euphrates river for a long time. and you know pastor jeffress the great guy and has the largest southern baptist church practically in the world recently said it's a demonic force and it's true. why? revelation9:14-18, loose the four demons, fallen angels, in the great river euphrates to and the number of the army was two hundred thousand thousand, two hundred million, and by these three was the third part of men killed by the fire, by the smoke, and by the brimstone which issued out of the demon's mouths. and ladies and gentlemen, guess what? if you're saved you're going to be taken out of here. i'll keep you out of that hour which comes upon the whole earth. a promise from god. t prepare to meet your god. yes, that prayer. that's the most important thing that we could bring to you, the prayer of accepting jesus christ, son of god, as your savior. you know he died for you and i trust that you will accept his love, that you'll accept calvary, accept his forgiveness and become his child. will you please pray this pray

euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. ash carter says it will not beizy but is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a troubling one. this morning police will resume searching for human remains belonging to kidnapping suspect. they say he's murders and may have killed even murdered. it was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a storage property on his property last week. brown and her boyfriend had been missing since august. they identified remains in another shallow grave as carver's. >> the cause of death is multiple gun shot wounds. >> they say he continues to in a man accused of horrific crimes. >> he appeared before a judge sunday and was denied bond. >>> just ahead the brits take casterate your fire to a whole other level. r level. with eight times more fragrance control, the air wick? scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. small secret rooms. and even tall rooms you climb to. ect amoun

. >> reporter: this operation known as wrath of the euphrates or angry euphrates in syria is getting going. ash carter announce it just last month and the idea is the operation in raqqah, the self declared capital of the caliphate, would go on in tandem to the operation in mosul but it's going to take several weeks to bring that operation in raqqah to the place where this operation in mosul is right now. just in the past couple of days, iraqi security forces have managed to penetrate into mosul proper, and they're now fighting in a blister street by street combat. it's going to take a long time before all the sprintered various parts of the syrian conflict get together to move on raqqah itself even though raqqah is a much, much smaller city. this has to do a lot with all the different ethnic and mi jort religious groups fighting in iraq and in syria. it was extremely difficult getting all of those groups to work in concert here in northern iraq and it will take sop diplomatic magic to get that going in raqqah. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, frozen in time. t

it's called operation angry euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. defense secretary ash carter says it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a developing story in south carolina. this morning police will resume searching foran 95 acres belonging to kidnapping suspect, todd kohlhepp. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. finding another body after todd, kohlhepp pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. trying to get that person removed from here and do a positive identification. >> reporter: investigators say kohlhepp has also admitted to a two motorcycle shop employees being gunned down. the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of the victims. at the time. >> it gives me closure in knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace that one would feel. >> reporter: scott's mother, beverly was also murdered. his alleged roll was discovered after they found kayla brown locked a

it's called operation angry euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. defense secretary ash carter says it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a developing story in south carolina. this morning police will resume searching for human remai suspect, todd ckohlhepp. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. finding another body after todd, kohlhepp pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. >> we're in the process of removed from here and do a positive identification. >> reporter: investigators say kohlhepp has also admitted to a two motorcycle shop employees being gunned down. the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of the victims. she was pregnant at the time. >> it gives me closure in knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace that one would feel. >> reporter: scott's mother, beverly was also murdered. his alleged roll was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and c

it's called operation angry euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. defense secretary ash carter says it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a developing story in south carolina. this morning police searching for human remains on 95 acres belonging to kidnapping suspect, todd kohlhepp. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. finding another body after todd, kohlhepp pointed them to two trying to get that person removed from here and do a positive identification. >> reporter: investigators say kohlhepp has also admitted to a two motorcycle shop employees being gunned down. the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott she was pregnant with their son at the time. >> it gives me closure in knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace that one would feel. >> reporter: scott's mother, beverly was also murdered. his alleged roll was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a s

it's called operation angry y euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. ash carter says it will not beizy but is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a troubling one. this morning police will resume searching for human they say he's confessed to four murders and may have killed even more people. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. authorities finding another body. after a suspect they're calling a serial killer pointed them to >> we're working on a positive identification and get that person removed from here. >> reporter: he's also confessed to a brutal unsolved quadruple murder from the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of their victims time. >> it gives me closure of knowing what happened that day. >> reporter: scott's mother beverly was also murdered. it was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a storage property on his property last week. brown and her boyfriend h

