militias in what could become a shiite crescent. that's a horribly bad thing for everybody. they been a smart about it. these are local shiite image geordie sunni areas and they've done a reversal sons of iraq where during the search we went in and we worked with the tribal leaders and made friends with them and said this is your territory, we will help you, al qaeda is in iraq and an enemy to all of us we want stability so we basically made them the local constables and said we will back you as you try to take control of your own areas from al qaeda and iraq. what iran has done is in these areas where there were pockets of shiite villages and people they started paying them and they said we are protecting you against isis and were protecting you against the other imperialist, the coalition and we will be your friend. they built alliances with these people, and allegiance from these people, that goes to nine and not even baghdad and that is something we now have to deal with. they are there and they are armed and they feel empowered

radicalize shiites in bahrain. back militant groups such as the ball rod party. trained militants from bahrain and revolutionary guard camps in iran. they have intercepted several arms shipments from iran. by the way, that is in violation councilsecurity revolution 22 31, which enshrined the nuclear agreement. it prohibits these armed exports. also escalated the pressure against bahrain claim in the should be next to the islamic republic. saudi arabia also has come under increasing pressure from iran. not only from the saudi bridge of hezbollah, which has launched terrorist attacks inside the kingdom, but also from rebels in yemen that have launched -- that are fighting the saudi led intervention in that country in support of yemen's internationally recognized government. otherave also launched missiles against saudi territory and raided villages on the saudi side of the border. lifting u.n. sanctions and iran helped ease and pave the way for enhanced strategic cooperation with russia. it allowed russia to -- it allows iran the opportunity to push us -- purchase

in afghanistan -- minority shiite targets in afghanistan in the past. some said the attackers threw grenades while a police official said a suicide bomber detonated himself at the gate. >>> also new at noon, former carter administration interior secretary cecil andris has died at age 85. his family says he died yesterday from complications of lung cancer. andris was in his second term as idaho governor andris later served two more terms as governor after his service here in washington. >>> new this afternoon federal judges in maryland have decided to a congressional voting map will stand at least for now. this comes years after a group of republican voters decided to sue, saying the democrats redrew the lines to help flip a district. wusa 9's evan koslof shows us the map and breaks it all down for us. >>reporter: this whole debate centers around congressional district 6. it's this one right here. it stretches along the pennsylvania border and then it dips down here to montgomery county, and that's what the conflict is all about. let's put it up on the b

there were reports a shiite moscow has come under attack -- mosque has come under attack.ice say there are sounds of explosions and the gunman are still inside the mosque that was crowded with worshipers. it's located in a northern neighborhood of kobul. a member of afghanistan's shiite clerical counsel was quoted saying at least two people have died. we will have more in the coming our. -- hour. of samsungaire heir group has been sentenced to five years in jail. he was found guilty of bribery and other corruption charges. his 6-month trial is part of a wider bribery scandal that ultimately brought down the country's president. here is how some people are reacting. >> giving a five-year jail sentence is big news. i hope this will be a good example to other conglomerate leaders as well. it does not reflect the national sentiment and not even the standards set by law. i am worried that such a ruling might worsen the so-called crime of having no money in our society. for more on this, we can cross to our correspondent in seal -- seoul. with the make of this verdict and the se

islamic state group claims a deadly attack on a shiite mosque in afghanistan and the justice. that.hlights the country's. erasing security. right on the issues an arrest warrant for its former prime minister this. election a lot. was a no show at a hearing. to another subject criminal trials. also coming up the phone susie menu in math class. it's out of poland saying the country's opposition to his plans to change the rules. principal

after a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a shiite mosque. many were injured and dozens including the cleric were killed. gunmen took over separate prayer areas for women and men fully many people hostage. muslim just send us and i was trying to escape over a wall when i saw my daughter. who was wounded trying to climb the wall as well? there was another girl who was shot in her head. i saw the body myself if i can make a little. for them i find the amount skate with. and a police officer escorted us to safety from the back of the mosque magnification. the gun shots and knife attack witnesses reported that. use a rocket propelled grenade launcher. by evening. authorities and the area was here and the attackers were dead. you know you don't know according to the reports from the police in the national directorate of security there were four attackers. one school have been killed. none of them are alive and the situation is under control. hunger allies anymore. shortly after the attack the islamic state group claimed responsibility. the latest

