at least those who have read the koran. she says most of them have never read the koran.hey have a tendency to misquote and take it out of context. they can say pretty much whatever they want. she says everything is possible when you want to commit the name of -- when you want to commit violence in the name of rex

haven't the koran or give us a koran. has nothing to do with koran. >> these are not religious fanatics. >> no. what they believe and think and try to hammer it to you because that's what they trust. it has nothing do with koran. >> we have seen first of all the atrocious murder of many, many fellow muslims by isis and the muslim community around the world increasingly turning against isis so many of which oppose them anyway and even more and more now. >> yeah. but still people are drawn to it. i mean look does this have to do with islam? well i mean you know in the book we quote an anthropologist who said read george orwell's 1940 review of "mein kampf." liberal democracy offers all these things emancipation of women, economic redistribution and here's this guy in germany who offers death and people prostrate themselves to celebrate it. it doesn't surprise ne in the least to hear the former captive say these guys didn't have a koran. we talk to people including free syrian army guys who were arguing with isis and young r

it has nothing to do with the koran. so nothing to do with koran. it doesn't seem to do with koran. >> hmm. talk about that with filas filas gugis. in the arab world and the chair of contemporary middle east studies. a pleasure to have you on. >> mine too, brooke thank you. >> let's just begin. that was a hostage who was speaking with christiane amanpour and here saying in his time being held by these captors, never once heard or saw any mention of anything from the koran. point being that this is not noble islam as king abdullah has said. >> brooke for your own american viewers, if you want to understand the so-called islamic state or isis by looking at the standard theology i think you're missing the picture. this is not about miz lamb. this is not about religion. it is about the faith and about power power, supremacy. and yes, they use religion according to their own interpretation, for example, take the methodology of burning the captured jordanian pilot. 99.99% of islamic scholars, theer theorists basically prohibit such a thing. only god can r

>> it was more hammering and teaching us about the koran. they wouldn't give us a koran.t religious fanatics? >> it's what they believe and what they think and try to hammer into you because that's what they trust. it has nothing to do with korans. >> you came across two of the most notorious and most wanted jihadi john but also another one of your guards. he obviously went on to kill people at the jewish museum. >> you can see the rest of that online. it's fascinating. francois was released in april of last year. i'll be right back. rt the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine! put it there. and there, and there, and there. la quinta inns and suites is ready for you, so you'll be ready for business. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! la quinta! at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not

plus how making kids from nebraska read the koran could help america in a fight against violent extremism. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money". >>> americans who suffer from mental illness like depression bipolar faces discrimination from a society full of superficial stereotypes. i'll give you a reality check that explores how the stigma of mental illness keeps some from seeking treatment and becoming productive members of the workforce, and you'll hear how a man from one of america's prominent families is trying to change how companies treat people with mental illness. it is no wonder why society associate mental illness with violence and crazy people. media is full of stories of atrocities by people with psychiatric problems. the latest eddy ray routh, doing post-traumatic stress disorder. pleading insanity in the shooting death of chris kyle. yes, it's true people with mental illness have a higher risk of committing violence than the rest of the population. countless studies shows the vast majority of people with mental illness are not violence criminal or dangerous. serious menta

when that british soldier lee rig bee was killed beheaded his murderers cited the koran. this is basically it's better who have to have a dialogue to get to peace than sending more drones or going to war. the muslim world needs to stand up and issue a serious fat with a and seriously acknowledge what is the koran that is supporting these murders. >> john, what does it get you tip towing around the term? by the way, the non terrorist taliban according to the white house they just murdered three american contractors a couple of days ago. so they do not respect -- they are emboldened by weakness on our part are they not? >> i hear you and let's fake it it's understood that national defense is the president's prerogative but i think we somewhat overrate this. if president obama's lack of rhetoric or lack of rhetoric from the administration was lake making us less safe it would fall up in heavy falling market falling u.s. dollar. we all believe in market signals and i think those market signals are saying the lack of rhetoric really doesn't mean as much as as is presumed. >> s

prophet muhammad was a descendant of abraham, we're told in both the bible and the koran. we absolutely are a part of that tradition. if you read the koran you see all the people that you read about in the bible. >> mary, including mary? >> mary, jesus abraham moses, david, solomon, they're all in there. >> one of the things you made clear, and it was interesting, it's fascinating anybody should go into the "sports illustrated" vault and read this. you explaining the difference you decided to be a shia muslim. and now we hear sunni shia and we think of a civil war. how would you describe the difference between sunni and shia. you said there's no ideological difference. >> there's no ideological difference. the split has to do with the succession of who is going to lead the islamic community some 12 centuries ago. that's when it happened. they're still fighting over it. it makes absolutely no sense that blood is being shed and all this conflict because it's something that happened a long time ago. >> would this be akin to like catholics and protestants? >> more or less, yes