it's called operation angry euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. defense secretary ash carter says it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a developing story in south carolina. this morning police will resume searching for human remains on suspect, todd kohlhepp. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. finding another body after todd, kohlhepp pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. >> we're in the process of positive identification. >> reporter: investigators say kohlhepp has also admitted to a two motorcycle shop employees being gunned down. the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of the victims. she was pregnant with their at the time. >> it gives me closure in knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace that one would feel. >> reporter: scott's mother, beverly was also murdered. his alleged roll was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a

euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. ash carter says it will not beizy but is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a troubling one. this morning police will resume searching for human remains belonging to kidnapping suspect. >> reporter: he's also confessed to a brutal unsolved quadruple murder from the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of their victims she was pregnant with their son at the time. >> it gives knowing what happened that day. >> reporter: scott's mother beverly was also murdered. it was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a storage property on his property last week. brown and her boyfriend had been missing since august. they identified remains in another shallow grave as carver's. >> the cause of death is multiple gun shot wounds. in a man accused of horrific crimes. >> he appeared before a judge sunday and was denied bond. >>> just ahead the brits ta

it's called operation angry euphrates. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqa is isis's so-called capital. defense secretary ash carter says it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> and a developing story in south carolina. this morning police will resume searching for human remains suspect, todd cokohlhepp. >> reporter: this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. finding another body after todd, kohlhepp pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. >> we're in the process of removed from here and do a positive identification. >> reporter: investigators say kohlhepp has also admitted to a two motorcycle shop employees being gunned down. the victim's loved ones watched as he stood before a judge. melissa ponders' husband, scott was one of the victims. she was p at the time. >> it gives me closure in knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace that one would feel. >> reporter: scott's mother, beverly was also murdered. his alleged roll was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chain

it's called euphrates and it's similar to the ongoing battle to liberate mosul. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqah is isis' so-called capital. in the statement, ash carter says the operation won't be easy, but it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> now to a developing story in south carolina. a troubling one. this morning, police will resume searching for human remains on he's confessed to four murders but he may have killed more people. >> this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. authorities finding another body, they say, after todd kohlhepp, a suspect they're now considering a serial killer, pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. >> and we're in the process of trying to get that person removed from here and do a positive has also confessed to a brutal unsolved quadruple murder from 2003. four motorcycle shop employees gunned down. 13 years to the day of the killings, the victims' loved ones watch as kohlhepp stood before a judge. >> nobody else would know except the murderer. >> m

it's called operation angry euphrates and it's similar to the ongoing battle to liberate mosul. the u.s. is providing support from the air in the strikes. raqqah is isis' so-called capital. in the statement, ash carter says the operation won't be easy, but it is necessary to prevent terror attacks against the united states. >>> now to a developing story in south carolina. a troubling one. this morning, police will resume searching for human remains on 95 acres belonging to kidnapping suspect todd kohlhepp. he's confessed to four murders but he may have killed more people. >> this south carolina property revealing gruesome secrets. authorities finding another body, they say, after todd kohlhepp, a suspect they're now considering a serial killer, pointed them to two shallow graves on his land. >> and we're in the process of trying to get that person removed from here and do a positive identification. >> investigators say kohlhepp has also confessed to a brutal unsolved quadruple murder from 2003. four motorcycle shop employees gunned down. 13 years to the day of the killings, the

the battlefield and it's described in revelation 9:14-18, loose the four demons in the great river euphrates to slay a third part of mankind. and the number of the army was 200 thousand thousand, 200 million, and by these three was the third part of men killed, that final verse there, 18, atomic warfare. everyone was saying it will be within months. god through trump has just given us an extension of time. of israel and said i am going to see that you folks get jerusalem. you've been fighting for it. hezbollah, these groups, tried to stop you. i'm going to stand with you. you're going to take over jerusalem once again and soon and i'll take care of the other crowd. praise the lord we've got more time. jesus is about to come. at that timee people from heaven, revelation 1:7, the lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints and sets up his kingdom where? it is called the new jerusalem in revelation 3:12. and guess what? it's built over the old jerusalem because the jew now holds it. hallelujah! the final sign is here. and god's called this prophet to tell you to prepare to meet your god becaus

