choosing the feminine items, kirk's mother would be told to ignore him.siblings told anderson his personality changed as a result of the therapy. >> he had no idea how to relate to people. it's like somebody just walked up and turned the lights out. >> reporter: he was considered a success story writing, his feminine behavior was gone. proof he said that homosexuality can be prevented. kirk's family says he was gay. and never recovered from the attempts to turn him straight. in 2003, kirk took his own life. he hanged himself from a fan in his apartment. he was 38. our producers tracked george down in florida. >> what do you say to the family saying that the therapy that you did with him as a child led to his suicide as an adult? >> i think scientifically that would be inaccurate. to assume that it was the therapy. but i do grieve for the parents now that you have told me that news. i think that's very sad. >> reporter: according to the american psychiatric association, the self destructive behavior. therapists alignment with prejudices against homosexuali

kirk: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois, without objection. mr. kirk: mr. president, i rise to memorialize the life of my washington, d.c., scheduler who passed away yesterday, lisa redonia. this is a picture of her. i am going to give these remarks as if i am talking to lisa because this blow was such a severe one that we suffered yesterday. i would say that lisa redonia was one of the brightest lights of my washington, d.c., office. she was so -- she was such a strong supporter of mine, even stronger than myself. that lisa was a die-hard white sox fan. she even had a white sox logo tattoo on her -- on her ankle. that we will miss her so very dearly. lisa, i will tell you that this loss is -- sorry, mr. president. i get very emotional about this death that just happened yesterday, to memorialize lisa who was so much like her mother, state senator christine redonia of lamont. dedicated to the service of the

if he chose the feminine ones, kirk's mother would ignore him.ay his outgoing period of time you changed as a result of the therapy. >> he had no idea how to relate to people. it was like somebody turned the lights off. >> george rekers says that homosexuality can be prevented. kirk's family says he was gay and no attempt would make him straight. he took his life at 38, he hung himself in a fan in a friend's apartment. our producer tracked george reker down. >> what would you say if the family said the treatment as a child led to the suicide as an adult? >> well, i think scientifically that would be inaccurate, to assume it was because of the therapy. but i do grieve for the parents. i think it is very sad. >> according to the psychological association, the risk is great, including self-destructive behavior. the theory says that it could reinforce the self hatred already felt by patients. dr. nicolosi says his therapy is not harmful and he only treats people who want to change. not true, says ryan kendall. >> it led me to periods of homelessness,

the reason in the administration had to be freed. >> the guy who gave the best and hetion is mark kirk said you could hear it in his voice. it was very shaky. described it toee reporters. maybe 19-20o is years old that is not the voice you expect to hear from an army soldier. he was in duress and because of that and all of other information the white house had at the time they said told they believed they had to act. the whiteid-week house realized they had to defend what they had done. in brussels asas part of this european trip and this is what he had to say. prisoner of war deterioratedhad and we were deeply concerned about and we saw an opportunity it.we seized and i make no apologies for that. gwen: the presidents clearly not david. down, and neither is the national security advisor susan rice who that bergdahl was a hero early in the week and repeated still believed him because of his service to be a hero. don't know if she used the word again. the white house decided they go but to pusho forward on this one. >> that's right. we don't know how good his health was. know that the w

nbc's kirk gregory has more for us. >> reporter: the u.s. men's soccer team putting a few final touches on the ball as the americans head into their last group game of this world cup. >> we are getting better. we are getting stronger. with every game that we play, you know, we can build more and more a stronger foundation. we want to beat germany. we want to be first in our group. we're not thinking about a tie. >> reporter: a tie would advance the u.s. into elimination play, but a loss, well, then it becomes more about mathematics than match play. the u.s. is definitely in the round of 16 if ghana and portugal tie, but if either ghana or portugal beat the other handily, well, the u.s. could see its hopes fade. one thing is for sure, u.s. fans in brazil -- >> everything is possible. anything is possible, but confident we're going to come out on top. >> reporter: and all across the nation. >> brings everybody together as a nation. it's really cool. >> reporter: will be watching this game in huge numbers. >> it's different than football. one d

