CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow
Amanpour : CNNW : November 11, 2015 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
is this massive refugee crisis, where there's an ongoing war in syria, where there are major challenges from both president putin of russia and indeed challenges from china. and yet they seem to be skimming over that. >> when you're a politician in a campaign as long and as tough as the presidential campaign, you have to have your strategy worked out, you have to have your answers worked out in these big policy issues that you can express very concisely and very quickly. and watching them, you just get a sense sometimes that they're slightly making it up as they go along. i think act chultly people find it quite alarming that they ear even doing so well. now, interestingly, i've completely forgotten about the pizza guy that you mentioned. totally forgotten about his existence. i sort of feel that maybe this is wishful thinking. i kind of feel that we're in the phase because so much of american media now i think is almost like it wants to fuse politics and media, and make it a kind of form of entertainment. so they'll be loving the fact that the ratings are high. i just hope,
is this massive refugee crisis, where there's an ongoing war in syria, where there are major challenges from both president putin of russia and indeed challenges from china. and yet they seem to be skimming over that. >> when you're a politician in a campaign as long and as tough as the presidential campaign, you have to have your strategy worked out, you have to have your answers worked out in these big policy issues that you can express very concisely and very quickly. and watching...
, cnn newsroom starts right now. . >> the drone strike in raqqa syria targeted jihadi john. he appeared in isis videos allegedly beheading his hostages. emwazi is a british citizen believed to have been born in kuwait. the pentagon has not yet confirmed his death. t >> reporter: the u.s. said they conducted an air strike against jihadi john, the killer of so many hostages seen in those terrible beheading videos. . >> they believe they got him with a drone strike. isis' capital, its self-declared clal, but they are not 100% sure. they are looking for confirmation. they will have to look at social immediate i can't have postings, intercepted communications, any indicators out there in the public arena, any announcement that he may have died. they still believe, however, that there is a very good chance that they got him. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> let's talk more about this targeted air strike now. lieutenant colonel rick francona joins us from la quinta california. the u.s. is indicating emwazi was targeted suggests they may have better intelligence on the ground. you
, cnn newsroom starts right now. . >> the drone strike in raqqa syria targeted jihadi john. he appeared in isis videos allegedly beheading his hostages. emwazi is a british citizen believed to have been born in kuwait. the pentagon has not yet confirmed his death. t >> reporter: the u.s. said they conducted an air strike against jihadi john, the killer of so many hostages seen in those terrible beheading videos. . >> they believe they got him with a drone strike. isis'...
information. we have been told since monday, is the mastermind, the brain, the belgian, who want to syria more than a year ago, and has been one of the most important and pierce fighters to come back. now, to organize this attack, friday 13th, as you said was linked to have many others, that failed. here is what i would like to ask you from your belgian sources. there were reports that abu oud, was seen, sur vald, on the special cameras, as one of the passengers in that car, that was abandoned. there were reports that he had told a friend, a french citizen, who had come back to syria, that he planned to attack, quote, a concert hall. can you pin down any of that information? just as we build a picture of who this mastermind is, that they are targeting today, whether or not he's actually in that apartment, he's certainly the target. >> the senior official did not say one way or the other, christiane, whether or not that information, that abu oud, was the third passenger in that involved in the attack. it was described to me as information that came in, information suggesting that he was very po
information. we have been told since monday, is the mastermind, the brain, the belgian, who want to syria more than a year ago, and has been one of the most important and pierce fighters to come back. now, to organize this attack, friday 13th, as you said was linked to have many others, that failed. here is what i would like to ask you from your belgian sources. there were reports that abu oud, was seen, sur vald, on the special cameras, as one of the passengers in that car, that was...
Amanpour : CNNW : November 19, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PST
if he goes to, you know, turkey and syria. >> it would be if he goes to turkey and syria. it also would be whether or not he tried to plan any other attacks. one of the things that we have seen so far is that everywhere the police has confronted any of these terrorists, they have also been very highly armed and they've always had some form of explosives on him there is certainly a concern that he might be armed as well. >> let's talk a little bit more about hasna aitboulahcen, the woman, who everyone was say abouting was a abaaoud relative, maybe a cousin. you can see in the video she was shouting to the police he is not my boyfriend there had been thought maybe they were linked romantically. but it's quite a dramatic thing to be saying just before you blow yourself up. >> it is. and it shows the aggressive situation that happened there. apparently from what we believe, she also is the first one who actually opened fire on authorities as well. this is before she blew herself up. clearly trying to protect them. so she is someone who was obviously very much radicalized as well. >> a
if he goes to, you know, turkey and syria. >> it would be if he goes to turkey and syria. it also would be whether or not he tried to plan any other attacks. one of the things that we have seen so far is that everywhere the police has confronted any of these terrorists, they have also been very highly armed and they've always had some form of explosives on him there is certainly a concern that he might be armed as well. >> let's talk a little bit more about hasna aitboulahcen, the...
Amanpour : CNNW : November 9, 2015 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
war in syria will be top of the agenda when president obama comes here next week for the g 20 summit with other world leaders. in his first interview, storm back to power in last sunday's election, i asked the prime minister about that, and about charges that presidentered juan. >> welcome back to the program. lots to talk about. the ak's stunning comeback and victory in the last election and obviously the rise of isis threat. can i start by asking you, the presumed now bombing to the russian jet liner in sharm el sheikh, is that a game changer in isis capability? >> of course, this big crime against humanity. this is not an attack against a russian plane. this is an attack against all of us. it shows that if a crisis is not being solved in a particular region, it's difficult to contain it in other countries as well. therefore, it is the right time to act together. >> with all the talk about more and more nations beefing up their response to isis, is trrk, would turkey, under the right conditions agree to be a ground force? >> ground force is something we have to talk together and sh
war in syria will be top of the agenda when president obama comes here next week for the g 20 summit with other world leaders. in his first interview, storm back to power in last sunday's election, i asked the prime minister about that, and about charges that presidentered juan. >> welcome back to the program. lots to talk about. the ak's stunning comeback and victory in the last election and obviously the rise of isis threat. can i start by asking you, the presumed now bombing to the...
