he sees mosul, which is predominantly sunni, as a sunni city. he things after the liberation, maybe shia and shiite militia might displace the sunni population or become less of a sunni city. erdogan wants to ensure that after the liberation it remains a sunni muslim, sunni kurd, a turkmen city, but he does not want to see sunni militia really wreaking havoc to the detriment of sunnis. you can see the religious/nationalist element there, but turkey is absolutely bent on it. as erdogan made it clear, he does not believe the iraqi prime minister is on a level to be able to dictate to him, you will do just that he will do just as he pleases. genie: thank you for that. that is doug herbert. in the meantime, there is also humanitarian crisis brewing around mosul. the u.n. said the battle could demand the biggest and most complex humanitarian effort in the world. there are fears that all of the up to one million people in the city could be homeless with over 100,000 among them fleeing into syria or turkey. here is more now from andrea's needham, from t

charlie: mosul is primarily a sunni city, or not? holly: that is correct, predominantly as sunni muslim arab city. charlie: how long do they think the battle will last? holly: i don't know, and i don't think anybody knows. there are a lot of variables. first of all, what is isis going to do? we think they have fewer than 5000 fighters in the city. are they going to stay and fight the debt, or are they going to run away -- and fight to the death, or run away? the iraqi forces are going to be the driving force inside mosul city. iraqi soldiers ran away two years ago when isis went across northern iraq. since then, the u.s. military says they have been retrained, an entirely new army, ready to take on isis. let's see if that's true in this battle for mosul. the third important factor is the people of mosul themselves. what are they going to do? when isis first took mosul, many residents were cheering them on because in a predominantly sunni muslim city, many of those residents were simply fed up with the iraqi government in baghdad, whi

they did give thought to iraq is to defend mosul, a sunni city, an example of the cross sectarian iranian- iraqi nationalism. and you have the person who is recognized as a moderate, the kurds get a word -- get along with him. he can sometimes be indecisive, but in this case, he is being mightily decisive. mosul,and the battle for which is a densely populated city, is moving. some people wonder what it what happens after. we don't want another insurgency. >> that is the case. field, ite mine hasn't been fully worked out. more than a decade ago, when the iraqi kurdish peshmerga first entered mosul, they created a great deal of sunni-kurdish tension. we always talk about shiite -sunni tension, and you have basic issues about how much local control mosul has. and then you have a lot of christians and other minorities saying, were who are haven't fared well under any government, so we want our own self-rule. and so the only thing they agree on is let's not divide power any further. laura: what about isis? it looks like they will at some iso--- mosul. the western strategy against the islamic s

it's predominantly a sunni muslim arab city. >> rose: how long do they think the battle will last? i don't know the answer to that and i don't think anybody knows the answer to that. there are a whole loft variables there. first of all, what is i.s.i.s. going to do? we think they have fewer than 5,000 fighters in the city. are they going to and stay and fight to the death or run away? that's clearly a big factor. secondly, think about the iraqi forces because they're going to be the driving force, as far as we understand it, inside mosul city. now, iraqi soldiers ran away two years ago when i.s.i.s. blitzed its way across northern iraq. since then the u.s. military says they have been retrained, it's an entirely new army and they're ready to take on i.s.i.s. let's see if that's true in this battle for mosul. the other important factor is the people of mosul themselves, what are they going to do? when i.s.i.s. first took mosul, many residents were on the streets cheering them on because it is a redocumently sunni sums city and most of the residents were fed up with the iraqi governm

it's a sunni city. >> that is the fear for people living inside mosul.in you have the shiite militia joining the iraqi army coming up from the south. there are all of these rules of engagement. specifically, only the iraqi army is going to enter the city of mosul. the kurdish forces will not go farther south, the -- it's a big-time political problem. >> it's a million people in the city, if they go, where do they go? >> there are humanitarian centers set up in the northern part of the city. let's look at irbil, where matt bradley was -- sort of right here, around irbil, there are all of these humanitarian centers. but here is the problem, if you're sunni, you don't want to go to kurdistan, you're more likely to head to the south. this is why the iraqi army wants to keep everybody in place. but again, a million and a half people could be on the move this month. and this is an operation that could take until christmas. >> cal perry, thank you for joining us. >>> and coming up, could donald trump actually be eyeing his own tv network? a new report suggests

