my entire tour in tikrit was going to come down to my last 2 1/2 hours.and muhammad ibrahim in a six-by-six room in baghdad. we went into a mental chess game. he was denying his capabilities. and i was countering his moves. he would make a statement-u give me too much credit, and i would tell him, i don't give you any credit. and then i would take an opportunity and list off every one of his brothers and relatives and cousins, all these al muslits that we captured. i said they give you credit. they give you credit because you've ruined their lives. they'll spend the rest of their life in prison unless you take us to saddam. it's going to happen without you or with you. if it happens with you, all your relatives walk. if it happens without you, you get nothing. and then he said to me, if i tell you where saddam hussein is, they'll kill me. and i explained to him, but you're they. you're the top one. you're the only person that doesn't have ramifications for giving up saddam. give him up and you won't be the leader of the insurgency. you'll be the one who s

i didn't know, but i packed my bags and they flew me to tikrit. i am picked up by these soldiers with beards. soldiers don't have beards. >> we didn't know eric, didn't train with him. he didn't really know what was going on on targets. initially, it was a bumpy road. >> jeff was not happy to see me. jeff wasn't happy to see anybody. jeff was not a trained interrogator. jeff's a soldier. jeff had a mission. he had prisoners that he wanted to get interrogated, so he and i drove to this u.s. army prison. there were hundreds of prisoners. brought the first prisoner down. we sat him down. and jeff looks at me and he goes, so how are we going to do this? i was a new interrogator. i did not have a plan. but jeff and i looked at each other, and we started asking questions. matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clic

and i started to get a feel for tikrit. i realize, every person has a life, and they have a family, and they live in a neighborhood, and they're part of a tribe, and they go to a certain mosque. that's like this family's kids go to this elementary school. that means they're going to have connections to other families that go to that elementary school. it all ties in, so when the local iraqi police say, hey, we got this guy, a month ago we would have said, so what? now we're like, ooh, that's a cousin of so-and-so. bring him in. >> were we catching saddam? no, but were we getting closer in painting a picture of how to get to him? yes. we were getting pieces of a puzzle that let everybody understand that nobody is going to know where he was until we found the right people. >> after several hundred interrogations, these prisoners, they started talking about their insurgency groups. there started popping up the name of al muslits. it kept popping up in the name of the insurgency. we were interested in this al muslit. they broug

mosul, baghdad, fallujah, mali, tikrit, you were opposed to leaving. >> look, look, i said one thing right from the beginning, i wanted to get out. we should have never been there, i wanted to get out. i've been against it ever since. you can look back to 2004, 2003. in fact, on neil cavuto's show before the war started, i said let's not do it, we have other things we need to do, including

do want to set back and note the progress that has been made since then and iraq isil has lost at tikrit, at sinjar, and now falluja. isil has lost at kobani and lost territory across the in both iraq and syria they have not been able to reclaim territory they have lost. they have not had a major successful offensive operation in a full year. they know they are going to keep losing in their message to they turn out not to be invincible. they are going to be defeated. we recognize the situation is complex and this cannot be solved by military force alone. united states and countries around the world pledged $2 million to help iraqis rebuild we are working with a rack to develop a campaign to liberate moz oh matched with political efforts to protect civilians and promote inclusive governance so isil cannot return by splitting new grievances. in syria, feeding isil and al qaeda wires and end the civil the regime and its allies continue to violate the cessation of hostilities including attacks on civilians, and blocking food from reaching families that are starving. it is deplorable and the

they have lost at the dam at the tikrit, at bayji. at tikrit, and rubah and in syria.n syria they lost at kobani and it albiyah and the tishran dam. they have lost territory across vast stretches border around all major transit routes into raqqa in both iraq and syria isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory they have lost. i want to repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in either syria or iraq in a full year. even isil's leaders know they will keep losing and their message to followers, they're increasingly acknowledging they may lose mosul and raqqa and isil is right. they will lose them. and 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 in fact, ininevitably going to be defeated but we do recognize at the same time that the situation is complexed and this can not be solve by military force alone. that's why last month the united states and countries around the world pledged more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraqis sta

since then isil lost at tikrit, sinjar, rhumadi and isil lost territory across vast stretches of the border with turkey and almost all major transit roots into rocca. in iraq and syria, isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory that they have lost. i want to repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in either syria or iraq in a full year. even isil's leaders know they are going to keep losing. 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 an