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sod far, one a belgium issyria, the other posing a syria refugee entered greece before coming to paris. a third group of terrorists is believed to have attacked four separate locations in the span of 15 minutes. first here at a restaurant in a nearby bar, 15 people are gunned down. seven minutes later they continue the campaign of terror at this cafe killing five more. they open fire here and 19 are killed. one of the attackers walks into a cafe detonating a bomb. he's identified as a trench citizen. another man gets away, he's been identified as salah abdeslam. his get away car found abandoned in a french suburb. an international manhunt continues. since the killings, memorials have sprung up and thousands gathered to pay respects. it was here on sunday there was a moment of panic when it was believed gunshots had been fired nearby. there is police moving in. it seems like something happening about half a block away. the entire area has already cleared. in the end it turned out no shots had been fired. also on sunday the beginning of a new military chapter from france. isis clai
sod far, one a belgium issyria, the other posing a syria refugee entered greece before coming to paris. a third group of terrorists is believed to have attacked four separate locations in the span of 15 minutes. first here at a restaurant in a nearby bar, 15 people are gunned down. seven minutes later they continue the campaign of terror at this cafe killing five more. they open fire here and 19 are killed. one of the attackers walks into a cafe detonating a bomb. he's identified as a trench...
and syria and we'll get a report from northern iraq shortly. we saw a video threatening washington with paris style attacks and we heard from the cia director brennan admitting the group could have more plots in the pipeline. late tonight defense secretary ashton carter called lone attacks the most immediate threat in the u.s. and late tonight we learned that the killers may have been living in an apartment just outside the city in the week ahead of the attacks here on friday night so there is a lot to get to starting with nick robert season with the latest. nic? >> the eighth terror suspect still on the loose. french police describe him as dangerous. they say that people should not approach him. belgium authorities are hunting, as well, that international arrest warrant out for him. the apartment that police raided in a northeastern suburb of paris a little under 24 hours ago has revealed to the police we understand that this apartment was used by the eight terror attackers in the week prior to their deadly attacks here just before the weekend on friday night. how did that slip by
and syria and we'll get a report from northern iraq shortly. we saw a video threatening washington with paris style attacks and we heard from the cia director brennan admitting the group could have more plots in the pipeline. late tonight defense secretary ashton carter called lone attacks the most immediate threat in the u.s. and late tonight we learned that the killers may have been living in an apartment just outside the city in the week ahead of the attacks here on friday night so there is...
raqqah in syria. let's get the latest on the terror investigation in france. frederick is our senior national correspondent joining us from paris. fred, three days have passed since these attacks have happened. the whole world has been rattled. what's the mood in paris tonight? >> well, i would say, don, it's a mixed bags of feelings. it is very emotional. there's a lot of concern, but there is also a lot of defiance. there's a lot of people on the streets in paris that come up to us and say, look, we're not going to allow our way of life to be changed by terrorists we're not going to allow our freedom to be taken away. then you have the french president coming out and saying france would mount a strong response. they would mount air strikes. he called for emergency measures to be extended by three months and for 5,000 additional personnel among france's paramilitary force to make sure things don't happen like they good last friday here in the streets of paris and elsewhere. but also, you can feel people are -- i wouldn't say afraid, but very concerned. some people still go out as li
raqqah in syria. let's get the latest on the terror investigation in france. frederick is our senior national correspondent joining us from paris. fred, three days have passed since these attacks have happened. the whole world has been rattled. what's the mood in paris tonight? >> well, i would say, don, it's a mixed bags of feelings. it is very emotional. there's a lot of concern, but there is also a lot of defiance. there's a lot of people on the streets in paris that come up to us and...
french president, as you know, said that the paris attacks was planned in syria. this was an iraqi sleeper cell. i think we don't know whether or not they are linked, but it does really give a sense of the sensitivity around the world in relation to any sort of intelligence flying around at the moment that relates to attacks at public spaces like this. >> highlighting once again the need to share intelligence. max foster, thanks very much. >>> as we said at the top of the show, there are no shortage of new developments here, including the likelihood that instead of eight killers, there may have been nine and instead of one fugitive, therefore, tonight there are now two. we have cnn chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, joining me here with the latest he is learning. so, investigators are now putting this out there, that they believe that there might not just be eight but nine. let's unpack each of them. where is this coming from, what is the urgency on it? >> let's start with the eighth. you willer are thank isis, when it claimed responsibility, said that there were e
french president, as you know, said that the paris attacks was planned in syria. this was an iraqi sleeper cell. i think we don't know whether or not they are linked, but it does really give a sense of the sensitivity around the world in relation to any sort of intelligence flying around at the moment that relates to attacks at public spaces like this. >> highlighting once again the need to share intelligence. max foster, thanks very much. >>> as we said at the top of the show,...
intelligence for a while. also he traveled back and forth, between syria and belgium and france and is responsible for a lot of extremist activity here in europe attempting several plots. also, you recall earlier this year, we had the "charlie hebdo" massacre. he was there, also believed to be implanicated in a town verviers. >> we need you to check on something for us. we are getting word of a gunfire and police raid under way. heavy gunfire in the northern suburb of st. denis in paris. there is heavy gunfire going on. we need to check on that. a terrorist scare in germany forces cancellation of a soccer match between a german and dutch teams. michael weiss, a senior contributor and co-author of isis inside the army of terror. michael, today in germany, officials cancelled a cocker match after police uncovered quote serious plans for explosives. as of tonight, no explosive,s, no arrests have been made, how real was that threat? >> it sounds like it was very real. one thing to keep in mind, don the belgium operation that took place in january of this year, which was actually interdicte
intelligence for a while. also he traveled back and forth, between syria and belgium and france and is responsible for a lot of extremist activity here in europe attempting several plots. also, you recall earlier this year, we had the "charlie hebdo" massacre. he was there, also believed to be implanicated in a town verviers. >> we need you to check on something for us. we are getting word of a gunfire and police raid under way. heavy gunfire in the northern suburb of st. denis...