a major sunni city itself. it is of huge consequence. obably the most diverse city that is in. and they have they are not an iraq if we don't take mosul. >> why now. why are are we just going in. and largely rebuilding the iraqi army is the central problem. we saw the embarrassing and shocking assault. they had no traineded in three years in any meaningful training and army that is poorly led and trained will act that way. we did not give the iraqi army resources that are necessary to have done this sooner, jenna. we made 11 incremental changes in terms of advisors and starting with 300 and now about 5000. if we provide what was needed in the beginning, we could have been here sooner. but the good news, is that we are finally here. >> we are seeing video from the area and they are seeing red, white and blaing flags and also red, white and green. that is the kurdish forces that we are talking about. and front line documentary did an interesting piece about mosul and spoke to a member about what it would be to go to mosul and this is what a

are worried, for instance, that shia paramilitaries will go into mosul which is a predominantly sunni cityd upset, in the words of one turkish official, the demographic balance of the city. and if that's going to happen, the turks say they will intervene, and it could become very messy. now, we did speak just a few days ago to a kurdish official who said that the war against isis is like hors d'oeuvres, and the main course is coming later with turkey. john. >> there's so many competing interests. it shows how complicated the situation will be there even after it, or mosul is retain. thanks, ben. >>> will sheryl sandberg lean into a cabinet position if hillary clinton is elected. we'll tell you the response to that question. as we get an early start on "your money." if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. me

behind it people will shape it to with they wanted to be >> so, doug, when you asked me how the sunni cities feeling about this, we can get to them fast enough. in fact, i have to say, i'm proud of this could they said there's not very many automotive manufacturers talking to us. really, ford is leading the way and thinking about the city as a partner in helping come up with these solutions. speeches were very proud in our home city of san francisco that we've been very well received from city hall, supervisors and the districts where chariot is helping their constituents heading to work and homes faster more reliably and you touched on something about affordability. chariot's average affair is four dollars. so, we are using technology that outsourcing technology, to figure out where the bunches of people are and driving down costs and this is, with ford's hope, we and the data and telematics and all of the systems were going to continue to put in place, we are excited to drive the cost down even further. >> as you mentioned, it's a systematic approach a systemwide approach. i think that lou

remember, mosul is a majority sunni city. the reason it fell so easily in 2014 was that its residents were misruled and abused by iraq's shiite government under then prime minister maliki. as a result, when confronting a choice between shiite militias from the iraqi government and isis, they sided with isis or remain passive. over the past two years, iraqi forces often shiite militia have liberated some sunni towns like fallujah but embarked on a new round. from the perspective of the shiite they are engaging in extreme vetting to ensure isis sympathizers are weeded out but sunni residents feel they are being wounded up, presumed guilty and denied entry back into the homes and neighborhoods. the root cause for the rise of isis in iraq and syria is political. the discontent of sunnis in the region who see themselves as being ruled by two anti sunni regimes and baghdad and iraq and damascus and syria, now some of this is the resentment of a sunni population that believes it should be in power. some of it is a response to genuin

forces who have been known to take revenge on sunnis and keep in mind that mosul is a predominantly sunni citythe u.s. is not providing those shia forces with any u.s. assistance whatsoever. >> appreciate it live from the pentagon. hard-liners in iran's government today released new video of an american behind bars in that country. the video shows clips of him in prison with a propaganda video. he's an iranian american businessman who has been detained in iran for a year. we don't show the propaganda videos here. when his father traveled there to beg for his release, he arrest him, too. he's accused of helping an enemy state but iran has not revealed any charges they face. the father and son were not set free back in that deal in january, the one that released "the washington post" journalist along with three other americans. >>> another clinton controversy. new fbi files show a top state department official tried to influence, apparently, the fbi during the clinton e-mail investigation. according to the reporting of catherine herridge, a senior state department offered more plum jobs overseas

