demographic jihad.number two, proselytize your another way is the building of islamic center from coast-to-coast in america. that every mosque is a care hotbed. i know that, but many mosques in america, i document this in my book, have been used, sadly, to launch terrorist attacks. and many mosques, sadly, not all, but many, do have muslim brotherhood ideology running rampant in them. i've seen it with my own two eyes, folks. i've been in mosques across this country and across europe. i picked up the literature and stared at it. the works of leading muslim brotherhood thinkers and ideologues, and another name, google it because our government apparently hasn't, saeed. he provide the framework for the endless jihad al qaeda and all its offshoots want to do and what they are trying to carry out. every al qaeda leader worth his it suicide belt basically points to qutb as their inspiration. oh, he was a member of the muslim brotherhood to not only that, he was their chief propagandist and a talk to the musl

for to make his own jihad but jihad in the way they develop their walk so and he anyone and if someone in the well if you are talking about jihad people think immediately that people are fighting which one is not for some muslim true believers making jihad can also be a part of lutheran did work giving the. medication to civilian people this can also be a way of making jihad and by some of the local volunteer work in this way in the way of giving medicines for civilian people and separate from that you have been a dime a while ha stakes are so in syria. when i did decide my son to come back. first of all because the players i make in the media and we succeed in this in this and second because i realize i don't want to buy them out or in syria. ask you sir for many times a question on the field in syria is this my future. i want i want to live in the and after he see so many cruel things and incredible things he decided to return to his family which one. is his family his mother and father and sister and all these kind of things. ok well that's what this is about it's a validation i tho

is the news iran well the al qa'ida militants a full it was a sunni islam the al qaeda affiliates jihadism is to have operations in syria with it being fourteen of the rebel factions in the ongoing civil war in northern syria that included christine fourteen kids because it's a bit consecrate to autonomy and full control of major oil reserves while in the lead but the attention of the rebels including the free syrian army and in the form is on the front the islamic state of iraq and about recently to control the strategic waterway which connects this is the affiliate at the capital but the fruit itself is also

the thread of jihad is taking over the more moderate opposition has cause a view on syrian rebels to shift recently former cia director michael hayden said the assad regime is beginning to look like the lesser of all the evils of former u.s. ambassador to syria iraq and afghanistan ryan crocker agreed that as us that is not as bad as the jihad is while russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov welcomed the change of stuffs made only in iraq of the government has been unable to push al qaeda linked militants out of the city of fallujah but the u.s. stepping in to help crosstalk debates whether its involvement can lead to any good . the united states states nine years applying hell fire missiles and drones and automation and attacks of all sorts of kinds and none of that worked is the definition of of mental illness to keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results introducing weapons into iraq at this time from the united states will likely have as much success this time as it did the last time i mean this is kind of deja vu all over again do you do the same thi

when he's talking about a worldwide jihad that sounds pretty serious stuff here. >> it's concerning, it's a little spooky combined with the so-called black widows are seeking revenge for their husbands' death and one of these penetrated the ring of steel, if you will, i don't think it's time to be alarmist and cancel. if this thing gets worse maybe we would consider that. but remember this ring of steel has about 100,000 security officials, i saw them down there, the special forces, military, this is quite a fortified event. putin is putting everything he has from security standpoint down almost we have also had added our diplomatic security corps, fbi to help with the security. the perimeter is secure, the olympic village. i think the real threat lies outside this ring of steel where soft targets can be hit quite easily. probably go fog see more of those, like you just saw with that train bombing you had on the program earlier by a suicide bomber. and they're calling for more of these attacks just as of yesterday. i think you'll see more of these attacks but outside the perimeter. >

