♪ absolutely disturbing new video showing the moment a bomb goes off inside a mosque in yemen as people worship. we will show you more of this video in a moment. >> police reveal other deadly weapons new orleans suspect had in his possession. >> ted cruz is about to make it official. monday, he is expected to formally announce he is running

for president. so glad to have you with us. good morning, i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >> video inside a yemen mosque that shows the moment that bomb exploded while people were worshipping. take a listen. >> the situation in yemen is so bad now. the u.s. is pulling its last military forces in yemen out because of the situation taking place there. our correspondent is joining us now live in baghdad. i think it's pretty obvious here that the jihadist organizations will be able to exploit the absence of the u.s. in yemen w

now. >> reporter: absolutely. this has been the concern. the u.s. describing the evacuation of these troops as a temporary relocation outside the country but the situation there is looking grim right now. the country seems to be descending into further chaos. concerns about possible all-out civil war in the country. this is coming after the u.s. embassy in sanaa was shut last month. as you recall, u.s. staff pulled out. they are having concerns what this means for the counterterrorism in the country operations there. you know the u.s. there has been targeting the leadership of one of al qaeda most dangerous and most powerful franchises in the world, al qaeda and arabian peninsula and u.s. there lost a local ally in the fight on

terrorism in that country with the removal and the pushing out of sanaa as the government president haddy was pushed out by the rebels the past few months as you recall. the state department in its statement is saying following this evacuation, quote, it says we also continue to obviously monitor the terrorist threat emanating from yemen and have the capabilities postured in the area to address them. but, of course, a lot of concerns about intelligence gathering and the terrorism there not just with the threat from aqap there, but, of course, the concerns about the possible emergence of isis there and that group exploiting the political unrest and backhold to gain a fo foothold in that country. >> the u.s. security council is meeting later today. what do you expect from that meeting, if anything, other than a piece of paper or a statement?

>> reporter: we have heard the international community and u.s. reiterating there is no military decision for the political situation in yemen. they are trying come through a dialogue that has really stalled and gotten nowhere the past few months. but it is very difficult to see that happening, talking to people there on the ground, we are hearing from people there. the situation looks very tense. and lots of concerns that these talks right now are not going to do much and that the situation is headed towards a possible civil war there. lots of concerns. >> jomana karadsheh, thank you. general mark hurtling joins

us now. i want to start from the state department spokesman say they continue to actively monitor the terrorist threats there in ye n yemen. that sounds assuring but, in reality, what does this withdrawal mean for the u.s. ability to survey and respond from any threats coming from that area? >> it's a significant issue, victor, and it's a great question, because when you're talking about pulling out the special operating forces, which, by the way, this wasn't decided after the mosque bombing of a few days ago. this was decided about a week ago. you're talking about losing all contact with the country. there's very little cia operations there. the special operations forces are now out. the embassy is closed and all of those things contribute. what we are seeing, as the report mentioned, this is not only the potential for a large civil war, but there is going to be intra-jihadi fighting.

this mosque bombing is significant, because this is something that lked wal qaeda wd not to do by zawahiri. they were told not to go bomb mosques and go after these civilian targets in yemen. it is an indicator there is fighting not only the houthi and al qaeda, but also now this mixture of small elements of isis as well into this country. >> yeah. al qaeda was quick to release a statement saying this attack was not consistent with their guidelines to make sure that the world knew that this was not an al qaeda attack. let me read another element of this state department statement. i'm going to parepai parapraise. no political solutions in yemen but what is the military situation there? >> it gets back to the

discussion the three of us had had recently you can't kill your way out of this. it contributes to eliminating the evil and the bad guys. as the houthis revoled ated ande into the country and the prime minister left, there is not a solution or a government. you really are having a failed state from a state that just a few months ago was touted, as everyone knows, as the example. when the government falls apart, chaos exists. and that is what we're fighting right now. the military solution is such that you could go in, but, again, in this kind of a situation, if forces come in, even u.n. or u.s. forces come in or any other paramilitary organizational fight, who do they fight? i hate to use the expression but a schwarz scene of bad guys. you don't know who to single out

