isis isis in the euphrates river valley and in eastern syria, as well as isis in afghanistan. and both are very clear in their desire to the united states. and we saw, isis, deliver a very effective attack in moscow a few months ago, too. so i would argue that in the euphrates river valley and not directly done by americans troop presence there is about 1000 soldiers, more or less. i don't know the exact anymore, but the kurds do most of the work there, the the sdf were sitting on prisons with about 10,000 hardened isis fighters, of which thousand, i would argue, are particularly dangerous. and if we left, they would be out, they'd be in the body and that would be very bad. additionally, know significant problems at the idp camps there if we left, i think bad now they're going to get lot worse. if we redraw what protection we for them now additionally and finally i would point out that i do believe we keep our boot on the neck of isis in that region. it's difficult to plot against attacking detroit when you're worried about surviving the night and so that's just an that's just

salafi terrorist group iraq and syria are attacking iraq under the abbreviated name of isis, which has occupied many parts of syria for some time. for the first time, history is witnessing the most horrific images of killing thousands of people, including shiites and iraqi people. isis, which has razed historical religious places and mosques to the ground many times, while claiming the destruction of the city of karbala and the holy shrines , is threatening the arbaeen pilgrims on foot in the most brutal way possible. but this year, not only the number of pilgrims will not decrease, but the number will reach its highest level, i.e. 24 million people. a crowd of lovers aba abdullah, which is not exclusive to sunni shia and also includes followers of other religions. a phenomenon that has become more widespread in the following years. in the way that this tradition is known as the largest gathering of pilgrims in the world , how is it possible that 20 million, but i will say this , it is possible ayatollah azma sistani 6 years ago, i think issuing a fatwa that arbaeen does not include th

i isis and eastern syria as well as isis k and afghanistan are clear in their desire to attack the united states. we seldom deliver an attack in moscow just a few months ago. so i would argue that in the valley not directly done by americans, our presence is about a thousand soldiers more or less. i don't know the exact numbers but they do most of the work there. sitting on prisons with about 10,000 ardent fighters of which 2,000 i would argue are particularly dangerous and if we left, they would be out, they would be in the body politic as it and it would be very bad. significant problems in the idp camps if we left i think they are bad now. they arese going to get a lot worse if we withdraw the protection we have now. additionally, and finally i would point out that i do believe we keep our boot on the neck of isis in that region. it's difficult to plot against attacking detroit when you worry about surviving the night and so that is an unpleasant but nonetheless part of the business. so i would say there may be effects i won't deny by our presence there and they are good becompelling r

[inaudible] >> on me at into this just a qualification but there is a major isis attack and iran, isis or k as a commemoration for soul mommy i'm notly sure i agree wih your analysis. they have so as we all know it's more about iran then is. >> are not sure i would agree with that. isis in that valley and eastern syria as well as isis-k and afghanistan are clear inte their desire to check the united states was a isis-k deliver a very effective attack in moscow. i would i argue not directly doe by americans about 1000 soldiers i don't know the exact numbers anymore. the kurds or do most of the work there. we are sitting on prisons with about 10,000 hard isis fighters 2000 or particular dangerous if we left it will be very bad. additionally significant problems at the camps there they are bad now they're going to get a lot worse if we draw what protection we have for them now per additionally and finally i would point out i do believe we keep her boot on the neck of isis in that region is difficult to plot against attacking when you're worried about surviving the night. that's unpleasant

see and hear the untold things about his body exchange with isis. on monday, the 6th of shahr 96 at 23:00 , when the command called, he said that his name is saifullah haj hosseini. he has been working in the army for 45 years. but at the same time when the iranian forces went to syria to defend the shrine. he also left. i entered syria in february 2013. 3 years after his presence in the syrian front , he was entrusted with an important mission, a mission that was never repeated after that. the difference between daesh and the takfir front in general with 8 years of holy defense was that the takfiris did not bury our martyrs where they were martyred. in august 2016, his mission was to track down the body of a 26-year-old young man whom isis released a video of in cyberspace. i said that i would like to achieve happiness by marrying you, and happiness is the same as martyrdom. the handing over of his pictures made isis sensitive to the name of hajjaji , and in the virtual space, the situation of shaheed hajjaji blossomed and spread throughout iran an

