. >>> all right, wolf blitzer. thank you so much. great to be with all of you on this monday. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. got to get to these huge governments out of texas today where this isis sympathizer and his accomplice have been killed after opening fire outside this exhibit. this exhibit was featuring cartoon drawings of the prophet muhammad. the event, sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative which some critics describe as a hate group, offered as much as $10,000 for the best cartoon of prophet muhammad knowing full well that muslims consider any depiction of the prophet blasphemous and knowing such offenses in the past have been met w

. >>> all right, wolf blitzer. thank you so much. great to be with all of you on this monday. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. got to get to these huge governments out of texas today where this isis sympathizer and his accomplice have been killed after opening fire outside this exhibit. this exhibit was featuring cartoon drawings of the prophet muhammad. the event, sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative which some critics describe as a hate group, offered as much as $10,000 for the best cartoon of prophet muhammad knowing full well that muslims consider any depiction of the prophet blasphemous and knowing such offenses in the past have been met with deadly violence. this time the gunmen were the only ones to die. >> in about ten minutes to 7:00 a dark-colored vehicle pulled up to the west entrance parking lot. there was a police officer, a police car there blocking that entrance.

thank you. >> thank you. >> wolf blitzer. that does it for us.is "breaking news" 35 years of cnn" with wolf. >> the following is a cnn special report. >> i dedicate a cable news yet work. >> good evening, i'm david walker walker. >> and i'm lois hart now here is the news. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> approximately four shots were fired at the president. >> the massacre of hundreds of thousands. >> the president has endorsed german reunification. >> for 35 years we've been every year. >> the skies over baghdad has been illuminated. >> this is one pocket fz turmoil in the

news. . >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem, 2:00 a.m. tuesday in pyongyang, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we start with breaking news. the investigation into a shooting in texas which echos past attacks in paris and denmark. the shooting targeted a contest for cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. the two gunmen were killed after opening fire in front of the event and this just in the first picture of one of the gunmen elton simpson, there he is we're learning more about him and past terror accusations. a little while ago we heard from the police about the attack and the investigation. >> both of them had assault rifles came around the back of the car and started shooting at the police car. the police officer in that car began returning fire and struck both men taking them down. obviously they were there to shoot people. we will continue to investigate. this is not going to be a real

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wolf blitzer reporting from washington.boeing disputing sensational allegations that a passenger gained access to the plane's controls during a flight according to federal court documents chris roberts, a cyber security consultant based in denver claims he was able to hack into in-flight entertainment systems on up to 20 flights and from there, get too other critical plane functions. but boeing says it's not possible because the flight controls are isolated from the entertainment electronics. still, the fbi says it's investigating after roberts sent out disturbing tweets at a recent flight. journalists kim jet interviewed him and wrote an article for wired magazine and author of "countdown to zero day" and joining us is former faa senior inspector david susie. what has roberts claim to have done? >> well according to the fbi affidavit, he told the fbi back in february he connected his laptop to a network box below the passenger seat and used a default password to get on the entertainment flight in flight entertainment syste

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i'm wolf blitzer. you here in "the situation room." >> isis is rushing to take advantage of its stunning capture of the city of ramadi as tens of thousands of people flee the city in panic. the terror group is right now pushing farther east attacking a town closer to baghdad. after the collapse of u.s. trained and iraqi troops the bomb ma administration says the fight against isis will be a long slog. this comes as we learn new details about the growing reach of isis now extending well beyond the battlefields. and there are growing fears right now that the terror group could use a new foothold in north africa to infiltrate europe. i'll talk about that and more with senator james risch and our correspondents analysts and guests they're all standing by with full coverage. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. the national security adviser to the president, susan rice says ra mady will be a long slog. calling it a setback. what's the latest you're hearing? >> that word setback. right

wolf blitzer. a u.s. spy plane flew over the south china sea. what is your team working on? >> jim sciutto, our chief national security correspondent, was on this poseidon over the south china sea. the chinese are building these huge manmade islands there, not just for recreation or condos but for military purposes. the u.s. is very worried about it. and jim sciutto got exclusive access flying on one of these poseidons over the area. we'll take our viewers there. senator tom cotton is standing by. marie harf, we'll get her reaction. lots of news coming up. >> under ten minutes. "the situation room." wolf blitzer. thank you so much. >>> coming up tonight will be a sad night not just for david letterman fans but for his sidekick and friend paul schaefer. paul schaefer visits "the lead" next. what he tells me about the final show and the strange way his boss broke the news to him what he was he tiring. so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. w

