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Weeks. ret. >> bret: rich edson at the state department, thanks. a federal judge has ruled a woman who fled the u.s. to join isis five years ago is not an american citizen and will not be coming back to this country. she is known as the isis bride. she has married three isis fighters, two of whom were killed and the other she divorced. her father was a yemeni diplomat, but she burned her u.s. passport in 2014 when she declared herself part of the caliphate. she turned herself into coalition forc...

Released that is where they want to go to, france and german and the other countries that are not helping us. and i gave them the option if they would like to have them back and intelligently they told you no thank you. and i could tell you that turkey captured when some escaped during the conflict when they had the heavy shooting and i think i know how they happened to escape but one of those things. it doesnt matter because turkey captured everybody that was escaped plus an additional group. w...

Want to go. they want to go back to france, germany, and the u.k., and all of the other countries that are not helping us. i gave them the option. would you like to have them back? intelligently, they said no thank you. but thats not right, and is not fair. i can tell you also that turkey captured -- some escaped during the conflict when they had the heavy shooting. i think i know how they happened to escape, but its one of those things, it doesnt matter, because turkey captured everybody that e...

Thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so but one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought 110 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a reh...

Many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in northern syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so but one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought $110.00 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that t...

Charge of this whole region. he explained a little more about what exactly isis is doing there. >> they have some tunnels, they have some caves. so you can say that isis is there, theyre living there and theyre moving. especially at night they are free. >> reporter: so we know that theres somewhere in the neighborhood of a couple hundred, maybe 200 isis fighters dug into this area. whats particularly interesting and worrisome to the u.s. military and the kurdish military that weve spoken with, i...

Longer under their control. they have offered slight no evidence for their role in these malian attacks, and weve seen this very frequently in the past, whether or not there are actually self-starting individuals who claim allegiance to the so-called islamic state or whether or not there was an actual plot that had its roots somewhere in the areas under the control of the islamic state. its often been very, very hard to prove. and that really is where the former caliphate is now going to have fo...

Prisoners. bret? >> bret: jeff, thank you. the united states has formally told the united nations its become the process of pulling out of the landmark 2015 paris climate agreements. nearly 200 nations signed the climate deal to curb heat trapping gases that lead to climate change. seconds mike pompeo called the deal an unfair burden on the u.s. economy. president trump and caliphates governor barbs over the impact on the latest wildfires. william la jeunesse looks at the political fight where s...

They had to go to the badlands region of anbar province, the desert, in essence. and then we saw in three yearss time they came back with a vengeance. the caliphate was a rallying cry for jihadists around the world to come and join up with this global phenomenon. i call it the jihadist internationale. they have an expanding presence in africa. you mentioned mali. i would add mozambique. nigeria. remember when boko haram pledged allegiance to al baghdadi. this is indeed a worldwide

Africa. whether or not those are harder to discern. particularly in mali in general where the whole concept of islamic state or al qaeda is tied up with efforts to get tribal autonomy and old-fashioned criminal activity, natalie. . >> all right. we appreciate it. sam kiley reporting from abu dhabi. michael weiss is co author of "inside terror." he spoke with us about isis across the middle east. >> well, this is an organization that persisted for 16 years and suffered already major strategic d...