brokered agreement aimed at preventing sectarian violence in this mainly sunni muslim city. >> are report he is -- our area andis in the spoke of how there are fears of those remaining in the city. >> there's been reports that in the last 10 days alone, i thousand people have fled mosul and its outskirts to go to these camps.wded refugee hearing worried reports about what is going on in mosul. reuters has managed to speak to some residents and their being told that islamic state militants are forcing the population into strategic ill doings in order to prevent them shelled and indeed they are using the population as human shields. they are not allowed to leave the city. if they do try and get caught, they faced torture or worse. a very worrying situation. we've seen a couple of refugee camps as we were driving here somed the city, we did see but they do appear small in comparison to the massive exodus that can unfold if the population has to flee mosul. >> regime forces in syria have pulled back from aleppo to allow rebel fighters to leave the eastern district, according to state owned me

mosul is a sunni city. mosul is on the border of syria. yes we do need to go after baghdadi, just like we went after bin laden while you were doing "celebrity apprentice" and we brought him to justice. we need to go after the leadership, but we need to get rid of them, get rid of their fighters, their estimated several thousand fighters in mosul, who have been digging underground, who have been prepared. it is going to be tough fighting, but i think we can take back mosul and then move into syria and take back raqqa. this is what we have to do. i'm just amazed that he seems to think that the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul to help me in this election. but that's how donald thinks. he's always looking for something. mr. trump: we don't gain anything. iran is taking over iraq. chris: secretary clinton -- secretary clinton, it is an open discussion, but -- i'm sorry, please let mr. trump speak. mrs. clinton: he proves it every time he talks. mr. trump: wikileaks action just came out. john podest

keep in mind mosul is primarily a sunni city. shia targeted sunni forces and sunni people for ruth lis terrorism and torture, things of that sort. part of the reason the united states does not want to be running this show. they're leaving that to prime minister abadi. liz: thank you, doug, thank you very much. doug mckelway. closing bell, we're about six minutes away. it has been a sexy tech year, microsoft, facebook, they have posted hefty gains. patrick kaser says forget the high-flyers. coming up. are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unitedhealthcare. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits... all in one complete plan...

mosul is a largely sunni city, and their participation in the upcoming fight has been politically divisive-backed fighters allied with u.s. backed forces, reflect the reality of iraq today. there are many players who have found a common goal in defeating isis, but it's often the only thing uniting them. in northern iraq, peshmerga forces from the semi-autonomous kurdish region near mosul will also play a role in the fight for the city. they have been at odds with the baghdad government for decades, seeking independence and a country of their own. they also see parts of mosul as rightly theirs. this young kurdish fighter told us what motivates him... >> ( translated ): we are fighting for our land, for our nation. this is for our future. for the future of kurdistan. it is an honor and we will give our lives for this cause." >> reporter: but the kurdish fighters also trained by and allied with the u.s.-led coalition, don't want the shia militias joining the fight. their spokesman told pbs newshour plainly, the kurds do not approve. >> ( translated ): the shia militias are foreigners to the p

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sunny in seattle. las vegas has 80 degrees and kansas city mostly sunny with 76. 81 on the east coast over all with 50s and 60s for places like philadelphia and new york. let's check in with joel who has the latest on the situation in the high country. >>> we have traction restrictions in place. this is the drive along dia and it should be great. just a couple minutes delay on the a line in the b line. here is michael spencer with a look at your morning sports. >>> it is time now for the break. >> coach kubiak suffer from a complex migraine on sunday so the broncos turning to joe decamillis to serve. he is in his second here as the special-teams coordinator making for a seamless transition. when someone asks you to do something into it. >> you want to do what you can to help the team win. he has trusted me with something that is important. >> coach joe d is coming in. just making sure coach gets healthy for us next week but we have to handle business and make sure we get the win. >> we all know that we have got a responsibility to do for our business for the season. thursday night right here on cbs4. >