the syrian government are the ones to team up with the moderate opposition factions against the jihad is that statement coming just days ahead of the geneva two peace conference. president obama is set to deliver a speech on the n.s.a. surveillance methods and many question whether the government is ready to limit the agency's spying reach. and u.k. foreign secretary william hague heads north to try and convince scotland not to go it alone with an independence referendum eight months away. which is actually coming to you live from the russian capital marina josh welcome to the program now the syrian government says it's ready for a limited ceasefire with the rebels and a prisoner swap the foreign minister has even proposed cooperating with a more moderate opposition groups against radical islamist you raise those issues at a meeting in moscow just now with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov already the list could joins us now with the details and we know the russian foreign minister is hosting a syrian counterpart in moscow as we speak but what has come out of that meeting what do

the jihad is behind the occupation of fallujah and ramadi are the infamous islamic state of iraq and the levant is one of the most powerful al qaeda branches estimated to be six thousand strong with it cells threatening the entire region while the organization was formed by sunni insurgents back in april two thousand and four a year after the us launched its invasion of iraq many members of the group are fighting in syria against a sad and their force is rapidly gaining influence among the radical elements in the devastated country well even lebanon has suffered from the group's activity with it being behind the latest bombing attack in beirut and this kilgore he's a former danish intelligence officer who served in iraq believes the country's army won't be able to wipe out the extremist forces in my opinion. has never been on the run it might have been downscaling due to the pressure but once this pressure is lifted the organization is back in full force and it uses these. pauses to regain its bring the fighting ability of the of the isis for instance is very strong but very containe

focus on targeting terrorism of all else look at how nasser is from europe contribute to the spread of jihad is spotted. hello and welcome to our team to national twenty four hour news live from moscow. and then story now. and these are no interest from the disaster as things are chill scenes from the ukrainian capital taken overnight the pictures show protests is running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fierce and mix of multiple cocked molotov cocktails clubs and fire balls thrown at police trying to stable for a revolution and i think russia is and can say well if a central kiev looks like a war what's happening that. indeed you said it correctly it looks like a war zone here in the korean capital kiev the scenes of sunday night something completely unprecedented fire on the police trucks molotov cocktails thrown rocks thrown at the police the police responding with flash bangs all very loud very hard to breathe in central kiev because of all the pepper gas straight across the area something completely untypical

[indiscernible] going and joined the jihad to islamistsly war along in the north of syria. they were arrested in 2012, before they could get that far. they are six vested -- they are suspected of being linked to a terrorist enterprise. telephones based on interceptions and looking at their use of the internet. investigators say's men were linked to jihadist groups. they started buying equipment such as gun holsters. they were trying to get into serious via turkey when they were stopped. tried on this evidence alone, according to their lawyer. >> there has been concern of from alladist coming over europe. tell us about some the other cases that have come to light. >> there have been a lot of buzz and concern in france. this case comes a few days after two very young, would be jihadist were brought back to france. .hey were from toulouse they came back from turkey, accused of trying to draw in the jihad -- brought up a lot of concern. a lot of reports of fighters traveling from france and all over europe. biggestgoing to be the danger france could face in the coming years. >>

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. >> the woman known as jihad jane gets 10 years behind bars for a failed murder plot. >> people at riskf frostbite in north america as polar air grips the region. >> hello, the battle for the iraqi city of fallujah is heating up. the prime minister asked residents to drive out fighters he calls terrorists. in response, they warn of dire consequences if they support the army. thousands fled fallujah. 400,000 were thought to live here. now the streets are deserted. the islamic state of iraq and levant has been occupying parts of anbar province for several days. at least 45 people, including 22 soldiers have been killed so far. tribal loyalties have been questioned. now another al qaeda group has emerged. >> the revolutionaries of our tribes in fallujah resolved to punish the tribesman who decide to join the sectarian forces and join the military council. they have decided to join the scheme run by the government. >> the united states is speeding up the delivery of missiles to iraq, but the white house will not be sending troops, insisting that it didn't allow the forces to develop. >> the