and we have been getting bits and pieces as people came out of the meeting including from mark kirk of illinois. who said administration officials played for them a classified proof of life video apparently taken around the time of the death of south african, former south african president nelson mandela. in that video mark kirk said bowe bergdahl appeared to have difficulty speaking and administration officials used that as the justification. felt they needed to get good bowe bergdahl out of the custody of the taliban as soon as possible. and get him back into u.s. still questions and criticism about the administration's decision to do that. and trading five taliban prisoners in exchange for bowe bergdahl. stephanie, back to you. >> great. thanks, joe. >>> sergeant bergdahl's release has a number of republicans scrambling to hide their previous sport for his return. when president obama announced the prisoner swap on saturday, nevada congressman mark amodai tweeted best news i've heard in a time. nebraska representative lee terry put out a statement, sergeant bergdahl is a national he

but jeff has given his film to kirk who smuggles it out in his underwear and gets it to the u.s.sy. the next day, jeff's photograph appears on the cover of dozens of newspapers around the globe, and the video footage captured by two different news crews at the hotel captivates the world. the question, burning in everyone's mind, who is the man in front of the tank? >> we don't know what the tank man was. we don't know his name. we don't know his age. what we do know is he was probably in his 20s. he was probably an ordinary worker. he was lucky because the cameras only captured the back of his head. they didn't get his face. >> after the crackdown, the protests end, and the pro-democracy movement in china peters out. chinese authorities arrest many of the rebellion's leaders, sentencing most to jail and others to death. exact figures remain unknown, but several hundred citizens are believed to have died, and hundreds, possibly thousands, more wounded. >> it's just so tragic to see china ease young people, their best and their brightest, trying to make a change and then being slau

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all the oil revenues because isis will now you know it's like taking city after city the kurds seize kirk kirk which is a very loyal rich area and they've now pump some of that oil they've shipped it via turkey. and it's sitting in a in a tanker but now iraq is saying that we own that oil kurdistan can't just sell it so it's like you know it's an abandoned ship filled with a lot of oil out there in the med well let's think about this stuff they've got a million barrels of oil on a ship with no flag basically so the price part of this particular piece of business would have to be hedged with some clause that would guarantee a warring warfare bombing if we can ok so million barrels of oil so we can hedge this by selling oil futures to give us a nice guaranteed downside protection. then i would take let's say thirty thousand dollars to bribe a drone operator such like those are all the take right. some key infrastructure to make sure the price of oil doesn't go down because that's the risk the price that risk here is if you buy this tanker of a million barrels of oil then suddenly peace brea

to and it seems players going to be trying to get there to save the whole season but come on well kirk it's a main it's a seven games two with it as a team can do well without some of the expensive players depending on the tactics and their style of play. that you will find a team that does win this turn and will probably have one of those really expensive players if you look at argentina they've got light on messi you look at brazil they've got name our and i think those are players will and probably winning the tournament we can't really ignore state really because although they've got their well this well kurt the last three tournaments they have won the last three major tournaments and their squad is probably just past his peak now but i think you'll find you look at welker winners from the past spain h.c. brazil france germany argentina they all have south expensive players as well as the strong teams are doing their know it with the world cup earthing. but let's talk about the wages because obviously they are quite excessive on that and it's the clubs upon those wages so with tha

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as well as what the snowden revelations mean for all of us i'm joined now by building and kirk we needthank you so much both of you for coming on bill i want to start with you you were one of the creators of the premium eleven data collection surveillance program called the right which actually did have privacy protections instead of for american citizens why was this program abandoned and what kind of system replaced it what will it actually was in the back part of the analysis part the part that allowed them to deal with massive amounts of data and index it was taken in to manage that was the way they actually were able to to build surveillance on the entire world that that particular program was that powerful and that's why we put in those protections so that it would be impossible for them to abuse it and that was the first thing they removed when they took it into the new program still wind. and kirk after you guys found out about what they had done to it then how do you bill and other intelligence insiders address these concerns within the government and how would those concerns

kirk i wanted to actually build let's talk about i would start in tomorrow of course the anniversary of the leaks i want to play a quick clip from his n.b.c. interview on let's check that out. they found that we had all of the information we needed as an intelligence community as a classified sector as the national defense of the united states. to detect this plot we actually had records of the phone calls from the united states and how the cia knew who these guys for the problem was not that we weren't collecting information it wasn't that we didn't have enough dots it wasn't that we didn't have a haystack it was that we did not understand the haystack that we had and of course this is why you guys you know you have a well it's an outrage you agree with his assessment here oh yeah i know it's specific like six or seven phone calls from san diego back to the yemen facility and by the way all both ends were known i mean both numbers were there but that's how caller id works you know and you're talking about switches and then the switches have to know exactly how to pass or where it's

