they stand ready to reengage at all levels, but there are others who were saying, listen, we could find ourselves back there soon. if history repeats, this is from noel rothman, it will be when our hands are forced amid a terrible reckoning. i think the concern is, as the chairman and joint chiefs of staff has noted, we were there to stare into there was some sort of peace deal. we don t have that yet. and all of the factors that are causing syria to be the humanitarian catastrophe that it is today, and that is where isis grows, that hasn t changed. and maybe until it changes, and may not for some time, in my view, we do need to have some skin in the game in syria. shannon: we ll see. i m guessing the white house could not have been surprised by the reaction today, so we will see the response. in the meantime, dan, thank you for stopping by. baltimore has a gun buyback program, but you will not believe what one mother did with the cash she got with her gun. story next. -looks great
to be continued. all right. we ll find out. research. the good news now all the funnels will go back to jiffy lube. exactly. in all seriousness, great work. thanks. all right. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. remember the tureacher who thout it might be cute to have her students write get well cards to a cop killer in jail. now we know what s going to happen to her. as isis grows, america cuts. top military leadership sounding the alarm on spending cuts. the secretary of the u.s. air force joins us live next here in the studio. we are family get up everybody and sing
boko haram is responsible for thousands of deaths and the kidnapping of schoolgirls last year. and with their pledge to isis, they join militant groups from north africa to asia. those groups adopting the isis signature sadistic tactics and often the cinematic videos, designed to terrorize and recruit. as the influence of isis grows, so, too, are the numbers. young men and women flocking to join their ranks around the world. australian police detaining two brothers, just 16 and 17, suspected of trying to head to syria, where they failed, those three british teenage girls are believed to have succeeded. slipping through gatwick airport unchecked, before boarding a bus in turkey for the border. their families, now accusing police of not sharing information that could have helped stop them. if we had known what was going on, we would have prevented it, to an extent. reporter: preventing more young people from trying to join isis is now a top priority for governments around the world.
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the call of their leader. for years he and his army fought pitch battled against american soldiers. today as the threat from the sunni extremist group isis grows, they could find themselves unlikely allies. reporter: a neighborhood on the outskirts of baghdad. this is a shiite strong hold as is much of the iraqi capital. we ve come to meet with the army commanders. on the television, anti-u.s. films play. one of the commanders tell us he s just returned from fighting isis in syria alongside another u.s. foe, hoz beulah. he s asked that he conceal his