a human rights watchdog says nearly five hundred people have been killed in a week of rebel vs jihad as the violence in syria as functions within the opposition turn against each other among the warring groups is a new seemingly uncontrollable power which is causing more fear among people than the government of bashar al assad ever did and one must warn you the footage you are about to see is extremely graphic so the islamic state of iraq and the band also known as cyrus is accused of lynching dozens of opposition fighters in the city of aleppo just days ago several hundred captives of the hardline rebel group were freed by other opposition fighters in syria they described being tortured by the radical jihadist militant group and praying for death even so the obama administration is reportedly considering resuming normal lethal aid to the moderate syrian opposition even if parts of it may end up in the hands of more hardline islamist security policy analyst michael maloof believes the violence we're seeing now could have been avoided if it wasn't for the western backing of rebels. un

they go back to jihad much faster. and two of the groups in the libyan factors, the al-qaeda-connected groups were connected by a guy from baghraim, until the arab spring. >> and the terrorist was released from gitmo, same program. >> that is an al-qaeda-connected group. >> we're going to continue, you have to shine a light on this. what is next? who is going to walk next? who is going to get a pen pal next so they can spew terrorist propaganda while we're sitting home having our dinner. what do you think about it? i mean, listen, everybody is very focused on chris christie. and the bridge, and that is a story. but we're talking about terrorist propaganda from one of if not the worst living terrorist in the country, being sent out to some kid over in england, in 27 pages, who are the lawyers who assisted with this. what will be done about this, and who else is about to get a get out of free jail card from gitmo, what do you think? send me a tweet @megakelly, and send me a comment. we are not done with that. >>> still a

of the islamic state of iraq and move on to last that small block and it's a blog last some of the jihadhis group denounced even by al qaeda were simply the i.s.i. as executed twenty one civilians in a children's hospital that it had taken for its babies some axes think this must told that the syrian peace talks. i do not want to see and i did live be reproduced in syria where you have you know the breakup of the country and basically warlordism in various parts of the country and incitement of very serious sectarianism and so forth you have these al qaeda affiliated groups banning music images and of course they are zero respect for women's rights and so on so what is the priority of the syrian opposition is a stance is rash and wise and counterproductive given the fact that they have serious impulses. and national integrity and sovereignty. intrusion and the very destructive role of thousands of foreign forces who have zero commitment to the values of free democratic syria as well as the rights of women and so on of course all day long showing the build up to wednesday's syrian peace c

of course we will be much more efficient the diplomatic model that comes amid growing fears syrian jihad is violence could spread over to the e.u. latest estimate suggesting up to seventeen thousand foreign fighters have joined the rebel forces are the biggest european contributor is france as many as seven hundred of its nationals could be in syria right now belgium and the u.k. rounding out the top three so ati's sarah first quarter up with one londoner who lost his brother to a war thousands of miles away from home. they young british and they're traveling to syria in their hundreds of people. and according to one expert the now part of the largest european islamist foreign fighting contingent in recent times. at least eleven hundred. two. hundred it was from this picturesque seaside town in portsmouth this a group of young men recently left to go and join the fight in syria about a month ago when news reached a community that twenty three year old man was killed last fighting on the syrian front line this is the local mosque that if the current number of his friends attended before t

ambassador to syria iraq and afghanistan ryan crocker agreed that assad is not as bad as the jihad is russia's foreign minister of course welcome the change of stance manual of the writer a german journalist who has just returned from syria says the moderate opposition is now extinct. the term syrian opposition is as strong as it could be this these groups are neither syrian nor opposition so they don't have in their interest the good the benefit of the people or of the country to screw ups are very very often influenced by the west by turkey by the goal of states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia so those groups who claim about themselves that they represent the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the battlefield we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground are told by islamic extremists. u.s. have ganesan relations are put under more strain since joining me is over a security deal which washington sees as essential are hit after american troops accidentally kill eight mistakin