high interception and very low error rate hit the headquarters of the isis commanders in this city, aat was achieved with the authority and conviction of the iranian forces. they say very well . a kilometer away from a village house in the village, there is an alley, and beyond that, it feeds the people on the other side. they are with us, sir, this is amazing for the children in the end, what should they do? one thought came to their minds, not one person, not two people, all those who are involved in this big work, and this sentence of haj hassan came to their mind . let's call saddam's officers' club, which is the headquarters of their commanders, there was a residential complex on the other side , there was a place that also had a school, so they were thinking that it's very good, now if they hit it, it's going to go beyond, it's going to go to the school, it's going to go to the people. haj hassan yahu came in and said, "do n't you accept this verse?" the command center of saddam's forces in afsan club this memory was evoked in the children's minds when haj hasan came and said th

we can be fairly certain it was isis that i certain it was isis that inspire this individual.ven the weapons available and opportunistic and they are really seeking to capitalise, there was an arrest of a 15—year—old, when i believe he is the perpetrator but he knew of the attack, they have been going after kids that are incredibly young, 13, 14, 15 years old. some of them are radicalised from tiktok and isis is inspiring them to launch attacks. even if they are just a knife attack or the numbers are low in terms of that, that is largely reflective of the weapons that are available in germany. interestingly, the last of fact isis claimed in germany was a vehicle attack going back several years, so i think we are on the cusp of another object right now in attack in western europe. we have seen more plotting now that the olympics are over in paris, isis will get back to continuing to try to inspire teenagers to launch one of attacks throughout western europe and north america. i5 europe and north america. is that a new tactic by the islamic state group, targeting younger kids? i

and isis-k in afghanistan.this isn't a mission accomplished sort of thing, but it is worth noting that afghanistan today, these dire predictions have not come to pass. but we do see isis in particular as a significant threat. isis-k, which was responsible for the terrorist attack in moscow, an attack in iran. we see isis core still having some capability. and we see them plotting in europe. one last point, i have been going on for too long, but this is another notable event. and frankly, success. as folks probably remember, earlier this month there was press about a series of arrests in austria and vienna of four individuals who were plotting to attack a taylor swift concert. and they were found with explosives. they were found with bomb making material. they had access to the venue. they were plotting, i think the concert was the next day, the day after they were arrested. they were plotting to kill a huge number, tens of thousands of people at this concert, including i am sure many americans. and were quite a

zainab, peace be upon her, and fighting with isis bloodsuckers. yes, august 18. his martyrdom is also like his master hossein bin ali biser, the martyr of biser, who knows what has happened to the divine head of zahra, may she soon reach her mother, now mohsen has captivated everyone with that deep peace and his beautiful smile and has made the virtual space conquered august 19, 1396 general qassem soleimani, commander of the quds force, to the people of iran, especially the family of martyr hajji. they will take it with a firm decision, which is to uproot the evil tree of wahhabism and terrorism from the islamic world. islamic world to the last person. we will not stand down. week of september 1396. the body of the martyred defender of mohsen hajji's shrine during the exchange between the resistance forces and the terrorist group. delivering the ascension of the shahs of tadmar it goes to syria and finally on october 3rd, 2016, after waiting for a long time, the holy body of martyr mohsen hajji arrived in tehran . the sincerity of this young man

it does, and isis rarely issues false claims, so we can be certain that it was isis that inspire this both pragmatic even the weapon available and opportunistic, and they are seeking to capitalise. there was an arrest of a 15—year—old and we do not believe he is ever arbitrator but he knew of the attack. they do not go after kids that are incredibly young, 13 or 1a or 15, some are radicalise on tiktok and isis is now inspiring them to lodge attacks evenif inspiring them to lodge attacks even if they are just a knife attack, the numbers are low in terms of lethality but that is largely a reflection of the weapons available in a german early. interestingly the last attack that isis claimed was a vehicle attack, going back several years, so i think we're on the cusp another optic right now and attacks in western europe. we have seen more plotting and now that the olympics are over in paris isis will get back to continuing to try to inspire teenagers to launch one of attacks throughout western europe and north america. i5 throughout western europe and north america.— north america. is tha

