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>> meanwhile others are rallying toward them. >> whether its coming or going, i couldnt tell you at this time. >> patrick, a 37-year-old american doesnt want us to use his full name. hes one of the handful american and european adventure seekers who have joined the peshmerga. >> at lot of rpgs. i dont know how many they have but its an endless barrage. mortars? they shake the earth, man. >> while i was there they were having a standoff inside sinjar city. the forces are separated by 150 feet. pa...

Would rape her. its a tearful reunion as they return to the camp but him and his wife cannot rest until theyre reunited with all of their children. >> translator: i wish i were dead and they were here at least, with their father. i prefer my death to them being there with isis. there is no normal life for me. >> some such as president obama a year ago compare isis to amateurs. a rag tag bunch who, if anything, would love to draw us into war. others compare them to the nazis in their early days. ...

>> weve seen firsthand the suffering of the yezidis. >> yeah. >> some horrific stories. >> yep. >> so are they the canaries in the coal mine that kind of describe what happens if isis comes to town? >> yeah. and we cant allow another yezidi yezidi. >> you were talking about the policy, and obviously it changed. it developed, it evolved. is it now degrade and destroy isil, as you call them over a period of three years? >> well you know, brett we have an assessment of the organization and how stro...

We go to northern iraq in a small village that was visited by evil. august 15th it was decision today for the people of koe cho village. ten miles south of sinjar mountain a critical cross roads and ancient landmark in northern iraq. >> translator: isis rounded the whole village. >> isis had given the villagers, like this an ultimatum convert to islam or lose all their belongings and join the you arerefugees that fled to the mount sinjar. >> isis came and they made a circle with cars. >> his cou...

And i think this is not -- >> the nightmare for the ya teeezidis continues to this day. and the mentality of isis if you are not with them -- i should kill you.

Book "inside isis" to mount sinjar to assess the situation. >> were driving up to mount sinjar at the moment. appears there was heavy fighting up here. up ahead is where the yazidis took refuge in june and still many of them up there. living conditions on the mountain provided a -- system. >> translator: there are tents. some are cold some are okay. in the summer it was warm and comes down to zero degrees celsius. >> the local fighting force. her tent on mount sinjar is filled with family and st...

Book "inside isis" to mount sinjar to assess the situation. >> were driving up to mount sinjar at the moment. appears there was heavy fighting up here. up ahead is where the yazidis took refuge in june and still many of them up there. living conditions on the mountain provided a -- system. >> translator: there are tents. some are cold some are okay. in the summer it was warm and comes down to zero degrees celsius. >> the local fighting force. her tent on mount sinjar is filled with family and st...

You stop covering the region? the fact by writing this book, inside isis, by continuing to report on the subject hopefully we bring more awareness to it. people need to know what is happening and ramifications. >> did you feel you were in the middle of a world war ii situation where youre kind of screaming to the world dont you understand what is going on here? what do you think western leaders should be doing that theyre not doing? >> especially early on in the syrian revolution. i was out ther...

2006, 2007 things were going up. i got caught up in that story and today, i find myself reporting on something which is very pessimistic. >> what surprised you most? >> its the atrocities and hopelessness and the lack of support being give tonight people who are fighting for the good of the people. >> pause you talked to all of these people who have been through this, whole villages taken out and some of the families separate? >> thats right. doesnt seem like they are any closer to solving any o...

More moderate in tone that previous messages. iranian-backed iraqi troops and militia are said to be getting closer to reaching the center of tikrit and driving isis terrorists out of that key iraqi city. this weekend, we take a closer look at the savagery that isis uses on its victims during a fox news reporting special featuring freelance journalist benjamin hall. they are now attacking enmass and we have decided to pull out. you know, anyone who thinks that isis are being pushed back or on th...