be vulnerable to the threat from terrorism reports have emerged that al qaida is training european jihad ists in syria specifically to set up terrorist cells back home maria notion of reports now from damascus. despite the international community separate operates efforts to bring peace to syria and its people the brutal conflict now has a new face radical militants have long used children in their fight against a masochist but now more and more women both local and from the west have been dragged into jihad some apparently make the journey to marry fall into is who they appear ready to support no matter waltz in the u.k. a blog even helps those who want to marry minutes and travel to the country here in syria training camps have been set up by areas held by and to government forces or aspiring female extremists is the most severe thing to see women join them and then encourage some to swap a traditional way of life for weapons and suicide belts that traction is. attention from the police and security forces russian officials are concerned about the rising number of their nationals looki

split into many different factions these including al qaeda linked groups with about ten thousand jihad this is more than thirty thousand hard lined radicals but they're focused on the war in syria rather than a global struggle for islam is domination and just over a third of the opposition could be considered more moderate islam is middle east expert sharmeen are one who says that even if the talks are successful though the problem of how to deal with the jihadi fighters remains. but there's many different factions of the opposition and you have the domestic peaceful opposition the n.c.c. that i think is the most likely to be able to strike any kind of deal with the syrian government they have rejected these talks because of the kinds other kinds of oppositions that that might participate and then you have this externally backed opposition. syrian national coalition these are the ones who have accepted the talks or at least some of this body has access to talk that they're not in any position to negotiate a solution on behalf of the syrian people there are some dangers in these talks a

say the black flag was this week raised to eva true iraq's cities which are now under the control of jihad and on creating a new islamic nation but the real bloodletting is yet to begin one expert says the iraqi army and tribal militias mobilize and prepared to come to tag. reports. do. they run on chaos emboldened by the fighting in syria these al qaeda linked militants overran parts of iraq including the city of fallujah. we have said earlier that the syria story can will actually go into iraq and this is what we were warning about chaos in neighboring syria deepened as the u.s. and its allies threatened the syrian government sending the signal to the rebels to fight on to the detriment of a political outcome islamic groups have now taken over the opposition movement there and have even chased the western backed leader of the free syrian army out of the country. to be honest you the leave it alone because if you kick it they're going to come out and that's what we did when we invaded iraq you know three and it can bite not just somewhere far in a war zone but here in the u.s. american in

somalia where you have small regional conflicts you know groups with no with no desire for a global jihad it seems to be a pretty convenient term that doesn't mean it doesn't exist but it certainly seems to be overused yoram in tel aviv would you like to reply to that i mean it is a term used very very often you almost want to get to the point where it's just a kind of a franchise. since a typical qaeda since its inception in one nine hundred eighty eight i think that we don't have to look for new new the phoenicians is one of the crowd sometimes referred. to this and this is a group within its own memory and the person who spoke really now located the pakistan area and there are other groups that are closely cooperating with al qaeda and basically go to the french as formal carcassonne these are for groups al qaeda in iraq in the islamic maghreb who just recently since. two thousand and twelve also was about all the others are supporters of the feeling who are closely connected to al qaeda but have not merged with al-qaeda this is the phenomenon some powerful power has in many other affi

black flag of al qaeda was this week a waste over to iraq's cities which are now under control of jihad is spent on creating a new islamic nation but the real bloodletting is yet to began one expert says iraqi army and tribal militias mobilize and prepare to counterattack artie's gannett she can reports. they run on care emboldened by the fighting in syria these are all qaeda linked militants overran parts of iraq including the city of fallujah. we have said earlier that the syria story will actually go into iraq and this is what we were warning about chaos in neighboring syria deep and as the u.s. and its allies threaten the syrian government sending the signal to the rebels to fight on to the detriment of a political outcome islamic groups have now taken over the opposition movement there and have even chased the western backed leader of the free syrian army out of the country. to be honest you the relieve it alone because if you kick it they're going to come out and bite you and that's what we did when we invaded iraq you know three and it can bite not just somewhere far in a war zon

