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The past year some, a few of the refugees that have come in to germany have been responsible for attacks. but in large main that's not the focus of the problem either in europe, certainly not here in the united states. two factors, carol, one is as the islamic state the pressured by the iraqi military and u.s. military, we're leakly see the islamic state resort to these terrorist attacks just to keep their organization alive in front of their supporters and second syria is disintegrating. 12 million homeless and majority sunni community is feeling aggrieved. that's another reason why terrorism...

Of iraq and syria as well as other rebels. as richard engel reports, the conflict is erupting along sectarian lines posing the threat of a new civil war. >> why is this happening? sunnis ruled iraq for 13 centuries until the u.s. invasion toppled saddam hussein. the sunnis want their country back. they hate the shiite government which has excluded them from power and there are no u.s. troops around anymore to stop them. >> the u.s. is weighing options to help the iraqi government whose soldiers allowed their weapons to fall into enemy hands. so far the obama administration has denied requests ...

♪ live look at the white house. kind of a hazy morning. time for the must read opinion pages. i have a quick one here for david ignatius. this is from "the wall street journal." while obama fiddles. the fall of mosul, iraq, to al qaeda terrorists this week is as big as the implications as russia's annexation of crimea, barack obama is fiddling while the world burns. iraq, pakistan, syria, kenya, with wildfires with more surely to come have burned for two years until the united states has a new president. the one we've got doesn't care.

Fatigue with the world if not his leadership frees him to create a progressive domestic legacy. this friday mr. obama is giving a speech in north dakota. iraq may be transforming into a second syria or a restored caliphate. and leave his successor a nightmare. david ignatius, your thoughts. >> mika, those are harsh words from "the wall street journal," but i think there's a lot of truth to them. i found myself this week re-rereading the last foreign policy of the campaign in which president obama said al qaeda, this menace in his words had

Seriously. because they don't want to see isis to take over. then the larger question is how do you solve this problem. this is not the united states' problem. this is a sunni/shiite problem that has been acute and exacerbated since the u.s. invasion. >> thank you very much. real quick to joe before we close out this block, is this not the united states' problem? >> this is the world's problem. the unrest that's going to spread across the middle east, the crisis that's already spilling outside of syria when you look at the refugees that are destabilizing governments across the region. this is ...