four years ago isis-k fighters carried out a deadly suicide bomb attack here. ad is the imam. your mosque has already been targeted by isis. we've now had these major attacks in other parts of afghanistan in recent weeks. are you afraid you're next? he says, "yes. we are all concerned. maybe they will attack us again. but whatever happens, we will continue to worship and we will never give up." isis-k first emerged in 2015. most of its recruits are defectors from both the afghan and pakistani taliban who don't see those groups as extreme enough. tasked to defeat isis-k are the feared badry 313 battalion, a ruthless collection of fighters often described as the taliban's special forces, responsible for some of the deadliest attacks against u.s. and coalition troops. bhadri 313 is clearly a force to be reckoned with. and everything from their vehicles to their uniforms to their weapons are american. when an isis-k suicide bomber killed 13 u.s. service members and at least 170 afghans on august 26th, the battalion was tasked to hunt for isis-k cells. it uses u.s.-s

it's our assessment e talleyrand has the capacity to defeat isis k in the country?i think it's our assessment the taliban and isis k are mortal enemies so having motivated to go after isis k, their ability to do so is to deplete to be determined. >> you share that, general mingus? >> i do, ma'am. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator wicker, please. first of all, i have a statement. under secretary and prepared remarks on page three talking about the work that the department is far from over, starting from the past reckoning with uncomfortable truths despite decades and billions of dollars of u.s. investment, the afghan military evaporated in the face of the taliban assault. let me remind everyone that for the past seven years before the debacle kabul, the afghan military almost all of the casualties and fatalities and fought bravely on behalf of of their country and general mingus, i appreciate the fact is been deployed a number of times and served dangerous situations but on the final page of your written statement, you talk about a and ds f, defense security for

i think for the moment, isis-k is focused on creating havoc within afghanistan, but they have a cadrea few thousand folks some of which would love to have external attacks, they're linked to the broader isis network globally, so i think we have to be vigilant that a sub set of isis-k to strike outward to the homeland and we have to be poised so that never comes to past. >> so your statement raise havoc within, obviously, that can be a part of the strategy to, on, access generosity and acquire both financial resources and recruitment resources. how do you sense that's going for them? >> i've not seen a lot of evidence that they-- going back to the iraq example, isis was able to knock off a bank in mosul and-- i don't think there's a willpower there. taliban capability to be determined, but intent on doing it. i'm not seeing isis-k, we've seen bombings on minority population in afghanistan and i think that some of that would continue. but from a u.s. national interest perspective we should be focused on the subset of the streams that could emanate out toward us. >> and raising havoc as

the taliban is highly motivated to go after isis-k. their ability to do so i think is to be determined. senator shaheen: do you share that, general mingus? general mingus: i do, ma'am. senator shaheen: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. chairman reed: thank you, senator shaheen. senator wicker, please. senator wicker: thank you, mr. chairman. i first of all have a statement. the undersecretary in his prepared remarks on page 3 talks about the work of the department is far from over. we're examining and learning from the past, reckoning with the uncomfortable truth that despite decades and billions of dollars of u.s. investment, the afghan military evaporated in the face of the taliban assault. let me just remind everyone that for the past six or seven years before the debacle in kabul, the afghan military took almost all of the casualties and fatalities and fought bravely on behalf of their country. and general mingus, i appreciate the fact that you've been deployed a number of times and have served in dangerous situations, but on the

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it was an offshoot of al qaeda and isis k, which is the acronym for the isis affiliate claims to control the tip. roughly the territory of afghanistan is just another manifestation. the tragedy at the mosque. you mentioned the seller bombing occurred a few weeks ago. i c k 2 credit for both for shi masks. isis k, obviously fanatic. sunni terrorist group, but there's rivalry between isis k and taliban. but i, i could say rivalry today i could see a coalition between them tomorrow this, this is a changing environment in afghanistan. obviously, just a couple months ago, they were an exile across the border. now they're in control. and congo. i expect to see their further developments, but i think it's hard to predict. but what i would say is that this potential for congregating terrorist from an arctic areas around the world toward a more hospitable government in afghanistan, i think it's something we should all be we're, i mean, obviously say they're sworn enemies with isis k. and you seem to say that they'll kind are embedded within it. we've had the taliban on this program. there are a d

it brings me back to that day. >> the hell fire missile strike was just days after a horrific isis-k attack that killed 13 u.s. service members and nearly 150 afghans trying to evacuate from the kabul airport after the taliban seized control of the country. according to the pentagon, six drones tracked this white toyota seen here on security camera video for eight hours believing it was linked to an imminent attack by isis-k. instead it was being driven by zamari who worked for a us humanitarian aid agency specializing in malling nutrition. >> we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis-k or were a direct threat to the u.s. forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. >> a painful mistake the ahmadi family will have to live with no matter how much ther compensated. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, kabul. >> the grand mosque in mecca returned to full capacity today. masks and vaccinated worshipers stood shoulder to shoulder for the first time since the pandemic began. the mosque in saudi arabia is

