A chilling new video has been released by terror group ISIS where it threatens both San Francisco and Las Vegas.

The footage shows shaky clips of both the Golden Gate Bridge and the Las Vegas Strip while jihadis praise Omar Mateen, who killed 49 people at an Orlando nightclub earlier this month.

It is believed the video was released after being made by militants in Mosul, Iraq, while some of the footage was actually filmed on the streets of the west coast cities.

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A chilling new video has been released by ISIS with threats to San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge

It is believed the video was released after being made by militants in Mosul, Iraq, while some of the footage was actually filmed on the streets of the west coast cities

In one clip believed to have been shot from a cycle path, the Golden Gate Bridge can be seen with the camera panning up and down the crossing.

The terror group then features a shot of the busy Las Vegas strip, which is believed to have been filmed from the pedestrian bridge next to the Caesar's Palace hotel.

The video then cuts back to San Francisco, showing a clip of Pine Street heading towards the Financial District, and finally Powell Street heading north on a cable car.

Another clip in the footage shows a shot of Pine Street in San Francisco looking towards the financial district

Also featured in the jihadi's video is a shot of Powell Street heading north on one of the city's cable cars

Las Vegas is also threatened in the footage with a shot of the Las Vegas strip next to Caesars Palace also featured

The footage also features the Orlando shooter Omar Mateen as well as clips of people racing from the Pulse nightclub in Florida, where he shot and killed 49 people.

Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS during a phone call to emergency services during she shooting on June 12.

Shortly after, the jihadis then show pictures of Larossi Abballa, the man who stormed the house of French police commander Jean-Baptiste Salvaing near Paris, killing him and his wife, Jessica Schneider.

The footage also features the Orlando shooter Omar Mateen, pictured, as well as clips of people racing from the Pulse nightclub in Florida, where he shot and killed 49 people

He too was an ISIS militant and after the murders posted a video on Facebook Live warning of a terror attack at the Euro 2016 football tournament in France.

Meanwhile, also included in the nine minute video is footage of US President Barack Obama making a statement in the White House, with blood superimposed on the screen behind.

Another image also shows Obama alongside French president Francois Hollande, with flames rising up around the pair.