that's why it moves in fluid against isis. during that time, he says the militants raked his home and other houses with explosives. this one was completely destroyed. they used to, there's a car though to move between houses. the connect as an id here with a gas kind of look at it, because the 1st thing people need to when they come back home is gas to cook, right? and when you touch it, the movie dr. books plus the back door. why it tells me that several vintage has have died in such a explosion. iraq is one of the most heavily mind countries in the world may as of the lives of mind, stuff in ponds. it's yeah, throughout the many wars and conflicts over the last decade. clearing all the contaminated land does a job for generations to come, but there's a group of people, including many local women who's taking on this dangerous task because this one of them removing what is left behind what has become our lives causes when the yeah, i don't want anyone to ever see what isis did to me or what they've left behind. the left side

military asked the taliban to search isis locations in kabul during evacuation.he taliban multiple times refused to do so. i think that potentially could have changed the game. the taliban, the first thing they did and they took over the airbase around august 15, which we abandon a month and a half earlier, the first thing they did was they threw open the gates of the prison, freed thousands of taliban prisoners, dozens of al qaeda prisoners in over 1000 isis k prisoners. one of those went on to become the abbey gate bomber. centcom is now saying that they expanded their definition of nonpreventable to even saying it didn't matter whether the abbey gate bomber was behind bars or running free. even if he had been locked up, never freed by the television, isis wouldk have used another bomber. i find that to be extremely fatalistic. i find that to be absurd. i think anyone with common sense would know if you can go back in time and stop the person to carried out an attack from being able to carry it out, that makes it less likely the attack is going to occur. that g

listen. >> this is what isis does. the use opportunity is to create mass casualty terrorist attacks. we saw it and moscow and they look for soft targets like malls and music concerts. so often, the planning for these terrorist attacks cuts across state boundaries and we really need to focus on working together especially against our allies and partners. >> sandra: you took interest in this, the beloved icon of american culture spent two decades across the music industry and drops 70,000 plus fans with thousands waiting outside, just hoping to catch a glimpse. but to terrorists that chant "death to america" and nobody is untouchable. morgan, what you think about this? >> just goes to show that nobody is untouchable as i tweeted, but that isis is still planning to kill americans. just a look back at the end of the second obama term. he had called isis the j.d. squad. remember that? and that isis had established a physical caliphate in syria. when president trump came in in 2017 he had to unleash the military to destroy t

these positions existed before isis and then isis. please, mr. doctor, please tell me, madam . by the way, a very good topic was said by one of the person who followed up on the issue of the sacrificers and especially the health advocates was the health commission, and i happened to participate in its meetings, and the parliament insisted. we wanted martyrs defending health to be counted as martyrs of service and martyrs of health and this transformation by the way, there was a recipe in the regulation that you should see the parliament, mr. doctor, you make the law, the parliament writes the law, not the regulation. i myself participated in the sacrifice committee of the ministry of health and i don't understand why mr. farafikni accuses us of abandoning the act of abandoning the government. ministry of health, these 360 ​​of our dear ones who were martyred they counted as martyrs and they counted only 68 martyrs, but one of them, who happened to be a qazvini, i ran for two years until their case because it was in our constituency, i was their client, i was their lawyer. let's

because when the yeah, i don't want anyone to ever see what isis did to me or what they've left behind. the left side dies. so she and her team half when the exam and the lines with the metal detector, one wrong steps could be deadly. and how so the other, we never know what to expect, but that doesn't stop us. we're not only here to save our own lives, but those have so many people, the vision we want them to finally play again, come here with their children or just go for a walk without fear. she been a whole for z hum, working to read her country of the atlantic states legacy is a goal, was fighting for and with every bomb she can is painful. memories faded little more into the distance to bangladesh by thousands of people have been trying to cross into india since finding protest script the country in july. i think reports of attacks on hindus, many of whom hope the bangladesh and du majority. neighbors will provide them with a safe haven of things. a dash has been in a state of turmoil after weeks of violent protests, thousands of bangladesh, cities have gathered at the indian bor