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we see piracy around the edges of it and across the coast of yemen, interplay of shiite, that's irÁnsupporting sunni with the united states leading to saudi arabia. a great deal of action is playing out in the merit time theater and we ought to consider the number one challenge in the indian ocean is right here. it's iran. that's the iranian flag, that's co2 missi. iran sees itself as imperil power. they will seek to recreate the persian empire. darias the great. look at the water space around the persian empire. and all of it brings confrontation between upper right, iran, shiite nation, bottom left, sunni world led by saudi arabia, closest ally and friend israel in the middle of this mix. the united states very much involved. so maritime activity, not only to south china sea, not only atlantic, this persian arabian gulf and indian ocean. what else? the mediterranean. how many people have got -- gone on a cruise in the miditerranean sea. the mediterranean has seen the most combat, the most war. if i could snap my fingers and bring back to life all of the dead mariners drowned at sea

this is a place for normally warring factions like sunnis and shiites or north and south sudanese workher on and off the field. >> good morning. >> this a greater has found a sense of family at the school along with 86 other children. >> i like living here. sometimes it is fun and sometimes it can be boring but it is ok. you get to see other people from other coulters. >> they fled civil war in the sudan. she was just nine. >> i felt like failing but i do not want to fail again. >> she does not feel that way at the school where 13 full-time staff members teach children academics, and give them a sense of home. staff -- they work with parents. >> the initial adjustment is difficult because they do not know their place. >> it helps to see children thrive. her reading level went from kindergarten to eighth grade in just two years. >> i am still very happy. she is living a lot. >> playing soccer, reading books, and singing of a new land. >> ♪ we are one that we are different ♪ >> in clarkston georgia for matter of fact with soledad o'brien, i am diane roberts. ♪ >> coming up next, this nfl

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information shows that what is coming in place is a vacuum and what they see coming and is iranian troops, shiite militias just like hezbollah in lebanon and that's a huge israeli concern. israel's prime minister has said israel will take action on his own. he will be discussing that with the representatives today. police in the netherlands have detained a second person in connection with the threat that forced the cancellation of a rock concert last night. police called off the show in rotterdam after getting reports of a possible terror attack. catherine viette has the details. take anynting to chances, concertgoers were forced to evacuate an event in rotterdam after police received a terror warning. just before the show was set to start for a los angeles band. >> we are from here so it's not problem. it's a shame for those who came from far. they came for nothing. i am curious to hear about the reason for the cancellation. spanish counterterrorism experts tipped off dutch officials to the threat. police in rotterdam stopped a suspicious vehicle. as a result of the scanning by police a van with

by removing saddam hussein, we allowed the shiites to take the majority. so now we have iran and iraq as allies. and we created 300,000 sunni terrorists overnight by dismembering saddam hussein's sunni army. they joined al qaeda. they joined isis. so we need to remember who is involved in the mess that right now europe is suffering from with the influx of refugees. >> i'm glad you brought that full circle. and it raises this issue for me in part because some of the -- some of the viewers know this already, of course. i got embroiled on this on "meet the press" and the weekend where president trum health care plan made this statement in an interview with bill o'reilly about russia and the u.s. and this is the conversation. he said what do you think, you think we're so innocent? so they jumped all over him for making this ugly comparison between russia and the u.s. and my point on that was the point you're making about a different set of facts here. but my point was that on that one issue, donald trump is right. i quoted my grandmother who said to me all the

we got a whole lot of pictures today from beach goers in shiite i'll city.and animal control telling us it was in fact a coyote on the loose. he was last seen running through the dunes last word this guy was still on the loose. can you imagine laying on your towel and they're you see a coyote. >> give him a burger. >> he's very skinny. that will do it for tonight at 11:00. up next watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight and stay tune for chasing news at 12:30 and the simpsons. we're back here at 7am for "good day philadelphia" weekend your morning team will have your news, weather and traffic covered all morning long. thanks for watching and have a fantastic night and a terrific weekend. ♪ >> announcer: he's seen his share of troubles. >> judge judy: mr. welch, what kind of prescription medication do you take? >> uh, none. >> judge judy: what about yesterday? >> nothing. >> announcer: and the judge knows... >> judge judy: really? >> announcer: ...there's more than meets the eye. >> i like to drink but -- >> judge judy: it's beginning to fry your bra