. >> is it drawn from the koran or not? >> it is. it is to a degree drawn from the koran. these are individuals who are deeply -- various forms of the sunni religion, solipsists or whatever. but they absolutely believe in it and interpret it in a way that supports their ideology. >> is this some modern interpretation? or has it always been there in terms of what they cite as their reason for drawing these life codes? >> yeah. i think that what we're dealing with -- and this is really one of these things where i -- my personal belief on this is our failure to understand the deeply held religious beliefs that these guys have and how they are interpreting it and how they are acting it out. that failure to understand just really very menacing ideology has really led us to really sort of a mismatch in how we are executing a strategy and how we are executing even some of our campaign plans on the military side. so that lack of understanding is causing us to be somewhat confused as to how -- >> why don't we understand it? that's why we have people like you. >> i think that there

it's all what's in the koran. end of it. and all muslims are enjoined to follow the koran and the example of the prophet throughout his life. >> when people talk about islam-o-phobia, you know, a phobe wia is not rational. given beheadings in the name of allah and the burning of the coalition pilot, it certainly is rational, is it not? >> well, i think it's quite wrong to talk about it, islam-o-phobia because the fear is entirely reasonable. i fear islam and i think i have very good reason to do so, and so do you. i mean, starting with 9/11, going on from there. seeing what's happening in north africa. of course, we should fear islam, but we should be allowed to talk about it. and we're not allowed to talk about it because if we do, we are causing religious hatred and defending the sensitivities. we mustn't demonize all the peaceful muslims who live in this country. we have to get together with them, talk about islam, talk about the koran, and get them to take on their violent coalitionists. after all, they're the

>> well there are 109 verses in the koran that talk about violence, and committing violence but there are 269,000 verses in the koran, so it sis not a particularly major part of islam, but there is a difference of the islamist, and muslims. islamists are political, and in most of the instantiations they want to take over the world with shariah law. and shariah law is not always violent, but it can be. >> and dr. josser where does shariah law fall into themaster plan? >> well don, it is an ideology that is going to be falling into the ultimate islamic state. and christianity is one that brought into the state and so isis is on steroids what saw ya ar -- saudi arabia is and so they persecute those who practice publicly, and so isis is doing publicly and doing videos of what is done in a lot of the islamic states and we can not lie that it is a culmination of the islamic ideology, and we have to empower the reformers, and you can't empower the reform of the theocracy if we don't call it islamist unless we allow them to have a seat at the table. and then we will not do anything other than

of the koran was somehow incorrect, which was something they can't tolerate anybody saying. >> that'sthey view any innovation, they call it, bid'ah, a reprehensible innovation, any of this is a perversion of the faith and if you reject the inerrancy of the koran, the hadith and the early actions of the prophet mohammed, you're, in their mind, rejecting islam. this is the kind of pronouncement that historically muslims are reluctant to make. it is not something that they do. it is considered perilous even to their own souls, because if you pronounce excommunication to another muslim and that person is a muslim, then that makes you a non-muslim too, and that is a dangerous game for somebody who believes these things to take, but isis doesn't. >> they're so convinced in their own interpretation that they believe they are right. >> yes, absolutely. and when i spoke to isis supporters, they would openly say, oh, this guy who works for the jordanian regime, he is not a muslim. this is a person who is someone who prays five times a day, but purely by the action of working for a government or

you know last time i came, i brought the koran.s time i bring these various copies of the hadid. these aren't just actions occurring because of bombing actions of the u.s., they are happening because of an ideology that's happening and spreading through our world. over the next few days, the obama administration is going to have the summit on countering violent extremism. it's dancing around this idea of islamic ideology. the leader of denmark is right. we are not at a war with islam but with an interpretation of islam that wants to destroy us. in that way, we better pay attention, otherwise we're really going to end up with troubles here at home also. and i don't try to put fear into people, but this is a very true reality that we face today. >> we're going to take a break right there. we'll be back with more on this subject. >>> and also, later, the trial of the real, the killer of the real american sniper in texas today. the jury heard the defendant's confession, his video confession in court. that's coming up. sensitive bladder

