group is sweeping the north of iraq in syria thirty five to trying to hold the lot of the jihadists in iraq backed by u.s. aircraft which are carrying out strikes on militant positions washington is considering expanding the strikes to syria as well meanwhile france's foreign minister has called for the flow of militant groups financial supplies to be stemmed his appeal comes at a time when support for jihadist inside france is growing. as more. according to a new poll fifteen percent of french people say they think positively of the a ceramic state for eighteen to twenty four year olds that figure is even higher while their government sends weapons to help the fight against jihadist extremism in iraq and is rallying world powers to help stamp out caliphate ideology it's estimated that around seven hundred french nationals have gone to become deter wrists in iraq and syria and that's raising concerns over what's in store when they come home you could see you in september eleventh to talk more look at a few good schools they came through the troubles that you had only nineteen. throu

to could create what i read in the rubble in may a french algerian jihadist armed with a kalashnikov shot dead four people in brussels jewish museum he'd recently returned from fighting alongside jihadists in syria these are generally young fighters they're young people they're radicalized through two ways. simultaneously either they meet somebody through an internet shot form or on the internet who is a radical first or they meet them in person first as a result of travel to some of these countries but there's also a third way and that's through france's prison system muslims are thought to account for the whole of the country's prison population many inmates come from communities blighted by poverty and unemployment and they can be easy prey for jihadists recruited which means that an increasing number of young men coming in here as petty criminals drug dealers and faves but at coming out as islamic fundamentalists around a fifth of the french jehad us fighting in syria and iraq or islamic converts. and then just. in the us is in paris people struggling to get their heads around th

at the hands of isis, yes, but at the hands of the jihadists. i want to talk to you about what makes isis a particularly dangerous outfit and then talk about their friends. i think you are probably all aware of these elements. they are actually folks who have been in the fight for some time, notably in syria. they have acquired at no small measure because of the iraqi military that they confronted when they came across the border into iraq, a very substantial arsenal, including a lot of our gear. they have a terrority which was approximated to the state of kentucky. the this is perhaps the most important of the pieces. they have very substantial resources. some of which they liberated from banks, some which they are getting from oilfields and the electro sale from dams that they control. not least, as you hear more and more, they are a threat to us because of americans. and others with eu passports operating with them, training with them, getting battle skills of their own and presumably coming then home. not least why these guys are particularl

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a former jihadist. mia bloom, the professor of security studies at the university of massachusetts lowell and the author of bombshells. paul cruickshanks is a cnn terrorism analyst and a former counterterrorism expert in the international terrorism operations section. good to have all of you. and i'm looking forward to this information. i'm really looking forward to hearing your story. you were a former jihadist. how were you recruited? >> i went through a period of self-radicalization. there is no single pathway. everyone has a different profile. my particular one led me from not isolated, very integrated experience in high school. but by the age of 19, i became very religious. and i had a chance encounter with the taliban in 1995 in

inis saying we have a trend syria and northern iraq of these jihadists who are high-tech jihadists. we are not see what we saw in afghanistan 20 years ago when the taliban hung t.v. sets from trees. we have the reverse. the jihadists were able to open james foley's computer and learn his brother was in the u.s. air force. that dealt a blow to him in the way he was treated at one point. obviously, the message of the jihadists using social media's when we cover here a lot. >> thank you for that look at the papers. thank you for watching "france 24." sports is next. >> jo-wilfried tsonga comes into the u.s. open on the back of his first masters 1000 triumphant over two years. the french number one takes aftery in toronto defeating a host of top profile -- high-profile players. >> i know what i have to do to win a tournament like that. i know it is difficult to stay at a good level and keep having the necessary momentum, so i will stay humble and keep working. if it must happen, it will happen. if it does not, it will not. it is like that. that is tennis. >> first up is a clash with jua

