walid phares is with me now. walid, criminal organizations as ashley just reminding us, ties to the russian kgb which is now the fsb, basically thriving in this black market for nuclear materials. how long before some of this shows up in a bomb that is set off to hurt american troops or innocents? >> that can could be the biggest question of the decade. that is the biggest hole of security concerns since the collapse of the soviet union. these are weapons used or stored by the soviet union before it collapsed. many republics, not just russia, central asia, ukraine, parts of belarus, there are many sources for that. the second component is corruption. a lot of corruption out there who needs cash. who needs cash among many players in the middle east? isis has billions of dollars. the marriage of those three is explosive. deidre: let me ask you, walid, which i hope you give me one particular answer, how stable, unstable are these compound? do you need any kind of expertise to use this old nuclear material for harm?

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just two days later, both selem and walid were dead. yemeni government said they had been killed by a u.s. drone strike. >> translator: we heard three or four massive explosions. rockets hitting from the sky. and we hurried up towards the mosque and found them. body parts all over the place. it was a dark and disastrous day. >> the yemeni government concluded the strike was what it called a u.s. mistake. one that provoked a furious backlash with an already-fragile u.s. ally. in time protests died down. but still grieving a year later, jaber said he took his search for answers to washington. >> translator: we were trying to directly find an explanation for what happened and why this car was hit when selem and walid were there. why now, what exactly took place in the moment, we need transparency, we needed answers. the war planes are still there overhead and no one knows who's likely to be the next victim. >> but jaber says he left washington with few answers about a program most americans don't even know much about. fast-forward now to a

i'm not suggesting they're directly related, walid. be a wild coincidence both those news items happened on same day. what do you think about that. >> iranian regime is sophisticated in political messaging. on one hand they do the test. send actual message to the actual parties receiving that threat. on the other hand they know how our news cycles work. we have been talking about of course gentlemen who has been indicted in iran. our public focusing on this issue while iranians developing long-range missiles against enemies in the region. jenna: we haven't had response from the white house. we'll wait to see if the white house has more official statement to say about missile testing. so far statements are working with the partners that we have in the region. what do you think the white house should be doing about the missile tests but also about our americans that remain in prison? >> both are headaches because the critics have been mentioning to the administration you have not even included those americans hostages or detainees in ira

deirdre: so good to have you here, walid phares, thanks for joining me here. middle east analyst. >>> this just in, president obama has vetoed the bipartisan defense bill that sets budgets an policies for the department of defense, along with funding our troops to fight terrorist threats. this is as u.s. and russia are meeting in vienna about the civil war in syria. former state department official is here aid long with the foreign desk editor in chief, lisa daftari. lisa, what condition can the u.s. hope to achieve in vienna? >> only reason that the u.s. agreed to go to vienna to sit down with russians that they were totally caught off-guard with what the russians were doing in syria. they hope this will not escalate into something more heated. russians going ahead with their agenda, complete live different than what the u.s. wants to do. russians dog away with anti-assad forces and go after isis. isis is not their priority at this point because their end goal, here's the biggest problem of all, they want assad to stay of the u.s. believes, john kerry reitera

there are people within the regime who recognise that this is a bad move what they are doing to raif, walid and other political prisoners and may encourage them to push for change. >> the sackar ov prize is awarded to individuals or organizations for contributions to the site for human rights or democracy. despite pleas from the parliament. it's unlikely he'll be free to receive it in person, in december. >>> deutsche bank is to cut 15,000 jobs. they have announced a third quarter loss of 6 billion euros, and will cut nine full-time positions and 6,000 contractor roles. 4,000 will be from germany. cancer is, of course, one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and the number of cases in latin america is twice that of more developed nations. a new report shows while cancer care needs urgent intention it needs to be improved. the oncology committee says the portion covered by health insurance has gone up from 46% to 60% in the last two years. latin american countries, brazil and argentina are addressing the shortage of cancer special lifts, and a number of countries devised cancer plans.

captain walid is a communications engineer and an f.s.a.nder in talbiseh, north of homs, on a strategic road that runs from the capital damascus north to aleppo. >> ( translated ): there is no >> warner: sheikh abdulrazak is also with the f.s.a. in talbiseh. he sent this video of a reported russian attack, and says it's clearly aimed at punishing opponents of president bashar al-assad. >> warner: and, captain walid warns, that day of reckoning may be fast approaching. >> warner: at the united nations today, syria's foreign minister seemed to confirm coordination between russian air power and the syrian army. >> ( translated ): air strikes are useless unless they are conducted in cooperation with the syrian arab army, the only force in syria that is combating terrorism. >> warner: meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin was in paris, for a meeting ostensibly about ukraine, but he reportedly spent an hour discussing syria with french president francois hollande. russian officials suggested today their air campaign could run three to four

