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president obama is refuse to go put a time limit on the air strikes targeting isus militants. marka raditz has the late forest washington. >> overnight new information emerging about new air strikes against iraqi militants. 11:20:00 a.m. eastern time a combination of fighter jets and drones describe an isus arm ordered personnel carrier. 20 minutes later u.s. aircraft strike three more target and a follow-up strike destroying another. at 3:00 p.m. eastern the final target of the day was demolished. again, near sinjar. >> isus forces called for the systematic destruction of the entire people there, which constitutes genocide. >> we are learning more about the president's struggle to intervene in iraq. a war he's been opposed to for more than a decade. the president met with his national security advisors three times in less than 24 hours this week considering every option. this morning thousands of iraqi remains trapped on a desert mountain for a week, surrounded by isus fighters. u.s. cargo jets delivering more than 3800 gallons of water and 16,000 meals. >> innocent families

. >> reporter: this problem is an army of radical fighters in northern iraq called isus. they just released this video of themselves. they are leaving a path of death and destruction in their drive to permanently establish an islamic state. now the u.s. military has unleashed its firepower with a barrage of f-18 fighter truck and drone strikes on isus targets. they include a military convoy headed toward erbi. l where some 150 military advisors are stationed. >> if they threaten our facilities or personnel, we will take action to protect our people. >> but it's not just americans who are in harm's way. right now tens of thousands fleeing religious persecution by isus are trapped on a mountain in northern iraq, fearing certain death. kurdish forces in northern iraq are delivering aid by helicopter to the frightened refugees who are marooned in a desert landscape that below them could soon be under water. the isus has commadered a dam and if the floodwaters are opened, waters could surge all the way to baghdad, swamping even the u.s. embassy there. michelle fransen, abc new

yesterday the pentagon announced three separate attacks on isus fighters and their positions.nt explains why he authorized it. >> the united states should not intervene and could not intervene every time there's a crisis in the world. but when there is a situation like this on this mountain where thousands are facing a massacre and we have the ability to prevent it, the united states cannot look away. that's not who we are. we are americans, we act, we lead, and that's what we are going do on that mountain. >> in one. those air strikes the government said fighter jets dropped laser-guided bomb on an isus convoy. >>> people in the bay area aren't happy about american air strikes in iraq. the group "the world can't wait" protested yesterday. they are afraid it will lead to a full round of american involvement in iraq. >> i think we should have limited our assistance to food drops and not to dropping a 500-pound explosive device, which could turn the situation into a very complicated situation very quickly. the whole idea was trying to withdraw troops and now you are inviting the

. >> this problem is an army of radical fighters in northern iraq called isus. they just released this video of themselves. they are giving a path of death and destruction in their drive to permanently establish an islamic state. now the u.s. military has unleashed its firepower with a barrage of f-18 fighter truck and drone strikes on isus targets. they include a military convoy headed toward. irbil where advisers are stationed. >> if they threaten our facilities or personnel, we will take action to protect our people. >> but it's not just americans who are in harm's way. right now tens of thousands fleeing religious persecution by isus are trapped on a mountain in northern iraq, fearing certain death. kurdish for necessary northern iraq are delivering aid by helicopter to the frightened refugees who are march reasoned in a desert landscape that could soon be under water. the isus has commandeered a dam and if the floodwaters are opened, waters could surge all the way to baghdad, swamping even the embassy there. abc news, new york. >> american jet fighter and d

our producers are allowed to follow isu as they target one of several cells. >> all right. so we know our target cell, right? one or two? okay. we've got two inmates in there. locked down inmates. southern hispanics. standard protocol. when we hit that cell, just tactical cell search. are we straight? okay. cool. all right. let's roll. we're going to go through the section door. it's going to be the second cell door in, from when we enter the unit. we're going to go rushing into the door. we're going to pop the door. sometimes these guys fight with us. sometimes they comply with our orders. so there's a chance there could be chemical agents or use of force. like this is an unexpected type of a cell search. they don't know we're coming, and we use that element of surprise. okay, thanks. patrol. we good? okay. yeah. we always take staff threats seriously. but definitely in light of recent events where staff were basically put in the hospital, we're going to take every precaution. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay", officers score a big find. but are there more thre

