acknowledging they may lose mosul and rocca. they will lose them. we'll keep hitting them and pushing them back and driving them out until they do. in other words, isil turns out not to be invincible. they are going to be defeated. we do recognize at the same time that the situation is complex and this cannot be solved by military force alone. that's why last month the united states and countries around the world pledged mor iraqis stabilize and rebuild their communities. that's why we are working with iraq so the military campaign to liberate mosul is matched with humanitarian and political efforts to protect civilians and promote inclusive governance and development so isil cannot return by exploiting divisions or new grievances. in syria, as i repeatedly said, defeated isil and al qaeda against the syrian people which pushes people into the arms of extremists. the regime and its allies violate the cessation of hostilities including vicious attacks against civilians. blocking food from reaching families that are starving. it is deplorable and the

again taking control of the city is not only helping pave the way to rocca for the u.s.d fighters, but also cuts off isis' supply route used to smuggle weapons, equipment and foreign fighters from europe. in jerusalem, john huddy fox news. >>> north korea started its own beer festival. move over beer fest. ♪ well, the gang grewry is hosting the event and the north korean capital of pyongyang. beer lovers sampled several brews there and north korea is home by the way to quite a number of breweries. both large and small. the beer festival is set to run for the next 20 days. >>> oh my goodness. >> oh look at that. it was a full celebration for the newest baby loggerhead turtles on the beaches. italian scientists and locals gathered on the beach to see the tiny hamlings right there crawl towards the water. loggerhead turtles by the way are considered endangered species and researchers were on site there to protect the nests from humans. loggerhead turtles measure around 35 inches when fully grown. >>> well, coming up, back to school season is here with it the minds of parent

we are far from freeing mosul and rocca. but what we've shown is when it on the ground so long as they've got the support from coalition forces that we've been providing. in the meantime though, you're seeing isil carry out external terrorist acts, and they learned something they've adapted from al qaeda, which at a much more centralized operation and tried to plan very what isil figured out is if they can convince a handful of people or even one person to carry out an attack on a subway or at a parade or some other public venue and kill scores of people as opposed to thousands of people, it still creates the kinds of fear and concern that in some ways, rooting out these networks for smaller, less complicated attacks is tougher because it doesn't require as many resources on their part or preparation, but it does mean that we've got to do even more to generate the intelligence and to work with our partners in or the fact is that those networks will probably sustain themselves even after isil is defeated in rocca and mosul, b

it is located in rocca, -- northern syria. france was the first to join u.s. airstrikes in 2014. november's attacks, francois along increased air raids in syria and iraq. there has been a new exchange of fire between israel and the gaza strip. a rocket thatched landed in a residential area in a town on the border. israel shelled some 30 targets in the gaza strip. our correspondent fills us in with the details. an offshoot group of isis, known as friends of the grandson of the prophet mohammed links to isis, links to the that is one isolated group. the second is a palestinian group known with a particular grievance. protesting the israeli policy of three arresting polished any and -- of thatresting palestinians have artie served long sentences. has been targeted. hamas is accusing israel of raising me level -- raising the level. harshest responses since the gaza war. at the moment, neither side wants an escalation. israel launches this harsh response because it wants its people to be able to go through their summer holiday in the south and peace. hamas is standing on the brink of

including those hitting the isil core and rocco and moses -- rocca and mosul. we will continue to do everything in our power to avoid -- it is the innocent civilians of syria and iraq who are suffering the most. we have worked to find the facts and hold ourselves accountable for doing better in the future. leaders. in a significant loss for isil, their minister of war. none of their leaders are safe and we will keep going after them. on the ground in iraq local forces keep pushing isil back. iraqi they are clearing fighters up the euphrates valley and iraqi forces. the last major stronghold in iraq. the additional u.s. support personnel that i ordered will help turn this into a logistical push into moz oh -- mosul. coalition forces continue to take the fight to isil as well. they are fighting the way into the town, a gateway for isil fighters coming in and terrorist heading out to attack europe. isil is beaten back. we are gaining intelligence. thousands of digital we will use to keep destroying isil networks. we also continue efforts against al qaeda in syria.

