that's not jihad. that's chaos. that's facade. that's evil. that's not jihad. the jihad that i am calling you to be a part of is a koranic jihad based upon the prophetic methodology, our jihad that i want all of us to join. are you listening, donald trump? sean hannity, take notes! our jihad! are you listening, islamaphobes? will be to respond to your evil with good. our jihad will be to speak the truth even if you lie. our jihad will be to behave with dignity in the face of your crudeness. our jihad will be to counter your ignorance with education. our jihad will be to respond to your bigotry, your hatred, your islamophobia, with love, kindness and compassion. our jihad will be to stand for justice, to fight alongside the oppressed, to preach the truth to power, especially to preach the truth to tyrannical power, because our prophets of allah has said that is the greatest jihad. our jihad, brothers and sisters, will be in attempting to make america great again by being true witnesses of allah on this earth and by demonstrating to the world who our beloved prop

this year he took part in jihad with me. and never with the people and children of afghanistan, whether he is one year or 100 years old, he will not accept russian soldiers in his homeland. >> after losing many tanks, armored personnel characters -- carriers, soviet tanks retaliated against a nearby town. >> on the second day of the operation, which is three or four kilometers from the district, to jet bombers came on our position. both were shot down. one fell in a place called -- in -- district. another fell in another district. >> approximately 2 million afghans are refugees inside afghanistan. over one million of them have fled the bombs in destruction in kabul. they seek any kind of work. they cannot escape the sounds of planes and tanks. tanks patrol inside and around the capital's perimeter. soviet troops protect the presidential palace as well as major streets, like chicken street, where soviets shop for the arts and crafts of afghanistan. many parts of kabul are in ruins. everywhere, reminders that they are under si

an al qaeda recruiter used to preach jihad. the reason prison officials says there no cause for concern. >>> good morning. it is 4 a.m. on this wednesday, november 16. i am daniel miller. julie good morning, everybody, i am julie grauert. the morning is you off to a kind of murky and wet start. >> julie: if you survived the deluge of rain. i got soaked. shiri spear has more on when the sun returns. >> shiri: sun is back today. we have to wait a while. a lot of clouds around. some hints of green on the map. that a little best of mist and patchy drizzle for much of the morning mute. 53 in boston. 50 in fitchburg. 50 in norwood and upper 40s in spots spots like worcester and nashua, new hampshire. notice those and i do have fairly widespread fog from boston to worcester northward this morning. travel north of the mass pike. some of the worst of the fog and the timeline can end up be from 10 to 11:00 before it mixes on out. temperatures in leominster upper 40s to lower 50s. 54 degrees. afternoon when we get breaks of sunshine back

behind walls mci norfolk talk jihad law. fox 25 investigates has confirmed 6 inmates who attended the prison's muslim chapel are now facing discipline for setting up a structure of power over inmates requiring uniforms and demanding contracts of allegiance. you want to begin to look for example at their phone calls, who sending money to their accounts. profess are martin horn once le new york city department of correction set uing up intelligence center ryker's island. if one were going to try to recruit individuals to engage in the kinds of terrorist activity that is most concern us, what is mci norfolk fox 25 learned report inmates also used recording from al qaeda recruiter anwar to preach jihad to others at the print. in statement to fox 25, the department of corrections says jihad that was being preached was in context of personal spiritual struggle as opposed to a war against the nonbelievers. a spokesman said there was no evidence that their unauthorized activities were being used a recruiting tool for any extremist i

they don't like the word jihad. we have to reclaim it back, because it's our word and it's a noble word. there's another phrase they don't like. there's another phrase that has also been hijacked by the extremists within our own faith and the islamaphobes outside, but we mainstream american muslims have to reclaim the phrase because it's a koranic and islamic phrase, and that is the phrase that we say when we're happy, when we're excited. we praise allah and announce to the world that nothing is more important, more holy, more grandiose, more beloved to me than my creator. and we say from the depths of our hearts, allah. it's supposed to inspire courage, not fear, virtue, not injustice. and so, we have to reclaim that phrase, because it is a koranic phrase. so, when i ask you, are you going to join this american jihad, i want you to respond with something that will be heard from shining east to shining west, with a tuqbir that will shake the halls of this convention center, with a tuqbil that will send a loud messag