sunday, august 10th new american efforts to save tens of thousands of iraqis who fled from islamic jihadists. the burden of college debt. surprising new statistics about how much it weighs on graduates, and for how long. and from boston, the artist jamie wyeth. picking up where his father and grandfather left off. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by lewis b and judy and josh weston. joyce v hail. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. in iraq today, a rare battlefield defeat for islamic militants who have captured large portions of the north and west of the country with little resistance the past few months. kurdish fighters reportedly forced the jihadist

addist tourist -- jihadist tourist destination, we need to fight that. lou: islamic state, isil, claiming to have fighters from u.k. from france, and germany, other european countries as well as the united states, arab world, joining us now former u.s. ambassador to iraq john negroponte, he was also first director of u.s. national intelligence, serving under president george w. bush. ambassador, let's go straight to the islamic state of iraq and the l. >> we're told today by defense secretary ma hagel, chairman of joint chiefs of staff, that this is a threat we have never seen before. do you agree with that? is this threat so om news, and different -- ominous and different? >> the way i would interpret what secretary hagel said, and president's actions of late to be a recognition, that we really do have a serious international terrorist threat in that part of the world. it has not gone away. notwithstanding the serious blows that were dealt to al qaeda earlier, and we're just going to have to deal with it i taken courage am from the fact that -- encourag

but it's the british government's policies are stirring jihadist sentiment one of the crucial things is that the british government and the people who go out to fight in syria are in one sense on the same side because they're close to the i said the government and the new form search it recently appointed in this town and said that there was no way that britain would tolerate it would work with a sad and so the british government is on the same side as us so the people who go out to fight in syria against has said obviously you know the british government is not supporting the beheading of people you know some of the atrocities that didn't commit it but they are in the broader political sense on the same side and that's also one reason it has written to to prosecute these people or to. take no position you know to assume that it's automatically about seeing. plenty more stories waiting for you on line including a cultural artifact lost in berlin authorities there are having no luck tracking down the whereabouts of a three point five ton granite and then head. also online hacking into

we had jihadist groups everywhere.hink we're less safe as a country now with the chaos in libya than when were when gadhafi ruled the place. and that doesn't mean gadhafi was a great guy. he was an autocrat, a dictator, but we had some stability. we have less stability. i think the country has to ask themselves if hillary clinton is going to run for president, is that the kind of decision making that we can expect? is she going to create more chaos by getting involved in more wars in the middle east? and i don't think she fully grasps really the repercussions of what she created in libya. >> talk to dr. rand paul. now you were in guatemala. why did you go guatemala? >> for years i've been seeing kids from guatemala there is a guatemalan neurosurgeon in my hometown of bowling green, kentucky. he has been bringing the kids up and we've been operating on them for about 15 years. we went down with a team from the university of utah, and we did about 200 cataract surgeries, and i was able to visit with some of the kids that

international we look at whether pouring more weapons into the conflict against the jihadists will solve any of the nation's problems. headlines live from moscow it's r.t. international with me role research from the entire news team here welcome to the program in the last stage of its mission to crush anti-government forces in eastern ukraine the army's been pounding cities and towns with shells and bombs were used to be a village now looks like this locals are suffering not only from constant fighting but there's also a massive shortage of food water and electricity and in order to bring some relief to the conflict zone russia is trying to send tons if humanitarian aid but the convoy remains stuck at the border explanation now with. food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags welcome relief at a time of despair. this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that saudi needed four months of end to terror appear ation has the towns and rooms more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink

western governments step up military aid to iraq this trouble brewing on the home front with more jihadist volunteers being recruited openly on the streets of southern european cities we investigate this up. to center here in moscow at nine pm local time it's kevin i am with you very good evening thanks for being with us first locals internet say the of course the resistance hub say they've come under the most intense bombing to date at least two civilians were reportedly killed today and ten injured as shells showered the center of the region's largest city for the first time some of the following images coming up are upsetting this video that shows the aftermath of the attack see observers could be seen examining the scene of the violence in the last three days at least seventy people have lost their lives in that city amid increasingly intentionally. of a population of almost a million before the start of the conflict but many have now fled. also today in the the region. french minister for the self-proclaimed republic stepped down it's not immediately known why he's decided to quit ego