we have the entire western euphrates river valley. we have all the way to the oil fields, lots of good revenue raising potential. so you want them out. al-qaeda is gaining strength. they are rebranded. i don't know, they will claim they are not al-qaeda but we are all considering them to be al-qaeda. because the international community did not fully engage early on in training opposition forces, they have become an important part of those opposition forces. the third element with syria is i don't really think that we settled the issue as long as, serve as long as assad is in the power and it's debatable whether we can settle this issue if his regime is still in power. i'm not enough of a syria expert to go that far. so it's actually a very tough case to come and because it's a very tough case, the international coalition is doing what it is focusing on its interest, which is counter islamic state, thinking about raqqa. but that is going to breed further problems in that we settled that. i don't have good ideas. >> i will add one more

a joint operations center is in place for the military campaign dubbed-- "euphrates rage."it groups.. and will be carried out in coordination with international forces. will happen in phases, it'll happen in very close consultations with our partners on the ground - syrian democratic fors - and also with our allies in the region, particularly turkey." turkey." the operation was announced just days after iraqforces entered mosul... where they are now in a fierce battle with isis militants. 3 making national news...an earthquake centered near one of the world's key oil hubs...triggered fears that the magtu have damaged key infrastructure along with buildings.... in an oklahoma town.thankfully police say there have been no serious inju. injuries.officials say sunday's quake was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas.oklahoma has had thousands of earthquakes in recent yearswith nearly all traced to the underground injection of wastewater left over from oil and gas production. the earthquake was about 25 miles south of where a magnitude four-point-tee quake forced a shutdo

operation euphrates rage began saturday night... and includes multiple arab... kurdish and turkish groups. the syrian democratic forces say the u-s will provide aerial cover during the operation. this comes a month after defense secretary ash carter said a plan to liberate raqqa was under being plotted within the city. u-s officials say it's possible there will be "overlap" between operations in mosul and raqqa. anchors chat and toss to rob rob's weather we are on the western side of a high and with a low approaching from the west, we can expect a breezy sw wing bringing mild air our way. add a good dose of sunshine and well 60s today. the cold front moves into wi tonight with some showers and exits early tuesday. temperatures dip a bit but stay above average with highs in the mid to upper 50s. back to sun and warmer conditions wednesday and thursday with highs warming back to near 60 by saturday. today: mostly sunny. mild. breezy. showers overnight. high: 66 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: a few showers. low: exits early tuesday. temperatures dip a bit but stay abov

we have the entire western euphrates valley, the oil fields there. lots of good revenue raising potential. so you want them out. al qaeda is gaining strength. they're rebranded. they would claim they're not al qaeda now, but we're all considering them to still be al qaeda. they're getting strength. and because the international community did not fully engage early on in training opposition forces, they've become an important part of those opposition forces. the third element with syria is i don't really think that we settle the issue as long as assad -- certainly as long as assad is in power and then it's debatable if we can settle this if his regime is still in power. i'm not enough of a syrian expert to go that far. it's actually a very tough case. because it is a very tough case, the international coalition is doing what it's focusing on in its interest, which is counterislamic state, thinking about raqqah, but that is going to breed further problems in how we settle that, i don't have good ideas. >> i'll add one more before we turn it over to que

operation euphrates shield, and it succeeded in pushing isis off of the boarder. in doing so, it blocked the foreign fighter entry points into syria any longer. there are really no areas in which somebody wanting to join isis can get into syria any longer. certain there are ways they can get in. they can pay smuggling, but it was not anything like it was when i was living there in 2013. i'm going to double down on the problems. i promise we'll give the audience something hopeful at the end before we turn to questions. it's like another flash point. the kurds hold either side. now you have turkish-backed forces above it about 20 kilometers. they all can converge here. so all of the threads of the disparate war inside of syria can come together with any means of escalation, turkey-syria, turkey-russia, assuming that can be managed. on the ethnic cleavages isis promised on, you have a race between kurds and turks for a town that isis is now holding. i'm going to ask an extremely provocative question before we moving to the positive and uplifting note of policy recomm