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insurgents and they were able to destroy an isis-k cell.r this. andis in isn't the first time isis-k has been attacking the taliban. we've seen this again and again, albeit on a much smaller scale in the city of jalalabad and in some of their strongholds in the eastern parts of the country. so certainly this is a concerning development for the taliban. they are keen to try to show people they can provide security, but groups like isis-k seem intent on making that difficult for them. >> clarissa ward for us in kabul, thank you. >> now to something much lighter. william shatner, aka, captain kirk, is going into space. yes, he's being beamed up, for real this time. >> did you really do that? >> i have so much more. stick around. i have so much more. we'll tell you about the mission, next. honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? l

there instead focus will be exclusively on the taliban and isis k. i have therefore decided to focus my offices investigations, enough gun histone on crimes, allegedly committed by the taliban and the islamic state chorus on province onto de prioritize other aspects of this investigation. the prosecutors telling war criminals around the world that the u. s. playbook of delay and intimidation works . it also validates one of the cool criticisms of the i see, see that it only takes action against politically weaker individuals or nations while giving western powers a pass. by d prioritizing, investigating us and former afghan national security forces, the i c. c prosecutor. it's shamefully hunting and the get out of jail free card tribunal was. it's set up in 2002 as a court that could only intervene if the perpetrators of war crimes could not be brought to justice by a country's authorities. it spent more than a decade investigating war crimes by all sides in afghanistan, but the us imposed sanctions on 2 officials from the court after it started a pr

there was also another attack yesterday that has been attributed by locals to isis k, whereby they say that of the terrorists drove by, ah taliban taliban members and began firing at them in a drive by attacking the in a vehicle attack were where 4 people were killed and another attack, another part of, of canister an attack on a taliban convoy, which has also been attributed to isis at 17 people was said to have been killed in that so suddenly violence, the spot, the end of the afghan war, the pull out of american and allied troops, violence here in afghanistan, hasn't abated wanting it back a bit this week. so tough talks in the us. congress says no make us lashed out to joe biden. and his military commanders of the afghanistan withdrawal humiliating is just one of the ways the pullouts been described. the president said, none of his commanders said that he should keep troops in afghanistan was out of false statement by the prisoners. it's remembered, you do not have a duty to cover for the president when he's not telling the truth. i've given him my judgment on it. now let's think w

now you have the reality of the taliban policing a terror group like isis-k.d of future that portends there. >> reporter: i think the first question this raises that everyone in washington will be talking about is the issue of whether the u.s. should have handed over bagram or whether there was a way to hand it over with some kind of guarantee that the more dangerous terrorists -- there were hundreds of very dangerous terrorists being held in bagram at the prison in the air base, whether they could have been moved to a different facility or whatever the case may be. we did hear from the defense secretary lloyd austin, listen, if we wanted to keep control of bagram, that would have entailed leaving 5,000 troops on the group. we know that abdul rehman al loghri, it was the morning we took control of kabul. we were concerned about the security situation because we knew the prisons , parwan and pul-e-charkhi, the taliban took control to let all their priszers in out, but in the process of hundreds of isis-k prisoners potentially also flooded out. now we see the ta

a key isis, k, isis in afghanistan hide out in missouri. sherry, this is in the north of the country. so it's obvious that there is at a concerted effort campaign underway by the taliban to target eyesore k areas. i think it was interesting. 2 days ago we had a press conference by the spokes person from the interior ministry. and beforehand, sammy, we've been interviewing members of the taliban. i interview interview the head of a couple security just a couple of days ago. and they've always maintained that in the isis case. threat is under control that they habits sorta was interesting 2 days ago. the interior ministry spokesperson giving a message to taliban fighters to look inward saying if you feel that anyone could be an ice ok operative within your ranks, he needs to be reported. and then saying that they will be held account under study a law. they will be held account under treason that the entire unit, including the commander will be dissolved. so there isn't admittance now that the infiltration by isis k of taliban rags could be a