liz: don't negotiation witherer tyes and isis is -- negotiate with terrorists and isis is radicalizingacks more than quadrupled in europe and teenagers accounted for nearly two third of isis linked arrests in europe in the prior nine months and two dozen isis linked attacks plans are disrupted since october and 38 out of 58 suspects between the ages of 15 and 19. >> think about it, liz, eight years under barack obama and he could not take care of isis. in your fears under donald trump, it took him months to break isis. now we bring back the second obama administration and joe biden and in three and a half years, isis is back in business. chris wray, director of fbi said in front of a congressional hearing the terror threats are at all time high and coming at the same time and again, it's because people do not fear this administration and they don't expect them to respond. this is why donald trump is the only option in november. liz: a live shot of president biden heading to the beach amid all this turmoil. congressman emmer, thank you for joining us tonight. it's a pleasure having you

this is isis now on the move.pening at the same time that the united states and its allies are overly focused on what we call great power competition. china, russia, occupy and it's, it's a bit of a perfect storm. i'm a bit concerned about what we're going to see in the us to the —— lead up to the us election and the rest of the year. an abandoned tanker carrying 150,000 tonnes of crude oil is on fire in the red sea. the greek—flagged ship was attacked by yemen's houthis houthis on wednesday. the iran—backed movement — which is designated a terrorist organisation by the us — released this footage of the attack. the tanker�*s crew was evacuated to safety on thursday. experts are warning of a possible ecological disaster in the red sea due to the amount of oil on board. houthis have targeted more than 80 ships since since october, disrupting a vital trade route. the us, uk and other allies have responded over the months with strikes on houthi targets targets in yemen. the houthi movement says it is standing in solid

and also i escapee the prime suspect had pledge allegiance to isis. neighbors say his family was always reserved oversee when they lived very reclusive. lee we did not see them in their backyard or their children outside the contents are canceled, but the swifties have filled the streets of vienna fans we spoke to say they're disappointed, but grateful to be saved we made a bad situation. >> and son will be ours and salma abdelaziz joins us now from vienna following one of the best stand-ups i have ever seen, the next stop for taylor swift's tour is in london. what are authorities saying there about security concerns? >> yes, john. so the london mayor, sadiq khan has spoken out and he has said that the concert will go ahead and that he's going to work with authorities, work with partners, of course, for the event and continue to make sure that that is a secure and safe event. of course, thousands expected to attend, yet again, so taylor swift's eras tour continues, hopefully in london for those fans were waiting with bated breath. but of course a heig

and after two days he was martyred by isis. on monday, the sixth of shahr 96 at 23:00 , when the command called, he said tonight his name is saifullah haj hosseini , he has been active in the irgc for 45 years, but at the same time that the iranian forces went to syria to defend the shrine, he also left in bahman 93. i entered syria, 3 years after his presence in the syrian front, he was entrusted with an important mission, a mission that was never repeated after that. the difference between isis and the takfir front in general, with 8 years of holy defense, was that the takfiris were martyrs. we found out that he was not martyred in the first place when the martyrdom was not buried at all. he is caught by isis forces and later they martyr him in iraq's akashat and in the meantime they cut off his head, tie him to a car and leave him as a slave . let his body be my lawyer. yes, they are happy. i remember the first day of my marriage when i told you that i would like to achieve happiness by marrying you, and happiness is martyrd