. >> behind the walls at mci norfolk, talk of jihad and six inmates who attended the muslim chapper el are now facing discipline over setting up destruction of power over other inmates requiring uniforms and demanding contracts of allegiance. >> we want to look at their phone calls, you want to look at records of who was sending money to their accounts. >> reporter: professor martin horn once led new york city's department of corrections, setting up an intelligence center on rikers island including members of a joint terrorism task force. >> if one were going to try to recruit individuals to engage in the kinds of terrorist activities that most concern us, what better place to look for recruits than inside a prison. >> reporter: at mci norfolk, fox 25 learned of a report that inmates also used recordings from al-qaeda recruiter to preach jihad to others at the prison. in a statement to fox 25 the department of correction said the jihad that was being preached was until the of personal, spiritual struggle as opposed to a war against non-believers. a spokesman said there was no evidence

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we do not have a national security strategy for the age of cybersecurity jihad. i am not his to talk about the presidential campaign, but it is ironic the republican party a year and a half ago -- you would have that the party i am part of wanted to take entitlement reform seriously. 17 candidates -- 15 of them would have given credible, honest, verifiable answers about the entitlement crisis we are facing, and we ended up in a place where the republican party is appearing almost as indifferent as telling the truth about entitlement as the democratic party. i will not parse the numbers. if you are one of those folks that likes to regularly cite the $19 trillion number, the public debt number, we should go back to the drawing board because the $19 trillion number is almost irrelevant. it is the sum total of intergovernmental transfers and the publicly held bond debt. the number that matters is the unfunded obligations, and it is more like $75 trillion. even when we try to be serious, we use a number that is less than one-third of the real number we have to tackle.

it lists add extreme vetting question for high risk aliens, question them for jihad, and reduce intake of syrian refugees to zero. >>> in what appears to be reference to a wall on the mexican border, the document says have entire 1,989 miles planned for rapid build. scott, kobach's office did not respond to request for comment. >>> chip reid for us tonight. thank you. with business interests in more than a dozen nations, donald trump faces a thicket of potential conflicts between his businesses and foreign policy. anna werner has been looking into this. [ applause ] >> reporter: donald trump has been adamant that his business will mean nothing to him as president. telling 60 minutes last week. >> i don't care about how pell occupancy. >> facebook photo from last tuesday shows the smiling president elect at trump tower joined by three of his indian business partners. developers of the trump tower's luxury apartment complex in india. the trump organization says it was an exchange of hellos. but indian media clearly thought it was more saying donald trump meets indian partners. one story

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asian security strategy for the age of -- we do not have a security strategy for the age of cyber jihad. i am not his to talk about the presidential campaign, but it is ironic the republican party a year and a half ago -- you would have that the party i am part of wanted to take entitlement reform seriously. 17 candidates -- 15 of them would have given credible, honest, verifiable answers about the entitlement crisis we are facing, and we ended up in a place where the republican party is appearing almost as indifferent as telling the truth about entitlement as the democratic party. i will not parse the numbers. if you are one of those folks that likes to regularly cite the $19 trillion number, the public debt number, we should go back to the drawing board because the $19 trillion number is almost irrelevant. it is the sum total of intergovernmental transfers and the publicly held bond debt. the number that matters is the unfunded obligations, and it is more like $75 trillion. even when we try to be serious, we use a number that is less than one-third of the real number we have to tackle

instead it is a five star training class for jihad with art therapy classes. >> it is so bad you want to jump from an airplane. the walk on the wing. >> angels taking flight. the dream cabin filled with victoria secret models. >> i was not on that flight. first a look at weather across the country. >> a dire emergency. families and tourists forced to evacuate as the wildfires threaten dolly parton's dollywood resort. it is less than 10 miles from the popular resort including this wedding chapel which is completely engulfed in flames. more than 1,000 people are now seeking refuge in shelters as mandatory evacuation orders remain in place. >> absolute chaos unfolding on the tarmac after a woman opens the emergency door and leaps 15 feet to the tarmac below. the police fearing the woman may have left something dangerous behind t. unfolded moments after the plane landed in houston leaving officials baffled as to what rote vated the stunt. >> three weeks after the election one of the tightest congressional races have been called. daryl ice narrowly holding on to the seat for the third term