isis-k are the key suspects. since the taliban took over afghanistan in mid-august, attacks by the isis afill yet have in-- affiliate have increased dramatically. in the last week alone isis-k have claimed a series of attacks in the country's east where they maintain a strong presence, killing does owns of civilians -- dozens of civilians and taliban fighters. this was the first attack since a suicide bomber killed 13 u.s. troops outside the airport in late august. this shows how poor the security situation is. experts have warned that a civil war in afghanistan could replicate the chaos seen in syria from which isis was able to carve out the first caliphate. one difference being that the u.s. had a preference in and -- presence in and around syria. they do not in or around afghanistan. what is worrying as well, if the taliban cannot provide security to their people, if they're not able to pay wages, if they continue to subjugate large portions of the population, they will not be able to govern in and that a will

taliban leaders have been downplaying the dangers of isis-k.perate to show they have brought peace to afghanistan. the latest attack on their stronghold exposes the crocs in their claims. -- crocs in their claims. >> turning out to poland, politicians have passed a controversial bill that allows border guards to expel anyone who has crossed the border illegally. human rights groups accusing the government of wanting to legalize migrant pushback, but officials say belarus is trying to destabilize the eu by forcing migrants across the border. >> migrants check their belongings in the forest. among those trying to cross is 26-year-old mohammed. he says the guards pushed him back into belarus. >> they lie to us. we go with them and they push us inside the border. then they break our cards. >> he is one of hundreds trying to crossover every night. temperatures have fallen below freezing and at least six people have died, probably from hypothermia. poland is providing medical help for people who managed to get into the country. about 1500 are in migr

a top pentagon official warns isis-k could be capable of attacking the united states in the next six months. thank you everyone for being here. we begin this hour with the shooting that killed a cinematographer on the set of the alec baldwin movie. in the next hour officials will hold a press conference. this is the first time we will have heard from them since the deadly shooting nearly a week ago. the sante fe county district attorney is also expected there and tells cnn she has not ruled out criminal charges in the death of halyna hutchins. also new today, one of the film's actors is speaking out publicly. in an interview with tmz the actor, ian a. hudson, described some of the scenes on the movie set as life-threatening and terrifying. he also said during one shooting scene in particular, actors felt unprotected. >> everyone on the camera crew was protected by shields. the camera was protected by shield. so that made me question, me being in front of the camera and sort of in between all that fire. >> let's begin our coverage with cnn's stephanie elam live in sante fe, new mexico

in recent weeks, isis-k, has been lashing out.is have been stepped up across kabul, but the taliban insists that isis-k is not a threat. attacks like this tell a different story. less than a day after we rriefd in afghanistan, isis-k carried out a suicide bombing at a mosque belonging to the shi'a minority in the southern city of kandahar. despite the threat, the taliban leadership seems more interested in supporting repressive edicts against women and girls, including its recent decree that only girls 11 and under would be allowed to go to school, while girls over the age of 12, millions of them, are now forbidden, like 14-year-old hoda. does afghanistan still feel like home to you? >> no. >> reporter: the taliban's chief spokesman: when can they go back to school? is it a matter of weeks, months, years? he says, "we are trying to do this, but we can't tell you how long it will take." >> the taliban really don't like women at all. >> reporter: this woman is an afghan-american women's rights activist. what do you want to say to th

who is who funds isis k? is it related to the isis, the britain in the united states de facto supported against us, out of syria? or is it not at all connected with that isis? and if not, why is it called isis? and then k, we don't really know, be honest with you, even when i was strong in body nissan, is that in my own home province? i'm. it wasn't mysterious for the prior to that a lot, number of the ice kill the pakistani and members. and i did turn in to be nice in surgery, no doubt, after the fall of the dropping of the mother all bomb the soonest on it rigid publicity give it to die. he attracted. 7 certainly, maybe more committed members from regional countries including pakistan and iran, and either a lethal force. and actually donald trump catalyzed i just k. yeah. but what i'm saying is it, it doesn't mean a mysterious and particularly the funding of it because in which they operate in the people who interacted with them. in fact, they came to the outskirts of my village and i personally got involve

