giving to the public which which was the case let's take another detention center she gigo central prison otherwise known as jail regional detention center in the east of the country but ministered in public by your special police it was closed in august last year you know what was going on there as well no i don't know why not you knew the prison existed and you know what you and i do i will during our city you have no curiosity mr high among you didn't want to know what was going on in your jails no it's not the case you know that if you tell governments have their own rights and i think the whole thing is i did my my work according to the reports they get from my intelligence and from my sources and therefore that's what what was the kids people reported there were many of the former prison those who said they saw people dying in their cells after being tortured by officials in this or garden jail and as it was called what should happen to the officials who carried out this torture. i mean what should happen to them. there in prison and that's it. just prison sentences and what should happen to you for turning a blind

region . the syrian kurds are a network of detention centers where they hold about 11000 ice all fighters 9000 of them are syrians and iraqis the other 2000 are from the other 4 corners of the globe and they run camps for displaced families these are mainly the wives widows and children of ice and fighters and the most notorious of those is our whole home to some $70000.00 mainly women and children human rights watch describes our hole as a dust bowl inferno and a u.n. commission of inquiry said that women and children in the camp remain at a high risk of further radicalize ation the white house has said that turkey will now take responsibility for all their eyes will fight is caught in the area turkey's given no hint that it publicly that is prepared to do this and the concern certainly is from the syrian kurdish side of what if they have to divert the few guards that they have at these camps to the battle of frontline bottles with turkey and the syrian kurdish commander of our whole camp he says that i saw are regrouping and reorganizing in the company says that as many as 30000 people in ou

isis fighters in jails across the region for kurdish officials say preventing their escape is a second priority. >> this will have a direct impact on detention centersf isis and the camps where their families are held. this is a great danger. this is earlier, and it could have a regional impact. >> with the curbs looking to other groups for help, there's a talk of an alliance with the syrian regime of bashar al-assa bashar al-assad. this new force would come look at western interests in the united states. >> shannon: thank you. the bipartisan support to do just that. chief correspondent mike emanuel working late with us tonight. let's look at this because the president took a lot of questions about this today. what did he say? >> he issued this warrants to turkey's president basically saying if you are thinking about massacring the kurds, think again. >> i will wipe out his economy if that happens. i've already done it once with pastor brunson. i hope that he will act rationally. >> the president took on some of his critics by describing what it's like as commander in chief visiting our men and women wounded in combat. >> for me it's very hard when

ebay and and iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region syrian democratic forces officials have again warned that isel finds as risk breaking out of the detention centers in northeastern syria if the fighting with turkey intensifies this is because syrian democratic forces as fighters mainly kurdish would feel pressured and tempted to go towards the front lines in the fight against do to defend that territory for leaving these detention centers exposed to the risk of break out and this is one of the major warnings that the s.d.f. has been giving to the international community we do know that is the turkish invasion started in parts of north east in syria but to i still find this to american custody they are british citizens high up on the wanted list for the murder of western hostages it's believed they're in american custody but in iraq and these 2 characters are actually with isis in mosul so they are akio authorities may have more interest in them before they even get a chance to see any justice in america. now add atrocity has been cut to hundreds of thousands of people in california as the state tries to prevent fires from breaking out as if a gas

region. could officials say preventing their escape as a second priority. >> direct impact on detention centersf isis. this is a great danger. and can have global impact. >> with the kurds looking to other groups for help there's talk of an alliance with the syrian regime as the syrians continue to work closely with the russians and iranian's this new partnership is forged would complicate western interests in the middle east. shannon: lawmakers in the us vowing to sanction turkey and say they have bipartisan support to do that. mike emanuel working late with us tonight. let's rewind a little bit on this because the president took a lot of questions about this today. what does he say? >> you should this morning to turkey's president saying if you're thinking about massacreing the kurds think again. >> i will wipe out his economy if that happens. i have already done it once. i am sure -- i hope that he will act rationally. >> the president took on some of his critics by describing what it is like as commander-in-chief visiting our men and women wounded in combat. >> for me it is very hard when i

detention if fighting intensifies wordsmiths has more from erbil iraq semi autonomous kurdish region. syrian democratic forces officials have again warned that i still find as risk breaking out of the detention centers in northeastern syria if the fighting with turkey intensifies this is because syrian democratic forces s.d.s. fighters mainly kurdish would feel pressured and tempted to go towards the front lines in the fight against do to defend that territory that hole leaving these detention centers exposed to the risk of break out and this is one of the major warnings that the s.d.f. has been giving to the international community we do know that is the turkish invasion started in parts of north east in syria to eisele finds its way to american custody they are british citizens high up on the wanted list for the murder of weston hostages it's believed they're in american custody of them in iraq and these 2 characters actually with isis in mosul so they are akio authorities may have more interest in them before they even get a chance to see any justice in america well let's take a closer look at the syrian democratic forces so they're also known as the s.d.f. it's an alliance of kurdish and arab mi

region they were in the gauche ations months ago and at that time they had leverage now they have little leverage . turkey's president richard has dismissed claims that i saw fighters of escape from detention centers in northeast syria it follows reports that an unconfirmed number of people fled from a center in an isa after it was shelled by turkish forces there stiff says another prison camp in chemistry was shelled by turkey on friday everyone says his forces will take responsibility for the thousands of eisel fighters and their families in northern syria. early exit polls show that christ siad has won tunisia's presidential election indicate that the law professor secured $72.00 and a half percent of the vote easily beating media mogul karalee on $27.00 and a half percent. and poland's ruling lord justice party looked to expanded the majority of the country's general election early exit polls indicate they have secured more than 43 percent of the votes for their closest rival civic coalition on just over 27 percent. pakistan's prime minister says he hopes to act as a mediator between iran and saudi arabia to ease rising tensions in the gulf iran can made the comments after a meeting with the i

detention cente centers. some 1,000 special forces to secure the region that controls over two thirds of the natural resources. it is instigated by turkey it is a fascinating force with their hands tied behind their back. lindsey graham and i saw firsthand the work of the combined joint task force with alsaw the work is partnered fors and it was truly remarkable. the united states was a huge debt of gratitude to the men and women who sacrificed over 11,000 of their own lives fighting so that we didn't have to sacrifice our own. because of the sacrifice, when we were in northeast syria last summer, we witnessed communities that were recovering and rebuilding after three years of the brutal occupation. and the widespread appreciation among the local is a testament to the part schiff and our willingness to lead in the times of crisis. we have people coming up telling us how relieved they were that the united states was there. it's incredibly difficult now to see the images coming out the regime has already moved troops back into the region and turkey's proxies seem undeterred and continue to move into the city w