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the islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a shiite mosque in the afghan capital. at least 20 people were killed after a suicide bomber blew himself up at the interest. witnesses said multiple attackers also threw grenades. thai authorities have issued an arrest warrant for the former prime minister. she was due to hear the verdict in the criminal case that could send her to prison. there are reports she has fled the country. writing in the northern -- riot ing in the northern indian city was sparked by an unpopular court ruling. the judges convicted a guru for raping two followers. that did not go down well with his devotees. reporter: supporters numbering in the thousands went on rampages in several states in northern india and clashed with security forces who tried to quell the unrest with tear gas and water cannon. rioters set fire to government buildings and petrol stations and attacked the media, tipping over and burning their vehicles. farther south, there were similar scenes of destruction with protesters setting fire to train carriages. the protesters wer

laila: officials in afghanistan say that an attack on a shiite mosque has killed at least 29 people andnded more than 60 others, many critically paired it happened in the west of the country close to the border with iran. one attacker detonated a suicide bomb while the other opened fire with a gun. no group has claimed responsible yet. laila: italy's coast guard says they have found eight people dead off of the coast of libya. the discovery comes as the attire lawmakers deploy naval vessels on the coastline to stop the traffickers that are launching boats. the defense minister told a parliamentary committee that libya asked italy for assistance and to the operation would provide the coast guard with logistical support without encroaching on libyan sovereignty. nearly 100,000 migrants made it across to italy this year, at least 2000 of them have died trying. and let's get you more on the developments. philip joining us from the italian capital of room. why does the italian government want to the mission to go forward? philip: they are feeling a lot of pressure at the moment. the populist

. >>> developing news at least 20 people are dead after a suicide bombing attack at a shiite muslim mosque no kabul. the mosque was packed with worshippering attending friday prayers when militants stormed the buildings setting off explosions. isis claimed responsibility for the bombing. >>> the navy has identified a second victim after a collision with the uss mccain and a ship near singapore. they identified the remains of an electronics technician, dustin lewis from connecticut. more divers and equipment came overnight to continue the search in the flooded compartments on the ship. >>> a pennsylvania man was arrested for leading state troopers on a 10 mile chase in a stolen police car. it happened in fayette county. it was flipped of when the officer used a maneuver to end the chase. he faces dui and reckless driving and theft. nobody was seriously hurt. >>> well, the honeymoon started and ended at the same time. a bride and groom started their wedding night in handcuffs. when they were arrested for a post reception brawl. the canadian couple had taken their party to a local bar and a f

we got a whole lot of pictures today from beach goers in shiite i'll city.animal control telling us it was in fact a coyote on the loose. he was last seen running through the dunes last word this guy was still on the loose. can you imagine laying on your towel and they're you see a coyote. >> give him a burger. >> he's very skinny. that will do it for tonight at 11:00. up next watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight and stay tune for chasing news at 12:30 and the simpsons. we're back here at 7am for "good day philadelphia" weekend your morning team will have your news, weather and traffic covered all morning long. thanks for watching and have a fantastic night and a terrific weekend. ♪ from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in you

some local officials there they said combatants captured a village and subsequently executed the shiite minority civilians who live there the taliban has yet to claim responsibility in fact they deny responsibility and the united nations has not pub. glee acknowledged the massacre yet however liam mcdowell from the u.n. assistance mission to afghanistan told r.t. america quote the mission's investigations into the reported incident are ongoing he wouldn't comment on the nature of the murders or the current investigation we're going to dig a little deeper into the state of affairs in afghanistan now with former marine corps captain matthew hoh just briefly if i can get your reaction to that story does it make sense the taliban would work with i says to commit an attack here no it doesn't make sense and they work with you know the islamic state group in afghanistan they haven't done so yet just the same day a taliban commander issued a statement saying if i catch any of you referring to his subordinates talking to any islamic state members i will kill you know certainly the taliban prior