it doesn't surprise ne in the least to hear the former captive say these guys didn't have a koran. we talk to people including free syrian army guys who were arguing with isis and young recruits as young as 14, 16 years old would say, well, we're the real muslims, who are you, and they said you're real muslim, can you resite some hadith? and they couldn't. they didn't know a single passage from the koran. >> the burning of the jordanian pilot going against that. >> sure. >> going against the ten edmontons s -- ten elt ets of. shocking to me how horrific it gets episode after episode. >> they're tapping into well springs of islamic history, islamic theology for sure. they're trying to make these ex post facto justifications for imlating a fellow muslim. but, look, it's important to understand, isis is not just a religious fundamentalist group. they're also a mafia. i keep banging on about this, the upper echelons of the organization are outfitted with who? former saddamists, people in the iraqi military, secular baptism. this is a power projection project. also, again, they present

they asked to teach the children the koran.n we told them we pray and have a koran, they left us alone. >> reporter: they put together a force of 7,800 fighters to fight boko haram. it is the cause of delay of nigerian elections. the troops are part of an original effort against the radical group. any town and village would bring the reality of postponing elections a little closer. >>> the conflict in south sudan has tape a heavy toll on the country, as it faces another food crisis. 2.5 million people are on the brink of famine and stocks in some places could run out by next month. more than 6 million people. over half of south sudan's population need aid. they are looking after 100,000 civilians. dominic kane reports. >> this woman comes to collect emergency rations. she is one of around 25,000 people like many others they worry where the next meal is coming from. >> translation: the big problem is hunger. we need a lot of help. all we can think about is the war. we are hungry if we are hungry we can't think about anything els

have you two parts of koran you are dealing with early koran that was generous to christians and jews, because prophet mohammad thought he could convert them, then bitter part last part he was rejected by the christians and jews, and the arabs in medina and went to mecca, that is why you have implications of violent and killing justified. neil: you think we have to wake up. >> you have to read the koran i have. it is a lot of good things in this it has really evil things in it. and you have to be careful about it. now i know that is going to create problem. but everyone moderate muslim knows what i'm talking about. neil: step up and say something mayor thank you very much. >> thank you. neil: rudy guliani we may not know what to call them, but they have no problem calling isis is recruiting and the violent extremeists are those who they are courting, terror group reportedly wooing doctors and reporters and accountants to beef up their back office, but former cia operative clair lopez is guessing there is a bigger strategy at work, what are they up to? >> i think we have to understand

boko haram asked us to teach our children the koran.n we told them we prayed and had a koran they left us alone. >> a force is put together to fight boko haram. boko haram has delayed presidential elections. any town and village retaken from boko haram will bring the reality of holds those postponed elections a little closer. al jazeera nigeria. >> armed men have shot dead a member of the parliament in somalia. he was killed leaving his house on his way to parliament. there have been a series of fatal attacks targets politicians there since last year. the armed group al shabab has killed five members of parliament. that came hours before a new cabinet was approved. it earlier ejected a list presented by the countries new prime minister, who was named in december. >> still to come here on al jazeera: >> back from his big tour of europe the new greek prime minister lays out his plans to ease austerity. >> the joke's on isil. how iraq is using comedy to undermine the group's propaganda campaign. it's frustrating being stuck in the house. g

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. >> senior inspector koran has been out on the site several times there are other shoring permits in place and i'm let inspector koran speak about that. >> and i think it's not just the shoring, they have got the foundation is in because that was part of the hillside stabilization, so in order to assure that all those components work together, they needed to complete the foundation, so the whole foundation is done element. .ing that's part of the 645 thousand. >> yes. >> if you left the 610 dollars for the cost of the whole build you're left with 155 thousand dollars to construct the property? >> yeah, i didn't want you to get the impression that was just for shoring, it's for the whole thing. >> i understand, yeah. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner fung i know there are a couple of other permits there that were taken out over the course since the incident happened up to recently. there's one there to comply with a notice of violation, administrative permit, the document permit of nine times penalty performed without a permit, the value of that, i believe there's another shoring pe

