woe contell nation after terroris carry out an i can't guarantee i am going to get my kids back. >> stillsign of two local children, even though their mother is in custody. >> we are optimistic they will be found soon. >>> off the top at 11, where are they? a community is demanding answers. a mother that might be able to tell police where her kids are, is not talking. there was a candlelight vigil held tonight in the parking lot of the chick-fil-a. this is where she was seen earlier this week. she was arrested last night close to here. they say it appears she had be living on the streets. she had cut her hair. duri questioning today she would not tell police where her children are. prayers and a candlelight vigil for the safe return of two missing choirn, sarah and jacob. >> we pray that someone will spot the kids and bring them home. so har, hogle, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizopha has not told police where the children are. >> it was very brief. she wasn't ready to say much to me. no one is going to try to force her. those kids were the most precious to us. >> she is the ch

terrorist organization and from the outset for years, i've been saying the main threat in the region is r terrori. >> isis can't be beaten from the air. yet, no one wants to bite the bullet and do what really has to be done to destroy, not manage. this is evil. meanwhile, isis grows and grows at lightning speed. >> the folks on the ground right now say it's going to take six to 12 months to train, equip, vet and send back into the field this so-called free syrian army. it's 5,000 people. by the time they get back from being trained in saudi arabia, you'll have 45 to 50,000 isis fighters. it's a formula for disaster. >> do the math. we better step it up. while it would be great for the world to show courage, we can't wait. this is a cancer and you'll hear much more from the colonial and the danger posted by this brutal terrorist group in a special "cigaret "greta investigates. don't forget the isis terrible tomorrow. if you can't watch it, dvr it. tell your friends to watch it and right now go to greta wire because you >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" an arrogant frenchman flaun

who is to say that there won't be a terrori attack in the near future? they have swrets on them right no they want to attacus. >> we want to make this clear that we're not -- that th cia and the fbi hasn't actually confirmed those missg jets, but if they, do we will certainly reporting on that. let's talk about this a little bit. there are 6,000 visa jumpers that have completely van eshed and they're ncerned about it. there are 58,000 last year alone visa jumpers who are late to report. i mean, this is very concerning, is it not? >> well, yes, eric, it is. that's the whole -- that's a whole imgration issue too that have you to get into as to who are they letting in, who are they not, and how can they identify? jonathan makes a point when he says that there are all of these different ones. if you go to wikipedia and look up the number of terrorist organizations that exist al qaeda, et cetera, et cetera, there are literally hundreds of these, and if you can't identify yo enemy, there's no way to attacke is a common denominate . they are either shiite or --

are country that don't see eye to eye on much of anything else, is that any way to run a counter terroris terrorist -- alliance? it's the "inside story." ♪

are country that don't see eye to eye on much of anything else, is that any way to run a counter terroris terrorist -- alliance? it's the "inside story." ♪ >>> hello. i'm ray suarez. secretary of state kerry is corralling commitments from governments as the united states figures out how to destroy the gorilla force that calls itself the islamic state. but a complicated flowchart would emerge. the saudis and qatarees have good relations with the united states, but have been snarling at each other. u.s. leaders despite the government in tehran, but both the u.s. and the islamic we re republic are friends with the shiite group in iraq. but the u.s. and iran on different sides right next door in syria where washington would love to undermine the government of bashar al-assad, while iran supports it. and both support the destruction of the islamic state, which is also trying to bring down assad. turkey also wants to defeat the islamic state, but wants to do it without embolding the kurds. this latest turmoil in the middle east has created a strange alliance. some 30 nations from around the wor

someone they suspect of ter r k terrori terrorism, they are going to say you can't take away their statehood. >> yes, absolutely. my take, my reading is that the european courts t european courts and international law would have much to say about the fact of really denying people their rights to return to the uk. you also did not mention, max, the idea of taking passports away from uk citizens. this is really internal exile. you force people to stay in a country. the reality is, the british authorities have a duty and responsibility to protect all citizens. also, we need to take into account the legal rights of individuals, the civil rights of individuals because my fear is that basically by responding too fast, by not taking into account basically what lies at the heart of the confrontation, we play into the hands of isis and you have more men of muslim join this particular fight. this is what isis is capitalizing on, the astrainment and the reality is this is not the first way, max, as you know. afghanistan in 1980 and 1989, remember iraq after the american invasion between 2003 and 2007.