ambassador to syria iraq and afghanistan ryan crocker agreed that assad is not as bad as the jihad is while russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov welcome to the change of stance but in an caruthers no change with its turkish foreign ministry still insisting assad must go and acts but in middle east history and politics jeremy sold says the rise of al-qaeda groups is a much bigger threat to turkey itself. islamic state of of of iraq of violence has already threatened to carry out suicide bombs inside turkey and carried out one bore me last my in the border town right how they were to more than fifty people so this is a very dangerous group to be the smallest describing his evil but the ground is changing very rapidly in syria and we know what's going on now is that the united states and the allies need to go to geneva with a credible syrian opposition that the most they don't have because the syrian the free syrian army is not credible the syrian national coalition has no support inside syria. and as a jihad his group the islamic state of iran can live on the gains momentum in syria

expert sharmeen now want he says even if the talks are successful the problem of how to deal with jihad is fighters were me. but there's many different factions of the opposition you have the domestic peaceful opposition the n.c.c. that i think is the most likely to be able to strike any kind of deal with the syrian government they have rejected these talks because of the kinds other kinds of oppositions that that might participate and then you have this externally backed opposition you know backed by foreign governments the syrian national coalition these are the ones who have accepted the talks or at least some of this body has access to talk that they're not in any position to negotiate a solution on behalf of the syrian people there are some dangers in these talks even if you had a legitimate opposition sitting across the syrian government and negotiating it doesn't account for the many militias on the ground who are not controlled by any foreign government or any domestic constituency we're going to have to put a stop to those kind of military activities. and u.s. conclusion that a

the jihad his group now said to be in control of fallujah and ramadi is the islamic state of iraq and the levant also known as isis it's seen as a formidable fighting force and its militants are among of the most radical cells in syria isis itself that dates back to the early years of the iraq war it was formed in april two thousand and four by sunni insurgents and soon after a pledge allegiance to bin laden two years later it was rebranded as the islamic state of iraq in two thousand and thirteen its military successes against. strong influence in syria were so it's ad want to the name now of course in the latest developments the group has taken control of fallujah and other parts of the province in iraq and proclaimed an islamic state ross at the point is a former u.s. marine who fought in fallujah a decade ago he things the u.s. led invasion could be to blame for the violence that we see now but i think the reason that there's discontent in iraq right now is because of the u.s. led occupation put in place a lot of structural injustices that are the root of all the violence in iraq

focus on not talking terrorism up let's look at how nasser is from europe contribute to the spread of jihad to someone. international news life or. international with me hugh national thanks for joining us. and these are not images from the disaster these are actual scenes from the ukrainian capital taken other night the pictures show protesters running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fear is a mix of molotov cocktails clubs and fireball was all thrown at police trying to stave off a revolution there. forty. it's morning now in kiev but the chance in the right place where the investments unraveled in a very violent manner yesterday are not dying down you can see what remains of the police cars and police buses which were burned yesterday a predicting picture of what happened here yesterday over there just literally fifty meters away from here all the police lines the right police the special regiment called the better they're trying to secure the governments of water yesterday on sunday the protesters gathered for

europeans make up a big chunk of these seventeen thousand foreign jihad it is thought to be in the war torn country the biggest european contributor is france as many as seven hundred of its nationals could be in square right now under belgium and they you care also in the top three that the warriors what happens when they return home. caught up with one british citizen who lost his brother to thousands of miles from home. a young british traveling to syria a hundred people. and according to one experts the now part of the largest european islamist foreign fighting contingent in recent times. to at least eleven hundred. two. hundred it was from this picturesque seaside town in portsmouth this a group of young men recently left to go and join the fight in syria months ago and these reached a community that twenty three year old it's a kitchen man was killed last fighting on the syrian front line this is the local mosque that if the current number of his friends attended before they left syria where they join one of the most radical opposition groups operating in the country isis the isl