fires most of the brigades and battalion commanders, their shiite sectarians and replaced them with more moderates leaders them national police were a real asset when we left and when maliki -- after we left in 2011 the first thing maliki das was put the general in charge of bored post and but a crony in charge of the national police and national police went back to death squads and incompetence the way it was before we were there. we also did some interesting things at the coin behind the wire. that's the detention camp, 25,000 detainees when i was over there about 20,000 reconcilables. five thousand irreconcilables who were locked away. major general stone, one to the smartest guys ran into, among a lot of smart guys, sets up a program where he would -- you teach the moderate prisoners who can read, you bring in a moderates imam to teach them to read the koran and teach a moderate form of islam. give the job skills and release them back to their tribes where they pledge for their tribal leader they'll stay loyal to the government. also some legal stuff involved in there as will but the

the mosques are going to tease country's minority shiite community frequently told us it's like how about another. thanks extremists but also. has an english was culpable. i was able to sneak to. listen to doctors in the city of iraq that they were telling us that at least thirty four people. confirmed killed and more than sixty people wanted it other columns. that i have gathered both from doctors and lisa socials. says this isn't easy thirty sixty people are killed. that number may change. what we have seen is that angry residents it's from this side neighborhood? i i share neighborhood to the south of the city of herat. a clash with the local police. they burned down a local police checkpoint that was supposed to be providing security for this mosque the gel idea mosque. and they she has in this neighborhood i've lived in full harmony with the sunni community. there's no history of sectarian violence betweens as sin isn't she has. and and herat. herat deserve relatively peaceful and prosperous compared to the rest of afghanistan we've also seen. a lines of young iraqis outside of fat m

military is supporting a saudi-led coalition battling shiite rebels in yemen. british police are detaining a man who drove his car toward police guarding buckingham palace, the london home of queen elizabeth, last night. scotland yard says the 26-year- old man stopped his car and got out with a four-foot-long sword. the suspect shouted "god is great" in arabic before being subdued. three police officers were slightly injured in the confrontation. no members of the royal family were home at the time. a massive crowd, estimated to number hundreds of thousands, marched today in barcelona, spain, in a show of unity to honor the 15 people killed in last week's terrorist vehicle attacks. many chanted "i am not afraid" and carried banners with the same message. one of the marchers was king felipe vi, the first time a spanish monarch has ever taken part in a public demonstration. eight of the suspected terrorist attackers are dead, including the driver of the van on the famous "las ramblas" pedestrian street. two more are jailed on murder and other charges. iraq govern

iran or iran proxies and that each and this road from damascus to baghdad what has been called the shiite crescent is now a reality and this is giving iran a high leverage. and the ultimate test today with regard to syria is to see and to check if iran will be to establishment to establish definitely bridge that will link them in the carrying in to to her. well joe we go back to iran i mean it kind of goes to my point in talking about saudi arabia let's go all the way back to the illegal invasion of iraq in two thousand and three and let's go all the way up to two thousand and seventeen i mean iran's in influence is growing in the region well i wonder why it's because one failure in a venture after another i mean all iran has to do more or less stand there and it can influence increase its influence i mean this is that i find it just really amazing when there's no learning curve coming out of western countries if you don't like iran why are you hoping them indirectly over and over and over again i mean it's this is foreign policy internationally leighton's one o one go ahead joe there's n

in the mainly shiite village of ms though i love. the extremists now control the taiwan and i'll still holding some one hundred hostages. survivors are traumatized. furious but you know i don't want a budget. the militants have taken my son he was twenty six and about to get married. is all the fault of incompetent politicians who cannot provide security for us net amid the pentagon. doughnut but we do want the government it's paid for coffins and frowns what we want from the government to security what kind of government is this. the joint alliance taliban attack was launched last thursday. with the afghan local police defeated within forty eight hours. the country's president has vowed to exact revenge but as it stands no one can tell these men and women. when they'll be able to return to their homes. the president of iran has appointed three women at sea government posts one day off to his uniquely male cabinet lineup caused outrage on social media. three women have not been given posts including atlanta navy he's been named the v

early on, they were fine for the united states to defeat their natural iranians are shiite and to defeat sunni enemies than al qaeda and taliban. send them and particularly since president obama in 2009 announced americas with draw, since then they've been fine to partner with whoever they need to to essentially move the chess pieces around so that they can realize their own gain. the iranians are essentially rebuilding the empire in what we call the crescent from western afghanistan across iraq, across the area into lebanon and all the way to the mediterranean sea and will partner with whoever they need to. in fact come and he is the number of afghan refugees who are in iran and using them essentially mercenary fighters across the middle east in yemen, syria, they are essentially again the united states is kind of pulled out and turn their back on the middle east and iran is stepping in. >> we actually did them a favor and some level by taking out saddam hussein, the traditional taliban leadership. with those gone, that has created a void in backing that iran is now trying to fill. >> t