community such regimes are marketing themselves as partners in the international campaign against terroris. we think they work against the interest of people and security and stability in the world. mr. president, the political and the security challenges facing the international community should not detract that from tackling the declining situation in iraq after the victims have raised horrible levels and in response to the ordeal of our iraqi brothers, cuttqutar has established an air bridge to deliver aid and qutar will continue to work on such responses. i thank you mr. president. >> i appreciate that and working forward to working with you in the days ahead. i give the floor now to the minister responsible for foreign affairs of oman. i start with saying a profound thank you for the members and the palestinian support you gave us. thank you. >> in the name of allah, the compassi compassionate and merciful one, may i begin by hearing and thanking you for holding this special security council meeting. we thank you for having us participate in the debate. the debate on the difficult con

but police say it is part of a larger investigation into islamic terroris >>> we want to give you a warning. you may find this video graphic. >>> get out. get out of the car! get on the ground! get on the ground! >> that was dashcam video. the trooper who shot the man is now facing up to 20 years in prison. the trooper says he stopped the man becaus seat belt . he said he thought the victim was diving for a gun but he was going for his license. as he was told to do. a family friend says he's just glad that justice the was serv quickl >> they didn't waste a lot of time because of the public stew situation. >> now, defense attorneys argue that the video can be interpreted he was fired shortly after that traffic stop. >>> some tough economic news from maryland. state officials say they are not going to get as much tax revenue as first thought. they have lowered projections by $400 million. lawmakers are blaming a sluggish economy for the shortfall here. right now they say there is no need for budget cuts. some leaders say if job growth does not pick up cuts may be needed >> something you might

all stand resolute and united against the scourge of terrori terrorism. this group poses even more of a danger as it risks exporting terrorists to our countries. it also controls energy access and it is pouring oil on the fire of sectarianism already burning across the middle east and north africa. a region that is a tinderbox of porous borders, arms proliferation, weak governance and poverty. we are confronted by forces that reject our liberal democracy and our liberal, rules-based order. their agendas and ideologies are different but they are serial and, violent and viciously anti-western. they will grasp at every opportunity to undermine our values of liberty, freedom, democracy, respect for the rule of law, and human rights. and to impose their backward looking vision on others. we are on the frontline of a new battle, a new battle between tolerance and fanaticism, between democracy and totalitarianism, between open and closed societies. in this new age, of an arrest -- unrest and revisionism, we must stand strong and we must stand united as a force f

. >> that was president in the last hour speaking about the threat posed by foreign terroris terroristsing remarks from french president francois hollande coming just hours after around isis-affiliated group in algeria released video of an execution of a french tourist. michael let's talk about the alliance between france and u.s. on issues of counter terrorism. >> the french have been a close counter terrorist ally since 9/11 working on a number of problems, they took a lead in maly and were very forceful using french ground troops and air power and since handed it off to an international peacekeeping force. but the french really drove this and they understand this. they won't take this in stride. i think it will get france more involved. i think it is a good thing for the coalition. >> to that end we have heard increasing interest from the brits, also going to the british public to get their stamp of approval. >> let's stress military is only one key kmoent component. this is multi facetted strategy. given there are 12,000 plus foreign fighters, perhaps 3,000 from europe and couple,0