who is who and it's difficult to have an intelligence source and some kind of government source to help in that regard. >> multifaceted problems here. general mark hurtling, thank you very much. >> thank you, victor. chilling new video of wednesday's deadly terror attack in tunisia's national museum. surveillance video inside the museum. two gunmen there and had hand grenades. at one point, a man walking down the stairs almost bumped into them. they let him go, for whatever reason, but they killed 23 other people and most of them foreign tourists. "the washington post" is reporting they fended off anti-terrorism police nearly two hours and finally killed when one of their grenades failed to explode and the police were able to shoot them. this morning, new and frightening details of friday

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12 minutes after the hour now. turns out the attacker at the new orleans airport friday night

was armed with more than just a machete. >> investigators now say the suspect was carrying a bag full of molotov cocktails and smoke bombs that were in his car. the man died yesterday as a result of bullet wounds that he suffered in the onslaught. cnn's shasta darlington has more of what we learned about the suspect. >> reporter: good morning. we have new details about the bizarre of tsa agents at the new orleans airport on friday night. the machete wielding suspect known as richard white died saturday evening result of the injuries he sustained. on friday night, first white first attacked security agents with watch spread and pulled a machete from his waistband and chae chasing a tsa agent. the deputies took him down. at a press conference, rochelle

called the policewoman a hero. >> i have to say officer sleet is my hero. the man was inches away from whacking me with a machete and she saved my life and probably a lot of others not to mention a lot of injuries. >> reporter: the sheriff had new details. >> he had a bag in his hand and we didn't know that at first. in fact, all of the witnesses, obviously, so being chased with watch spray and a machete never noticed a bag. what the bag revealed was six half pint mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid that we now know to be gasoline which you commonly would refer to as a molotov cocktail. had he a barbecue lighter in the bag. he also had a letter opener plastic. >> reporter: police are still digging in trying to understand just what drove richard white to go on this rampage.

back to you. >> shasta, thank you so much. cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes is joining us now. we wanted to bring you back, tom, talk about the fact we have these new details. the smoke bomb, the molotov cocktails. smock bombs were in his car. what do you think is the takeaway here from the fact that, you know, he had some things on him. surely anybody in their right mind wouldn't think they are going to be able to go into an airport with a machete, attack, then go back to his car and possibly get more ammunition in some way. >> chris ti, just said the main phrase. anybody in their right mind. i think this is an example of someone not in his right mind. now he is dead there is no way to absolutely find out what he was thinking and even if he lived and said what he was thinking, you don't know if he was really thinking it at the time. so, you know, yes, he did have this array of, i guess,

weaponry, explosives, the machete itself. thankfully he didn't have a fully automatic weapons or any other firearms that could have inflicted tremendous damage in there. nobody in their right mind is going to expect to get past tsa with even a pocket knife, much less a machete and mog molotov cocktai cocktails. he had mental problems, no question about that. >> officials say he suffered from some type of mental illness. his wife and children are being very cooperative is recognized by authorities. how much do you think they will be able to glean from this and what is the takeaway in terms of how it was handled at the airport? >> well, first of all, as far as the family cooperating, yes, there's been reports that he had mental problems, they knew he was mentally ill but he was a

jehovah witness and refused any kind of treatment so they are not surprised and i think why they are cooperative with that. as far as how it was handled at the airport, you know, tsa has determined for their tens of thousands of magnetometers in the airport not feasible for them to train and arm all of them with firearms. so, therefore, they rely on the local police department, in this case, the deputy sheriff that was on duty nearby, and she, of course, does save the day and is able to stop him, you know, by shooting him. so i think that, you know, really what more can you do? you've got the tsa guards, they were manning the magnetometer. at some point, wherever the first checkpoint is, that is where you're going to have the problem and where they did encounter hem and they did prevent him from getting any further into the. >> >> kudos to all of them certainly. tom fuentes, always good to have