he wasn't inspired by isis. he wasn't a right-wing domestic terrorist he, he seems to be a bit light these people that they were trying to find a y and sometimes there is no why and that's very on satisfactory. but right now, clearly isis has a long record of either carrying out these attacks or inspiring these attacks at concerts. i think it's perfectly reasonable to be concerned going forward about the protection of these concerts and the protection of the concert goers. and i think they austrian authorities in an excess of caution did the right thing which has canceled this concert and hopefully she's got other concepts planned in the uk. hopefully there won't be anybody who's inclined to attack those and that the trial will end peacefully. >> let's hope indeed i'm so concerned about all of this. peter bergen. thanks as usual, for joining us and still ahead. there's more news. we're following family members of the doomed titan sub crew have filed i'll go wrongful death lawsuit against the vessels operator wha

liberation of al-hawariya town, this person is the last picture of the defender of the shrine that isis requested to hand over his body. he made money, i am getting ready to take over tal fatemiyeh, we will not take back what we gave for the sake of god, i said, if you ask the martyr himself, he is ready. the government of iran would not accept the 100-year martyr card picket and we did not agree to give this money to isis, it was from our country's treasury, and of course this money was a support for them. the defender of hazrat zeinab's shrine, the commander of malik ashtar shushtar's battalion, we had three gorans to capture the city of deir al-adas, with the first goran who moved to fight with his own armed men , mr. kajbaf was martyred, but his body remained in the hands of the takfiris, it took 52 days. to the body of abu sajad in the exchange of martyrs. ashhod returned to the country from the day i saw him on the fronts of tikrit, muhammad, the messenger of god, i felt that he would soon be martyred. according to the speech of haj qasim, haj shaban nasiri 1364, we were warriors,

this person is the last picture of the defender of the shrine, whom isis asked for money to hand over am getting ready to occupy tel fatimieh , we will not take back what we gave in the way of god. i said that if you ask the martyr himself, would you be willing to give money to the iranian government , the 100-year-old pikette would not accept it, and we did not agree to give this money to isis, even from the bayt. it was our country's wealth and it was definitely a support for them. hadi kajbaf was a fighter for the holy defense for many years and then the defender of hazrat zainab's shrine. battalion commander maleke ashtar shushtar , we had three gorans to capture the city of deir al-ads, and the first goran who moved to fight with the armed men was one of the pioneers in igoran. mr. kajbaf was martyred. but his body remained. it took 52 days for the takfiris to return abu jajad's body to the country in the exchange of martyrs. the martyr of muhammad rasoolullah, from the day i saw him in the fronts of tikrit, i felt that he would soon be martyred. haj shaban nasiri 1364 , we met h

first, we will have a look at what isis is actually doing with the multiple wars and crisis. as we just mentioned, the threat posed by the so called atlantic state has someone faded into the background. however, for security experts, it was always clear, the thread has not disappeared, it was just waiting for the right moment. or the shock runs deep people and zoning in are stunned. he wouldn't give his site the uncertainty as to why this had to happen. why innocent people had to die. so i'm looking for why weren't the borders where they were allowed to cross properly controls, which quintal yet. memories of the 2016 attack on the berlin christmas market come flooding back. when 13 people were killed by an eye, a supporter, it was the last major attack in germany that i as officially claimed responsibility for. since then, loan is long as motivated perpetrators have carried out numerous other attacks. last march, a terrorist attack on a concert hall in moscow, russia was allegedly carried out by an affiliate. more than a 140 people were killed. the methods of terror have chan

isis has claimed responsibility for attacking concerts before.moscow, just last march, gunmen killing 60 people. a suicide bomber killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert in the uk in 2017. and in paris, attacks across the city left 130 people dead in 2015. >> isis is still out there. they are still active, they are still online. they are still recruiting. >> reporter: after the arrests, vienna police were ready to move forward with the show, saying the concrete danger has been minimized. but they acknowledged an abstract threat remained. tonight, taylor swift's team not taking any chances. and linsey, taylor has announced that all of those disappointed fans will be getting a full refund. tonight, linsey, we're also learning from sources that it was a u.s. intelligence that found that at least one of those suspects had pledged their allegiance to isis-k, and then passed that information onto the austrians and europol. linsey? >> linsey: maggie, thank you. >>> we move on now to the race for the white house. vice president kamala harris and gov