recruits, more than 6,000 extremists that traveled to syria and iraq to join and in libya and sinai and all different parts of the world, as well, and one of the biggest ambitions now is to launch a terrorist attack in the united states. the most likely scenario that could happen would be for them to send european recruits on planes from places like france, places like the u.k. germany into the united states and i think very disturbing that at least some of these individuals in this plot were not on those watch lists. they could -- it would appear from everything we've been told have gone on planes, come to the united states, built bombs there, bought guns there, launched the attack there. i think that's something that people really need to think about very carefully. >> clarissa, the other option is somebody living inside the united states who may not have a direct connection to isis but wants to get notoriety and wants to sort of be ideology moe v motivated. >> isis is calling for that, if you have a car, run someone over, if you have a knife, stab someone, whoever you are, whatev
recruits, more than 6,000 extremists that traveled to syria and iraq to join and in libya and sinai and all different parts of the world, as well, and one of the biggest ambitions now is to launch a terrorist attack in the united states. the most likely scenario that could happen would be for them to send european recruits on planes from places like france, places like the u.k. germany into the united states and i think very disturbing that at least some of these individuals in this plot were...
in syria and iraq, perhaps in the famous, the girlfriend of paris gunman -- she traveled to turkey before crossing into syria to join the terror group. deb deborah feyerick, cnn new york. >>> weighs in on this latest isis threat in new york and the claim they used a bomb in a soda can to destroy the russian jet over egypt. just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete pr
in syria and iraq, perhaps in the famous, the girlfriend of paris gunman -- she traveled to turkey before crossing into syria to join the terror group. deb deborah feyerick, cnn new york. >>> weighs in on this latest isis threat in new york and the claim they used a bomb in a soda can to destroy the russian jet over egypt. just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the...
paris. we know several attackers who were there presumably went to syria, came back, learned how to sort of kill people essentially and they had firepower and suicide vests and negotiations but really just fake negotiations, fake demands because they wanted to extend the time so they could kill as many people as possible. >> it's interesting because i talked to law enforcement officials in the united states that said the same thing, one of the things they learned that, you know, it used to be people take hostagesnegotiations, thes people take hostages to extend the time to extend the media coverage or the time they can remain in the building and potentially kill people, that the whole notion of taking hostages and negotiating for hostages, that's pretty much done with them. >> there are no demands. these are acts of sheer violence. the same thing in beirut with the massive suicide bombings that killed 40 people. there were no demands or you must do this or that. it was simply we're going to keep killing you. >> the good news, paul, is the death of alleged ringleader of this blown up
paris. we know several attackers who were there presumably went to syria, came back, learned how to sort of kill people essentially and they had firepower and suicide vests and negotiations but really just fake negotiations, fake demands because they wanted to extend the time so they could kill as many people as possible. >> it's interesting because i talked to law enforcement officials in the united states that said the same thing, one of the things they learned that, you know, it used...
thought he was in syria yet here he is in france. >> incredible development and big surprise to french intelligence. the female suicide bomber believed to be the first suicide bomber in europe, what do we know about her? >> hasna aitboulahcen, they say until recently she wasn't radical and never opened the koran. this was a girl that likeed to go to parties, have fun, drink until about a month or so ago. her brothers are quoted as saying they had sort of given up on her and told her to smarten up her lifestyle, they had problems with her. it's the tapping of her phone that appears to have led police to the raid. so that regard, it appears she was getting very, very close to her cousin, closer to radicalization. >> amazing that she had only been radicalized for a month or two and probably never had time to even look at the koran if she was ever motivated to do that. obviously, it's good news for everybody in france that this ringleader is dead and that he's been taken out. but the larger network is out there. >> the larger network is out there and government debated emergency laws -- >>
thought he was in syria yet here he is in france. >> incredible development and big surprise to french intelligence. the female suicide bomber believed to be the first suicide bomber in europe, what do we know about her? >> hasna aitboulahcen, they say until recently she wasn't radical and never opened the koran. this was a girl that likeed to go to parties, have fun, drink until about a month or so ago. her brothers are quoted as saying they had sort of given up on her and told...
attacks. there's just concern about all the belgians who have gone and fought in syria, more than 100 believed to have come back, perhaps intelligence suggesting that some of those may be plotting something this -- something that has them -- >> we have to point out this just occurred. we don't know the intelligence behind it, but there have been a number of raids over the last several days throughout belgium, perhaps intelligence, something has been gathered that led them to raise the level from those raids. >> shaking the tree. they have been arresting all sorts of people linked to the plotters, their contacts, the concern has been that there's a sort of significant logistic call support structure behind attacks. i've been speaking in the last few days to belgium officials. they say the bomb maker is still at large or bomb makers are still at large so that could be one factor here at play, anderson, but a lot of concern in brussel, and i've been speaking to the heart of the investigation, and they have struggled to get a handle on this. the french, the belgians, all this week, st
attacks. there's just concern about all the belgians who have gone and fought in syria, more than 100 believed to have come back, perhaps intelligence suggesting that some of those may be plotting something this -- something that has them -- >> we have to point out this just occurred. we don't know the intelligence behind it, but there have been a number of raids over the last several days throughout belgium, perhaps intelligence, something has been gathered that led them to raise the...
, isis recruits, and there is a network in syria, trying to propel forward to launch attacks. it may well be the plan all along was to do something in belgium as well as france just because of the number of recruits recruited into the network. >> at this point, it's early days, colonel, we don't know the full plan that was in place, and a lot of people are the weak link in the intelligence network, in the ability to really have a firm grip on the number of jihadis who are there. >> that's true. people on the streets of paris say absolutely those kinds of things that when it becomes to the performance of the security forces is better than the popular impression is. >> it is. >> but having said that, they certainly don't have the resources that the french security services have or the english security services, so there is a major different. you can't expect them in resource con trained environments which all european countries have now to get to the level that would be a pervasive security environment where these things could not happen. that's an impossible thing, and, unfortunately,
, isis recruits, and there is a network in syria, trying to propel forward to launch attacks. it may well be the plan all along was to do something in belgium as well as france just because of the number of recruits recruited into the network. >> at this point, it's early days, colonel, we don't know the full plan that was in place, and a lot of people are the weak link in the intelligence network, in the ability to really have a firm grip on the number of jihadis who are there. >>...