the kurds are on the front lines and managed to retake the town shown here in red from isis jihadists. some might say since the iraqi army imploded and since president obama has said the u.s. will not send ground troops and since few other countries other than the u.s. seem willing to assist even neighboring arab countries, these kurdish fighters may be the last best hope of stopping isis. u.s. air strikes, of course, are also aiding kurds by taking out isis targets but the pentagon warned today those strikes have not broken the momentum of the terrorist group. to the south in baghdad, prime minister nuri al maliki is getting forced out of office. iraq's president nominated someone new to take his job. maliki is raising the specter of a coup if he wants to remain in power. his government has so far been powerless to stop isis. joining me now with more on these dramatic developments is analyst lieutenant general mark hertling. we have this heart wrenching rescue videos captured by ivan watson. give us a sense how difficult this mission was from a tactical standpoint for iraqi forces. >

the so-called american jihadist fought with anti-assad rebels there. the fbi began tracking his movements after he posted videos online. he was arrested last jeyear and charged with fighting with a branch of al qaeda. but he pledged to a lesser charge and served six months in prison. earlier this year, he died from an apparent drug overdose. and it's not just men accused of becoming radical islamists. nicole lynn mansfield from flynt, michigan, ended up in syria as well. mansfield had converted to islam. her daughter says her mother is not a terrorist, but may have gotten involved with the wrong group of people. >> they lied to her. they misled her. >> reporter: mansfield was killed last year while allegedly fighting with rebel forces. perhaps most notable among the women, colleen renee larose, aka, jihad jane. larose led a troubled early life, finally finding salvation with islam. in 2009, larose was indicted on a number of counts, including conspiring to support terrorists. she is serving a ten-year sentence. and what you've heard is just a small sam

we know what the jihadist objectives are in iraq and syria. let's be clear and unequivocal about our own. erbil, a strategically crucial city in the north of iraq must not be allowed to fall. a momentum in the fight must be reversed, so the cities overrun by isis can be taken back by iraqi troops. in syria, as well as iraq, this army must be confronted. in recent weeks, president obama, his response has included limited airstrikes in hopes of finally slowing the isis offensive in the kurdish north. he also sent 1000 or so of our american military advisers and special operators. he provided humanitarian relief and aid. the people there were able to escape and get into the mountains. the administration wishes -- and for that matter, who doesn't -- that this was just a humanitarian crisis. and when they talk about limited airstrikes, they place a great emphasis on the word limited. yet clearly, more airstrikes are necessary. nothing less than a sustained campaign to destroy isis forces are required. the iraqi people are up against a terrorist bli

smoke behind me is a village the kurds say was set alight by jihadists. the kurds say they are response -- they are confident they are steadily pushing back the islamic state. but the fighters have not given up for the jihadist yet, at least on this part of the frontline. the rocket launcher attracting incoming fire, we decided to leave. but the recapture of the town, if confirmed, would be the most magic and yet in the battle against the islamic state. the fight for the city of muzzle itself would be much, much harder. this is one of many battlefronts against the islamic state throughout iraq. paul wood, bbc news, near the mosul dam. >> for more on the military operation against islamic state fighters, i spoke to the former commander,e allied general wesley clark. i put to him that although president obama said america is not the iraqi military, is not even the iraqi air force, this victory over the dam would not be possible without u.s. forces. >> i think that is true. i think the united states has made it clear that it is going to be involved economica

. >>> an american jihadist found fighting in syria. the u.s. confirms the american man died fight for isis. we're live with the very latest. >>> breaking overnight, an american journalist held hostage by terrorists for nearly two years back at home. what he's now saying this morning ahead. >>> silence in gaza is real, hamas agreeing for a cease-fire for now at least. what is inside this deal. what did each side give up? we're live in jerusalem with the very latest. good morning, everyone. great to see you. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, august 27th, it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. up first, death of an american jihadist fighting alongside isis in syria, 33-year-old douglas mccain was killed in a battle during rival groups near the city of aleppo. mccain over the course of that time officials say became radicalized. u.s. officials now estimate there are dozens, perhaps as many as 100 americans who have tried to join various militant groups there. we get more this morning from cnn's barbara starr.