yesterday the pentagon announced three separate attacks on isus fighters and their positions.addressed, president obama explains why he authorized the operations in iraq. >> the united states could not and should not intervene every time there's a crisis in the world. but when there is a situation like this on this mountain where thousands are facing a massacre and we have the ability to prevent it, the united states cannot look away. that's not who we are. we are americans. we act, we lead, and that's what we are going do on that mountain. >> in one of those air strikes the government said fighter jets dropped a laser-guided bomb on an isus convoy. >> mineta-san jose international errant has a new service to help customers get through customs faster. several global kiosks were introduced yesterday. the automated stations checked fingerprints and asked a series of questions and snapped a photo. takes less than a minute. it requires preapproval, including a background check. sfo and 50 others already use the kiosk. this weekend two runways at san francisco international airport

the rain isus where and what you can expect for tomorrow's commute. >> what happens when 90 grown men get some good news? they begin to dance of course. what is going on at redskins training camp that sparked this dance off? >> gambling revenue is rising in maryland. figures released to show maryland earned close to $850 million in the past fiscal year. that is about 2.5% increase. of directors say that is probably because more money is being spent at casinos. >> the d.c. government has yet to see anybody coming from issues -- reports that chief some people being caught with marijuana are still being sent behind bars. >> finding someone who was fined for position under d.c.'s new marijuana laws is difficult. according to d.c. police fro july 17 when the law took effect last wednesday, august 6, police tickets and made 30 arrests. of the 35 tickets for position, nobody has paid. >> we haven't done one so far. quick surprise? clock's a little bit. >> the law is unenforceable because police are not allowed the person being ticketed for id unless they accept whatever they say. tommy wells

warplanes continue to pummel isus forces in iraq, president obama made a surprising admission about what comes next. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> the president explained a long-term plan to contain the islamist militants will take time to pull together. >> to systematically degrade isus capacity to engage in terrible violence. >> hundreds of captured syrian soldiers, slipped tounder wear, forced to walk barefoot across the burning sands apparently in a death march. the video later seems to show a killing ground in the aftermath of a massacre. threat from isis has alerted the united kingdom to raise their threat level to highly likely. >> it is a deeper threat to our security than we've known before. >> isis recruits young fighters from britain and already has an estimated 100 fighters the united states after using rap messes to win them over. one recruitment leads back to the minneapolis area. >> young men are being recruited by other young men who are already out there. >> young men like douglas mccain and troy, once classmates at a suburban minneapolis high school, who both side

the nine air strikes are in northern iraq in an area taken by isus fighters earlier this month.entagon said saturday's attacks destroyed more than a dozen armed vehicles used by the militants. the u.s. says the strikes were necessary to protect american personnel and humanitarian efforts to thousands of religious refugees. >> the issue of iraq was discussed this morning on "this week." becoming militant targets near iraq's largest dam. they said isus pose as direct threat to the american homeland by using passports to slip operatives into the country to perform terrorist acts. one congressman wants the president to do more but isn't ready to call for the deployment of u.s. soldiers. >> troops on the ground? >> no. but, look, at the end of the day i think the defeating is the mission so everything has to be on the table for the end result. i understand the president doesn't want to put troops on the ground. i don't either. you can't reintroduce 200,000 american troops. >> she said the u.s. does not appear to have a plan which she appears can lead to mission creep. >>> there is mo

. >>> next, did isu nab the right guy? >> it's only obvious i didn't get in a fight. there ain't a mark on me. >> also ahead, an unorthodox gang pops up on the sny. >> i'm a gay boy gangster. we're just a group of people who are gay and pretty much stand for our own. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. in the nation, the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. which for you, shouldn't be a problem. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. nationwide is on your side. with a newon: get a volkswagen turbo.ed reward card why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay.. and the iconic beetle... and the

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fall, it isues to becoming increasingly -- .> i talked about a resilience deals since then have gone lower. everybody's talk about the potential of quantitative easing. half we got in a little bit too excited about that? change the day -- did mario draghi change the game? europes trying to warm two things was that he hinted at qe. flirting at that promise without the guarantee. i do notw would be think the germans have the stomach for qe. i think they have gone as far as they prepared to go. long qe is probably a bridge too far for them. >> do the germans capitulate on austerity and the political issues? >> with unemployment at 10% in france, something has to happen to turn this around. we are all shaking our heads a little bit. willoughby monetary policy or fiscal policy? one of the day mario draghi is trying to do is we do not want to do more of the monetary side, we want more on the fiscal side. >> we see yields could team with to go south. -- wes the incentive continue to see yields go south. -- what is the incentive? -- and theyd absolutely have to do something. france is obviou