syria with the latest sglp nick. >> with the carrier in the east mediterranean, the french have upped the tempo of the strike saying they hit a group of fighters near ramadi. that's part of the increase in intense bombardment of syria, iraq, and we had the chance to get within 20 miles of the outskirts of raqqua. when we saw the front line being held by young, often likely armed kurdish fighters who have a lot of optimism about taking the ground fight to isis, but lack, really, the capability at this stage. after paris, the sinai and the cross hairs is here, raqqau. lost in the haze, yet they can hear it, loudest atting dusk. thee days ago, he says, we saw air strikes nearby and then the french say they started bombing. we'll do our best to avenge paris. he, like the other young kurdish fighters here, have lost friends, but saying fighting isis is a duty for humanity, rather than vengeance as they man a series of trenches and outposts about 20 mights from the city. we have just heard distant thuds of what could have been two air strikes. but from where we're standing, here is the kurd
syria with the latest sglp nick. >> with the carrier in the east mediterranean, the french have upped the tempo of the strike saying they hit a group of fighters near ramadi. that's part of the increase in intense bombardment of syria, iraq, and we had the chance to get within 20 miles of the outskirts of raqqua. when we saw the front line being held by young, often likely armed kurdish fighters who have a lot of optimism about taking the ground fight to isis, but lack, really, the...
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latest? >> reporter: it turns out he was in syria in 2014. there were a number of the paris attackers that made trips to syria. you can understand what it is they may be receiving such as training there but most decem r disturbing and the french authorities learning they returned from syria and didn't know where they were and apparently the recordkeeping or those responsible for keeping track somehow had missed these paris attackers. that's got to be greatly disturbing to the authorities tonight. john? >> martin, there is investigations going on all over france and belgium, as well. i understand authorities there are looking for ten additional people who they say could be some kind of terrorist threat. what do we know about this search and is this just a different thing than the paris attack? >> reporter: it is believed to be different but goes a long way to explain why in belgium they are under this lockdown since last friday. that did begin to ease today. the subway system reopened with the exception of two lines. there are are e ports coming from government officials there that the
latest? >> reporter: it turns out he was in syria in 2014. there were a number of the paris attackers that made trips to syria. you can understand what it is they may be receiving such as training there but most decem r disturbing and the french authorities learning they returned from syria and didn't know where they were and apparently the recordkeeping or those responsible for keeping track somehow had missed these paris attackers. that's got to be greatly disturbing to the authorities...
comfortable with some of the things he says, particularly about syria where he one week says that let isis take out assad and then the russians come in and he praises putin and says, let russia take care of isis. it's a reactive kind of mode that somehow i'm the big guy in the room. i'll just figure it out as i go along. foreign policy needs to be underbird with a set of principles. so, i think he's going to have to learn if he's serious about this. you know, to be able to get your foreign policy advice from the shows is probably not the best way to be ready to be president. >> much more of her interview with jeb bush ahead. she asked what kind of advice her brother, george w. bush is giving him and whether he's d worried about disappointing his parents. e. the network that's doubled its lte coverage in the past year. our new extended range lte signal now reaches twice as far as before. and is four times better in buildings. get our lowest price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump on demand. get it now at t-mobile. if a cold keeps you the up at night
comfortable with some of the things he says, particularly about syria where he one week says that let isis take out assad and then the russians come in and he praises putin and says, let russia take care of isis. it's a reactive kind of mode that somehow i'm the big guy in the room. i'll just figure it out as i go along. foreign policy needs to be underbird with a set of principles. so, i think he's going to have to learn if he's serious about this. you know, to be able to get your foreign...
would your response to put been in syria. who would you do for african-americans in the cu country? >> as for his rivals, this is what donald trump said about them. >> jeb, he lacks the quality that you need. i think that marco is highly overrated. ben carson does not have that energy. marco doesn't show up to the united states senate. what jeb bush was saying at the last debate, he didn't say it well. bernie sanders lost his whole campaign. marco rubio's personal finances are discredited. all you have to do is look at his credit card. he is a disaster with his credit cards. he certainly lives above his means. my jeb impression? i don't want to do that. i don't like showing a person sleeping at a podium. >> joining me is jeffrey lord and van jones. jeffrey, criticizing the debate moderators, whether me or someone else, going after fellow candidates, is the reality just that? that those sorts of comments are red meat for the base own they serve him well or is there concern in the campaign because he is trailing in two polls? y i think it's the first. i believe that he is giving voic
would your response to put been in syria. who would you do for african-americans in the cu country? >> as for his rivals, this is what donald trump said about them. >> jeb, he lacks the quality that you need. i think that marco is highly overrated. ben carson does not have that energy. marco doesn't show up to the united states senate. what jeb bush was saying at the last debate, he didn't say it well. bernie sanders lost his whole campaign. marco rubio's personal finances are...
russia significantly beefed up its presence in syria. nick robertson is in st. pet petersburg for us tonight. what's the latest there, nick? >> reporter: well, what's interesting is president putin hasn't taken the lead on this story all along. we've spoken to the foreign ministry spokesperson to find out her reaction to latest statements about the likelihood, possibility of a bomb being on board the aircraft. she says look, the egyptians are leading the investigation, you have to go to them. we can't say, you know, we have to leave it to them to get on with the investigation but perhaps, most significantly here, you have the main aviation body here that says it is essentially illegal for russia to make a statement about the state of the investigation, why? because equipmegypt is responsie plane went down and egypt would have to give the russian authority to speak and reveal analysis they are getting on the ground at the moment. russia is giving it self-wiggle room and a cav yaceat to say hee can't talk about it. the silence and refusal so far to knock it down, knock this whole thing
russia significantly beefed up its presence in syria. nick robertson is in st. pet petersburg for us tonight. what's the latest there, nick? >> reporter: well, what's interesting is president putin hasn't taken the lead on this story all along. we've spoken to the foreign ministry spokesperson to find out her reaction to latest statements about the likelihood, possibility of a bomb being on board the aircraft. she says look, the egyptians are leading the investigation, you have to go to...