. >>> an american jihadist killed fighting in syria. u.s. intelligence confirming the chicago-born man died fighting with isis. this morning, what we're learning about douglas mccain. as president obama faces increasing pressure to go after the islamic terrorist group before it's too late. we're live in iraq with the latest. >>> breaking overnight the american journalist held by terrorists for nearly two years. back at home. what he is now saying ahead. >>> over gaza, hamas agreeing to a cease-fire for now. is there any hope for a long-lasting peace. we're live in jamarcus with the a lot of pef good morning, everyone. welcome toer earl. i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it's wednesday, august 27th, 4:00 a.m. in the east. up next, a he jaddist fighting alongside isis in syria. 34-year-old douglas mccain was killed near the city of aleppo. mccain became radicalized. he is not the first american to join forces in syria, the government estimates there are more perhaps hundreds will try to join groups there. >> reporter: john and christin

he says he is a jihadist ally. also this hour, tony parker may be the face of basketball here in france, but he is set to sit .ut to sit the world cup keepinghful are still the faith. pope francis welcomes in the nicaraguan priest back into the fold. the oath of office for the first popularly elected president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan. up until now, the presidency has symbolic role. that is something that he has been trying to change. much controversy surrounding his election. it is still resident today. he has just arrived at the parliament for his swearing in ceremony. he was welcomed by the parliamentary speaker, who is now introducing and beginning the ceremony inside the parliament. the controversy today is that of leader of the opposition the people's republican party said that erdogan violated the constitution by failing to resign after the presidential election on august 10 area for that reason, you will boycott the swearing in ceremony. you can see many members of that party have boycotted it as wel

after all, these jihadists can travel to america freely under visa waivers. it's a significant security threat to america as well. >> i think a lot of our viewers listening to what you're saying right now would be alarmed. i mean, this is an incredible problem. how is the british government going to approach this? what is it doing? has it got anything, any plans at this point to do something about the extremism spreading throughout the community there? >> i think people should be alarmed, not only in britain but also across europe as well where many governments are facing similar problems. within the united kingdom it simply cannot be business as usual and there has been a very vigorous debate in recent weeks with regard to what measures should be in place to deal with the mounting isis threat. there have been of course growing calls for jihadists to be stripped of their british citizenship. there have been calls for harsh detention laws to be introduces. there have been calls for islamist preachers of hate to be deported. and the question is whether or not t

isis, yes, but at the hands of the jihadists. i want to talk to you about what makes isis a particularly dangerous outfit and then talk about their friends. i think you are probably all aware of these elements. actually folks who have been in the fight for some time, notably in syria. at no smallquired measure because of the iraqi military that they confronted when they came across the border , a very substantial arsenal, including a lot of hard yea -- our gear. it was approximated to the state of kentucky. the this is perhaps the most important of the pieces. they have very substantial resources. some of which they liberated from banks, some which they are getting from oilfields and the dams thatsale from they control. not least, as you hear more and more, they are a threat to us because of americans. passports with eu operating with them, training with them, getting battle skills of their own and presumably coming home. not least why these guys are particularly warning is because -- worrying is because they are the strong horse

they're blood thirsty radical islamic jihadists and pure evil. and they certainly aren't the jv team of al qaeda. remember who called isis the jv team? sorry, mr. president, you were absolutely wrong about isis, they're not the jv team, they're the green bay packers. here's an idea. how about you stay off the golf course, stay in d.c. and deal with this. don't worry, take a few extra vacation days on your annual hawaiian extravaganza, we have work to do now. see you on "the five," everybody. have a great weekend. >> jeff flock here,lp coming to you from the front seatq of the q!%m" the future of how we get where we're going. there'se1çó marcus ambrose.jn it's coming fast. look, guys, no hands. cars that drive themselves. wait a minute, look at this, park themselves or don't. forget the electric car. maybe what you need islp to hav only two wheels. why vehicles with t"ex wheels af bigger than ones with 18. did you knowçó there is currentz a shortage of 30,000 truckers across america? we'l t