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some other stories developing right now. 21 minutes past the hour. four florida police officers out of a job this morning. three were fired. another right haesigned in ft. lauderdale after exchange a series of racially offensive text messages and a video portraying president obama in a derogatory way. >> in these texts it says the men criticized coworkers including african-american and making a comment about their appearance and they worked in a predominantly african-american neighborhood. police have the excruciating task of telling a father away on business that seven of his eight children are dead. three sisters and four brothers died in a fire in their home early saturday morning. the children ranged in age from 5 to 16. their mother and 14-year-old daughter survived after jumping from a window to escape the flames. there was a fire detector but it was in the basement of the home.

a malfunctioning hot plate meant to keep food warm is blamed for that fire. listen to this from the president of sierra leone. the president wants to stop ebola by keeping everyone inside the house. the campaign called zero ebola will make all citizens stay inside their homes march 27th through the 29th between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on three consecutive days. in a statement the president said this will provide an opportunity to reflect and to pray for the eradication of the disease. similar campaigns in the past have been tried, but those resulted in riots. so we will see how it goes in sierra leone. turning to march madness now, where a mighty number one seed has gone down! brackets! shock! hearts broken! wolf pack stunned the ncaa tournament. plus plenty more last-minute drama from ncaa games. >> good morning, guys.

yes, 30 yerars march madness turns into sadness for villanova and all of us had them advancing to the final four. we are crossing the cats off our brackets. it was a shocking 71-68 upset. even president obama had villanova in his national championship game. nc state's last win against a number one seed was in a game in 1983 game. they move on to play winner of iowa and northern illinois game. two schools separated by just 136 miles delivered a thrill. fighting irish fought past the bulldogs in overtime 67-64 and advancing to the sweet 16 for the first time since 2003 mike gray, the head coach, revealed

to his team after the game that his 84-year-old mother betty bray who was a swimmer in the 1956 olympics had passed away. the clock struck midnight for everyone's favorite cinderella team. the tournament darlings after knocking number three seed baylor on thursday. head coach ron hunter is a big story after tearing that achilles tendon. this time his team feel to xavier. 75-67. after the game, he gave us another great emotional moment and great sound bite when he talked about his son, star guard a.j. hunter. >> i'm a coach and a father.

i love this kid, man! i love him! >> awesome moment. that coach is something special. speaking of awesome moments. kentucky is the first team in college basketball history to reach a perfect 36-0. the wildcards shellacked cincinnati to advance to the sweet 16. kentucky only needs four more wins to complete that perfect season and win the national championship. next challenge is the winner of west virginia and maryland on thursday. belly up to a bar or whatever you're going to do, there is eight games in action on tap this afternoon! action starts off at 12:10 eastern on cbs. you can watch all of the games on our turner sports sister stations tbs and tnt. >> so we have bracket

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presidential nomination without real opposition. whoever the next president is, he or she may inherit strange relations with one of the united states staunchest long time allies. talking about israeli. israeli's prime minister benning minute netanyahu party captured the most seats in the presidential election in israeli. remember, netanyahu said he was against two-state solution while he was campaigning. but since his party's victory, he said he believes in palestinian statehood. >> well, we take him at his word, what he said that it wouldn't happen during his prime ministership. and so that is why we have got to evaluate what other options are available to make sure that we don't see a chaotic situation in the region. >> let's hit all three of these big political stories with political reporter zeke miller from "time" magazine who is on the phone bus.

