that were in control because that group kicked out isis not if i have to so we can call them isis so we have to call them al-qaeda in that city at the end of an 18 and doesn't like seen a quarter of the population is either dead in jail or displaced that doesn't sound like a narrow character was a fight to me it sounds like a fight between the local citizens of that of that place and if you look at the groups that if i have to used to lead the offensive that came from the bordering towns the bedouin bordering t

isis murdered her family, persecution for being an ethnic minority.ded the nobel prize for speaking out about her experience. when she visited the white house this week, president trump didn't seem familiar with her story. watch as she pleads with the president to help the yazidis. >> i'm from iraq and i cannot say my family, when isis attack us, no one protect us. after 2003, we start sto disappear from our area, from our homeland. when isis attack us in 2014, they kill six of my brother. they killed my mom. they took me to captivity with my 11 sister-in-law, with my sister and my nieces. our home is destroyed. we come to here, we go to europe, we go to arab country that isis did, everyone saw that. we appreciate -- >> and you were captured? >> yes. vice president, he help us a lot. but now today you can solve our problem now. there's no isis but we cannot go back because kurdish government and the iraqi government, they are fighting each other, who will control my area. this happen to me, they killed my mom, my six brother. they left behind -- >> wh

liz: at tucson international airport, a man was arrested for allegedly trying to join isis. president tweeted somali refugees arrested in tucson on way to he equip. >> isis isn't defeated. islamists and people who want to conduct attacks against the west think they can join isis to do just that. it's great we have undercover intel officers and law enforcement and the fbi to go after people who want to join isis. it's timely and americans should remain vigilant. isis isn't defeated. we simply knocked down buildings in iraq and syria. they are alive and well. liz: bernie sanders said he would cut aid to israel to get them to change. >> you have been critical of netanyahu and the israeli government. we give a lot of aid to israel. would you use that aid to get leverage? >> absolutely. i believe the people of israel have the right to live in peace, independence and security end of discussion. that's what i for verntly believe. but i think what has happened under recent years, you have an extreme right-wing government with many racist tendencies. liz: your reaction to that. >> th

so doesn't not cache on something must have been there you know just most people when isis or 2 more want to strike there are 3 g. cumple that this is nonsense ok you want to be no got find make him a no go but he's going to not this do yoga well until there is an investigation so we find out actually who was responsible today there is a wider issue here i just want to bring our guest in paris emma soffa fertility the u.n. the united nations have been very clear they've said that these migrants can't keep being returned to libya it's putting them at homes risk same by this strike that libya is not a safe place for these people to go back to why are they being forced to go back to libya. well i think i think this is one of the arrangements that have been done with the new libya between the i mean the only being. a few years ago and. especially with the italian government the new italian government about 2 years ago and the arrangement such that the any migrants who are taking off from libya shores. will be if they are caught somewhere in the way towards europe specifically if they are

navy seal eddie gallagher not guilty on murder charges in the kilogram isis fighter. the crazy conclusion to a file that sounded more like a hollywood tryst. democrats fuming over donald trump's plan to celebrate america's birthday complete with fireworks and fly overhead military tanks. is it partisan politics? or patriotism? 2020 -- can you tell he is not there? marion williamson excluded from this photo. female presidential candidate just responded, has the internet outraged. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ we will ♪ we will rock you ♪ we will ♪ are watching "fox and friends first" on this wednesday morning, thank you for starting the day with us and we begin, it he gallagher is a free man found not guilty of murdering and basis prisoner. he will face sentencing today for a lesser charge. gallagher's family applauds the verdict. >> navy seal and his wife reacted to their nightmare being over. >> i leave with you and my wife. >> i was feeling we were finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government my husband 54 for four decades in the war on

other isis members in the use of weapons. he also attempted to recruit another individual to travel from the united states to syria to fight for isis. now, julie, he could get up to 20 years in prison if convicted on the current charges. more could be coming. the government requesting a permanent order of detention pending trial. we have a producer there in the courtroom. we will bring you the latest once we get it. >> julie: all right, laura ingle, thank you. have you noticed it's hot outside? that's because the heat wave is affecting millions of people from vermont to oklahoma this weekend. how hot is it going to get? and the actions you need to take. and one town how jeffrey epstein was able to roam hours at a time in violation of a plea deal 11 years ago. ♪ ♪ ates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be