and concerning evidence that isis expanding its ambitions outside of iraq and syria. >> where do equipment and russia stand on this? >> so many politics involved. russia's prime minister said the russian plane crash in equipment may have been the result of a terrorist attack. that's further than any russian official has gone to this point but egyptian officials, they are pushing back. the chief egyptian investigator saying today that there are all these other scenarios that are still on the table. you know, so many politics involved here, a terror attack in egypt would under mind the credibility of the egyptian's crack down on islamic extremists and very active. for the u.s., though, the key is what evidence they provide to the u.s. what kind of access and, you know, the fbi offered to help and it's got great experience but those talks still underway. >> thanks for the update. >>> just ahead, donald trump talking live on the campaign trail now ramping up attacks as the race between them closer than ever. will the attacks continue tomorrow? >>> caught on video, a stabbing in the w
and concerning evidence that isis expanding its ambitions outside of iraq and syria. >> where do equipment and russia stand on this? >> so many politics involved. russia's prime minister said the russian plane crash in equipment may have been the result of a terrorist attack. that's further than any russian official has gone to this point but egyptian officials, they are pushing back. the chief egyptian investigator saying today that there are all these other scenarios that are...
official, clear and concerning evidence of isis' ambitions outside iraq and syria. anderson? >> thank you. joining us now, cnn national security analyst, bob bear and a former u.s. assistant for homeland security and cia officer. julia, you had an article you said british officials announcing this was a bomb might have caused isis to stop talking. was this a misstep? >> i think it was. i don't want to say anyone is right or wrong at this stage. these are real hard calibrations but because we have no access to the evidence, because there is no evidence right now in terms of proof of bomb material, right? we're still at the stage where we don't know if it was a bomb, let alone it was a bomb from isi is. we are -- how we believe it is isis is from sources and methods of intelligence and infiltration. we are reporting and cnn is reporting it's likely israel. in the process of knowing that this was isis or at least looking at this intelligence, we've exposed the extent to which we have infiltrated isis and i'm guessing those communications are closed off. and so the way to think
official, clear and concerning evidence of isis' ambitions outside iraq and syria. anderson? >> thank you. joining us now, cnn national security analyst, bob bear and a former u.s. assistant for homeland security and cia officer. julia, you had an article you said british officials announcing this was a bomb might have caused isis to stop talking. was this a misstep? >> i think it was. i don't want to say anyone is right or wrong at this stage. these are real hard calibrations but...
Anderson Cooper 360: Post Debate Special : CNNW : November 10, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PST
. >> i'd like to finish any response, basically. >> as far as syria, if putin wants to go in, and i got to know him very well because we were both on 60 minutes. we were stable mates. if putin wants to go and knock the held out of isis, i'm for it 100%, and i can't how understand anybody would be against it. they blew up. wait a minute. they blew up a russian airplane. he cannot be in love with these people. he's going in and we can go in and everybody should go in. >> donald is wrong on this. he is absolutely i don't think on this. we're not going to the world's policemen, but we better be the world's leader. there's a huge difference. without us lead, voids are filled. the idea that it's a good idea for putin to be in syria, let isis take out asaad and putin will take out isis. that's like playing a board game. >> you know, mr. trump fancies himself a very good negotiator, an i accept that he's done a lot of good deals. so, mr. trump ought to me that we should not speak to people from a position of weakness. senator paul should know that as well. one of the reasons i've said that i wo
. >> i'd like to finish any response, basically. >> as far as syria, if putin wants to go in, and i got to know him very well because we were both on 60 minutes. we were stable mates. if putin wants to go and knock the held out of isis, i'm for it 100%, and i can't how understand anybody would be against it. they blew up. wait a minute. they blew up a russian airplane. he cannot be in love with these people. he's going in and we can go in and everybody should go in. >> donald...
Anderson Cooper 360: Post Debate Special : CNNW : November 10, 2015 8:00pm-9:01pm PST
. >> as far as syria, if putin wants to go in and i got to know him very well. because we were both on "60 minutes" and we did very well that night. you know that. if putin wants to knock the hell out of isis. i am all for it 100%. they blew up -- wait a minute. they blew up a russian airplane. he cannot be in love with these people. he's going in and we can go in and everybody should go in. we can't continue to be the policemen of the world. we owe $19 trillion and have a country that is going to hell an infrastructure that is falling apart, our roads, bridges, schools and airports. we have to invest money in our country. >> thank you, sir. >> donald is wrong on this. he is absolutely wrong on this. we are not going to be the world's policemen. but we sure be the world's leader. there is a huge difference. without us leading, voids are filled. and the idea that it is a good idea for putin to be in syria, let isis take out assad that is like a board game. >> by this definition, i'm close to putin because i'm on "60 minutes" as well. i think carly fiorina seemed to interpret it -- >> i
. >> as far as syria, if putin wants to go in and i got to know him very well. because we were both on "60 minutes" and we did very well that night. you know that. if putin wants to knock the hell out of isis. i am all for it 100%. they blew up -- wait a minute. they blew up a russian airplane. he cannot be in love with these people. he's going in and we can go in and everybody should go in. we can't continue to be the policemen of the world. we owe $19 trillion and have a...
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. without us leading, voids are filled. and the idea that it's a good idea for putin to be in syria, let isis talk out assad and then they'll take out isis, that's a board game. that's not how the real world works. >> mr. trump been aties himself as a very good negotiator. and i accept that he's done a lot of good deals. so mr. trump ought to know that we should not speak to people from a position of weakness. senator paul should know that as well. one of the reasons i've said that i would not be talking to vladimir putin right now, although i have met him as well, not in a green room for a show, but in a private meeting, [ applause ] >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton won't tell you that's really the thing hurting the middle class and the poor. they say it's the rich, take their money. but that won't help. youk take all the rich's money and it won't make a dent in the problem we're having. we have to come back to the fundamental principles that made america great. >> my worry is that the real economy has been hurt by the vast overreach of the obama administration. and hillary clinton
. without us leading, voids are filled. and the idea that it's a good idea for putin to be in syria, let isis talk out assad and then they'll take out isis, that's a board game. that's not how the real world works. >> mr. trump been aties himself as a very good negotiator. and i accept that he's done a lot of good deals. so mr. trump ought to know that we should not speak to people from a position of weakness. senator paul should know that as well. one of the reasons i've said that i...
