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>> he escaped from captivity at night when his guards were sleeping. once he was free, he made a horrible discovery. >> translator: my sister was taken captive with my wife. they took about 700 women and children in the village. they took everyone that we cared about. they took all of our dears. for a father a man, his wife is dear to him. his daughters, his sons, family, friends, his tribe. they took everything from us. >> ava, a villager newly married and pregnant was careing for her sick moth...

It was now or never. >> translator: he told me had he something to do and when he came back he would put me in asylum. then he asked me if we needed anything to eat. then i kept silent. >> as soon as he left she took a knife and used it to pry open the door and escape. luckily she was able to find a house nearby that would take her in. >> translator: i spoke with my husband through the internet and i told him i was in a friendly mans house and gave the number to my husband and we spoke on the ph...

This coalition this alliance to counter isis. what is at stake for your country and the region? >> translator: we have to admit that terrorism is now a major threat not only to egypt or even the immediate region but it is a threat to the stability and security of the whole world. >> what do you need to make that arab force that united arab coalition a reality, and do you think it would be more effective in this fight than a u.s.-led coalition? >> translator: there is no confident between the aid...

Would do everything we can. in the case of yezidis and the case of northern iraq we have done over 200 air strikes working with them. >> the krurds outgunned. some dont have helmets, some dont have the right armor. how do you respond? >> i talk to the kurds almost every day. when isil launched its attack into the kurdistan region in early act we acted immediately. where we are today they have taken back almost all the territory they lost. congress is going to be supplying the kurds very sophisti...

It. >> translator: the shooting you hear in the background is gunfire being exchanged between us and then. i spoke to the general yesterday, commander of the peshmerga infantry. >> translator: the fight is currently going on inside sinjar city. >> he wishes his fighters were better equipped. >> translator: the weapons we received were old weapons. we need modern weapons like helicopters, and armored vehicles. he worries his forces have been armed by isis which has been armed, ined aaded aadverte...

Koe joe was defenseless against the onslaught of isis. they needed a champion and they got one. would it be enough? the massacre at kojo was horrifying. more horrifying was isis cutting a swath against the middle east. repeated such atrocities whenever it went. to coptic christians. historical happenstance may have placed the villagers in the path of isis, but there was one woman who wasnt going to let the world standby and watch. not if she could help it. have a began key keel is a member of th...

>> we have seen iran expands its power. now theyre fighting on the ground in iraq against isis. are you concerned about iran taking that active role or do you welcome it? >> translator: the arab countries are supposed to defend their interests. we used to -- the arab countries are capable of doing that. were capable of restoring our capability s capabilities. >> for now the world waits to see what america will do next. but isis wont wait. if america doesnt act boldly, it is likely others in the ...

Are damaged. he adds the country must start over after years of industrial progress. the death coal will likely go up once contact has been restored. i am kelly wright. now back to "fox news special report. prosper. so far weve seen how isis are a ravaged the yezidis. it meant death for the men and slavery for the women. it was only small part that isis delivered to those in its path. the world wasnt fast enough to save the yezidis and soon the question would become would be able to turn back ...

Koe joe was defenseless against the onslaught of isis. they needed a champion and they got one. would it be enough? the massacre at kojo was horrifying. more horrifying was isis cutting a swath against the middle east. repeated such atrocities whenever it went. to coptic christians. historical happenstance may have placed the villagers in the path of isis, but there was one woman who wasnt going to let the world standby and watch. not if she could help it. have a began key keel is a member of th...

Building. >> his wife remembers ss seeing the isis fighters come that day. >> translator: i was scared. we were very scared when we saw them. >> she and allie were marched to the local elementary school. >> translator: the school had two main corridors east and west. they collected all the men in the east corridor and the women in the west corridor. >> isis then took money and mobile phones from the men and the keys to their family cars. they took jewelry and gold from the women. >> translator: ...