after completing their search, the isu and igi teams head back to headquarters to decode the message in hopes of learning more about the hidden weapons. >> the kites, they just take a pen, and sharpen it down and write as small as they can. they write a lot of these kites. for us, we're not used to reading small like that. so we take them, blow them up, and we're able to read them a lot better. a lot easier. from the one kite i read already, it's about weapons on the yard. >> officers finally have the information they have been seeking, the location of the weapons on the "b" yard. this intel may be the only way to prevent future attacks like the ones carried out by jeremy. >> i had blood all over my hands, so i licked the blood off my hands to get away with the crime. >> but jeremy's brush with violence didn't start with prison. it was a brutal crime that brought him to corcoran in the first place. >> i have been in prison since the end of '99. i was originally arrested for murder in boulder creek next to santa cruz. before that i was living on the streets for approximately two years

british airways is suspeyou isu flights to sierra leone and liberia through the end of august. >> thesease may have found its way to the middle east. the saudi ministry of health says it's testing a man who's showing symptoms of the virus after he returned to sierra leone. >> we'll wait to get confirmation on that. the spread of ebola is out of control, many clinics simply stretched to the limit. >> yeah, and now david mckinsey has gained exclusive access to doctors and patients at a busy treatment center in hard hit kallahun. >> taking care to prevent unprecedented outbreak. ebola can spread through one drop of fluid. already dozens of doctors and nurses have died in this outbreak. >> there's a really big lack of resources. and at the moment, if the treatment wasn't here -- >> they are losing the battle. ebola has hit four countries, the number of infections continue to rise. the outbreak is out of control. >> in the last two weeks they've doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients. and they're doing all they can to help those who are sick. but they're absolutely at cap

they said remain vigilant for threats from isus.lso severe weather in parts of the country soaking some areas. do you know pours closing roads and heavy wind and hail in some sports and meanwhile the return of summer in other areas. things heating up from missouri up to florida as a massive heat wave settles in. temperatures exceed 100 degrees in some spots. full weekend forecast coming up. and plus wild new video coming in this morning. this is a law-abiding mom who was pulled over at gunpoint and handcuffed. she had four children in her car at the time. police are now saying it was all a mistake. the question is why are they not apologizing? and on a much lighter note he's saying he dances, he's a nice guy, an action hero, but you will be amazed by what hu jackman can also do. that and much more coming up on a very busy saturday. back to you. >> sounds like it. i can't imagine what that thing is. have to watch, i guess, right? >> right. it has to do with design to lure you in. >> totally work. thank you. >>> the movie depicting th

the 9 air strikes are in northern iraq taken by isus fighters earlier this month.aturday's attacks destroyed more than a dozen armed vehicles used by the militants. they said it was necessary to protect american personnel and humanitarian efforts to 8,000 religious refugees. >>> this morning a potential presidential contender is fighting for his political life. rick perry, the long serving republican governor of texas, has just been slapped with a criminal indictment. he have the story. >> we don't settle political differences with inditements in this country. it is outrageous. >> perry has been on the rebound, eyeing another bid for the white house. but now he's fighting a two-couldn't indictment. abuse of power and coercing a public servant. >> this as far as of a prosecution will be reed sealed for what it is. >> prosecutors say the governor went beyond hardball politics and tried forcing a democratic district attorney to quit or cut fund to go her office. but rosemary, he said, should have resigned before pleading guilty to drunken driving. the two were also at

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. >> without the nazi low rider code of honor to adhere to, speedy can work with isu. dropout, he is blatantly breaking gang ranks by helping officers gather intelligence, working directly with officer morales, who he has known for four years. >> hi, speedy. >> i think to myself as giving something back. if it's saving somebody from getting hurt, then that's cool. that's all right. >> i brought you in today because i want to actually kind of get more insight on gangs, weapons, how they're made. because i know every step we try because i know every step we try to take, you're always one up. >> exactly. we've got 24 hours to stay ahead of you. you only come here for eight hours. so you got to step up your game to keep up with us. >> what is this working for? >> this right here is a plastic bottle, a pepsi bottle or something that you buy off the canteen. you take a rubber glove that's accessible all over the place, put it on the end of the water bottle with a rubber band, tighten it down, and then take a projectile, whatever, a pill or a piece of metal, anything hard, pu