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they were arrested last year when iraqi troops retook the city of tikrit. that's where the militants killed as many as 1,700 iraqi soldiers, after isis seized the city. the iraqi soldiers were shot to death after being made to lie face-down in a ditch. the philippines' new president, rodrigo duterte, is threatening to have his country leave the united nations. duterte called the u.n. useless and "stupid" in a rambling, often obscene speech today, and criticized the human rights officials who urged him in a report three days ago to end extrajudicial killings of alleged drug traffickers. duterte has vowed to do whatever it takes to wipe out the drug trade. the u.n. says filipino police have killed 850 suspected traffickers and dealers since duterte took office two months ago. duterte said he isn't concerned about the repercussions of his remarks. the summer olympics in rio de janeiro end tonight, and along with that, for brazilians, a great distraction from a deep recession and the turmoil facing their government-- specifically dilma rousseff, the nation's pr

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isil has lost at tikrit and now falluja. in syria, they have lost in numerous locations, losing territory across vast stretches of the border with turkey and major transit routes. isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory they have lost. i want to repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in syria or iraq in a year. even isil's leaders know they will be losing. they are increasingly acknowledging they may lose key cities. they are right. they will lose them. we will keep hitting them, pushing them back, and driving them out until they do. in other words, isil turns out not to be invincible. they will inevitably be defeated. we do recognize that the same time that the situation is complex and this cannot be solved by military force alone. that is why the united states and countries around the world pledged more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraq stabilize and rebuild communities. it is why we are working with iraq so that the military campaign is matched with political and humani

base near tikrit after isis seized control of the area. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. the rio olympics are in the history books. one matter is unsettled. what is next for ryan lochte? he is still trying to explain why he claim to be the victim of the armed robbery. we are live in rio next. >>> the rio olympics are history. the 2016 summer games wrapping up with the traditional closing ceremony which included a giant samba party. the 46th gold for team usa and the rio games ended, ryan lochte was still making news. admitting he quote overexaggerated the rio robbery story. we have christina mcfarlane live in rio with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the closing ceremony was very much like the games itself. a power cut ahead of the show had us holding our breath. it was carnival and samba. the memorable moments were the athletes enjoying the night. simone biles being stopped every few seconds to have a selfie taken. the surprise package not from brazil, but japan. primary shinzo abe emerging from the middle dressed head to toe as super mari

we had so many americans bleed and die and risk their lives for mosul, baghdad, fallujah, mali, tikrit, you were opposed to leaving. >> look, look, i said one thing right from the beginning, i wanted to get out. we should have never been there, i wanted to get out. i've been against it ever since. you can look back to 2004, 2003. in fact, on neil cavuto's show before the war started, i said let's not do it, we have other things we need to do, including fix our economy, which was a mess, to put it mildly. the way we got out was ridiculously. i've been saying something since i've known you, keep the oil. have i said that? >> yes. >> keep the oil. and i said, when we went in, the old days the victor goes the spoils. it's not a victory, but militarily we wiped them out. i said keep the oil. and take the money and some of it give to the families of the soldiers who died, give it to the wounded warriors, give it to the people that have been hurt so badly in that war. and it would be -- by the way, that would be such a small part of the money, and the rest we use to pay ourselves. >> life blo

had so many americans bleed and die and risk their lives for mosul, baghdad, fallujah, ramadi and tikrit. they won the cities and talked about opposed to it you were opposed to leaving. >> look, look. i said one thing right from the beginning. i want dodd get out. we should have never been there and want to get out and i've been against it ever since. you can look back to 2004, 2003. i said we have other things to do, including fix our economy which was a mess to put it mildly. we got out, the way was ridiculous. ever since i've known you, keep the oil. have i said that? >> yes. >> keep the oil. keep the oil. >> you went through -- >> i said the old days to the victor belong the spoils. i don't call it a victory. it is no victory but we militarily we wiped them out. i said keep the oil and keep the money and some of it gives to the families of the soldiers who died, give it to the wounded warriors, the pooh that have been hurt so badly in that war. and it's -- it would be -- by the way, that would be such a small part of the money and the rest we use to pay ourselves off. >> a life blood

when i -- when isis came into tikrit, he joined isis. he spent a year fighting for isis, and in part of his basic training, it was to execute different prisoners of isis on different occasions, shooting people in the back of the head. he was captured recently, and i interviewed him, had two long interviews with him at a secret prison camp in kurdistan. his future is very bleak. i want to talk about some of the criticism that your story has received. hadd french is a writer who a recent column about your piece. he writes that the magazine largely underplays the historic and present influence of islam. mostrticular, of islam's vicious jihadists strain. the picture "the times" paints is indeed terrible, but not terrible enough to show the whole truth. what do you make of that criticism? , even at 40,000 words, you cannot cover everything. talkeling is that by the of radical islamic jihad is him, i think in a lot of ways it is really overstated. about 20ewed over -- isis prisoners. isis soldiers who are now captured, either in iraq or kurdis