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that while they may think that they run canis them, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with the suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any bases in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well. and in the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets now has to come from the gulf. it was biting who wanted to get out and the end bite. and also. busy what against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. just how green dozer energy need to be. that's one of the big questions looking to be answered the eurasian economic forum. the event gathers together big hitters from the business world and beyond. and it gets going today in the italian city of verona. with more on the agenda head years are to charlotte dubin ski. well as the new world order a stumbling. this economic forum will be an opportunity to discuss the rise of what s

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir, against that? well, they may think that they run canister them. they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well and, and the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets now has to come from the gulf. it was biting who wanted to get out and the, and bite and also. busy what against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met? expensive failure. thus the dumbing verdict on the u. k. government test and trace cobit program. according to a report compile by a piece. they say it's main objective of curbing the virus was never achieved. and a chest destined trace has been one of the most expensive health programs delivered in the pandemic. haven't been allocated, and i watering 37000000000 pounds over 2 years has focused on delivering programs. but outcomes ha

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and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that while they may think that they run afghanistan, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well. and, and the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets. now has to come from the gulf, it was biting who wanted to get out. and the, and by and also. busy went against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. you can check out the off add section of policy dot com for further heated discussion on that issue. for the meantime though, thanks for joining us with us back at the top of the hour and about half an hour's time. more of your thursday headline. mm. ah ah. so you say this statistic that 90 percent of the well, the cell by 10 percent of the population and they added trillions of dollars to their network. since the pandemi

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that, while they may think that they run f canister them, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work all that well. and in the ordinance as fluent against isis or all kinds of targets now has to come from the gulf. it was biting who wanted to get out and the end bite. and also what against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. and your program returns to the top of the hour. ah, what else shows the wrong one? i just don't know. i mean, you wrote yes to shape out disdain because the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to.

it back tracked on the targeted initially claimed was linked to isis k sag. it was unlikely, and actually posed any threat to washington to pull out from afghanistan. a relatives of victims say the u. s. official for sponsible, for the attack must be brought to justice. as my canadian, this last i will keep demanding that each person who has committed a crime here must be convicted and punished with the due process of law. it's unfair if a person commits a crime and then a different person is brought to court to answer, the criminal must be punished, no scapegoat, mozilla, if americans committed a crime, they must be brought to justice. they should be held to account that americans attacked our house. not the taliban. how the taliban will answer for this attack is a logical factor. this is our table ahead pharmacy i bought my compos implicated reports the agency plant of murder, julie in a song. just one of our stories when the weekly returns after the break. oh, if you are expressing the of non government could be in the image or with a c. i'm sorry, this is

we could see isis k generate that capability somewhere between 612 months. i think the current assessments by the intelligence community is the al qaeda would take a year or 2, permission to degrade the terrorist threat about cod in afghanistan and kilo some of been lied and was a success. i believed that our presence in that gas dance should be focused on the reason we went in the 1st place to ensure afghanistan would not be used as a base from which to attack our homeland. again. we did that. we accomplish that objective, former pentagon, secure unless marco maloof told us the u. s. withdrawal is might have even harder to remove is not state from going to stop. isis is now imbedded in a highly remote mountainous region. would make it much more difficult to try to extract them. and isis k has as demonstrated to tell a bomb, which is what sir. against that while they may think that they run canis them, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that while they may think that they run canis them, they actually control events. and they have demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well. and in the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets. now has to come from the gulf, it was biting who wanted to get out and the and bite and also. busy went against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. russia's pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down near daily reco. it's being set in terms of a cases of death and infections. in response to moscow and a number of other regions are going into a partial lockdown now with the rest of the country to follow suit in the coming days. here's our correspondence. donald quarter, october 28th marks the beginning of a non working period in moscow. and it was announced shortly a

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that while they may think that they run afghanistan, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well. and, and the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets. now has to come from the gulf, it was biting who wanted to get out. and the end by and also what against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. because the reports anyway in just a few moments time we're backing off and with the latest do join us again that oh, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic. development only personally i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time.