they talk to us about what it was like inside the isis prison near the capital city of rocca, how brutally, try to humiliate them, threatened to disclose sensitive personal information, and threatened again and again to kill them. her parents got involved in a remarkable exchange of 27 e-mails sitting in their kitchen in prescott, arizona, e-mailing with the people who held her daughter in raqqa, syria, threatening to kill her. jummy: all right, it will certainly be an interesting one to watch this evening. ryan ross, thank you -- brian ross, thank you. switching gears, more and more, you see drones hovering above in the air, and sometimes they can be pesky and even intrusive. recently, a virginia woman saw a drone over the home of her neighbor, movie legend robert duvall's. what did she do? she took her gun and shot the drone out of the sky cleared our cheryl conner has the story. jennifer: it came over the tree line, and i blasted it. cheryl: target was down. jennifer: sometimes my actions thing before i do. cheryl: she has made hunting a hobby, and she practices with skied. -- skeet. in

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we are far from freeing mosul and rocca. some can be eaten with partners on the ground as long as they have support from coalition forces which we have been providing. in the meantime, you are seeing isil carry out external terrorist acts. they have learned something. they have adapted from al qaeda, which at a more centralized operation and trying to plan elaborate attacks. what isil has figured out is that if they can convince a handful of people or even one person to carry out an attack on a subway or in a parade or some other public venue and kill scores of people as opposed to thousands of people, it still creates the kinds of fear and concern that elevates their profile. in some ways, rooting out these networks for smaller, less complicated attacks is tougher because it does not require as many resources on their part or preparation, but it does mean that we have to do even more to generate the intelligence and to work with our partners in order to degrade those networks. the fact is that those networks will probably s

their message to followers, they are increasingly acknowledging that they may lose muzzle and rocca and isil is right, they will lose them. will keep hitting them a push in the back and driving them out until they do. losses in the middle he seemed to coincide with an uptick in terror attacks around the world. >> steve: there's a new effort to classify attacks on police officers as hate crimes. not not everybody's on board with that proposed legislation. sharon is in the newsroom with more. >> those who support this idea of including new york officers with a hate crime law are fed up and hopes it deters more violence against cops for those who oppose it say laws are already on the books to protect cops. a similar bill has become law in louisiana and has been proposed in texas. deter people from assaulting new york city police officers, from from assaulting police offices the state of new york. >> the recent murders the police officers in baton rouge, louisiana and dallas, texas prompted some new york state lawmakers today to call for changes to new york city crime law. assemblyman ronal

what is your thinking post muzzle, and post- rocca. >> you're talking about the islamic state. >> yes. >> one of the effects we are creating is that isil is having to make hard decision because they are getting pressured in a variety of ways. certainly in both iraq and syria and a lot of locations we are continuing to target their leadership, we continue to target their revenue generation sources in both northern iraq and syria and i think we continue to keep them on the horns of a dilemma. they're having to make decisions. it's interesting to me when you look at the battle of mandate which took place over the course of 74 or 75 days, very difficult fight where there was extensive use of tunnels and they were fighting inside of buildings. by the way, the engine sdf exhibited great skill and concern for civilians on how they approach that and i think they took a very deliberate manner to that. when applied pressure there, they very quickly left the area. gordon, i think what you are seeing is a think we should expect that in some places, perhaps in some parts of modal they will feed th

we are far from freeing mosul and rocca. some can be eaten with partners on the ground as long as they have support from coalition forces which we have been providing. in the meantime, you are seeing isil carry out external terrorist acts. they have learned something. they have adapted from al qaeda, which at a more centralized operation and trying to plan elaborate attacks. what isil has figured out is that if they can convince a handful of people or even one person to carry out an attack on a subway or in a parade or some other public venue and kill scores of people as opposed to thousands of people, it still creates the kinds of fear and concern that elevates their profile. in some ways, rooting out these networks for smaller, less complicated attacks is tougher because it does not require as many resources on their part or preparation, but it does mean that we have to do even more to generate the intelligence and to work with our partners in order to degrade those networks. the fact is that those networks will probably s

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here he is with mo rocca. >> what makes a great musical, and you write it because you want to write it. >> and if andrew lloyd webber writes it, there's a good chance it's a hit. this is a man with three shows simultaneously running on broadway. phantom of the opera. school of rock. and the brand new revival of cats. >> the newest of the school of rock, based on the jack black movie about a washed up musician who teaches people how to open up their inner rock. >♪take it. >> and presently, hopefully, you take something away from it. it's got some catchy songs. >> in fact, lloyd weber received some of the best reviews of his life for school of rock. >> the show isn't entirely new territory for him. early on, he and lyricist tim rice teamed up for one of the first rock musicals, jesus christ superstar. this song from the 1971 show -- i don't know how >> it was so popular, two versions of it landed on the charts at the same time. >> that was the song i thought was a story. >> telling stories of music started early for lloyd webber. >> in a tradition of the director of the london college of