senator mark kirk says there is not given the proper treatment there were supposed to get.there is a "a culture of corruption, intimidation and cover-ups with the v-a that put personal financial gain in front of care for our military." hines hospital says, anyone caught doctoring the waiting lists will be punished. hillary clinton's new book "hard choices" hits store shelves today and the former secretary of state is getting criticized for something she said in an interview in advance of the book's release. >> we came out of the white house dead broke and in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses and for our daughter's education. >>the clintons did leave the white house with millions of dollars in debt due to legal fees. since 2001 both bill and hillary clinton have earned millions of dollars in speaking fees. republicans say hillary clinton is out of touch with the financial reality facing americans. also in the interview with a-b- c, hillary took responsibility for the deadly attack on the benghazi

>> the only correlation that i can extrapolate would be superman or moses, except captain kirk is real. >> are we in tune with current events. >> the vice president of the united states of america? >> dick cheney. >> joe. >> what are you wearing? >> khakis. it's the watters world celebrity edition. >> bill o'reilly says hello by the way. >> tell him i said [inaudible] >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. crts ♪ ♪ thanks for watching tonight for special watters world edition of the factor. for the next how we will unleash watters on the world as he covers the country covering celebrities and alike causing all kinds of trouble. miley cyrus, a big fan. >> very big. >> what do you expect to see in there. >> something insane. >> are you going to behave yourself? >> yeah. i would say so. >> i didn't believe i don't believe that for a second. >> okay. you shouldn't. i will hold photographs from famous people. you just tell me your opinion about that. >> old. >> i don't even know who that is. >> are you lost. >> boring as hell. >> republican or demo

that was captain kirk and michelle nichols.s on "star trek" is considered to be the first interracial kiss in the history of american television and it happened in 1968, which was a key year in the civil rights movement here in the united states. >> it's such a delight to welcome michelle nichols from los angeles. what a delight to speak with you. i have to ask you. can you believe that we're still talking almost 45 years later about one moment on the tv? >> yes and it changed television for ever and it also changed the way people looked at one another. two of their favorite actors can battle through it and come through it on top, why can't everybody? >> it wasn't just the kiss. it was the character, the idea of the lieutenant who was much a part of the enterprise as anyone else on equal footing. it was a ground breaking character that you plaid. >> yes, it was. and the fact that they made it a communications officer i thought was very thoughtful but he had a great thought about what the future was going to be as far as men and

if not for kirk, i would have never had that photo on the wire. i owe him a lot. >> did anybody else. >> there was charlie cole, stewart franklin, and iewrg andr sonn. he found a ground-level image that recently showed up. a different angle that nobody else had. >> rose: was if an interest, angle? >> it was interesting in the sense you can sort of see what was happening on the ground self with the angle is it how-- it wasn't as sharp or close as the other photos put i think historically it was an important image, what did fines people-- the other at a i got an e-mail from something and could you give this picture to him to be an inspiration. i get this a lot from people, and i think sml people lock at this as a first lady saent. it seems to grow in starch use as the years if pie. i'd like to think it hasn't done that much to change my life but i would be lying. it really has. i guess i was sort of a charlie brown in school. i was the guy that always dropped the ball, if hool, in my senior year, and i had something to prove. that was the thing. i w

technical director from one nine hundred sixty five to two thousand and one and kirk we view a senior analyst in the n.s.a. . from one nine hundred seventy five to two thousand and one and the months following the nine eleven attacks these two men witnessed a complete transformation of the government agency they had worked for decades and were forced to retire to the grave and concerns of the illegal and unconstitutional direction of the agency so to discuss their experiences at the n.s.a. as well as what the snowden revelations mean for all of us i'm joined now by building and kirk we need to thank you so much both of you for coming on bill i want to start with the you you were one of the creators of the premium eleven data collection surveillance program called the right which actually did have privacy protections instead of for american citizens why was this program abandoned and what kind of system replaced it but will it actually was in the back part of the analysis part the part that allowed them to deal with massive amounts of data and index it was taken in to manage that was t