journalist is beheaded by the islamic state allegedly by a british execution we look at how the jihadist movement is managing to find willing recruits in the west. you're watching international we're coming to you live from moscow it's good to have you with us. a family of three have been killed in shelling of residential areas in the ukrainian city of donetsk this is the army made another attempt to rid the center city of and to govern fighters a mother and father a maryland year old daughter were running to a shelter when the bombing began a rocket landed next to them on the street forty people are being killed in drone yes this week on neighboring lugansk also suffered ten shelling in numerous victims r.t. is rare for national reports from the embattled area. the devastation of we worried shelling we were here last fall days ago and we've returned to find guns there in the scars of sustained attack here is calling this long assault the final stage of its military operation and the fact it's having the locals is all too clear every day residential areas of the city have look at being t

thousands of iraqi minorities flee for their lives from the jihadist rampage but in the capital the prime minister is busy trying to tighten his political grip. the police killing of a black teenager in the u.s. state of missouri is descending into rioting shots are reportedly being fired and tear gas used on crowds to try and prevent shops from being looted and set on fire now protests broke out after eighteen year old mike brown who'd only recently graduated was fatally shot by police on his way to visit his grandmother on saturday witnesses say he was unarmed and had his hands up when an officer shot him multiple times mike brown's killing drew criticism from civil rights advocates over violent police tactics on racial profiling as you can reports police brutality is seen as commonplace rather than unusual. captured on a bystander's camera new york police suspect the man of selling individual cigarettes so. moments later an officer puts him in what appears to be a choke hold and brings him to the ground. where forty three year old eric gardner can be heard saying i can't breathe severa

they've tracked hundreds of jihadists that have gone there to fight.records, seeing if any of these descriptions match. and this is the key. in fact, britain's former counterterror chief here, richard barrett, gave an interview with the bbc in which he said, quote, they, meaning the community here, may be able to identify him. i think the community will be able to recognize this person, and i'm sure many in the community will be keen to do so. there have been an estimated 400 to 500 young men, but also a few women that have gone to syria to fight. and i've actually spoken to a lot of family members who have children there, and they are worried. they don't want their children there. and every time one of these propaganda videos shows up, they fear, you know, that this could be the voice or the face of their child. >> you know, these british jihadis are particularly dangerous to the west because they can travel around europe and even to the u.s. without a visa. what are british and u.s. officials doing to help hunt down the killer, atika? >> reporter: we

the threat posed by islamic state jihadists will top the agenda next week's nato summit in cardiff in new port the prospect of the block getting involved in another distant war has disconcerted many with hundreds turning out in one of the host cities to protest against military action have a fear now reports. the leaders the organizers of this protest movement against nature oh i hope that in the coming hours and days ten to twenty thousand protestors from across wales the u.k. i mean even the sun coming from mainland europe going to come here to show protests nato summit which is taking place on thursday and friday around sixty leaders from around the world are coming for this. very high profile and significant conference protests this year are against nato itself for the the end which they see as they see it just waging. one hundred they said it is all it off you know equality now to protect the nato summit taking place in the next few days has been on tressa dented security operation by the police close to ten thousand police officers have been drafted in from across the u.k. now t

in other news now the west is scrambling to form a coalition against the islamic state is the jihadists make further gains in syria and iraq washington is the world community to unite in efforts to reach at the militants at the same time stepping up airstrikes against them but as artie's gannett you can report it was the west that helped the jihadists to flourish in the first place. the u.s. president has diagnosed the islamic state rooting out a cancer why geisel won't be easy and won't be quick many are asking if the cancer could have been caught at an earlier stage when these lawmakers state group support of the syrian opposition was gaining momentum in the country and when rich donors in gulf states were funding and arming the group but until recently the west seemed more preoccupied with toppling the syrian president we will work with like minded states to support the syrian opposition to hasten the day when assad falls but the european union has agreed to bring to an end a arms embargo on the syrian opposition we are constantly consulting with the opposition on how they can get or