now isu need to k portugal's central bank has taken control. israel has announced the seven hour cease-fire with gaza. this follows yesterday which included chilling of the united nations shelter. the cease-fire would occur from 10:00 until 5:00. portugal's central bank has taken over. amounting tos 5 billion euros. it is still a costly venture for the country. essentiallyit works. the portuguese central bank is taking control. this was financed by its biggest bank. then when they are ready they the juniort. bondholders have those parts. it is an empire a compass thing -- encompassing so many things. positive is that it has been sorted out, recapitalized. what that says is this is an example of menu efficiency with which -- of the new efficiency with which potentially failing banks are dealt with. loans anding is liabilities. if it contained? >> oath got both shares have fallen 10 to 20% in the last month. >> they only had just over 6 million euros left from the bailout. >> taxpayers won't be shouldering any of the losses. linkim is to break th

the nine air strikes are in northern iraq in an area taken by isus fighters earlier this month.tagon said saturday's attacks destroyed more than a dozen armed vehicles used by the militants. the u.s. says the strikes wereness to protect american personnel and humanitarian efforts to 8,000 -- to aid thousands of religious refugees. >> a potential presidential contender is now fighting for his political life. rick perry, the long-serving republican governor of texas, has just been slapped with a criminal indictment. he have the story. >> we don't settle political differences with indictments in this country. it is outrageous. >> perry has been on the rebound, eyeing another bid for the white house. but now he's fighting a two-count indictment. abuse of power and coercing a public servant. >> this farce of a prosecution will be revealed for what it is. >> prosecutors say the governor went beyond hardball politics and tried forcing a democratic district attorney to quit or cut fund to go her office. but he said rosemary, seen here in this video, should have resigned after pleading g

. >> isu came in here about a week and a half ago, we did a heroin bust and marijuana, found 11.61 gramsused to like two or three, so this was a big bust. plus, he had some marijuana, and somehow, he had a cell phone. these guys are slick. it's a never-ending problem. and these guys are addicted to heroin, et cetera. it will always be a problem. >> there is no real rehabilitation going on in this place. you're just going to come in and you're going to get out, and whatever happens in between is really on yourself. >> come on, frankie! >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay," see how some inmates find opportunities for intimacy in prison. >> if i didn't have these visits here with you, rachel, if i didn't have these visits, i don't know if our whole marriage would have lasted this long. >> it wouldn't, huh? ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this all new 2014 cts for around $459 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. in the places you want to be. where you can explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. twelve brands. more hotels

but i if we brought filmmakers and to hear our panel, to hear people talk, to hear their think there isua lot of disagreement among people? i am saying that seriously. you,the phone makers call they do not want that is derogatory -- the history. they will reject the caller -- the scholar dennis and give them what they want. engagingant -- they in their own terms. >> of someone like steve mcqueen has this idea, he put it all together. that as a narrative and story. he has his ideas, his scenes. it is struck powerfully by spielberg telling the historians what he saw. was it possible, could it be? what was the weather at the gettysburg address? could the flag have been flying? several hundred page screenplay gets shrunk down to a few months. there are ways. what is the question? is orary lincoln wear th that? she was actually wearing black, she was in mouring. the larger authenticity of the film was to betray or as -- shopaholic,as a someone difficult. she was not accurate. if i was someone who said she must wear the black otherwise she was inaccurate, i think -- i am trying to give you con

what we can say is al nusrah is part of al qaeda, al qaeda isú[ taliban. host in their country, including five released by us from guantanamo. you can see the clear chain from al nusra. why they would do so accused in the media and world of being financier, funder of al nusra, isis and others operating in the middle east. >> you believe five released higher ups from gitmo pressured qatari government to give him up? >> the qatari government told them because they are living there on their soil -- this is an assumption, of course, not information. who are the highest ranking taliban in qatar? five generals released from guantanamo. they do have connection, field connection most likely if it is them who has negotiated. >> here is the bigger question debated all weekend. many are thinking let's team up with syria and iran because we have a common enemy isis. would that be a wise move? >> that would ab+fn5îum other strategic mistake. if we team up with iran it means we come ally of hezbollah and therefore replacing isis with another organization. we've done en