there is a verse in the koran f you have taken the life of an innocent person you have taken the lifeunty. and if you save one life, you have saved the life of all of hun manti. it's a verse in the old testament, by the way. and we condemn violent extremism done in the name of islam. >> so you think the terminology matters and you are happy with them not calling it islamic extremism? >> slultly. because islam does not approve of extreme ideology and killing innocent people. >> father does the terminology mat center should it be called islamic extremism? >> no i think the terminology is right the way the president said it. we have to end the cycle of hate. the follower of jesus, we believe in a god of love and i believe my brothers also on the panel believe in a god of love and it's a problem when religious people are fighting back and forth because of one particular radical group and promoting the hate crimes. i got to tell you, when i hear about anti-semitism in europe it affects me and we pray for it in church. when i hear about islams or muslims attacked it hurts me. but our people

a man broke into her house in koran nad koran koran -- coronada place. a man walked into her bedroom and she screamed and he ran out. across the river. >> across the river in arlington there is a search for a guy who bound up a woman's hands. she was attacked near her apartment on george mason drive thursday afternoon. he forced her back inside bound her hands and stole cash and her cell phone, too. >>> a delay tonight in a vote that could impact thousands of veterans suffering. the news4 iteam tells us what led to the change and how the vote might end up saving lives. >>> and reporting on possible security changes on the national zoo that might affect your trip later this year. technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness. and that's what makes it all work the wor

i mean, these guys base themselves, their theology on the koran. identify it as a fringe, very small, very radical group, but don't say it's not based on islam. it is. and we need to call it that. >> what daboll do you think should be used? and why? -- label. >> i think they should be referred to as islamist extremists. not islamic. islamist. that is a political term that refers to their particular brand of islam. that is a more accurate term, and it does still tie them to that theology that they follow. >> steve do you think that this war of words, the debate over semantics is perhaps too distracting and gets in the wear of the powers that be to devise a cohesive comprehensive plan to defeat isis? >> well, i think that the president is spending way too much time trying to get us to not use the term. he should be focusing on fighting these guys making our response much more robust than it is. but i think the criticisms of him and his administration are legitimate. i mean this is a rhetorical dance that he is insisting on staying with, which is wron

they have the children reciting from the koran. i mean, that might be a tip off that this is somehow, you know extreme islamism. not reading from magazine. >> so far behind the gang. shah back, al qaeda. isis. again a specific brand of islamic jihadism. looking at specific verses. empowerment radical islam and subjugation of both sunni and she shia. prime minister cammeron president. this is now spread throughout the world. we have seen the maps. it's going all over the world. why aren't these leaders sitting in the same room and trying to unite. >> i think because absent american leadership there is a lack of resolve. you see this in ukraine for example that the europeans will not leave of their own volition. the only country really at the moment in the middle east leading is jordan and the uae. israel is always there again, it takes american leadership. the president doesn't want to do it because i think he gets briefed by his analysts. this is problematic thing. the cia analysts are experts on this and who are telling him that h

it's what isis is doing committing violent acts in the name of religion naming the koran.at isis wants the writer explores the group's religious beliefs. he says isis is no mere collection of psychopaths bought religious group with carefully considered beliefs. president bartlett makes a good observation, he may as well have been talking about isis right? >> exactly. that's what isis is trying to do. and there is some dispute whether they are the best kind of literalists. it's dispute over the best kind of muslims. the idea they are not reaching into muslim traditions is inaccurate. >> you write that the islamic state is very islamic, you use words that are not typically ascribed to isis you say that their followers derive from a coherent even learned interpretation of islam. >> yes. >> defend that. >> it's a learned interpretation that is rejected by most muslim scholars but they have their own council of scholars they have scholars looking at these sayings of the prophet and finding ways to use them. they are not illiterate. they are looking into these books and trying t

taking religious scriptures sometimes isn't rational whether they're from the bible or the koran. it's exactly what isis is doing, claiming violent acts and claiming justification. in a new article for "the atlantic" entitled "what isis really wants," graham wood says isis is no mere collection of psychopaths but rath err religious group with carefully considered beliefs. i'm thrilled that he joins me now. so president bartlett makes a good observation. he may as well have been talking act isis right? >> yes, exactly. that's exactly what isis is trying to do. there is some dispute over whether they are the best kind of literalists, certainly some dispute over whether they're the best kind of muslims, but the idea they're not reaching into muslim tradition is factually inaccurate. >> you write that the islamic state is very islamic. you use words that are not typically ascribed to isis. you say their followers derive from a coherent even learned interpretation of islam. >> yes. >> defend that. >> it's a learned interpretation of islam that is rejected by most muslim scholars. but t