to the united states and united states military but to the world because he's over there fighting isis which is an enemy that very few countries are willing to put forth troops and resources to can to fight themselves so he basically is being charged with premeditated murder for an isis fighter in my mind and i'm just a simple man here but that sounds like an oxymoron that you would send a navy seal to go fight isis which is a cancer upon humanity yes or humans but they've made themselves to be monsters and so they should be treated as such and so when you say that you're going to charge someone with premeditated murder of isis in a combat zone little own a navy seal i just think that's completely contradictory doesn't make any sense. violence has flared up in tel aviv journal probably in honor of its reagan who was shot dead by an off duty police officer. you. know. that was. thousands took to the streets in what appears to have been a spontaneous demonstration some clashed with riot police and others set cars on fire the officer who shot the teenager said he felt his life was in dang

he was charged with murdering an isis war fighter and he is not guilty.: not guilty of war crimes. griff: in a case that separated, really divided the special operations community. for somebody who has bore witness to these fights you cannot put restrictions on a war fighter fighting the most dangerous enemy. that came to the front. it will be interesting to see pete has a lot of experience in this conversation with eddie. ainsley: the supreme court voted 5 to 4 to stop the president's appeal. remember the president wanted that citizen question on the census the 2020 census and the media said that he was defeated. the president said that he is vowing to do whatever it takes to make sure that question gets on there. brian: the president says i'm going to give in on this. very sad america the supreme court ruled against him when the supreme court of the united states won't allow a question of quote is this person a citizen of the united states to be asked on the 2020 census. going on for a long time. i have asked the department of commerce and department of

and i know there's been instances where isis is also conducting operations in afghanistan so i don't know what they trying to get i don't know where they're ideologically. i don't know what they're trying to get out of that they are as ideological as they wore during the soviet occupation i think unless the u.s. troops pull out there's not going to be any negotiations and as we have seen. we don't u.s. doesn't actually really have any influence in afghanistan i have ghana's dentist intro by taleban and. so the u.s. forces there is literally just being present there for military industrial complex some contracts not for different ideological reasons of different hawks who are in these administration and the administration of a bomb when that going to that came before so yeah i mean i i hope i hope the u.s. pulls out against then and i hope they find means to figure things out but then the question stands as well like well what what happens what happens afterwards are we going to we're going to assist the. government in any way of trying to rebuild it and provide necessaries services i

the feds arrested two men for conspiring to provide support to isis.hey were arrested at tucson international airport. they were trying to escape to the area of egypt. they were communicate can with an fbi undercover employee. them were busted at the airport before they could get on the plane. let's get to robert scales. general, your reaction to that news. >> i understand that these two guys were beth emigrated to the united states. isn't it interesting what a place oh small yeah has in the generation of the domestic terrorism. they sent several dozen living in the united states back to syria to fight alongside isis. one of the groups most of influenced by isis it just reinforces the fact that in spite all this emphasis on domestic terrorism and focused on american nationalism, isis is still the main threat to the united states. these guys are still at it. they are being influenced over the internet and we have to remain diligent. all it takes is one successful attempt for this to start all over again. liz: i want to switch gears. forgive me for switc

another person from the united states to come to syria to fight for isis. the director in charge says -- >> in march 201 phi, he asked a confidential informant to send him $2,800 to purchase a scope for his rifle. he messaged one associate exclaiming we're the worst terrorist organization in the world that ever existed and stating that he wished to die on the battlefield. this is a warning to anyone, anywhere in the world that intends to support or attacks terrorist groups against the united states adding that you will be brought to justice. that hearing scheduled to start in the next hour. laura ingle, thanks very much. president trump once again asking or taking aim at the squad. one day after distancing himself from the send her back chant at a rally. where this feud is going next and who, if anyone benefits politically. ♪work so hard give it everything you got♪ ♪strength of a lioness tough as a knot♪ ♪rocking the stage and we're never gonna stop♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... just in case you forgot♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... ♪no no no sweat... that's ens

you're looking at the reunion between rick shayas and isis. isis, who was a baby wasn't breathing, so the deputy gave her cpr and saved her life. since that day, the little girl and the deputy she call "uncle rick" get together every year to celebrate her life. >> uncle rick,el dsn't like chi. but he does really well with them. she giggles. >> oh, well tonight at 6:00, damian trujillo will have more from isis and deputy rick about their special bond. >> wray to go uncle rick. >> i know. >>> we used to dread august, because that means summer vacation is soon to end. quee we're making sure kids start off with all the supplies they need. >> our supporting our schools backpack drive is going strong. go, chris. >> reporter: we've clefollected couple hundred of these backpacks. she is pitching in. you can come down and donate $25 and donate a backpack to a kid in need. how important is one of these backpacks for a kid and their family? >> this backs. for a lot of our families it's very difficult for them to supplies that they need to have a successf

