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"i really thought we were going to die," he said. "but we had to run and duck." like so many others, they crossed the euphrates river in a frantic escape. 10-year-old amanee told us she loved her beautiful home before isis, or daesh. and after daesh came? she was afraid to say what life was like then, but she said she hated it. around 20,000 people have arrived here since the siege to recapture fallujah began, more arriving by the day. but with each day, concern is growing for those who cant get...

>> i remember one of the hardest things to do was look in the mirror the next day and have that self-image of yourself just shattered completely of what a good sikh is supposed to be. >> reporter: did it look like yourself? >> it was hard to adjust, you know. >> reporter: last february after a decade of service that included being awarded a bronze star for valor for defusing ieds de afghanistan, singh decided to stand up for his beliefs. he took the army to court, seeking a religious accommodati...

Must wear a beard and turban to serve both god and country. don dahler introduces us. >> reporter: as the sun rises over fort belvoir army base in virginia, officers of the 249th engineer battalion play a friendly game of football frisbee. among them, 28-year-old captain simratpal singh, the first sikh american soldier in 35 years to receive permission to wear his leligious turban and beard while on active duty. >> ever since i was a kid, i have had a fascination with being a soldier. >> reporte...

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Jon linkov. >> well, it lacks the fail-safe that if you leave it in drive or neutral and you open the door, or you press the button to turn off the vehicle, it still stays in that mode. it doesnt go directly to park. >> reporter: jeep drivers do get a warning on the dashboard. the company says they are cooperating fully with the nhtsa investigation, and for 2016, the company has changed this shifter to something that has a more traditional feel, but fiat chrysler says they did that for customer ...

Much part of our liefer. if you cant sing, it would be pretty boring here. >> the voice lessons are so good that a music company asked them to cut a c, did. it ended up at the top of billboards classical charts. the recording sessions had to be slotted into a daily schedule of work and prayers that start at 3:45 in the morning. the monk on the album cover father benedict nivakoff figured it would have less of an appeal. >> music and beer can get where words often cant. >> theyre both good for th...

A soggy sunday. tonight parts of the bay area are getting drenched and the much needed rain is bringing worries about flooding. good evening, im juliette goodrich. >> and im brian hackney. there is not a calm before the storm as a relentless series of soakers press over the s

>> glor: one big step closer to home. americans freed from iran arrive in germany to be reunited with their families. well have more on the american killed in a terror attack in west africa. we get the story of anothers harrowing escape. in south carolina, presidential candidates clinton, sanders and omalley face off tonight. global markets sirng further as wall street prepares for another queasy week. plus heavenly harmony. monks bring music back to a century olds monday stas-- monastary while ...

Hotels in imam, jordan. that was the biggest spectacular outside of the zone of iraq. but these guys are now saying as were losing terrain in syria, as the caliphate has been somewhat restricted in the two countries now lets reamplify forces. an isis spy that i interviewed months ago, he said, look, were training up to this. its not just the guys training up. its the phenomenon of invisible armies. the guy in philadelphia, i guarantee you, had no direct tice to the isis cell in syria and iraq. h...

This nypd we have found wrongdoing but no monetary settlement, financial gain has been given to these groups. they said merely you are going to pay our attorney fees, the aclu and the city settled this. >> come to an agreement. >> and bloomberg or giuliani were the mayor they never would have settled it. >> but de blasio. >> very important to note though the nypd said we did nothing wrong here. >> there is no admission of wrong-doing but the city still spent 1.6 million. >> for attorney fees. >>...