radical islam is morphed into a jihad and spreading around the world.e have no strategy to cope with the scale of that. it is the the generational challenge that we have facing the american people. jenna: president elect trump was asked a little bit about that last night, here is what he had to say in 60 minutes. >> i don't want to say anything. i want to do my job. we are going to have great generals, we have great generals. >> you said you knew more than generals about isis. >> well, i will be honest i probably do because look at the job that they've done. jenna: what's your reaction to that? >> well, listen, the generals under barack obama made level recommendation in iraq and afghanistan, i'm telling you for a fact he has never accepted a single one of those force-level recommendations, that's why we pulled out of iraq in 2011 and that's why we have serious problems in afghanistan and he has never permitted our generals to put together a campaign plan to defeat isis. jenna: what we are seeing is to what the generals are advising president obama to d

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an al qaeda recruiter used to preach jihad. the reason prison officials says there no cause for concern. >>> good morning. it is 4 a.m. on this wednesday, november 16. i am daniel miller. julie good morning, everybody, i am julie grauert. the morning is you off to a kind of murky and wet start.

that the organization glorifies jihad and sends troops to syria to fight with isis in iraq. >> the shooter might be the one we have at gun point. >>> body cam video showing the moments after a good samaritan shot and killed while trying to break up a husband and wife. mesa police say christopher rife a former phoenix police was trying to kill his wife by crashing his own car back in may. here's the moment got to wright and arrested him. >> one right there. back! back! get down on your knees right there! are you gloved up? >> yep. >> go ahead and get him. >> take a look at these photos. at least five bullet holes by shooting. reportedly he told police he'd do it all again. >>> two teens were killed near 35th avenue as breaking news yesterday from the live desk. the teenagers 18 and 19-year-olds. 19 years old. >>> god's speed daren, you are we'll take it from here. >> always emotional to hear that final call. a thousand people attended that service. so much respect for a man who dedicated his life to saving others. >> daren would have a suspect yelling, screaming, swearing within a couple of

this is cookie cutter jihad stuff. everybody who commits an isis inspired attack, al awlaki is the starter. i would say this is an open and shut jihad terrorism. isis directed? we don't know the likelihood is small. isis inspired? greater possibility. >> isis' state security apparatus trained up informants and people on the inside told me that isis is always looking to hit the united states. particularly minnesota and drawing from the somali community there. then we saw the attack in st. cloud, now we're seeing this, i asked today, do you know anything about this, isis is trying to set up recruitment centers in north america. not necessarily people who have been to syria and iraq, people who are remotely radicalized, who are agents of the califate who go around and recruit more people. >> if you ask me, and we does, i was on cnn six hours ago, i said not enough information. >> do you agree, julia? >> i do, and i think it's -- the investigation is going to be, are there foreign ties, were there conversations with people

you need to make normalize -- encourage people to join jihad and enforce some kind of governing body on them. so they rely a lot, they focus a lot on consensus. unlike al-qaeda, i'm sorry, unlike isis and zarqawi. although the idea of a state and how zarqawi pursued in iraq actually goes back to -- in 2006 when he congratulated him on the formation of the mujahideen council which was an al-qaeda group joining of the iraqi forces look more iraqis. and he said this test should be to establish a state in the sunni arabs under areas and iraq and that should develop into a caliphate and then you expand the jihad you wave it is worked into secular countries iran, the region to after that confrontation with israel. so the four steps that al-zawahiri pursued with, sorry, laid out, were pursued by isa. so i think it's a hybrid between the two of them want to stub some sort of governing body but they do want to establish a state yet. >> just adding to point. first come it is interesting also because we put out a statement directed at members of isis who mike leavitt towards al-qaeda as isis lo