city. they are voicing fears that ultimately, that could be changed and there are concerns a shiite militia could be involved in the capture and that could lead to a mass exodus of sunnis leaving the city. they say they do not want another exit, so turkey says they have to have a role to protect its own security interests and there is a humanitarian argument. brent: the fight for muzzled -- four mosul could not come soon enough for one town that was liberated last week. now it's residents are picking up the pieces and counting the destruction and suffering under the jihadists. reporter: elegies in members of the countless victims of islamic state. the first mass for over two years at st. matthew's church has been an improvised service as clerics of the syrian orthodox church tell us. the parish of saint matthew is more than 1500 years old. never before had it witnessed such cruelty and distraction. >> this is a day of liberation. it should be a day of joy, but i am shocked by this barbarism and inhumanity. reporter: for more than two years, the village was in the hands of so-called islamic. a few days ago, it was liberated. the vandalism of islamic state new no bounds.

>> iraqi forces seized control of the governor's headquarters and the main hospital here in the sunni city of tikrit after fighting islamic state militants for nearly a month. >> progress has been slow, but when the iraqi forces retook the city of tikrit, residents celebrated their arrival. >> psychologically and politically, it's huge. it demonstrates that haider al-abadi is the man who can get this stuff done. but it's iraq-- nothing goes exactly according to plan. and of course while the u.s. does a very effective job of helping the iraqi army to retake tikrit, there's no real well- worked-out plan about what's going to happen after the fall of the city. >> smith: i traveled into saladin province a year later with the badr militia, one of several shia militia groups. i came to see what had happened after the battle. >> isis was here and the badr brigade pushed them out. >> smith: when? >> smith: the area is now under joint control of shia militias and the iraqi army. you can still see isis graffiti, a painted-over isis flag. in this traffic circle, residents have erected a monument memo

snowy and slick in the high country sunny in the city. hurricane matthew slamming into the coast of haiti. and still windy but calmer weather for the beulah fire near pueblo. but is it enough to help firefighters to turn back the flames? 11:00 good to have you with us on this tuesday morning. i'm kirk yuhnke. i'm meagan o'halloran. welcome. first day on the job or go so she has that left. you've been in colorado for a couple of weeks now. two weeks i went out last week with producers we went out to evergreen lake like we went to red rocks been there before it was so beautiful. i can't even put into words. we asked people where you should what spots you should check out first they gave us a whole giant list. kept me busy. a fine time welcome to colorado welcome to fox 31 and out an interesting time. this is when things start to get interesting in colorado. that's what i hear. dealing with both snow and wildfires. all in the same week will have an update on the wildfire burning and seven southern colorado in just a minute dot first. take a

city, 88, 1950. plan on dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday with only a small rain chance sunny, windy, and warm. wind: s 15-25. high: 83 tonight: mostly clear. wind: w 10-20 low: 59 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. low: 48 plan on a warm and windy day! clouds this morning , will be quick to lift north as warm and breezy conditions take over. there is no precipitation anticipated with either the warm will be within a few degrees of record in some spots, and we'll be monitoring the potential of breaking these. records are as follows: cedar rapids, 86, 1950. dubuque, 86, 1950. waterloo, 86, 1910. iowa city, 88, 1950. plan on dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday with only a small rain chance still on track for thursday morning.today : partly sunny, windy, and warm. wind: s 15-25. high: 83 tonight: mostly clear. wind: w 10-20 low: 59 tomorrow: mostly sunny. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. low: 48 plan on a warm and windy day! clouds this morning , will be quick to lift north as warm and breezy conditions take over. there is no precipitation

city. then sunni police trained from the region itself will come in to secure the city.rick will be to keep the peshmerga forces, the kurdish forces away from the center of the city, but they basically agreed to stop, as i understand it. we don't know if the popular mobilization forces, largely shia militias, some under the thumb of iran will adhere to this deal, whether they will try to push in as before. >> brown: how confident are we? because this is not the first time mosul has been recaptured, right? so how confident can we be that this time the forces taking it will get it right? >> well, some of these shia militia's tried to kill me and my people for years in iraq, so i'm not too confident on anything they promise, to be honest. but i will say they're not the majority. the iraqi government and most iraqis understand that they have to bring back the sunni arab 20%, 25% of the population. it won't work with these shia militias running amok in these areas. >> brown: briefly, i.s.i.s., if it gets kicked out of mosul, what then? >> it will fall back on its capital raqq