whistleblower is bill binney and kirk wiebe the current want to start with you when obama took office he was briefed on the programs he decided to go forward with them why do you think he did this given the fact that he ran his presidency on a platform of transparency and strict constitutional hearings. i think it's the result of what i call techno speak when i see. talks about what it does it tends to put it in somewhat difficult abstract terms it also uses words to deceive so for example being the sales they were not doing such and such under this program. but what program are they doing it and so these are correct statements in front of congress but they're meant to mislead. to be deceptive so i'm not sure that that obama ever understood or fathom really what was going on you're never sure that anybody does congress where's the big get briefings all the time but still don't understand the book certainly didn't look like bush. and i find it hard to believe that obama a constitutional lawyer yeah one at least want to know hey what is this not spying that we have exactly believe in be

keeping to forty hours protecting workers all these kinds of things and conservatives like russell kirk in fifty one fifty two he wrote this book called the good sort of mind which created the modern conservative movement they looked at this and they said you know if these people get rich enough these working class people if they move into the middle class middle class traditionally where the small business owners the doctors the lawyers but if a guy who works in a factory could actually buy a house and his kids can go to college without being terrified that they're going to get you know they're going to get kicked out or go broke. if that happens if the working class becomes the middle class then you're going to see riots in the streets you're going to see social upheaval in america russell kirk predicted this in one thousand nine hundred fifty one. and sure enough by the late sixty's the middle class i mean if product if a way of wages had kept up with productivity since the reagan revolution the minimum wage right now be twenty two dollars an hour. and they had kept up with productiv

. >> the aftermath of clashes between kurdish forces and isis near cure cook -- kirk cook -- kirkuk. unlike the iraqi army, the kurds are not backing down. they have long fox for an independent state in this region and are putting up the only credible resistance in the north of iraq. it is to these regions that hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing -- displaced by the islamist advance. while the kurds have stopped the insurgents drive towards kirkuk, sunni militants claim they have now gained control of the country's largest oil refinery. heavy fighting has continued throughout the day. oil production has stopped, but iraq's prime minister remains optimistic. >> iraq is a unified country consisting of sunnis, shiites, arabs, and kurds. we have a common challenge to fight the terrorists from al qaeda. >> but this kind of talk has failed to convince neighboring iran. president rouhani has vowed to do whatever it takes to protect shiite holy sites in iraq against the sunni militants, including dispatching malicious to iraq -- delicious -- militias to iraq. heavily on soldiers are

could do so this use of this does not leave south who kirk here critias continually for would put the church with each city of industry on the new just to d.g. to do this you can use. it to move to cusack when the probable we see the post in which it was studiously she did i do most of those what they called the positive move see what you need because the dentist's own style system is wish it would but i wish it is you and want to new that was open you know they didn't we didn't we didn't go i was with a simple machine a bit then you wouldn't have had to go to this post on would be but if you did was to leave it would see would be the. only way to get it was maturing to them to go machine i was with them they did me as a don't know who to goodness we need to move to didn't list. whom we live in if we do something to make sure that you should. use just not tell us to assume. you just might miss name it is going. to be just a little do need to she. does this when. it was go. you normally foodborne are you not when you use duty. and you need a good look you team research the research som

though much many moons she let you wish you could do so it was used it was just nice leave south who kirk here pushes hundred likud to church with each city of industry on the news just to d.g. do you miss it when you use. it to move to cusack when the probable we see the post in which it was finished did i do most of those what that you called the positive move steve will be using is being closed is good persones does diminish it we don't wish it as you and doug want to knew that was open you know they didn't wouldn't we wouldn't go i was with a simple machine and with anybody we did the guy would have us bust on with it but it either was really good woods who would need to do you know how much it was maturing to then machine almost more than they did needs or don't. it seemed in this meeting in the fleet did you. know i'm leaving when you do something we should decide. who's just new to us based on. this looks nice name of islam. and. its fiftieth just of the could do need to see. the dances weems in the middle east and he could only put it as it is will some can you must go would you n