some of our national leaders blood thirst demands war because those terroris beheaded two of our fellowcitizens and they are appropriately angry and outraged and demandingaction. but those same leads haven't demanded that iran be vaporized because it was responsible for a third of o casualties in iraqq and is now a sponsoringorce behind global terrorism. among those leaders are some who waed t actually arm and supply the islamic state just months ago because it opposed bashar al assad in syria. and one of our national laders seems to believe he can simply ert his eyes from the reality of pressing challenges and moal threats to our tion. and all of this leads to a series o existential questions. among them, many failures are required for a failed presidency? and when do the failures of a president amount to the failure an entire nation? and when should the people demand beer of all teir leaders, not merely a president? we' coming right back. >>> you can't accuse this president of being all talk. he has a letter writing campaign now. the inspiration for the book and movie "blacawk down" c

world leaders in wales right now and he is now making it very clear he is out to crush the isis terroris terro beheaded two americans. says that's the unanimous view of nato leaders and merely containing isis is not enough. >> you can't contain an organization that are running rough shot through that much territory causing that much havoc. the goal has to be to dismantle them. >> isis is comprised of stream mists sunny muslim and the president says to destroy the terrorist group they have to turn against them. >> a little boy with local ties who had been the center of an amber alert is safe tonight. police found him in florida with his father. that man is now under arrest for the murder of four people. >> why did you take him? >> he's my son. >>> police say they found four year old ismael tristan sebastian and 28 year old adam matos inside a tampa hoe physical this morning. the little boy has autism. authorities say they realized the child was missing when they went to his home for welfare check. that's when they found the bodies of two adult men and two adult women. investigators are no

. >> and this case raising fears of terrori, especiall knowing that hijackers were trying to get informationcrop dusting claiming. if not terror, how did he become infected? >> we have not been advised that the man that the fbi believes perpetrated this act had a history of long standing mental instability and yet he was allowed to work with anthrax and some of the most deadly substances known to mankind. may be the latest video of osama bin laden. it's not certain, but it's felt that the pictures were taken after the 9/11 attack. it appears to be celebration. >> growing sense is that the talk is over. sources say the military components are getting in to ple for what secretary rumsfeld has called inevitab military action. >> they were dug in waiting for us. the taliban. assumed that they could withstand the bombings. they really didn't understand what was coming. >> on my orders, the united states mitary has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and mill tear instlations of the afghanistan military and regime. >> to me, tonight was about giving back america the confidence

. >> i am a journalist, taking up what you said about concern about home-grown terrorist and terroris in the u.s. choose, you deal with the fact that some budding terrorists can very easily go to some state where there are very few restrictions, none really enforced, get assault weapons, get handguns, walk around in the street with them, walk around even in the airport with them. isn't this a human hole in your protection of people in this country when terrorists, in this country, can get lethal weapons right here and turn them on us? >> without directly commenting on various gun control ideas out there, as you know that's obviously a hotly debated subject. i am concerned. put handguns aside for the moment. put assault weapon as i side. i am concerned about how easy it is for somebody to buy in an open fashion, materials, explosives, precursors to explosives, pressure cookers, that can be used to cause mass destruction, mass violence, and we saw an example of that in boston last year. and so we can't, and we shouldn't, prohibit the sale of a pressure cooker. we can sense ties retail b

my guesses if they had their hands released they would kick the ass of the terroris but they like tont the notify at obama and say, we're coming to get you. so i is something of an incentive in terms of the timing, as i say, the french president is talking about waiting for u.n. approval. that gets us into late september, early october. meanwhile, we are conducting the airstrikes and we have disease graded and taken out the al qaeda -- the isis leaders, including two of al-baghdadi's top lieutenants. this will be a long, slow process, particular live you're going after syria, which is not being mentioned at this point. i think we're talking months. >> i think the big news was that the french still have a president. did you see this book his ex has written? oh, my. >> i haven't not read it but heard about it. i'm glad our president doesn't do that kind of stuff. >> well, he wasn't married, but, this book is going to be -- it's going to -- i think he has a 17% approval rating and it's on the way down with this. that's just a guess. what are you doing this weekend, going to work or no?