>> the promise of the koran said they get 72 virgins, so they say. >> the koran does not say that. sean no disrespect to you. the koran doesn't mention anything about 72 virgins. >> but that's what people are being told. >> someone misled them. that's not correct. >> we have all these -- the grave sites that have been desecrated in germany, paris, et cetera. there was an undercover reporter who will join us on the show tomorrow night, and he went to some of the muslim neighborhoods in paris. the video shows people spitting at him, calling him jew with a negative connotation. one kid says mommy, doesn't he know he's going to be killed here? he has to leave because his life is threatened. we see this rise of anti-semitism in europe. and the prime minister said, come to israel. and has allocated money for european jews to return to israel because of what's happening. how bad is it? >> it's bad. i mean more jews are leaving europe than in decades. in france, had the highest rate of emigration to israel than any other country. and this is a historic community. i think we're really in a

it's important to be a role model, my message to learn from the koran, not from youtube. >> reporter:at this behavior is wrong. you have to guide the youth to talk to them educate them. islam is prohibited to kill the innocent. it says so in the koran. >> one more note we've gotten in now, friends at flashpoint partners sent us this smiling picture of deso dogg with one of the main religious authorities in isis. this appears to show that mr. dogg is not just a foreign fighter bit being put on a pedestal, an important one by islamic militants. back home we're also following breaking news out of houston. a metro bus just involved in a collision which apparently caused a van to catch fire. no word yet on any injuries but we're following -- you're looking at live pictures there. passengers are being treated at the scene. at least one person was taken by ambulance to a hospital. we're going to keep an eye on that story and bring you updates. >>> up next, an important story for all of us in the news. keeping those who cover wars and war zones like in iraq and syria safe. we're going to talk

interpretation of the koran. >>> in thailand two students have been sentenced to 2 1/2 years of prisone convicted under thailand's law, which banned criticism of the royal family. the 40th anniversary of a anti-dictatorship uprising. >>> at least 70 people are now known to have died in a ferry accident in bangladesh after authorities managed to reach the vessel, which caught fire on sunday. it was truck by a cargo boat after crossing the padma river. most of those who drowned were on the ferry's lower deck. dozens were rescued. witnesses say the ferry may have been overcrowded. >>> north korea is banning foreign runners from competing in this year's pyongyang marathon as part of a precaution to stop the ebola from entering the country. despite almost four cases of ebola infection coming from west africa africa. >>> ukrainian military says it won't pull back its heavy weapons from the conflict zone in the east of the country until pro-russian rebels is stop shelling its positions. well a truce is meant to be enforced in the area but the latest reports speak of continued fighting. and uk

which are the koran and the hadif. they're very selective and almost all muslims reject their interpretation. certainly, yes, they are an islamic movement, extremely unpopular one, brutal one. they're an islamic movement. like david caresh his movement was a christian movement extremely unpopular one, christian none necessary christian nonetheless. >> the ku klux klan calls themselves a christian organization. is it fair to label them a christian organization? would you say that would be fair to say? >> yes, absolutely. the kkk certainly emerged from a christian tradition. to deny for example, that stoning adultresses is part of the bible or part would also be false. these are things that don't have any part to the religions to almost anyone who adheres to them today. that does not mean they're not part of the tradition. same thing with islam. almost everybody who is ajects slavery, has no interest in its reimplementation. to say it doesn't exist in the koran or islamic history, that's false. >> some of the criticism t

it draws the central belief system from the koran and from the writings of the prophet mohammed.that is undeniable it is a medieval interpretation of it. it is a literal interpretation of it. there faux slavery crucifixion and beheadings are part of their portfolio. >> all of this occurring as dhs is sent to run out of money unless they can agree on a spending bill they want to withhold the money for what they believe is the president's unconstitutional action that blocks deportation of millions illegals. heather, ainsley? >> thank you, doug. >> now to a fox business alert. bass prices sky rocketing. >> lauren simonetti from fox business is here now. >> why are we seeing such a hike at the pump now. >> gas prices have gone up 28 days in a row. if you fill up this morning you are paying $2.30 that is up more than a quarter in the past month. as for why this rise three reasons for you. first workers at the nation's biggest refineries walked off the job over the weekend. this is the biggest worker strike for 35 years it effects the 5th of the crude processing. also a refinery explos