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walid faris is here. good to see you. >> thank you. >> so as you know, there is this long-standing understanding that jews are allowed to visit but not pray at the shrine and the palestinians claim that jewish activists have recently increased visits to the shrine demanding prayer rights. israel denying this, saying it was just an excuse to incite more violence. what more can you talk about this? >> i would make a real distinction between the disputes, all these religious theological and even sometimes political dispute over the real state? jerusalem, and the mosque in particular, on the one hand and that network that basically organizes violence between israelis and palestinians, on the other hand which i see connected to other issues. while the u.s. is reaching out to diplomatic solutions with jordan, that's a good idea. jordan has been a good partner, i do doubt that the jordanians and israelis alone will be able to stop that violence coming not just from the palestinians basically or the israelis, com

and joining us walid phares, the times.here are plans for thousands of arab fighters to join the kurds in the fight against isis. that's a ground war. is it going to happen, do you think? >> depends who are the arab fighters. if we're talking about militia men, that's already happening on the ground. the only force that can change greater in the ground is if the gulf would send regular units and egypt would send regular units. but saudi arabia, yemen and egypt busy in libya, so that's not going to happen very soon. stuart: do you think that we could now see one front going after isis, that's our coalition, and another front, the russians going after the anti-assad forces? can you see that happening? >> it is happening. we are overlapping. we are conducting air strikes against isis and other al qaeda-linked groups and so is russia doing. the difference is, russia is doing this to protect the assad regime and maybe to extend the assad regime reach and also to build a territorial bridge through iraq to iran. russia has a much

let's go to walid in pennsylvania. caller: thank you for taking my call. i like what he is talking about. my whole thing, i was on hold before he came on the line, but giving people opportunities when they come home. people don't want to go back to jail. we don't have opportunities, but what are you going to do? you have to survive. the way that they got in there is probably to get money. a lot of times people are doing things just to do it, they are trying to get a little bit of money. my thing is, give people opportunities and give them respect. i've never been down, but i have been locked up. once i came home from that stint, i got myself together. i have been working by the grace of allah, i have been fortunate. like i said, he is talking some good stuff and everybody needs to do this. these guys are not all bad. give them the opportunity, they don't want to go back to jail. they want to take care of themselves and their families. they're not demons. i am talking about people of color. guest: i appreciate your sentiments. it is a perfect lead-in to whe

let's bring in fox fuse terrorism analyst walid phares.n my opinion, america has been humiliated and they're laughing at us. >> no, the regime is fooling the administration and congress and the debate and trying to fool the public. 800 mile range pretty much covering saudi arabia to the emirates, egypt, israel, obviously, turkey and even parts of russia, but they're friends, yes, indeed, while we were focusing on the issue of the nukes, they're developing what i call the dome, being able to protect what they will consider in the future, the nuclear missile. stuart: is it a vast expansion-- throw the russians into the scenario, is this a vast expansion of the iranian-russian military power in the middle east? >> we will see it soon, but not just the development of missiles, but what will protect them. the russians after the signing of the nuclear deal with iran months ago declared they will be willing now, especially the eiranians are going to get a lot of cash, ready to sell them the anti-aircraft missile which means the iranians will have

walid into one lead -- pennsylvania. caller: thank you for taking my call. i like what he is talking about. my whole thing, i was on hold before he came on the line, but giving people opportunities when they, the line. people don't want to go back to jail. we don't have opportunities, but what are you going to do? you have to survive. the way that they got in there is probably to get money. a lot of times people are doing things just to do it, there trying to get a little bit of money. my thing is, give people opportunities and give them respect. i've never been down, but i have been locked up. once i came home from that stint, i got myself together. i have been working by the grace of allah, i have been fortunate. like i said, he is talking some good stuff and everybody needs to do this. these guys are not all bad. give them the opportunity and they don't want to go back to jail. they want to take care of themselves and their families. they're not demons. appreciate your sentiments. it is a perfect lead-in to where we are going. , theat we are focusing on r