Anderson Cooper 360: Post Debate Special : CNNW : November 11, 2015 12:00am-1:01am PST
more information. arwa, thank you. >> all right. as we heard from our conflicts in syria, iraq and elsewhere have caused this number of people to try to escape to europe nature as we just heard, european union and african leaders will meet to does what to do about the crisis. >>> wednesday's summit addressing the cause and improving the protection of migrants and refugees. >>> the u.s. republican presidential candidates are laying out their plans for the future of the nation's economy. the top eight con tepidetenders the stage arguing over tax reform, military spending and the banking industry. >> but an exchange between donald trump and kasich over trump's immigration plan was one of the most heated. >> for the 11 million people, come on, folks, we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. it's a silly argument. it's not an adult argument. it makes to sense. >> all i can say is you're lucky in ohio that you struck oil. that's for one thing. let me just tell you that dwight eisenhower moved 1 million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country. dwi
more information. arwa, thank you. >> all right. as we heard from our conflicts in syria, iraq and elsewhere have caused this number of people to try to escape to europe nature as we just heard, european union and african leaders will meet to does what to do about the crisis. >>> wednesday's summit addressing the cause and improving the protection of migrants and refugees. >>> the u.s. republican presidential candidates are laying out their plans for the future of the...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : November 22, 2015 8:04pm-9:05pm PST
. david cameron is expected to make a case for bombing isis in syria. this comes more than two years after lawmakers rejected his push for military intervention in the syrian conflict. prime minister cameron will meet with francois hollande on monday to talk about counterterrorism and the fight against isis and he will meet with the presidents of russia this week. he said the international community needs to create a grand and single coalition to combat isis. >> president obama has been under pressure for a tougher response to the paris attacks. over the weekend, he vowed to hunt down isis and destroy them. >> a bunch of killers. with good social media. the americans who are building things and making things and teaching and saving lives as firefighters and as police officers, they're stronger. our way of life is stronger. all of which is to say that our coalition will not relent. we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal or that we're powerless to stop them. after all, that's precisely what terrorists like isil want
. david cameron is expected to make a case for bombing isis in syria. this comes more than two years after lawmakers rejected his push for military intervention in the syrian conflict. prime minister cameron will meet with francois hollande on monday to talk about counterterrorism and the fight against isis and he will meet with the presidents of russia this week. he said the international community needs to create a grand and single coalition to combat isis. >> president obama has been...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : November 22, 2015 9:04pm-10:05pm PST
looking for is some sort of grand coalition against isis in iraq and syria. you've obviously got the situation where you got two different strategies taking place there. one led by russia. one led be i the u.s. the suggestion is everyone should work together to tackle isis on the ground there. president obama is speaking yesterday the press conference to that end. the fundamental problem you've got with it is that they -- russia and the u.s. see the future of syria in two different ways. russia still sees president assad as a possible part of that future and president obama certainly does not see that as the issue. until they iron out those diplomatic -- those political differences, difficult to see how they can bring the militaries to the in one concerted effort against isis. president hollande will try to ramp up the effort against isis, attack them in their homeland. and david cameron meeting him today also plays into the british debate which is whether or not britain should join air strikes in syria. david cameron wants that to happen. he needs to get it through parliament. that'
looking for is some sort of grand coalition against isis in iraq and syria. you've obviously got the situation where you got two different strategies taking place there. one led by russia. one led be i the u.s. the suggestion is everyone should work together to tackle isis on the ground there. president obama is speaking yesterday the press conference to that end. the fundamental problem you've got with it is that they -- russia and the u.s. see the future of syria in two different ways....
At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan : CNNW : November 11, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PST
that special forces troops headed to syria. the challenges around the world remain. >> just about everywhere. i can't think of a place right now where the pentagon isn't looking at the map trying to figure out what may come in the months and years ahead. you know, even europe, today veterans day, whether you call it veterans day, armistice day, remembrance day, it was originally to signify the end of world war i in france in 1918. unbelievably, we are back looking at europe as a place especially in eastern europe because of russian moves there. there's no question about that. in ukraine, in crimea, so many nations in eastern europe unsettled and looking to the united states to provide some military backup power in an emergency, to provide military troops, to help train them, get them ready, get them advanced weapons so they feel more comfortable with those russian moves on their borders in eastern europe. did anybody, you know, two years ago think we would be standing here talking about poland, ukraine, countries which had finally come after so many decades of war into an era of p
that special forces troops headed to syria. the challenges around the world remain. >> just about everywhere. i can't think of a place right now where the pentagon isn't looking at the map trying to figure out what may come in the months and years ahead. you know, even europe, today veterans day, whether you call it veterans day, armistice day, remembrance day, it was originally to signify the end of world war i in france in 1918. unbelievably, we are back looking at europe as a place...
raqqa in syria, in that direction. the caliphate self-declared capital. we've been seeing intense air strikes in the past hours or so. a lot of coalition aircraft in the skies above. while everyone understands that sinjar, the need to retake it is deeply symbolic because of the brutality inflicted on isis, the enslavement, the captivity of women and even children at times when that town was overrun by isis last year, it's also a deeply strategic town because it sits on that main highway. now, we can't disclose our exact location because of the rules the peshmerga put on us for going with them, but this is a main road here. and we have seen that the peshmerga are now on it, quite clearly. it seems able to hold that particular position. in the far west on this town, presumably an isis position has been heavily hit recently. consistent explosions along the skyline here. sinjar itself, the subject it seems to be four plumes of thick, black smoke that haven't stopped. there was optimism this fight would take days, hours from some kurdish officials but at dawn when the operation began in ea
raqqa in syria, in that direction. the caliphate self-declared capital. we've been seeing intense air strikes in the past hours or so. a lot of coalition aircraft in the skies above. while everyone understands that sinjar, the need to retake it is deeply symbolic because of the brutality inflicted on isis, the enslavement, the captivity of women and even children at times when that town was overrun by isis last year, it's also a deeply strategic town because it sits on that main highway. now,...