in a statement last night, the democrat bashed flynn for his past remarks about jihad. flynn spoke at the republic national convention this summer. >> coddling and displays of empathy towards terrorists is not a these murderers. >> reporter: mr. trump's latest cabinet pick followed his first face to face meeting with a foreign leader since his election. and more meetings with lawmakers favored for key administration posts, including south carolina governor nikki haley. she's reportedly in the running for secretary of state, despite harshly criticizing trump during the primary. >> what i've seen is donald trump is he brings out the team says mr. trump is absolutely open to selecting former rauls for top role -- rivals for top roles, among them paul ryan and mitt romney, who also had harsh words during the campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: mr. trump is scheduled to meet with romney in new jersey tomorrow. hena daniels, cbs news. >> with romney up for a job, with you into the like to be in conversation? mike pence met with republican and democrati

joining us now with reaction, author of the best selling book "defeating jihad", dr.a. and author of "a torch left to lift great lives of the 20th century", james rosen. both books are brilliant and important and i recommend them to everybody watching tonight. gentlemen, welcome. sebastian, let me start with you. this is a most dangerous time. we have a weak outgoing president. and our enemies will want to test the new incoming one. what are the issues that most concern you now during period of time? >> well, monica, i'm most concerned with the change in tactics that we see isis following. al qaeda for more than a decade was obsessed with spectacle. ironically 9/11 was so successful in killing 3,000 people in 102 minutes that they experimented with chemical weapons in afghanistan. they are looking for something more spectacular. isis is far more pragmatic. they have taken a leaf out of the classic war surgeon hand book and they understand for a low investment with minimal or no training you can cause a lot of havoc and kill lots of people. the nice attack is the class

>> i heard him vetting everyone who is coming from caldrons of jihadism, where it may be.ost are muslim majority countries but it is not just muslim. anyone who bears ideologies -- >> what if you are coming from paris, you have been living in paris for a long time, we know such elements are there? how far does it go? >> american is an idea, not just the land. you need to embrace, not only say you're not against us but embrace the ideology of americanism and reject the islamic state and theocracy and the sharia state. so there's ways to vet those ideas just as in the cold war we vetted against communist adherence, et cetera. then domestically for those who are already citizens we need to be not taking away their rights but monitoring, sermons and other things that can be anti-american, con spir torl and be caldrons. the somali community, god bless them, majority are proceed american, but in minnesota a caldron of 40 or 50 jihadists that have gone to fight abroad. there's a problem that many grievance groups are preventing us from addressing. >> always a pleasure having you.

>> most of the videos would talk about how if you would engage in jihad you would be doing your family a favor and that be would be saving their lives from eternal hell fire. >> that if you would go to paradise, along with your family. >> whole family would go to paradise. >> and you want to be the hero? >> correct, you want to be a hero and save others. >> in 2014, orsami helped with a plot, and made connections with people who could smuggle them facebook pictures. >> i remember him telling me you know i'm having the time of my life. and he was fulfilling his dream, or on his way to heaven. >> what happened to him? >> i believe he is dead. >> how did that happen? >> he was fighting, and he was killed. >> yousef jama was also killed. deaths? >> yeah, i believe i was responsible for their deaths and i think about it every day. >> and if you had been able to get to syria what do you think would happen to you by now? >> i probably would be dead by now. >> after your friend, abdinur left minnesota, his mother was trying to find him. >> she was desperate, she needed answers. i did the unthi

author of "defeating jihad" dr. sebastian gorka.ty for president-elect trump. why are you smiling, rick? what is that smile about? >> i love your confidence in me, sean. that's what i love. >> both of you are being talked about. wow like that position, dr. gorka? which position would you like? >> i would take any positive ti situati -- position in national security because it would be an honor and a duty to serve mr. trump. >> you have been one of the most outspoken voices that understands defeating jihad. you wrote the book, "the winnable war," you wrote the book, taught at marine corps university, you understand warfare. this enemy is getting mightier and stronger, true? >> absolutely. look at what the obama administration said just two months ago. president obama had his isis powwow in the pentagon. the national counterterrorism center briefed him, the highest intelligence body on terrorism alone, they told him, and i quote directly because they leaked to the press. they're not fully operational, isis affiliates, in 18 nations. t