against a masochist but now more and more women both local and from the west are being dragged into jihadome apparently make the journey to marry fall into is who they appear ready to support no matter what's in the u.k. a blog even helps those who want to marry militants to travel to the country. in camps have been set up by al qaida in areas held by and to government forces or aspiring female extremists is the midst of piercing to see women join them and then encourage some to swap the traditional way of life for weapons and suicide belts traction is clear women draw less attention from the police and security forces western officials are concerned about the rising number of their nationals looking to syria to take part in the war they're afraid that after being trained to kill these vans and women will return to their home towns. by one level defector we sad that is that is precisely what militant groups are hoping to achieve because in two different sources there are up to two thousand european fighters here in syria who joined rebels groups many of which have ties to al-qaeda for the

defense study has found that more than half of those fighting against the assad government are either jihad this or hardline islamist it says there's more than one hundred thousand rebels in the country who are split into as many as a thousand different factions breaking them down al-qaeda linked jihad as can constitute a significant proportion of the fighters on the ground the largest group are hardline radicals who are more focused on toppling assad rather than the global islam is a struggle and while those considered more moderate islam is make up a little under a third of the armed opposition middle east expert sharmeen are want you says that even if the talks are fruitful the problem of how to deal with the jihadi fighters remains. but there's many different factions of the opposition and you have the domestic peaceful opposition the n.c.c. that i think is the most likely to be able to strike any kind of deal with the syrian government they have rejected these talks because of the kinds other kinds of oppositions that that might participate and then you have this externally backed oppo

is not even involved just about got the confrontation is now between the free syrian army and the jihad as of isis we're darkness comes we'll join the fight but for now we are on standby let her know that we don't have any troops there we are fighting between themselves for control. according to the syrian observatory for human rights the london based opposition group relying on activists in the field for their data around fourteen hundred people have been killed in the country since hostilities between the rebels and jihadists broke out these january among the dead the hundreds of moderate rebels and nearly two hundred civilians in an audio message posted online on thursday still carden leader ayman al-zawahiri called on his militants to immediately hold the fighting between brothers over with clashes exit q sions and torture between those who were once calm rates continue. and with the syrian government and opposition now starting their first dialogue at three years the question is now how this internal rebel fight will affect syria as a whole. some say it would most likely weaken the

the two sides of the syrian conflict european supporters of the syrian opposition there call that jihad wannabes are heading to the country to take up arms and estimated one thousand europeans have reportedly headed to syria to participate in the fighting r t is sara further has more. traveling to syria. and according to one experts they're now part of the largest european islamist foreign fighting contingent in recent times. two. hundred. two. hundred it was from this picturesque seaside town in portsmouth this a group of young men recently left to go and join the fight in syria about a month ago when you reached the community the twenty three year old man was killed while fighting on the syrian front line this is the local mosque that if the current a number of his friends attended before they left the area where they join one of the most radical opposition groups operating in the country isis the islamic state of iraq and. the before he died if it was active on social media placing videos an update so activities now in the first interview since his brother's death mistaken german exc

. >>> a judge handed down a ten-year jail sentence for the pennsylvania woman known as jihad jane.led al qaeda plot to kill a swedish artist who offended many muslims by drawing a cartoon of the prophet mohammad. she was eligible for a life sentence and prosecutors asked she spend decades behind bars. joining me now is john shipman. let's talk about the actual sentence. ten years is less than what u.s. prosecutors were asking for but authorities also admit that she's been very cooperative in investigations for other terrorism cases. is that really the main reason why they were able to reduce the sentence? >> the judge cited two reasons today in court. the first reason was her cooperation. the second reason was her background. her growing up. she had an incredibly horrible childhood. she was between ages 8 and 13 raped by her biological father repeatedly. spent a lot of time as a teenage prosecute. what her attorney tried to argue today was that she had really become screwed up in her head in terms of relationships and that she's relationships with men made her incredibly susceptibl

