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At least 41 people were killed in a Uganda school attack by the Allied Democratic Forces, an ISIS-linked rebel group.

So if america is going to be gambling on this man who has been going back on his word throughout iraq's recent history, then held have to be very careful and make sure that they have another pressure point that they can apply to him and on his government. >> one of the deep concerns i've heard from officials here in washington, the president himself mentioned it as he was getting toward board ready to b one, a fear that these isis terrorists will go after shia shrines in iraq. we see iranian elite republican guard troops have moved in to try to help with this problem, other problems, as well. ...

Problem has been the lack of ability of nuri al maliki to unite the country. former iraqi prime minister told me yesterday and i was nearly go gob smacked, i asked why they dropped their equipment and fled, 30,000 in the face of 800 militants. and he told me they had nothing to fight for. i couldn't believe what i was hearing. but apparently they don't believe in their government and the isis people have been able to overrun a key economic and major hub there of hoe mosul. and he's on his way to try to see whether he can use his unique abilities to try to draw some kind of unity leadership. an...

Getting killed? >> we have to be careful. these things can take on mythical row portions. isis is dearly doing well right the now, but that does not make it a full on army. even if they're behaving that way in any sort of fashion, one of the concerns is that one of their staging areas would actually be over here sort of on syrian/iraq border which as you can see sort of cuts right through the middle here. the problem with striking over here is they treat this border as if it doesn't exist. when they're over here on the syrian side, if u.s. forces were to strike them, while it would serve inter...

2011. they underestimated, they did not expect this kind of trouble to brew in the intervening years. and yet we've been reporting for years the catastrophe of these constant suicide bombs, people dying, people being killed, this bloody mess that has been in iraq every since the u.s. has pulled out. that plus leaving the syria mess to fester. because what has happened is isis came from iraq into syria, got strong, went back into iraq. and they want to join that start of syria and iraq into a caliphate. so top commanders are telling me you'll never be able to fix iraq if you don't somehow stand...