hand off to jihad thomas, diving in the end zone. owls with a 207 nothing lead. third quarter owls up 17 to nothing. philip walker with the the screen pass, to thomas, jihad follows his blocker and gone 54-yard to the house. temple with a 31 to nothing win over green wave. second straight shut out for owls. >>> blue hens taking onville know of, andy tally's final regular season game, big game for cats quarterback, zach, he went 13 for 17, 195-yard and tie his career high of four touchdowns including that nice juggling catch right there by hodge for the score. team carries tally off the field. he is retiring after 32 years on the main line. villanova with a 41-ten victory and advanced to the playoffs. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal and have a great day, go bird. >> go bird. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have at 7:00. born to run, the start of the philadelphia marathon is just minutes away, we will take you to the starting line. >>> things you need to know to make it easier for both of you and your pets. >>> and a chill moves in

also cnn national security analyst peter bergen, books about terrorism include "the united states of jihad." phil, i mean, i imagine viewers listening to this hear people saying, well, we're not sure if it's terrorism yet. you put the pieces together, obviously, you know, he's talking about grievances against muslims. at the very least, he wants to be identified as his act, the act of a terrorist. >> he may want to but the speed with which the american people want answers is not the same as the speed, the velocity of the investigation. look, we have to understand his job history. we have to understand girlfriends, ex-girlfriends, family history. who he might have been communicating with online. what his google search history is. so we have a couple of clues here that might suggest mindset. we don't have answers from things like interviews and online searches that give us final -- a final resolution. the problem in this case, anderson, over the course of the night, people are going to say i reached my conclusion, why can't the feds reach theirs? that might take a couple weeks, a month, espe

foreign policy decision president-elect committee member, he bashed flynn for his past remarks about jihad. flynn spoke at the republic national convention this summer. >> coddling and displays of empathy towards terrorists is not a strategy for defeating these murderers. >> reporter: mr. trump's latest cabinet pick followed his first face to face meeting foreign leader since his election. and more meetings with lawmakers favored for key administration posts, including south carolina governor nikki haley. she's reportedly in the running for secretary of state, despite harshly criticizing trump during the primary. >> what i've seen in donald trump is he brings out the worst in people. >> reporter: the team says mr. trump is absolutely open to cabinet roles. among them, texas senator ted cruz, and former republican presidential candidate mitt romney, who also had harsh words for the president-elect during his campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: mr. trump is scheduled to meet with romney in new jersey tomorrow. hena daniels, cbs news. >> they're talking about potential

called -- that he smuggled out of prison and a galvanized muslims about the obligation to muslims and jihadthe world. the answer to your question is i don't know the things would have turned out as they had without that book but that book made the movement possible. >> there are is a apparently no shortage to larry's talent. some of the nokia sign copies of the books. >> they have a golf cart waiting for me to rush me over. >> if you are interested in seeing a golf cart performance of this man i would like to thank this man for being here and the great larry rice for being here. [applause] thank you for being here very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> that concludes today's coverage of the texas book festival. we will be back with more authors tomorrow including award-winning actress jane out xander about wildlife and conservation stanford professor jeff cheng on race in america and former obama administration official darren shall lay on foreign policy. now if you missed any of the events from today you can watch them on line

and glen beck, who was on the air not that long ago went on a jihad against van jones. i think he did 14 episodes attacking him. run him out of the obama administration. van jones happens to be one of the most thoughtful liberal commentators and analysts that i know, but i think that's what we do. >> you'd be hard pressed to see van jones promoting racism or antisemitism. the analogy doesn't make any sense. the reason that steve bannon is so disturbs ing because of what donald trump did. right? barack obama did not take office and appoint van jones after having run a racist birther campaign. barack obama -- >> he went to church with reverend wright -- >> matt, let me finish -- i didn't -- matt, let me finish. the problem is, what steve bannon says about donald trump, the man who attacked judge curiel of being of mexican descent, and falsely claimed the cel celebrating of 9/11, and called elizabeth warren pochntus. he needs to repent for that and to publicly try to bring the country together. appointing steve bann bannon/breitbart, makes the situation worse. >> you've go

