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Forbidn men and women mixing, it was these women responsible for enforcing and punishing other women. in southern turkey i met three of them and asked a woman named dewa what her role was. "we were a female police force. we would tour the markets, take part in raids, take women who were violating the dress code to our headquarters for punishment." punishable offenses ranged from standing too close to a man, to consuming alcohol, even just having a hint of a pattern on their black abayas. "this w...

Nothing to do. where are you from? >> from russia. >> from russia. i came to the al hol camp because i heard a young woman was here who said he was american, named hoda. hode da, im richard engel from nbc and i wanted to talk to you. hoda muthana was born in new jersey, daughter of a diplomat from yemen. >> im just as american as any blond-haired, blue-eyed girl, and i would like to stay in my country and do american things. >> instead, age 20, she left her comfortable, even privileged life in t...

Theyre holding a knife. i hear her dissolving into tears. what theyre watching is the beheading of james foley. >> he had to break the news to the president. >> i had to tell him what happened, and that in the video they said the reason they were doing this is because of a decision he had made. >> a visibly shaken president obama spoke out. >> today the entire world is appalled by the brutal murder of jim foley by the terrorist group isil. jim was taken from us in an act of violence that shocked...

American? why do you think im so abnormal? >> mo was easily offended. he was convinced the world, especially america, was against muslims. he snapped when a provocative video of a muslim woman wearing a sheer and transparent abaya was shown during one of his college classes. >> i saw a video that was really offensive. it made me feel insulted. like, whats wrong with a burqa? why is it getting desecrated? and its an emotional thing. it still bothers me. its just not right to do that. >> warren ch...

180. >> hoda is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced that youre not dangerous? >> because i want to come back to america, and i just want to live safely under america, and i just want to raise my child and have nothing to do with jihad ever again. >> the u.s. government is in...

300 years of slavery, 150 years of jim crow, and the struggle still goes on. >> and you wanted to go there specifically to be part of the islamic state, to be part of isis? >> no, i wanted to go there to see exactly what was going on. i mean, for myself. >> for hoda, peer pressure brought her to isis. she says it all started innocently enough, chatting with friends online. >> it was like a little muslim community going on, andiv i was part of it. suddenly we became religious. >> would you call i...

People. the families of isis fighters are kept here until their home countries figure out what to do with them. but their governments dont want them back. so they languish here, poorly guarded, with nothing to do. where are you from? >> from russia. >> from russia? >> i came to the camp because i heard a young woman was here who said she was american named hoda. >> hoda, im richard engel from nbc. >> yeah. >> and i wanted to talk to you. >> hoda was born in new jersey, the daughter of a diplomat...

Used her twitter account to incite americans to commit murder. theres one tweet in particular when you talk about calling americans to do drive-by shootings, to rent a truck and drive over people, you say memorial day, go out and do it. >>iv ive was told not to speak t these things. >> hoda now claims she was filled with remorse but she was literally wedded to the cause, marrying three isis fighters, one after the other. >> two were killed and one -- >> divorced. >> how were these men killed? >>...

They brought in the butcher and he cut it," mohammed says. this is the man who mutilated him, an iraqi nicknamed "the bulldozer." "the most difficult time is when i go to sleep," he says. "then the pain really starts." he cries whenever the bandages are changed. he cant afford to have the treatments done at a hospital. isis targeted children. he says they would give a boy money or a bicycle, then take him in a car with a bomb to blow himself up. and isis women were equally responsible for the cr...

Message, that the islamic state is not bringing islam to the world. people need to know that. ill say that til the day i die. >> he served a two-year sentence for aiding and abetting a terrorist organization. warren christopher clark is back in the u.s. too, facing charges of providing material support to isis. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine. zayed abdel hamid remains in kurdish custody. and hoda and her son have been moved to another detention ...