western governments step up military aid to iraq there's trouble brewing on the home front with more jihadist volunteers being recruited openly on the streets of some european cities we investigate that this hour. you said today it is kevin with a very good evening to you first the locals internet scar saying the resistance has come under the most intense bombing to date at least two civilians reported to have been killed and ten injured as shells show at the center of the region's largest city for the very first time some of the following images coming up. well this video shows the aftermath of the attack over a sea observers could be seen examining the scene of the violence at least seven. people have died in the recently intense shelling of the past three days the city used to have a population of almost a million before the start of the conflict but also today in the region the defense minister of the self-proclaimed annex for public stepped down it's not immediately known why he's decided to quit it a stroke of his being replaced by a local militia commander meantime care says it's also

in iraq here on the network we look at whether pouring more weapons into the conflict against the jihadists will solve any of the nation's problems. it's a saturday morning here in moscow thanks for joining all of us on r.t. international. in the last stage of its mission to crush antigovernment forces in eastern ukraine the army is pounding cities and towns with shells and bombs i will used to be a village now looks like this scared locals of suffering not only from the constant fighting but there's also a massive shortage of food water and electricity and in order to bring some relief to the conflict zone russia is trying to send tons of humanitarian aid for the conflict is stuck at the border and. now explains why. food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags welcome relief at a time of despair. this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that saudi needed four months of and to terror to ration has their towns and rooms more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink. but a whole ritual

the minority are persecuted by islamists considered to be devil worshipers by the jihadists thousands of years of the people have fled their homes to escape the onslaught meanwhile e.u. foreign ministers have agreed to supply heavy weapons to the kurdish forces in iraq to help them fight the militants. are now assessing what that could lead to. hot on the heels of the u.s. and france the u.k. has announced its readiness to supply arms directly to kurdish forces which are trying to fight off brutal jihadists in northern iraq the u.k. has said we will also consider favorably any requests for supplies of arms we already shipping ammunition and supplies from other eastern european countries into a bill but there are fears the lessons of the past haven't been learnt it's a quick fix to to think that you can arm a group or send a craft and bomb and so on but that doesn't deal with the problem the main problem is that the politicians don't plan ahead to always reacting to crises in syria the west backed the rebels who then walked into the assam extent eight the very problem now being faced a

american journalists beheaded by the islamic state allegedly by a british execution look at how the jihadist movement is managing to find willing recruits in the west. where you're watching international we're coming to you live from moscow it's one pm now in the russian capital it's good to have you with us. a family of three have been killed in shelling of residential areas in the ukrainian city of donetsk they says the army made another attempt to rid the city of anti-government fighters a mother father and their eleven year old daughter were running to a shelter when the bombing began a rocket landed next to them on the streets some forty people have been killed in donetsk this week as shells hit apartment buildings hospitals run churches bullishly are reports. there have been massive multiple attacks in neighborhoods and residential areas here in donetsk overnight saturday that was almost a continuous stream of shelling so much so that i and other colleagues here as well as local people i know would constantly missing each other to make sure that we were ok the local press here is repor

nearly as much of syria is dominated by the same jihadists. the group itself, the islamic state of iraq and syria, or isis. when this year started, most of us had never even heard of that group. they had been advancing and captured american vehicles, dealing with captured american weapons and ammunition, taking it is that american troops bob and i to liberate. all of this and more has happened just since june. and as the terrorists see it, they have had a triumphant summer. complete with this long-awaited caliphate. from far and wide, recruits are flooding into joining in the offensive. we are talking about a movement that is bigger and better financed than al qaeda ever was. and it's got nothing to learn from al qaeda about ruthless butchery either. isis has been executing nonbelievers, otherwise known as innocent victims. the poor souls that did not get away have met the worst of fate, beheadings, rape, enslavement, crucifixions. that is the character of this enemy. and in case we missed the point, they actually take pictures of their atroci