possibly the same ones this recently infill tikrited democratic organization. we were unable to determine what other news outlets aside from "the new york times"were hit. >>> new report is out on the number of guns confiscated at america airports. tsa says it check add record 81 firearms at secure checkpoint between august 12th and the 18th. 70 loaded and 31 had a round in the chamber. last week tally brings the total number of guns seized from carry on baggage this year to 1900. that's about 8 firearms a day. almost 400 more weapons seized than this time last year. >>> teenager in florida has become just the fourth person in 50 years to survive an i hope if ex from a brain eating amean a.16-year-old sebastian was rush to the hospital on august 7th after complaining of a severe headache. doctors diagnosed his condition in minutes and treated him with newly approved life saving medication. boy's mother called her son's recovery a miracle. >> we are so thankful that we get this medical team and this hospital for having our son back and having him full of life. >>

isil has lost at tikrit and now falluja. in syria, they have lost in numerous locations, losing territory across vast stretches of the border with turkey and major transit routes. isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory they have lost. i want to repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in syria or iraq in a year. even isil's leaders know they will be losing. they are increasingly acknowledging they may lose key cities. they are right. they will lose them. we will keep hitting them, pushing them back, and driving them out until they do. in other words, isil turns out not to be invincible. they will inevitably be defeated. we do recognize that the same time that the situation is complex and this cannot be solved by military force alone. that is why the united states and countries around the world pledged more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraq stabilize and rebuild communities. it is why we are working with iraq so that the military campaign is matched with political and humani

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they gave back, literally handed back to isis mosul, ramadi, tikrit, fallujah, and they also had theal resources to spread their reign of terror. but trump is interesting because he was against the war. but he was also against pulling out later. he said once you commit, you got to win. >> right. >> so it's a very unique position, and i think his charge is 100% accurate. we should have stayed. we wouldn't have the problem with isis, the vacuum that was created there and in syria. >> isis would not exist except for the obama administration's failures and bad decisions. there are five irrefutable facts that hopefully they'll go back to in their so-called mainstream media colleagues. number one, june 2009, obama fails to support the democratic green movement in iran and climbs into bed with the shiite aia toelias and turns sunnis into adversaries. december 2011, obama withdraws all u. troops in iraq in what the troops called at the time the obama bugout. irans moved in to support the shiite government in baghdad. disaffected sunnis flock to havens in syria. august 2012, obama fails to fo

tikrit ter of days, fell. unspeakable brutality followed. a caliphate was declared. christians were told to leave and if they stayed, to convert, pay, or die. men were killed and women and children were bought, sold, raped, and tortured. religious freedom suffered a devastating blow. the people told me of a number of girls who had been assaulted by americans fighting for isis. a young girl came into my office and said the person who had bought her was an american citizen. he used to show her pictures of his wife and children back in he states. the august heat when they were forced from their homes changed to the winter cold. christmas was not celebrated in ancient churches and monasteries and convents as it had been for millennia. it was a makeshift camp, at one of the world's oldest christian communities, marked this holy day. t is worth noting, as we think in terms of iraq, the rich biblical heritage contained in these lands, with the exertion of israel, the bible contains more references to the city's, regions, and nations of ancient iraq than any other country in

since then in iraq, isil has lost at the manja dam (ph), at tikrit, at beiji (ph), at sinjar, at ramadi, at heep (ph), at rubah (ph), and now fallujah. in syria, isil has lost at coubani (ph) and talibaya (ph) and the tishrin dam and al-shidadi (ph). isil has lost territory across vast stretches of the border with turkey and almost all major transit routes in taraka (ph). and in most of iraq and syria, isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory that they have lost. so i want to repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in either syria or iraq in a full ye even isil's leaders know they're going to keep losing. in their message to followers, they're increasingly acknowledging that they may lose mosul and raqqah and isil is right. they will lose them. and we'll keep hitting them and pushing them back and driving them out until they do. obama: in other words, isil turns out not to be invincible. they're, in fact, inevitably going to be defeated, but we do recognize at the same time that the situation is complex, and this cannot be solved by military fo