mosul is a sunni city. mosul is on the border of syria. and yes, we do need to go after baghdadi and just like we went after bin lauden while you were doing celebrity apprentice and we brought him to justice. we need to go after the leadership, but get rid of them, their fighters, estimated several thousand fighters in mosul. they've been digging under ground. been digging to defend. it's going the be tough fighting. we can take back mosul and move into syria and take back raqqah. this is what we have tro do. i'm just amazed that he seems to think that the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul to help me in this election. that's how donald thinks. always looking for some conspiracy. >> secretary clinton. >> iran is taking over iraq. we would have gained. >> secretary clinton, it's an open discussion. >> we would have gained if they did it -- >> let mr. trump speak. >> he's unfit and he proves it every time he talks. >> you are the one unfit. wikileaks came out. they said horrible things about you.

mosul is a sunni city, mosul is on the border of syria, and, yes, we do need to go after baghdadi, just like you're doing named after the leadership, but we need to get rid of them, get rid of their fighters, their estimated several thousand fighters in mosul, been digging underground, being prepared to defend, going to be tough fighting, but i think we can take back mosul and then we can move on into syria and take back raqqa. this is what we have to do. i am amazed that he seems to think that the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul to help me in this election, but that is how donald thinks, you >> trump: chris, we don't gain anything. iran has taken over iraq. iran is taking over iraq. >> moderator: secretary clinton -- wait, wait, wait. it is an open discussion. secretary, please let mr. trump speak. >> clinton: unfit and he proves it every time. >> trump: q are the one that is unfit. wikileaks actually just came out, john podesta said some boy, was he right. he said some beauties. bernie sanders, he said you have bad judgment, you do. and

mosul is a sunni city. mosul is on the border of syria, and yes, we do need to go after baghdadi just like we went after bin laden while you were doing "celebrity apprentice" and we brought him to justice. we need to go after the leadership, but get rid of their fighters. it's going to be tough fighting, but i think we can take back mosul and then we can move on into syria and take back raqqah. this is what we have to do. i'm just am amazed that he seems to think the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul for this election. >> we don't gain anything. iran is taking over -- >> secretary clinton -- >> iran is taking over iraq. >> secretary clinton -- >> we would have gained -- >> for quite sometime -- >> secretary clinton, it's an open discussion. secretary, these let mr. trump speak. go ahead. >> he proves it every time. >> no, you're the one that's unfit. wikileaks just came out. john podesta said some horrible things about you. bernie sanders, he said you have bad j

mosul isa sunni city, on the border of syria and yes, we do need to go after bad daddy like we wentust after bin laden while you are doing "celebrity apprentice." we need to get rid of them come other fighters, their estimated several thousand fighters in mosul. they have been digging underground, they had been prepared to defend. it will be tough. we can take overwe need to get n take back rocca. that he seemsed to think the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul to help me in the election, but that is how donald thinks. he is always looking -- mr. trump: because we don't need anything. iran is taking over iraq. --would have gained mr. wallace: secretary clinton, it is an open discussion. mrs. clinton: he is unfit and he proves it every time. wikileaks just actually came out -- mr. trump: wikileaks just came out, wikileaks -- john podesta said some horrible things about you. bernie sanders and you had bad judgment, you do. if you think that going into mosul after we let the world know we were going income and all the people we really wanted, th

mosul is a sunni city. mosul is on the border of syria. yes we do need to go after baghdadi, just like we went after bin laden while you were doing "celebrity apprentice" and we brought him to justice. we need to go after the leadership, but we need to get rid of them, get rid of their fighters, their estimated several thousand fighters in mosul, who have been digging underground, who have been prepared. it is going to be tough fighting, but i think we can take back mosul and then move into syria and take back raqqa. this is what we have to do. i'm just amazed that he seems to think that the iraqi government and our allies and everybody else launched the attack on mosul to help me in this election. but that's how donald thinks. he's always looking for something. mr. trump: we don't gain anything. iran is taking over iraq. chris: secretary clinton -- secretary clinton, it is an open discussion, but -- i'm sorry, please let mr. trump speak. mrs. clinton: he proves it every time he talks. mr. trump: wikileaks action just came out. john podest