administration's argument is, well, it started as al iraq., josh earnest there's a clip last walks like a terrori terrorist -- if it walks like a quacks like a duck, it's a duck. it's going to not pass the legal muster. force a wholly separate than al qaeda. host: is it up to the terrorist groups to find who they're or what groups they're coming from, an argument that the white house has been hill?g on capitol guest: it's a good argument. first of all, i mean this is of whether entirely or not the united states should be at war with al qaeda, i'm isis., with but the problem is that even before they used this isis, there n for were a number of people that originalerned that the purpose of the war resolution -- people responsible was /11 expanded where it with air strikes in somalia, pakistan, yemen, all over the muslim world. issue i've es this written about before of is this war ipe for kind of a without end? a permanent war? you expand the definition of who's response shl for 9/11. guantanamo or had been killed. if you continued to fight it ut, then, you know, this -- this original resolution be

this raises the question that was posed concern iing terroris is very interesting. it's one of the founding principles of the european union. and i want's one that the european commission and the european parliament have attached a lot of importance to. bud the balance between free movement on the one hand and security on the other is partly resolved by having an increasingly exterm view. that balance, if you like, is at the core of the decision-making in that field. and, again, the fact that more and more decision-making moved to qualify majority voting in respect of the external frontier has made it easier for the europeanonon to come up with an increasing response in that field. if we were able to move coher t coherently in this time, the gdp gains would help render the economy more efficient and, hopefully, less prone to the financial crises that we've had in the past. and if some of the particular policies that were taken, which are flanking policies when the military union was adopted, would it specifically help resolve the debt crisis. this is a much more tar

a terroris terrorists should noe allowed to reenter the united states wants to have voluntarily chosen to be a terrorist. that's about like a 100% issue. after we remove their passport, then i believe we should begin the process of removing their american citizenship from them as well. [applause] the rise of the islamic state seem to be shocked president obama. it wasn't to me. it wasn't to those of us who sat on the intelligence committee. i watched the up-tempo of islamic jihad. i knew what was coming. so earlier this summer i asked the fbi for a classified briefing. i asked if there were any minnesotans who are fighting with the islamic state, because many of you know the tragic nexus that minnesota has with terrorism. it was classified information earlier this summer. i couldn't reveal it to anyone, but now everyone knows that our, including the first two of americans who died fighting what islamic state, both of whom were minnesotans. so what i ask, once they're done fighting with islamic state, what will happen if they don't hold themselves -- blow themselves up or get killed? wh

that it imposed sanctions on 11 people in one entity that were sending g the financial support tois terrorisroups including the islamic state. let me go to mo. >> caller: this is mo. musli first of all, i want to say i support president obama.k the secondly, ime want to say i'm a muslim. and i think they shouldon t sta- the media should stop using the. name islamic fundamentalists on these criminal. these people don't fight for islam!, da you viknow, timothy mcveigh, te bundy, david koresh, these are all christians. right they were criminals. anyone whoh the united the right to go anybody that come and mess with the united ld states, i think we should defent ourselves and we should start protecting the homeland. but nothing this president has done that people would support this guy. this is the most -- president o i've ever seen people disrespect. they don't even call him the president. obama. i have never seen a president be so disrespected in my entire life in this country. we'll go to an independent caller. are you there? i got to put you on hold. you got the turn that tv down. i'll try t

is reflected in that poll you cited where three out of four want war action, they don't counter" terrori terrorist does not have the same ring as war with. it's going to be difficult to explain these differences. conventional war, you think of hundreds of thousands of troops. that's not what this is. as you pointed out, a handful of drone strikes and a handful of strikes in yemen and somalia are in a much smaller scale of what he envisioned. i think they're going to get into dangerous territory if they start, you know, using war as a ubiquitous term. >> jonathan, is there any -- does this have anything to do with the response from the speech wednesday night, about 48 hours, a little more to digest it n terms of coming out and saying war two days later. i'm curious what happened between wednesday and friday? >> i don't know, but i think that the thinking that the president has expressed over many years is is that we need to be very careful that the world doesn't see this as a war on islam. and so he was very careful in the 2008 campaign and moving forward to talk about this as not, you kn