breaking news on eddie gallagher, killing and isis prisoner, got the verdict. jesse smaller that's alleged hate crime hoax, we have footage from the scene. welcome to fox news at night. battle lines being drawn tonight in a clash between democratic lawmakers and border patrol officials and agents. david fund has the very latest. >> a lot going on, new images depicting what is going on in these border facilities, those are not coming from people inside but directly from the inspector general with the department of homeland security, that office calling for immediate action, using the words, quote, dangerous situation. these are the images showing border facilities in texas, the images showed dozens of young adults and children cramped together in detention rooms. one of the captions read standing room only from that report. thousands have taken to the streets to protest outside ice offices in major cities. in boston there were 18 arrests just today. yesterday delegation made of several members of congress toward a facility near el paso, texas, alexandria ocasio

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the main concern isis the animals, whwhere they live. we need the baseline study for that.ford: when you're walking, just keep an extra eye out, or make sure there's no bears around. we share this special place with them. we get a lot of refuge visitors at the polar bear viewing, and the numbers have been increasing every year. man: i'm guiding to see polar bears, and i realize that the polar bears are in abundance here on the shore because their habitat has s gone away becacaue the world has been burning t too much fossil fuel. it's--climate change is happening. man: well, this time of year, they should be out on the ice, eating seals. that ice is not there for them. i've seen them eating young caribou on the beaeach. they're gonna have to learn to adapt, i guess. we have to learn to adapt, too. we gotta change. we have to change. rexford: folks tend to try to tie the climate change directly to the oil and gas industry. man: they say that because a lot of pepeople are polluting t ther hundreds of miles away from us. well, ice is not there no more. but we're the ones sittin

they're charged with being members of a terrorist organization, isis. trace?> trace: benjamin, there's been some successful attacks in australia. >> yeah. there has been an uptick over the last few years. we've seen eight terror attacks since 2014 alone and five innocent people have died. quite a few more injured. we've seen stabbings, shootings, hostage taking. australians have joined isis in a large way over 150 heading to iraq and syria to join the terror group, making it's one of the highest per capita. this latest arrest has ignited the debate about whether to revoke the citizenship of those that have joined isis in iraq and syria. there's over a dozen in camps in iraq and syria and big questions about what to do with them. australians don't want them back. trey? >> trace: thanks, benjamin. thank you. millions of years from now, there will be no solar eclipses as the moon drifts too far from earth to block the sunday. so catch them while you can. for instance, there's one today already underway. we're watching it as it happens and we'll bring you the best

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terrorist group like isis and al qaeda are hate groups. they all advocate anti-semitic violence. we are committed to using counterterrorism tools and expertise to counter terrorist violence inspired by hate. we work closely with the criminal division where crimes involving hate also involved terrorism. the topic of this panel is how to combat anti-semitism consistent with the first amendment. our experience with respect to the first amendment issue is on the terrorism side, offering perspective on the legal and policy frameworks we have developed to counter terrorism. we have powerful authorities on the terrorism side with respect international terrorism so adhering to first amendment limitations is an important part of the national security division's mission. we not only help prosecute cases involving terrorism but other threats to national security, we perform an important oversight role with respect to the fbi's activities and the intelligence community activities under surveillance laws and surveillance statutes. i explain our approach in connection with investigations of pr

so doesn't not cache on something must have been there you know just most people when isis or 2 morewant to strike liturgy cumple that this is nonsense ok you want to be no go find make him a no go but he's going to look this do yoga well until there is an investigation to we find out actually who was responsible today there is a wider issue here i just want to bring our guest in paris emma soffa fertility the u.n. the united nations have been very clear they've said that these migrants can't keep being returned to libya it's putting them at homes risk as we've seen by this strike that libya is not a safe place for these people to go back to why are they being forced to go back to libya. well i think i think this is one of the arrangements that have been done with the new libya between the i mean your libya. a few years ago and. especially with the italian government the new italian government about 2 years ago and the arrangement such that. any migrants who are taking off from libya shores. will be if they are caught somewhere in the way towards europe specifically if they are withi

mosul is the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader. made his only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and posed a challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier to treat it from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies a u.s. led coalition and iran backed shia militias and back then the united states acknowledged their efforts right now there they had a great role in liberating iraq what is their next role i don't know without me that's a decision for the government of iraq it was an uneasy convergence with so on enemies fighting on the same side against a common target when we should can more and it is obvious that iran and the us are enemies by iraq managed to bring them closer in the fight against i saw there was a marriage of convenience between iran and the. u.s. back then given the fact there was no direct contact between the 2 sides in the battle of mosul in the current escalation between the 2 countries i think it is quite difficult for both sides to cooperate or have their in