it was him when they took the shot over syria. >> his real name is mohammed emwazi. it's his voice in the monstrous behealedings of james sotloff, james foley as well as others. this is secretary of state john kerry moments ago. >> we are still assessing the results of this trike. but the terrorist associated with daeish, your days are numbered and you will be geeted. >> let's go to barbara starr for the latest. how did they find him and how do they know he's dead? >> reporter: we now know they had been tracking -- the u.s. intelligence, the u.s. military had been tracking mohammed emwazi for several days. he had been in some location outside of raqqa, syria. began to move into raqqa. that's had they picked up his trail. and they have been trailing him very closely since wednesday. it was yesterday when that drone moved in and took the shot against him when he stepped out of a building and into a vehicle. so, now, why is everybody saying they think they got him but they are not absolutely certain? the reason is this. the u.s. has no military or u.s. intelligence personnel on the gr
it was him when they took the shot over syria. >> his real name is mohammed emwazi. it's his voice in the monstrous behealedings of james sotloff, james foley as well as others. this is secretary of state john kerry moments ago. >> we are still assessing the results of this trike. but the terrorist associated with daeish, your days are numbered and you will be geeted. >> let's go to barbara starr for the latest. how did they find him and how do they know he's dead? >>...
. they are believed to be in iraq or syria right now and have french and belgian connections. cnn's french affiliate reports six attackers, six of the eight people believed to be primarily responsible for the attacks on friday spent time in syria. as i said, french president francois hollande addressed a french session of parliament a short time ago. he calls syria the biggest terrorism factory the world has ever known. he promised more air strikes there. that on top of the 20 bombs dropped overnight. within the last hour, just a few minutes ago, president obama addressed the g-20 summit in turkey. he spoke to reporters there shortly after. he talked about what the paris attacks mean for the u.s. campaign against isis. cnn's jim acosta asked him some pretty tough questions. >> reporter: and i think a lot of americans have this frustration they see that the united states has the greatest military in the world. it has the backing of nearly every other country in the world when it comes to taking on isis. i guess the question is, and if you'll forgive the language, is why can't we take
. they are believed to be in iraq or syria right now and have french and belgian connections. cnn's french affiliate reports six attackers, six of the eight people believed to be primarily responsible for the attacks on friday spent time in syria. as i said, french president francois hollande addressed a french session of parliament a short time ago. he calls syria the biggest terrorism factory the world has ever known. he promised more air strikes there. that on top of the 20 bombs dropped...
them. on that note, russia launched a new round of air strikes on isis in syria. joining us to discuss all this, senior national correspondent matthew chance reporting from moscow and nick paton walsh joining us, once again, from erbil, iraq. matthew, this announcement from vladimir putin, the russian government. russia initially hesitated that it was terrorism that brought down this jet. so what is russia saying they're going to do to track down those behind this? >> that's right. initially it expressed concerns about saying it was terrorists or a mechanical error. now they're out in front, basically being the only ones, the first once to confirm that it was, in fact, a terrorist act and that it was a bomb that brought down that metrojet aircraft leading to the loss of all 224 lives on board. the head of the russian federal security services, the successor organization to the kgb, saying it was a bomb, a terrorist act. a bomb weighing around -- equivalent of 2.2 pounds of tnt on board. the explosion of that device, he said, explains why the fuselage was scattered of the aircra
them. on that note, russia launched a new round of air strikes on isis in syria. joining us to discuss all this, senior national correspondent matthew chance reporting from moscow and nick paton walsh joining us, once again, from erbil, iraq. matthew, this announcement from vladimir putin, the russian government. russia initially hesitated that it was terrorism that brought down this jet. so what is russia saying they're going to do to track down those behind this? >> that's right....
who was believed up until yesterday to have been in syria or iraq. but there is intelligence they had reason to believe that not only was he in france but this northern neighborhood of paris. was he killed this morning? is he one of the two people dead? dna testing under way right now to try to figure that out. also today, police sources tell cnn this raid came just in time. it came just in time to foil some kind of plot that these terror suspects were just getting ready to spring into action. the french interior minister says the police quick actions prevented more crimes and more murders. certainly seems as if they reacted very, very quickly to whatever intelligence they had. take a quick look at how it all unfolded this morning. >> reporter: -- very unusual that they were moving in the crowd here, looking for something and have now moved down the street. you can still see one of them here still operating. er that showing their photo to -- oh, and an explosion has just gone off. this is still very much an ongoing operation. that was quite a large explosion in that direction. >> repo
who was believed up until yesterday to have been in syria or iraq. but there is intelligence they had reason to believe that not only was he in france but this northern neighborhood of paris. was he killed this morning? is he one of the two people dead? dna testing under way right now to try to figure that out. also today, police sources tell cnn this raid came just in time. it came just in time to foil some kind of plot that these terror suspects were just getting ready to spring into action....
believed to have left belgium and gone to syria to join the ranks of isis. but what the belgian investigators say they did not know is that he had somehow gotten back into europe. they only discovered he was back in europe when his remains were found among all the carnage in paris. when asked about the reaction to the deaths of abaaoud, the federal prosecutor's office here said that they don't really have time to rest on any kind of whirls. they're busy right now searching for another key suspect, that fugitive, salah abdeslam, who has been missing sin the paris attacks, whose car was found here in brussels after the paris attacks, after a brief questioning period by french police when he escaped the dragnet there. he's still very much wanted. authorities here very worried what he may be capable of, as long as he is still a fugitive. john? >> that's right. he very much still on the run right now. as we see, probably the most wanted man in europe. ivan watson in belgium, thank you so much. want to bring in cnn terror analyst paul cruickshank. abdelhamid abaaoud dead. three things
believed to have left belgium and gone to syria to join the ranks of isis. but what the belgian investigators say they did not know is that he had somehow gotten back into europe. they only discovered he was back in europe when his remains were found among all the carnage in paris. when asked about the reaction to the deaths of abaaoud, the federal prosecutor's office here said that they don't really have time to rest on any kind of whirls. they're busy right now searching for another key...
