u.s. military officials that think that yemen is on the path to becoming a new syria. it is a sectarian war. we talk about the rebels versus the government. there s a fight going on for a long time, but has really been escalating the last couple months. on one side you have the government, a sunni government and rebels that are shi a rebels backed by iran. as that sunni shi a fight is going on isis is trying to expand terrain, which is the same thing that s happening in syria, you have a larger fight and then isis moving into it and same thing in iraq. isis taking ground. and the u.s. is effectively blind now that these advisers have been evacuated. what are the options for the obama administration now? not good options.
social websites to make sure they re as secure as possible but the air force is the only one of the services that is offering some kind of additional security measures to those that want it but it is not clear what that is. there s no indication that it means any kind of armed service protection tamron. thank you very much. so disturbing. also isis appears ready to fill the power vacuum in yemen once touted by president obama as a model for fighting the war on terror. it is now spiraling out of control as rebels seized more territory this weekend, the u.s. withdrew the last of its special forces after the rebels drove out the u.s. backed government from yemen s capital last month, and as for evidence isis has its sights set on yemen, it claimed responsibility for friday s five suicide attacks that killed more than 130 people at a shiite mosque in yemen s capital. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us live in studio.
the social pressures and the difficulties that young teenage girls face. did either of you identify with those characters and some of those pressures as young women who are actresses but surely whos have already faced difficulties. of course it s the same we all have the sisterhood, the friend where we can have fun with and in the beginning of the film when my teacher wanted me to do what i really want to do he wanted me just to have a job and want me to continue my studies, something that happened in real life for me. when we go in the shop and the bodyguard are following us because they think we re going to steal the clothes, is something that happened when we re in paris and we re just having shopping something we don t really understand why the bodyguard are following us. maybe because we are black or because we don t know why. so yes, we were very very happy
make his case. i think that anybody would be a fool to think there was no connection between the final episode of the series and the arrest of mr. durst, i think they re clearly linked. but when we go to court, they re going to have to have more than a tv series to present as evidence. nbc s sarah dallof joins us from new orleans. the judge is expected to weigh in how big a flight risk durst is, especially when you consider some things recovered when he was arrested. reporter: yeah. let s talk about some of those things tamron when he was arrested in new orleans, that includes a latex mask cash authorities believe he may have been planning to flee the country. so the judge s rulings today are going to term the future of the case legally and also of course possibly geographically. durst is facing a murder charge
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