children with their skulls blown away. some with what appear to be powder burns covering what s left of their faces. the kind you get from being shot at close range. that s because their murderers, militias did killing face to face. friday night after a day of anti-assad protest in hula. first tanks shelled the neighborhood. then 7:00 p.m. local time reports say men in uniform began going door to door. this was intimate killing. personalized murder. one neighborhood boy says he watched as militia men grabbed his friend, a 13-year-old, and shot him in the head. a human rights watcher says the men cuffed one family s children, forced their father to watch as they killed him. i watched the bodies of nine children. one less than nine months old. did the infant carry an rpg, he asked. was he a fighter? he had a pacifier in his mouth. many were in white sheets and laid in rows. row after row of shrouded figures. then with a war around them, the bodies were buried. the makeshift cin
as your previous guest was saying the security coming out of yemen is not what we d like it to be. also i know our officials are trying to work with yemen to address this particular situation right now. and so this is, again, a lot of credit here to the fbi and tsa, we were on this. the administration has done an outstanding job on this i want to give them credit. again it s not over and we have to find out was this a test run, were these going to be delivered to specific sites and locations. so, but again al-qaida in the arabian pennsylvania obviously has to be a main suspect here since this is coming out of yemen. megyn: congressman king we learned today, well you may have known, it was new to a lot of our viewers that the united states does not control international cargo screening and that has to be done at the country of origin, meaning in this case yemen. we have to trust the yemenis to do their own inspection of the cargo. one has a serious question about that inspection in ligh
go to initially? why would the administration be giving this aid? i think a lot of people are saying yemen not necessarily known as being a safe place even though the president said it s a success story. so why did we give so much money in the first place? well basically what we want is the big push by this administration and plenty of other administrations. building the partnership exals city of foreign militaries essentially getting a bond with the military. training them giving them equipment so they could stand up on their own and alleviate some of the types of operations that the u.s. military would help them with. well let s hope that it doesn t end up in the wrong hands because the worst thing would be have it end up ending in the wrong hands and possibly being used against our allies or worse if we decide to put u.s. troops on the ground. marcus, thank you. thank you. and today s mosque attack raising new fears that isis is gaining ground in yemen. that country is alrea
country, we may see them use that as a launching pad. so what it sounds like is that isis is gaining ground and sounding pretty strong. how strong are they and how big of a threat are they not just in the region but i think a lot of people at home are wondering how big are they? we see the footage of them. they look pretty massive. are they that massive and are they a threat to the united states? in iraq and syria isis is very very very strong. they can defeat in saudi and iraq. in other countries not that sure. we saw them sponsor attacks in indonesia and tunisia this week. we don t know if it was blow back which meant they sent cadres from iraq and jerry back. yemeni who came to fight in iraq and syria back to yemen to sponsor that. the question is what type of inif a structure they have in these countries all
country, we may see them use that as a launching pad. so what it sounds like is that isis is gaining ground and sounding pretty strong. how strong are they and how big of a threat are they not just in the region but i think a lot of people at home are wondering how big are they? we see the footage of them. they look pretty massive. are they that massive and are they a threat to the united states? in iraq and syria isis is very very very strong. they can defeat in saudi and iraq. in other countries not that sure. we saw them sponsor attacks in indonesia and tunisia this week. we don t know if it was blow back which meant they sent cadres from iraq and jerry back. yemeni who came to fight in iraq and syria back to yemen to sponsor that. the question is what type of inif a structure they have in these countries all