american journalist is beheaded by the islamic state allegedly by british execution we look at how the jihadist movement is managing to find willing recruits in the west. you're watching international coming to you live from moscow it's good to have you with us a family of three have been killed in shelling of residential areas in the ukrainian city of donetsk is the army made another attempt to rid the city of government finances a mother father and there were eleven year old daughter were running to a shelter when the bombing began a rocket landed next to them on the streets people have been killed this week on neighboring suffered in ten shelling and numerous victims. witnessed one attack. you know if we worried shelling we were here last four days ago and we've returned to find guns there in the scars of sustained attack kiev is calling this a full on assault the final stage of its military operation and the fact it's having the locals is told to clear every day residential areas of the city of the gonski being targeted fortunately when this five story apartment building was hit no word was

staying with the right washington says its airstrikes against jihadists in iraq and not enough from begins arming kurdish forces in the region after the jihad is themselves to pull the numerous weapons made in america we talk about that shortly after the break. on the air and in the financial world. it's. only take a look at me it's not going to get me like there are true or false. this is a leave us so we leave the baby. by the sea bush and secure the. way your party is in the. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from . politics. to. choose your language. in the. place of choose the consensus. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories to. choose access to. logan ongoing u.s. airstrikes on jihadists in iraq of not contained or broken the momentum of the militias it seems according to the pentagon washington has so far been reluctant to launch then another ground invasion but is now beefing up the flow of weapons to the region u.s. officials say this seeking to further undermine the so-called islamic state by arming kurdish resistance fighte

as a key way points out the jihadist were cultivated by the u.s. in the first place. the intervention of the united states several weeks ago by deploying so-called military advisors and intelligence specialists today has resulted in aerial bombardments which they say could go on perhaps for several weeks what the united states government is not saying is that they gave at least tactical support to elements from the islamic state of iraq and syria now calling itself the islamic state of course they fought for several years by supplying arms and other intelligence and tackle support to the armed opposition groups in syria some of the same elements that last year were fighting very fiercely with the support of the united states and turkey and other western states to defeat militarily the government of bashar al assad in syria today these elements were spread out and crossed the border into iraq are in fact being bombed by the united states. elsewhere around the world now and demonstrations against islamic state militants have taken place in the netherlands scuffles broke

the islamic state have reportedly slaughtered an entire kurdish village around eighty people the jihadists are expanding the. warders of their domain which is already made up of vast swathes of land on which they have proclaimed their own caliphate now the village was inhabited by young people a religious minority considered by the extremists to be double worshippers thousands of them have already fled fearing the sweeping advance of the islamic state group that it would reach their homes foreign ministers have agreed to supply arms to the kurdish forces to help them fight the militants boyko assesses what it could lead to. heart something heels of the u.s. and france the u.k. has announced its readiness to supply arms directly to kurdish forces which are trying to fight off brutal jihadists in northern iraq the u.k. has said we will also consider favorably any requests for supplies of arms we already shipping ammunition and supplies mother eastern european countries into a bill but there are fears the lessons of the past haven't been learnt it's a quick fix to to think that you can arm a

they're blood thirsty radical islamic jihadists and pure evil. and they certainly aren't the jv team of al qaeda. remember who called isis the jv team? sorry, mr. president, you were absolutely wrong about isis, they're not the jv team, they're the green bay packers. here's an idea. how about you stay off the golf course, stay in d.c. and deal with this. don't worry, take a few extra vacation days on your annual hawaiian extravaganza, we have work to do now. see you on "the five," everybody. have a great weekend. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for body beast, the fast, proven way to build muscle, shed fat, and sculpt your best body faster than you've ever thought possible, brought to you by beachbody. >> this is real, as real as it gets. we're gonna learn, we're gonna sweat, we're gonna have fun, and we're gonna see results. >> before body beast, i was just soft and chunky and -- and pudgy, and this is the "after" result. >> it's gonna be amazing. come on. you can do this! >> body beast has completely transformed my body. swim