let's start with ted cruz. the most recent poll four candidates broke double digits with jeb bush on top and you see them here on the screen. ted cruz, way back in eighth place there with 4%. "the houston chronicle" reporting he is going straight to announcing his candidatesy and skipping the explore tory phase. does he get a head start or does it matter? >> it certainly helps him. the difference between ted cruz and jeb bush, ted cruz is not never allowed to personally go to a super pac and try to raise money for that what is jeb bush has been doing the past two months raising millions upon millions of dollars to help him through a super pac. ted cruz doesn't have that luxury. for him there is every incentive to get in as soon as possible because he can start raising money in hard federal dollars that allow him to compete against the beatter funded jeb

bush. >> move to the democrats. the latest poll showing hillary clinton has overwhelming lead over vice president joe biden there at 15%. warren said repeatedly she is not going to compete for the 2016 nomination. let's listen. >> i am not running for president. i am not running for president. i am not running for president. >> but if hillary didn't run, you might give it a shot? >> i am not running for president! >> she said several times she is not running. i wonder if warren gets into this is "the boston globe" editorial board suggesting she will have a real opportunity to be a real contender for the nomination or is she just the more liberal voice to make sure that the populace wing of the party? >> she will be would the

alternative liberal. it's clear she doesn't have a path to the nomination. she would probably keep secretary clinton honest and you here them saying move on in the committee calling her to run because they want to keep -- from moving to the senator too soon and reserved for the general election. they want her to speak to her interests now. that doesn't seem to be the case. she says no. that's probably not going to change. but republicans see more like o'malley before senator warren. but it's not clear he is ever going to be a credible challenge to her but he will keep her honest to the base and that is what they are betting on. >> rounding out the top three here. the current president, president obama his icy relationship with the israeli prime minister. the white house reassessing that relationship. do we know what this reassessing looks like and if this can be

thawed? >> well, certainly for this administration there never was a strong relationship between the president and the israeli prime minister now that relationship is extending to the two administrations from a whole host of policies like to to deal with the palestinian stayedhood. this is something, right now, the white house certainly talking. it's not clear how much they will ever follow through on it, partly because of the invested politics and partly because of policy. certainly the next administration, whether it be secretary clinton a democratic nominee or anyone on the republican side, that relationship will be very different, both parties both likely, you know -- contenders, you know, better personal relationships with prime minister netanyahu at the table and that is probably what we will see that relationship change. it will be very interesting to

look how secretary clinton tries to see where the president is and where republicans are and, you know, building on her existing relationships with the israeli prime minister. >> political reporter with "time" magazine, zeke miller, thank you so much. new details in the case of the university of virginia student claiming that she was raped by seven men at a frat party. the story made national headlines following a "rolling stone" article. there were so many questions after the report that police got involved. and, now, we can final get some answers. amanda knox once again in the news. the question everybody is asking, will italy try to force the u.s. to extradite the murder suspect? that's ahead. google search: bodega beach house.

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"rolling stone" magazine she was attacked at a fraternity party. discrepancies in her story emerged and that caused "rolling stone" to apologize for the article. >> reporter: we may finally learn what really happened to the woman named jackie whose story in "rolling stone own caught attention last fall. in the article, a university of virginia student named jackie claimed she was brutally raped by seven men during a fraternity party. university officials who acknowledge they did know some of the details of jackie's story months before "rolling stone" article published, they asked the police to launch an investigation. long before the criminal investigation concluded, a few important things happened. first, "rolling stone" apologized for its reporting when it became clear there were

discrepancies the woman's account. friends of jackie told cnn they were with her that night and she told a different story of what happened. they showed us e-mails and text messages that appeared to show that jackie had fabricated the man who she said orchestrated her rape. police cleared the fraternity where jackie said the alleged rape had happened. but police have always left open this possibility that jackie was raped somewhere else or on different night. now it's important to remember that the police investigation is separate from the university of virginia's internal investigation into whether they handled jackie's claim and other reports of sexual assaults correctly. >> sarah, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn's law enforcement analyst tom fun ten now. >> what questions specifically do the police need to answer? >> first of all, they need to