also found out many of them, most of them identified so far have gone to syria to connect with isis in that country and have come back. that's the profile of this terrorist attack. here's why this is very concerning because isis is still plotting new waves of attack against france, against europe. indeed, people connected with and working with abdelhamid abaaoud are right at the center of that. one of these is fabien clain, we've been talking about together on our air, who's a long-standing french jihadi who has risen up the isis hierarchy, has a pretty prominent position and reputation of being a master brain washer, radicalized people to get them to go find americans in iraq. what he's trying to claim back all these french and belgian recruits coming in, giving them very, very quick training and then sending them back. the reason they're going so quickly in this training is because that means these french and belgian extremists can just book a holiday to turk y two, three-week vacation, beach vacation, and quickly disappear into syria. so the europe security officers don't suspect th
also found out many of them, most of them identified so far have gone to syria to connect with isis in that country and have come back. that's the profile of this terrorist attack. here's why this is very concerning because isis is still plotting new waves of attack against france, against europe. indeed, people connected with and working with abdelhamid abaaoud are right at the center of that. one of these is fabien clain, we've been talking about together on our air, who's a long-standing...
syria and iraq from an aircraft carrier that recently arrived in the mediterranean. now, after meeting with french president francois hollande, british prime minister david cameron is ready to make the case to parliament to have the uk join the air strikes against isis in syria, this comes as belgian authorities conduct more raids, 21 arrests. the terror threat in brussels hit its highest levels. buses and schools closed down today. in paris, security is still tight. today children had bags searched before entering schools. and officials worked to identify everyone on their campuses. i'm joined by brooke baldwin live in paris with more. how is it over there? >> reporter: nice to see you. good evening from paris here, the place de la republique, one of the heart and nerve centers in paris. the sun is setting. it is officially winter. people are chilly. it is cold. but that is not stopping so many people, the throngs. i visited every one of the attack sites in the last 24 hours, in addition to the bataclan. i have to say i've covered a lot of tragedies. i have never seen the outp
syria and iraq from an aircraft carrier that recently arrived in the mediterranean. now, after meeting with french president francois hollande, british prime minister david cameron is ready to make the case to parliament to have the uk join the air strikes against isis in syria, this comes as belgian authorities conduct more raids, 21 arrests. the terror threat in brussels hit its highest levels. buses and schools closed down today. in paris, security is still tight. today children had bags...
consequences after the jet was shot down right near that turkey/syria border. this is the moment the plane went down in a ball of fire. turkey says two of its f-16s fired on the jet after it repeatedly invade the turkish air space and avoided several warnings. russia says it was flying over syria, not over turkey. a turkish news agency put out this flight data map. they say this is proof that the plane did violate turkish air space. you see the flight path in red. it's shown crossing a line that represents the border between syria and turkey. also nato just convening an emergency meeting to discuss the situation. i want to bring in our senior international correspondents across the globe with all the angles. nick paton walsh in istanbul, matthew chance. this is a huge escalation in the most volatile region of the world right now. what do we know at this hour after seeing that remarkable video of those rebels screaming? >> it does appear likely that the two pilots who ejected from that russian aircraft hit the ground dead. that's what we think we know at this stage. those rebels y
consequences after the jet was shot down right near that turkey/syria border. this is the moment the plane went down in a ball of fire. turkey says two of its f-16s fired on the jet after it repeatedly invade the turkish air space and avoided several warnings. russia says it was flying over syria, not over turkey. a turkish news agency put out this flight data map. they say this is proof that the plane did violate turkish air space. you see the flight path in red. it's shown crossing a line...
suicide bombers right outside the stade de france. a source says he spent time in syria just last year. he then apparently slipped back into europe completely under the radar and unnoticed. investigators are calling that a revelation, quote, and a major concern. brooke baldwin with me live from paris. a lot developing in just the last few hours. also, you've got the intelligence services there in france investigating radicalization among employees at airports, public transport stations. what led them to this? >> reporter: first, if i may, poppy, let me just back up and underscore the point you just made. abrini, a new face, yet another suspect. authorities are releasing his name and photo in the last 24 hours. he's moroccan/belgian. so the fact that we are now hearing from a source that he was in syria as recently as 2014 and somehow slipped back here into europe unnoticed is a massive concern obviously to western intel and to counterterrorism efforts. that is number one. number two, you point out transportation here in paris. so as we have now learned, this is from an investigator close t
suicide bombers right outside the stade de france. a source says he spent time in syria just last year. he then apparently slipped back into europe completely under the radar and unnoticed. investigators are calling that a revelation, quote, and a major concern. brooke baldwin with me live from paris. a lot developing in just the last few hours. also, you've got the intelligence services there in france investigating radicalization among employees at airports, public transport stations. what...
conference. hollande pushing putin to focus his attacks on isis in syria and also to compromise in a politic solution, frankly, to the syrian crisis that's been raging for years now. turkey's midair attack complicates efforts. the co-pilot said there were, quote, no warnings before his plane was shot down, killing the co-pilot. turkey sayses they ignored ten warnings. now turkey's president says the country will not apologize. >> i think if there's a party that needs to apologize, it's not us. those who violated our air space are the ones who need to apologize. our pilots did their duties which responded to the rules of engagement. i think this is the essence. >> let's go straight to matthew chance live for us in moscow. this is a critical meeting. it is sort of wrapping up this worldwide tour meeting with leaders hollande has had from cameron to merkel, obama, new putin. what do you expect to come from the meeting? >> i think that's a really good point. planned in the aftermath of the paris attacks and it came before the shootdown of that russian warplane by turkish f-16s on the bor
conference. hollande pushing putin to focus his attacks on isis in syria and also to compromise in a politic solution, frankly, to the syrian crisis that's been raging for years now. turkey's midair attack complicates efforts. the co-pilot said there were, quote, no warnings before his plane was shot down, killing the co-pilot. turkey sayses they ignored ten warnings. now turkey's president says the country will not apologize. >> i think if there's a party that needs to apologize, it's...