the idea was to send over an army of jihad is to trigger a war in kashmir. they then subsequent after 9/11 and element within the group wanted to be more like al qaeda outfit, attacking american targets, pro-western jews, not simply kashmir's. that's why mumbai -- >> to grab the headlines. because kashmir is, everybody in south asia is affected by kashmir. there was a big dispute within the organization, that they had to get back the news agenda from al qaeda that was getting headlines and they lost out. that was a big reason behind why it was executed. >> nearly everything that is one of the most poorly reported stories in the west. it's quite shocking. when you come back to it, the continuing, grinding human rights abuses was completely outstrip those in chile would've found people if they became firmly within. there are more people, there are three times the number of disappeared in kashmir than ever disappeared in chile. you're talking upwards of eight to 10,000 people who vanished, then aged in the secure services. there were 3500 corpses, none of which

said we are talking about the movement of a set of actors who view themselves as part of a global jihad movement. said this in many ways was born out of the chechen conflict and insurgency of the '90s and early 2000, but these groups have been animated and populated by global jihad the actors, many of whom have interacted with the leadership of the caucasus emirate's, many of whom have gone on to fight including now in places like syria. and you think is critical important to keep in mind that the russians have taken a very open and active role diplomatically in supporting assad, which has brought russia back into the center as a far any for the global jihad movement. and you have begun to see that narrative play out in some of the terrorists discourse, and i think that becomes important as an accelerant because russia is not just an actor in regard to the chechen in our other insurgencies or fights but is also a global actor in the context of the global jihad in narrative. and syria in many ways is their key accelerant to that both in real terms and in ideological terms. what are the c

. >>> jihad jane will as sentence. she, woulded with colleen larose or jihad jane to carry out attacks in europe in the name of islam. in a tearful statement ramirez said she took full responsibility for her crime. she was sentenced to 10 years in prison for her role in the plan. >> terror torn russia boosting security in the weeks just before the olympics. now banning all liquid carry ones on flights this coming after two suicide attacks killed people in the city last month. the new measures mean if you fly to moscow they all must be checked. >> a rocket will be launched into outer space with needed supplies in the international space station. the crew is in fear of radiation after a series of sun storms. by four years into 2024. >> a cost reduction plan cutting thousands of jobs and even closing some of the storms. lauren simonetti has the story. >> the other top business news this morning. >> despite strong sales 2500 jobs closing five stores nationwide opening 8 new stores. the move is expected to save the chain $1

. >> the woman known as jihad jane gets 10 years behind bars for a failed murder plot. >> people at riskostbite in north america as polar air grips the region.

"it is not easy to go this way, the way of jihad," he said, "but jesus makes us strong." >> officialsutah have identified an illness that has killed more than two dozen bald eagles. >> the bald eagle is just what america stands for. >> reporter: tests show the eagles are suffering from west nile virus. it's believed they contracted it by eating waterfowl found on the great lake. >> there's not much we can do. we'll have to let the disease run its course. >> reporter: with no risk to human, officials believe the species will show no long-term effects from the virus. for schulte and connor, relief. this iconic bird is again a symbol of hope and strength. >> all right, sports now. it was football that johnny football dreamed about pop johnny manziel was down by 21 at the half nen he -- and then he poured it on and they edge out duke in a come barks the highest scoring in the bowl's history. when asked if this game was a near career ender, he said "i don't know." and bret sundly had four touchdowns. ucla crushes virginia tech 42-12. the after care b-100 bowl had a similar score, 42-19. ar

sex sex jihad.hey are simply criminals. >> my name is ahmed exac zachar. i shall speak in arabic. sir, there are war crimes that have taken place in syria, testimony of that the photographs that have been sent all over the world of detainees who died under torture and was verified internationally. is the democratic process going to bring to justice the perpetrators of such crimes? you also mentioned what happened in the slaughtering of people on the basis of their identity and sectarian basis. i believe what happened is something that took place at the hands of hezbollah and their groups. how about also what you call barrels, explosive barrels, where do they come from? >> legally speaking every crime the perpetrator must be punished in a manner equal to the immensity of the crime, whether it is killing a person or whether it's a massacre or whether it is a crime against humanity or a war crime. a crime that leads to the death of a person must be punished. the legal accountability must be applied to