and isis k has as demonstrated to taliban, which is what sir? against that while they may think that they run afghanistan, they actually control events. and they've demonstrated that with their suicide bombings, the united states is unable to get any basis in the region. the over the horizon concept really doesn't work. all that well. and, and the ordinance is flowing against isis or all kinds of targets. now has to come from the gulf, it was biting who wanted to get out and the end bite. and also. busy what against the best advice of his, of his national security team to, to, to stay there until certain conditions could be met. frances, this deal with britain as fishing, ryan has escalated up to a british troll. i was seized of its coast and nothing you gave us or has been slapped with a fine. this comes up to france, announced it intense dysfunction, burson, and a b to gain greater access to british waters. acts as the parent says, husband and family cat po's bradford. the u. k. however, remains defined miss it more now we have to speak the la

and of specific concern is isis-k.e members and dozens and dozens of afghan civilians. the intelligence community now believes that isis-k could use afghanistan as a launch pad for attacks on the u.s. in as little as six months. take a listen to what the undersecretary of defense had to say yesterday. >> the current intelligence community's assessment is that isis-k could potentially develop a capability within 6 to 12 months and that al qaeda could potentially develop that capability within 1 to 2 years. we have considerable evidence that they have the intent. the question at the moment is the capability. >> president biden says it's possible to continue fighting these terror groups using what he calls over-the-horizon capabilities, drone strikes, air strikes, special forces raids. but this is certainly an an ala news coming from the pentagon. >>> iran is saying a cyber attack took down gas stations across the country yesterday. what do we know? >> yeah. so most iranians buy gas at the pump, using government-issued el

isis k generates capability between 6 to 12 months.tark warning about a new terror threat to the homeland just months after the chaotic withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan. jillian: president biden touting social spending and climate agenda on the international stage but what message would it tends to world leaders if he can't get his own party on board.

seen here on security camera video, driven by aide worker zemari ahmadi, believing it was linked to isis-k and a potentially imminent attack. six drones followed it for eight hours. these water bottles were mistaken for explosive materials. >> we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis-k or were a direct threat to u.s. forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. >> reporter: killed in the drone strike, ahmadi and nine relatives, including seven children. relatives said an apology wasn't enough. >> we lost 10 members of our family. >> reporter: critics of the biden administration's withdrawal have raised questions about the pentagon's strategy. >> this long-range, over-the-horizon, drone-own strategy with no bases, no allies, no troops on the ground over there-- we're on t to another 9/11. >> reporter: and the pentagon has not said how much money they will pay that family. they also say that they are working with the state department to also help those surviving family members relocate to th

revealing that isis-k could have the ability to launch an attack against the united states with six torsecretary of defense issued that warning during a senate hearing today. we also learned that there's far more americans stranded in afghanistan than anyone in the government has admitted. >> the department of state is in contact with 196 american citizens that are ready to depart and arrangements are being made for them to do so. another 243 american citizens have been contacted and are not ready to do ebb part. >> senator lindsey graham says that afghanistan is in a free fall situation. thanks as always. i'm sure it's no surprise to you that that number was pretty shocking and surprisingly higher than a lot of -- than what we've been told. >> yeah, i said last night the biden administration is the most incompetent group of people in my lifetime in terms of running our government. the same people in charge of the boarder are also in charge of afghanistan. what does it matter that we missed it by 100% in terms of american citizens? you know why the others are not rey ditto come? the ta

isis-k is responsible for the attack on 16 u.s. service members during evacuation efforts in august. >> a new report is suggesting meghan markle and prince harry were the target of a coordinated hate on social media according to the research, 83 accounts backed by 187,000 followers, were responsible pore approximately 70% of the hate content targeting harry and meghan twitter told buzzfeed news it was actively investigating the information and accounts in the report >>> houston astros look to bounce back in the world series in a big way houston pitches all around the diamond. that one into orbit. the shot in the 7th put the game out of reach houston's pitching stepped up and kept the braves far from home plate astros even up the series with a 7-2 win. game 3 is tomorrow >>> as the series shifts over to atlanta, a die-hard fan and her son will be there. mickey benton tweeted to the team to say the last time atlanta was in the world series, she was watching them play as she gave birth to her son. now they are flying the mother and he

isis-k, affiliate in afghanistan claiming responsibility., just escalating fears that isis-k, enemies in the taliban and the west growing in strength in this new afghanistan. and they're planing peace and stability. the taliban says it has ordered its fighters to arrest those responsible for this latest attack, but only to protect the minorities it now governs, but also because any attack on kandahar, the birth place of the taliban, is for this new administration, just too close to home.paton walsh, cnn, londo. >>> now, a school official has sparked an uproar about teaching history in texas. why she asked teachers to bring in books with opposing views on holocaust. that's ahead. quit cold turkey. kidddding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette.e. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive. aveeno® healthy. it's our n