isil blows up two historic cities branding them unislamic.and in sport how about this for multi tasking. how to feed a baby and catch a baseball at the same time. >> at least 12 people have been killed in the somali capital of mogadishu on the convoy of cars by al-shabab. one car was reportedly carrying officials from the united arab emirates. they have condemned the attack and will work to continue to support somalia. >> witnesses say there was a large explosion completely destroying a pickup truck carrying somali security forces. it was part of a convoy carrying diplomats from the united arab emirates. a suicide-bomber rammed his car into the convoy. members of al-shabab are claiming responsibility for the attack. >> the uae donated military hardware and also pays some of the staff in bogey mogadishu. >> they're also getting support from the 22,000 african union force which is fighting al-shabab. it wants to overthrow the government and is behind many similar attacks. on sunday four al-shabab fight percent killed as they tried to detonate a

fighters blue up two ancient shrines they consider unislamic.he shrines are not from the roman era, unlike other 2,000 year old buildings in in -- palmyra. >> it's entirely possible the organization will destroy all of the historical recommend meants of palmyra. they started with the shrines that have islamic resonances, a shrine to a companion of the prophet muhammad. >> reporter: a few days ago activists reported that isil fighters placed explosives in palmyra's ruins. >> i think those photos were part of the original set that were associated with the blowing up of the shrines, and i -- i have not yet seen any substantiated evidence any real photos that show mines being laid around the actual ruins themselves. >> reporter: isil has destroyed history both in syria and iraq. dozens of shrines, many belonging to the sect have been blown up. in march, isil used a bulldozer to destroy a 3,000 year old asyrian city in northern iraq after smashing artifacts in the museum. they are not just destroying monuments, precious antiques are also being sold.

they say they are unislamic. we have this report. >> this is what many feared would happen when fighters from islamic state of iraq and the levant captured pal myra a few weeks ago. it was not the first time isil destroyed ancient monuments but the first reported damage in the city in central syria p.m. fighters blew up two ancient shrines they consider unislamic. unlike other 2000-year-old buildings in palmyra. >> it's entirely possible that the organization will destroy all of the historical remnants of pal myra. they started with the shrines that have islamic resonances, a shrine to a companion of the prophet mohammed. >> a few days ago activists reported isil fighters placed explosives in the ruins. it wasn't clear if they were placed around the shrines or the archeological site. >> i think it was a set with the line up of the shrines. i have not yet seen any substantiated evidence, any photos real photos that show mines being laid around the actual archeological ruins themselves. >> isil destroyed history in

fighters blew up two ancient shrines they consider unislamic. the shrines are not from the roman era unlike other 2,000-year-old buildings in palmyra. there are concerns about the fate of the unesco listed world heritage site. >> it's entirely possible that the organization will destroy all of the historical residents of palmyra. they started with the shrines that have islamic residences a shrine--a companion to the mohammed. >> a few days ago syrian activists reported that isil fighters have placed explosives in palmyra's ruins. it was not clear if they were placed around the shrines or the actual archeological site. >> i think the photos were associated with the blowing up of the shrines. and i have not yet seen any substantiated evidence, any photos real photos that show mines being laid around the archeological ruins themselves. >> isil has destroyed history both in syria and neighboring iraq. dozens of shrines have been blown up. in march isil used the bulldozer to destroy a 3,000-year-old syrian city near the city of mosul in northern iraq

fighters blew up two ancient shrines they consider unislamic.the shrines are not from the rome era. there are concerns about the fate of the unesco-listed world heritage site. >> it is entirely possible that the organization would destroy all of the historical remnants of palmyra. they started with the clients that had islamic residences, a shrine to the mohammed, a shrine to a medieval mystics. >> i think those were part of the social set associated with the blowing up of the shrines. i have not yet seen any sub stabbated evidence, any real photos that show mines being laid around the ruins themselves. >> in march isil used a bull doer so destroy a 3,000 syrian city near the city of mosul in iraq after smashing artifacts in the museums. precious antiquities are being sold. >> isil fighters are the only ones sergeanting ancient sites in syria. the structure was seriously damaged. and walls once covered with mosaic panels are now republic. the museum is an ottoman compound which was also hit. it is not known what the international community can d

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so son soon after unislamic suspect was arrested it was reported they were planning to kill free speechpam geller in an isis style beheading. watch this. >> the law center as you are aware described your group, american freedom defense initiative as an active anti-muslim group. they track hate groups in this country. they describe you as the anti-muslim movement's most visible and flamboyant figure head. they track hate groups. they are putting you on that list. nothing justifies a beheading or beheading plot but it is important to note this. are you stoking the flames and relish being the target of these attacks. >> relish being a target? who self promotes to get killed? >> here's the director of the islamic society. the law center didn't they have ben carson son their list who saved peoples lives? >> the southern >> no. and ben carson okay? >> and the family research counsel >> yes, who they tried to kill. >> do you want to respond? relish being a target of the beheading. this guy, rahim in boston with two other people, apparently put in writing they wanted to get you and behead you.

accusing the united states and israel of supporting isis ayatollah khamenei calls the extremist group "unislamic." the pentagon says the coalition campaign has killed more than 10,000 islamic state fighters but general david petraeus says the united states risks losing. i sat down with the former cia director who also commanded the surge in iraq for the "cbs evening news." are we winning or losing at this moment? >> these are fights where if you're not winning you're probably losing because time is not on your side. >> and we are not winning? >> well, it's arguable now in iraq. we'll turn it around we will win again in iraq. we have to do more in syria and, indeed, we have to do more in other areas. >> as you know, there are people in the political world will say if the u.s. had left troops in iraq we would not be watching the rise of isis. >> well look i supported leaving troop ss as the president did if we could -- >> but wouldn't troops have led to impeding the rise of isis? >> it's arguable. i'd like to have tested the proposition but it's by no means certain. it would have given us better s

they said it's unislamic because it was challenging the patriarchi situation. and now after the international pressure they are happy to have the law on their agenda. we are not sure that what will be the game next time, and that's why we were pushing that human -- the women hate of the parliamentarian -- i'm sorry i couldn't give the proper word -- is hating them, the department of women affair within parliament. and it's work about to bring it back on the agenda, and we said forks god's sake, the term of the parliamentarian are finished. again they will do some political game with it. so put it back and let the new parliamentarian come. we should do lobby before it comes on their agenda for approval so we should be in a strong position, and thankfully we could convince her and she took back leave of law from the agenda. so giving these example mean that the same concern you have, we have. let's see what will happen. >> well, listening to this conversation over the last few hours i'm struck by a very sharp contrast between on the one hand very heart warming an