much mean you wish he'd let you wish you could do so with use of the dead mouse would leave south who kirk here christians could read likud put the church with each city of industry on the new disk to d.g. do you see when you can use. it to move to cusack when the probable to me see the post in which it was finished did i do most of those what they call in the past to move see what you need because the dentist's own style system is we're shit we don't wish it is you and what don't you that was open you know they didn't wouldn't we wouldn't go i was with a simple machine a bit and he wouldn't be dead the guy would have us bust on woodley's but if it was woodward's who do you. come up with it was maturing do it then machine almost more than they did me as the don't. books in this we need in the think if you want this . new leaf. when you produce new things you decide. who's just new to us they send us. this list nice name and it is a. fifth of the duty to see. the dances we. could only put it. will some can use your wisco would you normally foodborne are you not when you use duty. and you ne

who kirk here pushes hundred likud which each city even if you're new just to. do this you can use. it to give that one the probable and we see the post in which it with us did you say she did i do most of what that you got on that we've seen will be using this because this game persones trust him institutionally but don't wish it as you will want to knew that was open you know only doing it would only be to go i was with his simple machine a bit anybody because the guy would have us bust on with this but it either has to do with what's with you do you. not really think it was mutual deal or that machine almost whatever they did needs or don't look good to goodness we need the movie didn't list. who leave. when you produce a new commission just. who's just not tell us why some. you just missed minute it is going. to be in the book do need to she. dumps it when you think of it. and you could only put it. would you normally it would bore her you know when you've used you to. do good. for you three yeah just two or three it's news because austria. was limited. and then meeting them to

actually mean you wish he'd let you wish you could loose it was used it was just nice leave south who kirk here christians could read likud put the church each city of his troops on the news just to d.g. but even if you can you prove. that the movie did give that one the probable and we see the post in which it with us did you say she did i do most of those what that you are going to have to move see will be moving is because the dentist's own style system is leadership we don't wish it is you and want to knew that was open you know they did would only be to go i was with a simple machine here but then you wouldn't have had to go to this post on would this but if you did was would would say would you do you. remember that it was mutual in doing that google machine almost more than they did me as the don't let them do to goodness we need to move to digital to those. whom we live in you could use a new theme a show that you should. use just not us as some. she looks nice and it just looked. to be just of the duty to see. the dances when. you could only put it as it is will some can use you m

there were 50 guests including kirk's two daughters. >> and waited until last week to make a decision of bride. >>> and caught on camera. >> a great white devoured the bag of bait hanging from the side. everyone was shocked to come face to face with a 16-foot shark. >> he's going to take our chum bag. he's going to take our chum bag. he ripped our chum bag right off. >> was it worth it, though? i'll buy you a new one, that was amazing. >> they said the shark hung around for 20 minutes and swam away after the food was gone. >> really wanted that chum bag. >>> and finally, we thought this was a hoot. >> it's a hoot because it involves an owl that somehow got stuck in somebody's kitchen. the guy got it to sit on the swifer sweeper and slowly, delicately lowered it towards the window and got it out. >> oh, it's okay. please don't give me that look. oh, oh, oh. >> that is the look of death. that's a cruel look. it's brilliant. >> it's pretty good. >> and he managed to shoot himself the entire time. >> we'll be right back. stick with us. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have f

will resume as many wish he let you wish you could loose it was used it was just nice leave south who kirk here pushes hundred likud to church with her each city of the troops on the news just too easy to do this and you can use. it to move to cusack when the probable we see the post in which it was fishy did i do most of those what they call in the past to move c. will be using has been closed that day persones does diminish it we don't wish it as you and doug want to knew that was open you know they didn't would they wouldn't go i was with a simple machine or with anybody but did they go to this post on would be what it is that was who it would say what did they. come up with it was maturing do it then machine i was with them they did me as a don't. looks in this we need in the fleet did you. know i'm leaving when you produce a new commission to see. who's just knocked out must listen and see it's nice name it is a. fifth of the duty to see. the dances when. you could only put it as it is. you must go would you normally foodborne are you not when you ease duty. and you need a good look y

the incident happened last monday morning on the 1300 block of van kirk that's in oxford circle.he victims say several items were taken from their car. the video shows the two walking on the block empty handed then back with bag in their hand. they can see -- they can be seen discarding the items inside. >> police also looking for suspects in the armed robberies of two convenience stores along busy city line avenue. what happened at a 7eleven at city and haverford roads, a masked thief with a knife got away with an unknown amount of cash. now no one was hurt but an hour earlier, a gunman held up a sunoco mart at city and conshohocken state road again no one was hurt. police have not said whether these robberies are connected. >>> signs of hate spray painted on a local synagogue. >> tonight the graffiti is gone but the impact remains. powerful symbols of hatred march a philadelphia synagogue. will surveillance video help catch the vandals? >> plus, a nasal spray called narcam saved two victims of heroin overdose in one weekend. the new plan in new jersey that police say a already