we'll warm just a bit more than yesterday. 67 in center city. sunny to mostly sunny. le looking at 67 degrees and 65 in doylestown. easton, 63 for the afternoon high temperature. a little warmer than that in allentown. 65 degrees for trenton. atlantic city at 65 also. and let's keep it going, smyrna at 65, a few scattered clouds moving in in the afternoon. done the expect any rain across the board as we move throughout the rest of today. let's look at your hour by hour, moving through the next several days. today it's clear. we have a wide shot showing where the clouds are coming from. they clip our area as we move later in the day tuesday. we're not seeing rain necessarily come from that. we move through your wednesday, again, clear conditions, scattered clouds hanging over us. by wednesday night, now we have our eye on that line of rain. it will start tracking our direction overnight into your thursday. 8:00 a.m., some showers. that will clip mostly north of us. we took at your 10 day on 10 and a dry forecast coming up. >>> we'll see you then, krystal. are you a vict

sunny day to the midweek. by evening will find more clouds. still not much of a rain chance on wednesday night into thursday morning. 69 in waterloo. 70 in iowa city. mostly sunny and not as warm but comfortable. northwest winds at 5 to 15. tonight clear and comfortable. northwest breeze at 5 to 10. 46 cedar rapids and 40 46 cedar rapids and 48 in iowa city. tomorrow will be cooler. we will have some late drizzle and down to 46. early at 57. friday will be dry. temperatures will be in the lower 40s. midshipman 60s on saturday and sunday. ms. 60 also on monday. attend a temperature trends stay in the 60s and above normal over the next eight out of 10 days. with less than 10 days left in the month of october. >> that is weird. >> think about that. >> that's then closer to halloween. >> it goes halloween and then thanksgiving and christmas. >> you like order. >> forecasting. >> everything lines up perfectly. >> new images from mars have been unveiled showing no details on the martian atmosphere. >> hannah daniels show us what scientists have confirmed about the red planet. >> reporter: this is the mars no human has ever seen before. nasa scientists a

us to the 40s, normal high is 59 but we only make it to the mid and upper partly to mostly sunny skies. the city around 49. merrimack valley middle and upper 40s, back to the worcester hills barrie 44, fitchburg 46. cape and the islands temperatures near 50 degrees, thursday, cloudy skies. it will be interesting for a few hours thursday afternoon. here is the nextel. for all of us inside 495 it's a chilly rain but that is going to start as snow in the berkshires mid day on thursday and go over to sleet. perhaps a few flakes, maybe even a few sleet pelts as well. they are the ball bearings of ice. not freezing rain. it is not a travel issue because the ground is very warm but this will develop thursday much a and becomes a chilly rain thursday evening for everyone but a beneficial rain, storm once again. not like we saw last friday night. that was too much but we talk about an friday a lot of clouds, low 50s, see you at 7:00. >> announcer: time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> the bruins adam mcquaid set to make his season debay against the wild. back u.s. dealing with a minor injury is day to

kansas city, sunny high 65 degrees there. not bad on the east coast there. 50s and 60s from dc up to boston and all the major airports in the country are in good shape right now. let's get a check on the morning -- out to the airport this morning now is a good time to do that. nice and wide open on i-70. on the elevated portion of highway out past i-270 should be a great drive for you inbound along pena boulevard as well. both directions along i-70 we've got speeds into the 60s right now. and the a. line running on time alan. >>> thank you very much. right now 5:25. a man in an aurora neighborhood says the stranger walked into his home. >> yeah this happened before the man was shot and killed yesterday afternoon. why of self-defense. >> let's give you a live picture this morning at mile high because we have a huge game tonight. can they come back against the texans? we're looking ahead. romey is coming up this morning. >>> broncos have been stuck on a two game losing streak like ten days now and they had basically a mini bye

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