. >> isis is still out there.y are still active. they are still online. they are still recruiting. >> a bomb squad was seen removing chemicals from one of the suspect's homes, testing for possible explosives. but officials say any potential bombs would not have been ready in time for this week's concerts. the austrian chancellor saying the situation surrounding the apparently planned terrorist attack in vienna was very serious, adding the threat was recognized early combated and a tragedy prevented. isis has not claimed responsibility, but it has been behind attacks on other concerts. a gunman killed 60 people in moscow in march. oh my god. and an isis backed bomber killed 22 fans at an ariana grande concert in 2017. we all know now swift was scheduled to take the stage in austria three times this week, just one stage above the sold out. shows were expected to draw 65,000 fans each night inside the ernst happel stadium. another 15,000 outside. the threat comes just a week after three children in the uk were stabbe

however, since that time isis has actually d as seen and the massive growth box. we also because we are no longer taking care of the problem, the core of word, the stairs, abrasions operate since 2019 significant reductions of military operations in syria and iraq. since 2021. we collectively withdrew from afghanistan since 2020 feet partially on decisions by the winter and emissions that partially because the military james invest africa asked us to leave no more ability to put pressure on ices. or i'll kite. i will have incredible amount of fighters money. i can weapons in west africa, so we are no longer fighting terrorism in its core areas and pens. it's not real surprised that of course the tires in fact in our own countries is increasing because i don't if she hasn't changed a strategy is reagan to waste through a continuous stream of terror attacks. and so of course, now they have more operational freedom in the core areas, more concentration, more energy, more if it's all put towards the external attacks, including in europe including germany. and of cours

this was a direct response to the isis attack in tehran. the choice of target is very significant because irgc has attacked the people who planned the attacks on iran. this attack also. this attack is a strong and direct message from the iranian revolutionary guards corps to the groups that carried out the two recent attacks in tehran. iran, which did not have a reliable missile power during the imposed war, has now found this power had decided to target his enemies from a distance of 800 kilometers by firing ground-to-ground missiles of his new generation. a progress that was possible only in the shadow of faith in god, self-confidence, relying on internal capabilities and jihadi management. if there is a path that has an opinion but a prayer but behind it.

isis targeting teens for recruitment online, and a group of veterans say they have been ignored despite promises from the government and some of them are dying before they get the help they need. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central two presidential campaigns it's two different strategies. >> let's begin with former president donald trump, who's expected to speak at mar-a-lago in about an hour. he made the announcement this morning on truth social writing that he'll be quote, do doing a general news conference. >> the trump campaign has been pressuring vice president kamala harris to answer more questions from reporters. >> she's not held a press conference since elevating to the top of the democratic ticket we're also watching as harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz push ahead on their battleground blitz. they are set to speak in detroit very soon and cnn's arlette saenz is live on the trail in detroit, or let the trump team has ramped up its attack on both harris and walz. is there any indication

isis claims responsibility for a deadly stabbing attack at a german festival. late summer heat wave putting 40 million americans on alert. >>> we begin with stunning news from nasa. two american astronauts will not be coming home on boeing's troubled starliner due to safety concerns. instead a spacex dragon capsule will bring them back to earth in february of next year. butch wilmore and suni williams were expected to be there eight days, now expected to stretch to eight months. the launch has been plagued with issues since it blasted off there june. starliner will depart unmanned from the space station in september to make room for the spacex craft. tonight, what this all means for the astronauts and boeing's future in space. >> reporter: after more than 80 days aboard the international space station, tonight, nasa says astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams will have to wait until february 2025 to return home, using spacex's crew-9 dragon capsule instead of boeing's starliner. >> the decision to keep butch and suni international space station and to bring

against the isis remanence. our top priority is hitting the planners who are trying to prepare for attacks out of the area. beyond and other points on the globe. we've carried out a very successful strike very intense airborne operation. our folks got shot at a little bit that got a real success and take out a big isis terror planning campaign. >> seven americans injured it is not sign on the injuries were terribly serious. should we expect a blowback from the american operation? >> not blowback. they will have watch this target which was a big compound for a long time. short-term they broken up fighters for possible operations lolonger-term this is a reminder the defeat isis coalition the end of the caliphate back in 2018 very much in place it should strengthen iraqi security as well. the buy demonstration said they wanted to resume but that appears is not going to happen. at least while joe biden is still in office. >> oh my goodness yes. iran's new president and the ayatayatollah gave permission ad sort of sa