since then in iraq isis has lost, the dam, at tikrit, at sin jar, at ramadi, and flew fallujah. in syria, isis lost co-ban any, and the dam and al sha dad. isis has lost territory across transit routes and in both iraq and syria isis has not been able to claim any significant material they have lost. so i want to repeat. isis has not had a major successful offensive operation in either syria or iraq in a full year. even isis leaders know they are going to keep losing. in their message to followers lose them. we'll keep hitting them and driving back and pushing them out until they do. isis turns out not to be invincible, they are in fact inevitably going to be defeated. but we do recognize at the same time, that the situation is complex. and this cannot be solved by military force alone. that is why, last month, the united states and countries around the world pledged more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraqis stabilize and rebuild their communities. it is why we are iraq so that the military campaign to liberate mosul is matched with humanitarian and political efforts to p

i served in iraq in tikrit in 2009. when i took the ancestry dna test, i mean a few results came up that were really shocking. 11% of me comes from the part where i had served. we all come from such different backgrounds that you never know. get the deeper story of you at ancestry. get started for free at ancestry.com. >>> america's election headquarters in depth tonight. bernie sanders' new political organization is barely a day old, and there's already major trouble on the horizon. the selection of a controversial figure to run the group has led to a mass exodous of staff. doug mckelway has the story. >> reporter: bernie sanders promised when he conceded defeat and endorsed hillary clinton for president that his dream would live on in a new organization to fund progressive candidates and causes. last night he kept his promise. >> tonight i want to introduce you to a new independent, non-profit organization called our revolution. which is inspired by the historic bernie 2016 presidential campaign. >> reporter: having w

since then, isil has lost at tikrit, at beji, at sinjar, at ramadi, at hit, and now fallujah.n syria, isil's lost kobani, and al shadadi. isil has lost territory across vast stretches of the border with turkey and transit routes into raqqah. and in most iraq and syria, isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory that they have lost. so i repeat, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in syria or iraq in a full year. even isil's leaders know they're going to keep losing, and their message to followers, they're acknowledging that they may lose mosul and raqqah, and isil is right, they will lose them. and we'll cokeep hitting them until they do. in other words, isil turns out to not be invincible. they are, in fact, inevitably 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 more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraqis stabilize and rebuild their communities. it's why we're worki

i served in iraq in tikrit in 2009.ok the ancestry dna test, i mean a few results came up that were really shocking. 11% of me comes from the part where i had served. we all come from such different backgrounds that you never know. get the deeper story of you at ancestry. get started for free at ancestry.com. or keeping a hotel's guests cuttinconnected.i to 35,000 fans... businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. >>> all right. we're back in baton rouge, and of course we have hundreds of thousands of people now devastated, losing their homes. but there's another story to tell, and that's neighbor helping neighbor as the floodwaters rose and the currents were strong, it was amazing how every single person that had a boat, all hands on deck. they got every person out of there. you were one of the people saved, right? i have a picture of you. i'm going to put it up on tv right now. >> hi. >> hi. >> what's your name? >> minnie. >> very nice to meet you. i saw you on the boat. you didn't wan

i served in iraq in tikrit in 2009.a test, i mean a few results came up that were really shocking. 11% of me comes from the part where i had served. we all come from such different backgrounds that you never know. get the deeper story of you at ancestry. get started for free at ancestry.com. >>> we have been talking about hillary clinton's long time aide huma abedin who announced today she's separating from her husband anthony weiner after his latest sexting scandal, his third in case you lost count. she has worked for clinton for decades, starting back in college. she is vice chair of clinton's presidential campaign. her rise from intern to powerful adviser spanned rough patches with her personal life becoming tabloid fodder. brian todd takes a look. >> reporter: for someone who always seems to disdain the spotlight, huma abedin has repeatedly unwillingly been pushed into it. >> i can only imagine how painful it must be for her. she has a child with anthony weiner. they are a family. i think this is a very personal thi

argue, as i often do, that by not listening to the military, they pulled out of ramadi and mosul, and tikritoo early, creating a vacuum for isis to emerge with the financial resources to expand their terror campaign and caliphate. same thing with syria. hillary also supported mohamed morsi and apparently began the negotiations with ahmadinejad in iran with led to $150 billion. this is legitimate criticism. doesn't the country actually need to hear from military people about the truth about who is going to protect us best? >> for those of us that have decided, like myself, i've decided to continue to serve this country because i don't like the iranian nuclear deal at all. i don't like it. we just gave the number one state sponsor of terrorism a pathway to a nuclear weapon plus $150 billion, and their national anthem of iran is "death to america." so we have to get very -- we have to become more responsible in facing up to this enemy that we are facing. and in order to do that, we have to be able to clearly define it. something that this president has not allowed us to do. and on that note, yo

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