isis clearly refers to the two different passages in the koran that refer to the beheading of unbelievers on the battlefield. >> all indications show many if not all isis fighters have a fanatical belief in fighting to the death. >> they have in many ways, general dempsey said this a few weeks ago an apocalyptic viewpoint. isis clearly is talking about end of time battles, armageddon type battles. >> so isis is still on this quest to establish a caliphate. now it is using 21st century technology with the highest level production to tear ri terrorize. now they are using high production of all of the videos. >> social media has been the life blood pouring gasoline on the fire of self radicalization. they are using the execution of the jordanian pilot takes it to another level. it is 22 minutes long has multi layers of video, audio and the final scene at the execution. it has a video game type feel to it. i think one of the things these guys have decided to do is to attract not just your average camel hearder. they are looking at someone to take organization a part of it. relatively well edu

we had the koran they left us alone. >> they put together 8700 soldiers to fight boko haram. caused the delay of nigeria's elections by six weeks. the chaddian troops are part of an original effort against radical group and think town or village taken from its fighters was taking the realities of the postponed election a little closer. mohammad adow, al jazeera nigeria. >>> group's leaders said the areas of chad, niger and cameroon will not be able to stop him. the third video released in as many days. ambassador robin sanders good to see you. the coalition of chad, niger and cameroon although previous problem offing ineffective? >> i think it's important that the situation is coming to bear in the northeast, whether or not they can defeat boko haram in six weeks or certainly contain it in six weeks is a question. i was concerned about their elections being postponed as a slippery slope to elections not being held at all so i fall in that camp. i wonder whether or not in six weeks the situation on the ground will change. the fact that you have au forces coming in i think that

and a memorial is an inscription from the koran. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they had been fighting the indonesian army but soon after the tsunami the two sides agreed to a peace settlement in order to rebuild. the war was finally over. now they face the tenth anniversary of the tsunami. one of history's most tragic disasters. what do people there feel? what future do they see for themselves? december, 2014. our film crew visits the city of banda aceh. along the streets there are signs announcing a memorial service for the tenth anniversary of the tsunami. mosques are decorated with banners showing photos of the destruction. the banners mourn victims of the tsunami as martyrs that have gone to heaven. this up here is known as the boat house. a fishing boat was carried inland by the tsunami and deposited atop a two-story house. it was kept as is as a reminder. now it's a popular site seeing spot. guides lead tours of the boat house for visitors. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in banda aceh the quake and tsunami claimed a quarter of the population. now ten years later the city's pop

isis clearly refers to the two different passages in the koran.hey refer to the beheading of unbelievers on the battlefield. >> all indications show many if not all isis fighters have a fanatical belief in fighting to the death. they have in many ways an apocalyptic viewpoint. isis clearly is talking about end of time battles, armageddon type battles. >> isis is still on the quest to establish a caliphate. now using the 21st century technology to terrorize. let's bring in katherine herridge. using time production with all of the videos. >> the social media has become the life blood of the new digital jihad. it is like pouring gasoline on the fire of self radicalization the video showing the execution of the jordanian pilot takes it to another level. it's 22 minutes long. it has multi layers of video, audio and then the final scene at the execution and it has i don't know if you would agree with me almost a video game feel to it. >> little video game stuff. >> one of the things they decided to do is to attract not just your average camel hurter. th

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. >> the islamic state bases it on literal readings of the koran. >> they claim they follow the path of islam's founder, mohammed, who established the first islamic state. dr. lewis is professor emeritus at princeton university. he's one of the world's foremost middle east scholars. >> they see the lands of islam as being invaded and occupied by non-muslims. >> the militant jihadis and isis are led by their self proclaimed leader. 43-year-old al bagdadi. their goal? kill or drive out so-called infidels from the lands where islam has reigned for century. >> the last caliphate, which was the ottoman one, was disestablished at the end of world war one. they think they're recreating that. in some way, they think their caliphate, which is arab, is even more legitimate than the ottoman, which was turkish. isis and the islamic state clearly believes that the only legitimate religious belief is their particular harsh brand of sunni islam. anyone who holds any other belief, even muslim, is deemed a heretic and liable to death or exile. >> isis emerged from the terror group in iraq, or aqi. >>