lieutenant in the white house sat down with a guy that nobody has heard of outside of washington and kirkgundogan and he was the mastermind the field marshal of the gang of six and they went to work they got those tax cuts passed that story is largely untold because that's a hidden story about the way washington works so if we're going to change things and move america back in the direction it's fair for the middle class and for most people we're going to have to confront that power and deal with it. well and you call this paul's army louis paul not only wrote that memo in seventy one but in seventy six by recollection serves me correctly he was the lead author of buckley versus vallejo which began on the idea that money was actually protected by the first amendment when in that case they said rich people could finance their own campaigns and then a year later in first national bank versus the lobby he was the lead author in the in that decision that said that corporations can do the same thing that they they can play in the political arena they overturn a massachusetts law that prevented

think the syrian civil war could change the borders i think the kurds who have now moved down into kirk cook could change the borders. but. it's it's certainly possible. that we're going to see some kind of realignment of sovereignty in that part of the world but it but it's a it's a hard thing to work out steve i'm going to give you the last word on the program would you will the united states continue to arm and back this government in iraq the u.s. will give this government limited support but you know the president president obama made the call conditional whether prime minister maliki would broaden the base of his government so far maliki hasn't done that he's not brought in the kurdish leadership in the way we thought he has not brought in the sunni lady leadership in a way promise and if that doesn't happen it's very hard for me to see where. the u.s. is going to really give a very much support to a way a government that is not unwilling to change well it's ok gentlemen we've run out of time it sounds like wag the dog to me many thanks to my guests in boston and in camden new yor

hated by conservatives even though wrote and liberals like thomas jefferson welcomed and as russell kirkand william f. buckley predicted back in the one nine hundred fifty s. this is exactly what happened in the sixty's and seventy's when taxes on the rich were at their highest the civil rights movement the women's movement the consumer movement the anti-war movement and the environmental movement social movements the grew out of the wealth and rising expectations of the person a post world war two era as working class middle class. these all terrified conservatives which is why ever since they took power in one nine hundred eighty conservatives have been gutting working people out of the middle class. as their number one project. we now have a choice in this country we can either continue going down the road toward oligarchy the road we've been on since the reagan years or we can choose to go on a road to a more pluralistic society with a working class people able to also make it into the middle class. but we can't have both you can have a lot of billionaires and a struggle. and if we d

from the new keynesians now i know that you are i would say fan but i have a lot of respect for paul kirk and maybe a fan maybe not but he says you know the heterodox economists like yourself because you're out by name and you know i have a story line you guys you guys have the story line all wrong and i have a quote from krugman that i want to read now here it is here's the story they tell themselves the failure of economists to protect the global economic crisis and the poor policy response there are two plus the surgeon inequality show the failure of conventional economic analysis so it's time to dethrone the whole thing basically the whole edifice dating back to the samuel since one thousand nine hundred forty eight textbook and give other schools of thought equal time now is that what you've been banging on about all these years what would you say if he's absolutely right they did they did not predict the crisis the polar sea response was weak and they've been making adjustments since in fact this we've been running with this story now for third. know the way that i weigh that i talk

foothold in major iraqi cities such as mosul and to create and today the government lost control of kirk ook to kurdish forces artie's marina port takes a closer look at the country's instability. but while leaving behind a sovereign stable and ran away leaving for their lives from home a million people have already escaped from iraq's second in mosul off the i.s.i. al forced the army to retreat reports say gunmen have also sees a nearby oil refinery tell that they were asked primary colon for us. old and city. by wednesday militants had seized the turkish consulate in mussel kidnapping the head of diplomatic mission and two dozen staff members some thirty thousand iraqi soldiers reportedly turned and ran as militants from the islamic state of iraq and syria known as isis moved in unleashing an all out assault on the city they've taken control of hospitals police stations they have taken control of ammunition dumps and weapons stores that the fleeing government forces of would be left behind many of the abandoned weapons and military hardware now in the hands of hardline terrorists were