this person is the last picture of the defender of the shrine, who isis asked for money to hand over his body. i am getting ready to capture tel fatimi. we will not take back what we gave in the way of god. i said that if you ask the martyr himself, are you willing to pay the iranian government, he found out that the martyr would not accept it for 100 years, and we did not accept this money. surely, this money was a support for them. hadiyeh kajbaf, a warrior of the holy defense for many years and then the defender of hazrat zeinab's shrine, the commander of the malik ashtar shushtar battalion to take the city of deir ul-ads, we have three gorans. we had with the first goran who moved to fight with the armed men, he was one of the first. the conversation of haj qasim haj shaban nasiri 1364, we were fighters, we were his students, the difference between shaban nasiri and you in the discussion of mosul and in the discussion of isis with the nasiri we knew 30 years ago, 32 years ago, he was more determined, mr. nasiri . where isis attacked and captured almost the entire country of iraq,

all three suspects were radicalized online by isis recruiters it's very worrying. we can see that in austria, we have very young guys that are radicalized due to the fact that they are using the online propaganda that is proud out from isis. and also i escapee the prime suspect had pledge allegiance to isis neighbors say his family was always reserved. >> homeless events yesterday, they lived very reclusive flee. >> we did not see them in their backyard or their children outside a depraved plot that could have killed and maimed many sorry canceled, but the swifties have filled the streets of vienna fans are sad grateful to be safe we make the best of a bad situation and son will be ours. >> and jake, we are learning that the u.s. tipped off austrian officials, warn them about this terror plot. they're still unraveling the details, but it's what they found in this home right behind me here. the home that belonged to that 19-year-old suspect, the machetes, the knives, the chemicals, the potential detonators that really has that really has investigators concerned jake

intelligence officials, arresting two suspected militants, saying they pledged allegiance to isis, saying they seized bomb-making materials. officials say a threat still remains. late details just coming in. >>> the race for the white house in full swing. vice president harris and running mate tim walz hit the ground running, kicking off their battleground state tour. while former president trump and j.d. vance go on the attack. vance crossing paths on the trail in wisconsin with air force two, suggesting walz, who served in the army national guard for 24 years, is guilty of stolen valor. democrats pushing back. and what president biden just said about his concerns if trump loses. selina wang from the campaign trail, and rachel scott standing by. >>> debby isn't finished yet. picking up strength in the warm waters of the atlantic before making landfall again. this time, in south carolina. parts of the region prepare for another ten inches of rain, doubling what's already fallen, and the northeast is next. residents are bracing for major flooding after a separate system wreaked havoc in th

one pledging allegiance to isis. the disturbing evidence police uncovered. >>> also tonight, team usa speeding to gold here in paris. quincy hall coming from behind to win the men's 400 meter. a historic win for the women's cycling team, and usa women's basketball now just two wins away from gold. >>> the race for the white house, kamala harris and tim walz spending their first full day as running mates on a midwest battleground blitz. >>> j.d. vance holding dueling events in the same cities. the two campaigns nearly crossing paths on the same tarmac. >>> and donald trump reacting to the new democratic ticket. why he says he's thrilled harris picked walz. >>> tropical storm debby regaining strength off the southeast headed for a second landfill. >>> the boeing starliner cruise stuck in space. why nasa now says they may not make it home until next year. >>> and it's the fastest summer olympics sport and one of the newest. the american hoping to kitesurf her way to gold. >> and this goes in the water. >> announcer: thi