answer, did it occur? and what part of her accounts are true and what aren't, and is there another possibility that she was raped somewhere else. but the number of discrepancies that came up in "the rolling stone" article caused "rolling stone" to issue a partial apology i guess this past december but not a complete retraction of the entire story, so they left it open that it could have happened or something happened or someone did, you know, possibly rape her somewhere. so there is a lot of confusion about this case from the beginning, from the initial criminal investigation in charlottesville and the university of virginia to the continuing investigation that continued after the two articles appeared. hopefully, we get some answers tomorrow afternoon. >> if this story was fabricated in part or in whole, will there be consequences for this woman known as jackie? >> that's a good question. there could be. she did make the report

apparently and if she filed a police report that this happened at the time last fall, then the possibility of filing a false police report would exist or making false accusations against the fraternity, but, you know, we will have to wait and see just what they have in terms of facts to support her story or refute her story. >> tom fuentes, thank you so much. we will have more on this story the next hour and talk about "the rolling stone" element of this and if they will, if the story is made up, issue a full retract hundred. >> amanda knox is back in the news. we wind if she will end up in an italian cell mate for the murder of her former roommate. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on...

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49 minutes past the hour right now. will amanda knox be extradited and forced back into an italian jail cell for the roommate of her former roommate meredith kercher? the case is not over. since 2007 knox has been acquainted convicted again of the same crime. an investigationive journalist is joining us now. nina, it's so informative. you've covered this roller coaster for years. as we get close to a resolution, do you think we will finally have one?

>> well, i think that we will have one in the sense that the court activity in italy probably can't go any further. this is the final appeal. the system is sort of like a tennis game. it goes back and forth and back and forth and both sides can appeal and this is the final defense appeal. supreme court has already ruled once the conviction should stand. so they will probably rule as they did before and the conviction will be upheld and that means that the issue will become a matter of whether the italians asking for her to be extradited and returned to italy. >> do you think that will happen? and do you think the u.s. will allow it? >> my sources in the state department told me they don't expect the italian government to ask for extradition. the government, the political side of the italian system is separate from the judiciary and the political people in italy probably don't want to start a

diplomatic showdown with the united states because the united states has informed them they probably will not return her and not agree to an extradition. it's hard to tell exactly how they are going to behave. i can't predict that but that is what i'm understanding. >> so if they would try to extradite her and the u.s. would not agree to that, does that make her a fugitive of the law, and what would that mean for her life if she wanted to travel? >> well, that's a really good question that you should probably ask a lawyer. i understand that if -- i mean, she certainly wouldn't be a fugitive in the united states. if the united states doesn't put it into our own justice system, she is not a fugitive here but if she were to go to canada or mexico which i assume have extradition treaties with italy, i guess the italians could ask for those national governments

to arrest her. if they go to the level of asking her to be extradited. >> you spent ten months in italy. you talked to lawyers in the cases and you communicated with the defendants and talked to family and friends and scoured police record. what was your takeaway from all of the information you gathered about amanda knox's involvement in this murder? >> as i wrote in my book, which is why i was there to ten months, and as i wrote in "the "newsweek"" article that is out this week, i believe injustice occurred this was a naive young woman in the country where the language was not her native language. the police were in a hurry to get this case solved. the prosecutor made a bad call early on. they had the person whose fingerprints and dna are in the murder room in their clutches two weeks after they accused these students. but they didn't change their

case around. and this happens in the united states, it happens often when prosecutors make mistakes, they don't like to turn the ship around. once the jaws of the legal system start to work, it's very hard for them to admit that they made a mistake. in this case, they had -- it was a small town. the authorities had the international media, tv trucks filling the historic central of this old town, and they couldn't admit, oops, wait a minute, this salacious story that we have told you about a sex game gong wrong organize tratchestrated b american woman had gone wrong. >> nina burleigh, thank you for your insight. >> you're welcome. u.s. forces pulling out of yemen. this tiny nation is spiraling into chaos. what might be the consequences

for the u.s.? we will get into that at the top of the hour.

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