the general responsible for special operations said the iranians have laid the groundwork for the shiite crescent. >> they join hands with leb an ease hezbollah in syria and transcends into lebanon. >> reporter: that would threaten the u.s. and regional allies. >> they will become a global menace, and that is a looming power that we're going to have to deal with. >> reporter: analysts say the president is taking a regional approach and wants to work through diplomatic channels on the safe haven's issue. if there is no progress in pakistan, the administration signalled it is willing to take the hard road. gregg? >> catherine herridge, thanks. we're coming right back with much more. stay with us. president trump holding a rally in phoenix to push his america first agenda. >> the president tonight is going to call on the congress to step up and move an agenda forward that's going to make america great again. >> we take up congress' inability to get things done with the dean, ed rollins. >>> and north korea threatening to strike the u.s. with absolute force for ignoring calls to stop war gam

the shiite -- the fight between the sheep and western digital has escalated. have no right to the plant, thing they are building the facility without participation of western digital. western digital maintains it has the right to get supply under agreement it inherited. whereturn to the gulf, toe are -- namar's transfer paris center man is a milestone for the soccer club but also a political statement by its wealthy owner, qatar. it is the latest in a series of headline grabbing deals by qatar. more from alice shaheen. walk us through the numbers to begin with. we have the headline numbers, something like 260 million. that is just the buyout clause. >> that is the clause so nobody can approach your player. in seeing, a need that -- i need to show everybody that life is normal despite the saudi boycott. this is the headline normal -- headline number, it excludes his wages,. some reports put the total value of the deal as $600 billion. to put this in perspective, last year, manchester united have to work -- the world record at over $100 million. that is more tha

in afghanistan, a suicide bomb attack killed at least 29 people during evening prayers at a shiite mosque in the western city of herat. the e taliban has deninied ininvolvement inin the attack. in turkey, a a mass trial has bebegun for nearly 500 people wo are accused of orchestrating last year's failed military coup. the defendants include army generals, pilots, and fethullah gulen, a turkish dissident who is living in the poconos, in pennsylvania, and is being tried in absentia. if convicted, the suspects face life in prison. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has used the failed military coup as a pretext to launch a widescale crackdown against dissidents, human rights activists, journalists, oppoposition lawmakers, and kurs in turkey. back in the united states, in the cousin of philando castile, who was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop last year, is fighting trumped up charges after he protested his cousin's death. 38-year-old louis hunter is facing two felony riot charges stemming from his participation in a demonstration on interstate 94 in the days after officer

>> does the administration attend the tension between the sunnis and shiites in iraq? >> that's one of these things we had to deal with as they were bringing it thank you it's to try to help with the negotiation process. during the time of the coalition, i can't speak to the decision-making process before hand, i can speak to what happened when i was there and the appointment of the governing council, which was a diverse group of men and women who were brought together to work with the coalition in july comes to the statute fell with statute fell in april and there was a sort of period that jim gardner was there and they were trying to put together some sort of reconstruction effort and then once bremmer got into the country they started working on governance issues and they were able to put together this governing council and there were obvious disagreements, but we had very experienced diplomats working to try to bring these different factions together to help create the transit transitioning role. the sectarian issues that exist in iraq have existed for centuries an

general responsible for special operations said the iranians have laid the groundwork for the so-called shiite crescent. >> the evidence is literal. we bump into them everywhere. they join hands with lebanese hezbollah in syria. >> that land grab combined with nuclear weapons would threaten the u.s. and regional allies. >> they will become a global menace, and that's a looming power that we are going to have to deal with. >> analysts say the president is taking a regional wants to work through diplomatic channels. if there is no progress in pakistan, the administration signaled its willing to take the hard road. >> bret: thank you. navy divers have found some of the remains of ten sailors missing after a collision between the warship john s mccain and an oil tanker. monday's accident tore a gaping hole in the ship's left rear hole and flooded adjacent compartments. malaysian officials say they are found one body. this was the second major collision in two months involving the navy's pacific-based seventh fleet. white house advisor and presidential son-in-law jared kushner is leading a delegati