that is what, that is what jihad means x. that is the core of the quran. who will say, well, islam doesn't really mean holy war against the unbelievers. islam means self-reection, spiritual self-reflection inside. well, it's nonsense, kind of like indigestion. [laughter] the real meaning of jihad is holy war against all, against the unbelievers, and you can ask any honest muslim, and he will tell you that. stuart: okay. on your screen right now, ladies and gentlemen in the audience, that is governor mike pence, of course, the vice president-elect. i think that's the correct title. just arrived at trump tower. there's a huge meeting going on right there as we speak, and they're really talking about who to appoint for the senior positions in mr. trump's cabinet. this was moments ago. no, that was live. this is just moments ago, actually. but there you have it, governor pence is now in that meeting. we've just heard, literally about 20 minutes ago, that ben carson does not wish to be considered for any cabinet position. we thought he might go to education or

daniels and $250 to an ice is operative in january and expressed his commitment to violent jihad. >> i can state football player facing serious charges tonight, charges that have them and spend it indefinitely. >> reno police arrested senior made holy. he's not charge of her degree felony kidnapping. not many details available right now. muzzin rain this afternoon and will be in court again this thursday. today he posted a $50,000 bond and was released for documents say he was ordered to have no contest with the victim and to report to a halfway house holy is a two-time first on that once again, meet holly, they can state for all start arrested and charged with. >> local girl scout troop planting and a lasting memorial today honoring a police officer killed in the line of duty. authorities say he was conducting a routine traffic stop if he was hit by interstate. and took a trip to the holden arboretum. to complete the beds a mock me they wanted to do something to honor the fallen officer. >> trooper fellas was killed in the line of duty a couple of days before we went out to the arbo

drone strike that has evolved as a symbol of online jihad the department of homeland security warned of a specific threat. concerned that terrorist individuals and home-grown violent extremists may be encouraged or inspired to target public events or places. recent jihadist online propaganda promoted attacks and.recommended using car or knives. >> plenty of evidence that this individual may have been motivated by extremism and carrying out a seen of terrorism. >> praised is officer alan horujko. there was an active attacker and no time to wait for backup. >> typically see with the u.s. they wait for one, two officers to show up. we don't have time. this officer deployed that train and doing a fantastic job and he is definitely the hero of this response. >> daniel: that was mark ockerbloom reporting this morning. students returned to class at ohio state some of them are seeking counseling. almost all of the attack victims have been discharged from the hospital, and this morning none of their injuries are considered life-threatening. >>> some people say that burning the american flag i

from -- [speaking in native tongue] it's important, the jihad of americans. this is something that is everywhere in our life. so this american jihad has to do with spiritual education, has to do with intellectual education, it has to do with a cultural production. all this is part of who we are as muslims. and for us to be involved in all these fields as we keep on repeating for years now in science and everywhere, these are challenges that are important. so this is the spiritual message we have to start with. this is where we will get courage, we get means, and we will get what is needed for us to face the challenges of our time. it start with the spiritual commitment. and be ceful, it start with but it's not ending with this. so all the people who are teing you be a spiritual being and that's enough, no. you are going to be spiritual in the way you are spiritual and in the way you translate this spirituality into the good behavior that is expected from all of us as the proftizer said -- prophettizer said. now, having said that, it means that every one of us

add extreme vetting question for high risk aliens, question them regarding support for sharia law, jihad, and reduce intake of syrian refugees to zero. >>> scientists are warning of an earthquake danger in northern california. they discovered the two major fault lines linked just north of san francisco and creates a new risk for the nearly 7 million people living in the bay area. mireya villarreal has the the earthquake hits california and the clock is ticking. national guardsmen are working to pull a trapped man from an elevator shaft. while a especially trained dog searches for stranded survivors. this drill its meant to help emergency responders prepare for the real thing. >> you want to be the best prepared, best trained and most efficient as possible. >> reporter: but these extreme scenarios could easily become reality. usgs scientists discovered two of the country's faults, once thought to be at least two miles creating one massive, 118 mile long fault. using this acoustic device, they confirm that the hay ward fault meets the rodgers creek fault in the san pablo bay near san franc