nasiri, so please say hello, where are you in hazi, where isis attacked and almost the whole country iraq, except for a very limited area and occupied there the fatwa that hazrat ayatollah sistani gave something like 2 million people as eight branches to announce the readiness of one of the main elements that formed this command was the martyr shaban nasiri, whose efforts took 38 years to identify a region. and well, in one of those explosive traps, unfortunately, that happened to them , they were there until the moment of liberation and they were no longer there when they were completely liberated. hash shaaban, despite all his efforts, did not see the freedom of mosel and became mosel's jahan ara. mehboob babarahim of sed and sima news agency. the women of one of the villages around oromiya they cooperated and created a home business together with the village women, each of them does something , and i do my own share by sweating in najoba , then we sell, we bake bread, both for outside and for ourselves . they were able to be breadwinners for their families with their small savings

these positions were before isis and repeated after isis. thank you, doctor. please , madam, by the way, one of the people who participated in the meetings said a very good topic, and by the way, the parliament insisted that the martyrs who defend health martyr of account service and martyr of health and this transformation happens to be one the instruction was given in the regulations to see that the parliament , mr. doctor, make laws. the parliament writes the law, not the regulations. compile the regulations of the ministry of health of shahid foundation. develop regulations. we held three meetings for iranat regulations. myself, i participated in the ministry of health's veterans commission and i don't understand why dr. frafikeni accuses us of abandoning elephants. philo left the government. unfortunately, our friends in the government, who could not count these 360 ​​of our dear ones who became martyrs with the coordinated action between the martyr foundation and the ministry of health and counting only 68 martyrs for one of them , who happened to be gha

in the statement of the ministry of information, it is stated that these 14 arrested isis members hadered the country illegally with the aim of carrying out terrorist operations, and the results of their interrogation will be published later. the ministry of information also asked the people of the trustees and those involved in mosques, takkayas, processions and delegations on the eve of hosseini's arbaeen. any suspicious cases and movements immediately report to the news headquarters of the ministry of information at number 13 . arbaeen radio, which is one of the most popular radio channels during the month of safar , broadcasts part of its programs live from karbala among the pilgrims. oh god, or hossein, or agha, or hossein, this is karbala and this street studio of radio arbain is said to a series of people who sat at the foot of this radio, where are you from karbala , where do you come from ? i always sit in the car, radio arbain. you don't move during muharram and travel how much is the frequency? in the past years, arbaeen radio promoted you to come and participate in the arb

in his first mission , he mostly operated in aleppo and latakia against isis , but this time he is goingbe near the border. go to iraq with his comrades in arms. august 15, 1396 , al-tanf, the border region between syria and iraq, when mohsen was behind a barricade next to a half-dead body a number of his comrades resisted and fought against isis and were captured. a cut throat. the pictures published by daesh of hajji's captivity attract the attention of many audiences because mohsen's face shows calmness and fortitude and his daesh enemy's face shows disgust and cruelty. soon after , the news comes that daesh has arrested mohsen for the crime of defending the holy shrine. zainab, peace be upon her, and the fight against daesh bloodsuckers have been brutally martyred . yes, august 18, 1396. mohsen achieves his wish. martyrdom, that too, like his master hossein bin ali biser. headless martyr, who knows what happened to you. god bless you, may your mother come home soon. now mohsen has captivated everyone with his deep calmness and beautiful smile. has captured the virtual . august 19, 13

he suggests that if isis is going to be removed from the territory of iraq, the presence of the people must be maximized. my suggestion is the arbaeen procession. and now this presence has caused a non-muslim european documentary maker to describe it this way. i stood on a rooftop looking out a stream of pilgrims arriving in the city and at my colleagues net on the floor weeping in the presence. i felt... overwhelmed and confused. how could up to 25 million people walk in peace every year and no one knows about it? how could they mourn for hussein as if he had just died that day and how could one man unify so many people in one place? this legacy left by jaber bin abdullah ansari has registered up to 25 million pilgrims in its statistics in the past years and this way continues. mohammad salar, the stability of sed and sima news agency, if you are sad. i want to say goodbye to my dear ghasom from this series . i don't want my heart, if you don't have it, i don't want it, my life , if it doesn't cost you, i don't want it, my grave, if it's karbalat no, i don't want it. i swear to your y