statement, the democrat bashed flynn for his past remarks about islam saying his remarks only feed jihad propaganda by saying that the west is at war with islam. flynn spoke at the republican national convention this summer. >> coddling and displays of empathy towards terrorists is not a strategy for defeating these murderers!! >> reporter: mr. trump's latest cabinet pick followed his first meeting with a foreign leading since his election. >> meeting was cordial. >> reporter: and more meetings with lawmakers favored for key administration posts including south carolina governor nikki haley. she is reportedly in the running for secretary of state despite harshly criticizing trump during the primary. >> what i have seen in donald trump is he brings out the worst in people. >> reporter: the transition team says mr. trump is absolutely open to selecting former rivals for top cabinet roles. among them, texas senator victor cruz and former republican presidential candidate mitt romney who also had harsh words for the president-elect during his campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >>

copies of the koran and it is believe they had glorify jihad and are recruiting people to fight for the islamic state in syria and iraq. no one was defeign in the raids. >>> the documentary on netflix, "making a murderer," brendan dassey could soon be out of prison. >> yes. here is more on his impending release. >> reporter: after more than ten years in prison man. we are out here waiting to see if he walks through those doors today. a federal judge made the ruling monday, saying dassey's confession was coerced in the murder case of theresa halbach. an emergency motion was filed saying dassey should remain in prison through the appeal process. the legal team is focused on getting him home with his officer still needs to meet with dassey and his family and check out his living arrangements before he is released. dassey is required to provide an address of where he would live to the u.s. probation office by noon today at the latest. the focus will be on helping dassey reintegrate back into society if he is released. there are restrictions dassey would have to follow if he is released. he

tom: she told me on apollo 13 jihad to work with software, that wasn't even software. all i thought was, why didn't we know that in the movie? we would've made sure we had a moment. you never knew who you are going to meet at the white house. >> president said this is very personal to him. he said his staff was involved in these elections from start to finish. these were people that he felt should be honored and admired. what does that mean to you? tom: it is intimidating. but it is not unlike moments i have had, where people from all walks of life have explained in different words that at a time they really needed decent company, i was there in their living room on some video they had seen, for a time they were growing up, i had someone tell me that they didn't really have a positive male influence in their life. but through the aviation tapes -- through vhs tapes and others, i was. i know how powerful the pond is between the audience member and what you are seeing. i can see how the investment can pay off, and that the union president has on occasion -- the president

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it's one of the areas where from locals were involved in the jihad in iraq, so there are some routes for isis in the area. it's going to be much tougher than elsewhere. we thought it was going to be tough, and it was tough. it caught the kurdish forces, one of the highest casualties after kaboni. al bab will be a whole different level. there is that different forces on the outskirts, and they want to go in or don't want to because i think some secretly want the regime to go into al bab because that will save the americans a lot of blood and treasure and also save northern american blood, but forces backed by the americans. turkey, there's not evidence to this, but i can imagine the turks would like the region to take al bab because that would be a buffer between the kurds and their different holdings in aleppo and raqqah. nobody has an answer to that. i think the syrian rebels do not have the capacity to go there. if the kurds go there, it's going to cost them a lot of blood and treasure as well. and distract from raqqah. it's going to be a protracted war. it's a difficult terrain. >

intelligence agents say the members glorified jihad and helped to recruit to fight isis. >>> abc15's katie ramel found millions of adults with no siebs or symptoms may now wonder if they should take them. >> new guidelines now in the fight against stroke and heart recommending all americans between 40 and 75 consider stattens if your doctor says you have an elevated risk of heart attack in the next 10 years. and just one of these risk factors. high cholesterol or a history of smoking. >> these drugs are quite safe for most people in these age groups. so if you have these risk factors it's worth talking your doctors. >> cardiovascular disease is responsible for one in three adults in the u.s. and the guidance from the task force this week even people with a lower risk could benefit. even a history of cardiovascular disease you could still be at risk. katie ramel abc15. >>> abc15 and the mayo clinic encourage you to know your cholesterol and your weight. learn more at abc15.com/rallyforred. >>> your home should be your haven but for dozens of people across the country it is becoming a