. >> wolf blitzer joins me now.n room" had just launched right around the time of hurricane katrina, that must have been a challenge to ko the story. i remember covering it for abc news. it was horrific. >> i was so poignant and anderson did an amazing job. sanjay gupta. our whole team were watching what was going on. you were there. it's hard to believe it's been ten years since that occurred. it's one of the many stories we're going to feature on tonight in our 35th anniversary special report. for all of the news junkies who are out there watching us toright now they'll want to watch tonight, some of the biggest stories we've covered. >> and you've been there for 25 of those? >> 25 of the 35 years. >> what was your first day like? >> i sat at the assignment desk and the then washington bureau chief said to me watch veto see what he does to get a little feeling of what television news was all about. i went to the pentagon became the pentagon correspondent. that was may 8 wth, 1990 and august 1 wst 1990 saddam husse

turning you over now to wolf blitzer in the"the situation room"." the united states. the u.s. homeland security secretary is sourchdnding the alarm saying we've entered a new phase. an attacker could strike at any moment. >>> wounded. george zimmerman, flags down police and a witness hears another man say, i just shot george zimmerman. stand by for the latest. >>> and failure to launch. north korea releases pictures to back up its claim of an

you see wolf blitzer. he's here with me onset.d to focus on what we showed moments ago. i think it's important to use your word to be precise. when he was on fox with megyn kelly may 10th he said i would have authorized the invasion so would hillary clinton, and so would almost everyone confronted with the intelligence they got. then as he was just talking about it just in the last few moments, he said his evolving answer after knowing what he knows now, i would not have gone into iraq. to me there is a stark difference in those responses. >> right. hillary clinton did vote for the authorization leading into the war in 2003 as did joe biden, for example. a whole bunch of other democrats as well. they got the same intelligence the president of the united states got. the president got intelligence saying saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction, had stockpiles and as a result they voted for the authorization. there were some not a whole lot, but some senators who voted against that authorization and they got the same intellige

my colleague, wolf blitzer will continue this story right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. in baghdad, 9:30 p.m. in tehran. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much forever joining us. we start with a major iraqi offensive aimed at isis. the iraqi military move comes ss a week after they took over ramadi. the iraqi move also aimed at taking back anbar, mostly in the grip of isis fighters right now. our senior international correspondent initial peyton walsh is joining us live. he's in baghdad. what do we know about this iraqi military offensive? who exactly is taking part? >> at this stage, wolf i'll explain the scene around me. we know the last hours or so have been fraught by a sandstorm. we're in the back end of this here in baghdad. which explains the mist you're seeing behind me. that will have substantially slowed progress on the ground militarily. who is involved in this? well for the most part people in fact who will not benefit too much from the cover the sandstorm provides. on

i'm jake tapper turning everybody 0er to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now breaking news. heightened alert. the pentagon ordering increased security at all u.s. military bases amid concerns of isis terror threats against u.s. troops. the fbi now investigating hundreds of suspected isis sympathizers here in the united states. what threats are they looking at? >>> three-way plane crash, a massive fireball as a plane slams into a major interstate killing people. the last-minute maneuver overting a big

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i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> we are following two breaking stories. startling new revelations about the terror attack in texas. the head of the fbi telling cnn his agency not only sent out a warning that simpson was interested in the gathering near dallas the fbi agents were waiting at a command post when the attack came. we have more on the terror threat that's coming up. let's begin with another major breaking story right now. polls are closing right now across the united kingdom in what analysts are calling the most unpredictable british election in decades. results are crucial to the united states. the prime minister has been obama's top partner in the war on terror and the battle against isis. our correspondents and experts are standing by to bring you coverage of the breaking news. let's begin with nic robertson. he is standing by in london where the polls have just closed. nick? nic? >> reporter: the doors closed. they have been open for 15 hours. the understanding is t

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> a chiling threat of more attacks on america from a notorious british computer expert turned isis recruit suspected of inspiring this week's attack on an event in texas in which two american gunmen jihadist sympathizers were shot dead. he may have been in on the plot. >>> body cameras will be issued in baltimore to help keep an eye on things. >>> and the feds break their silence about the eye in the sky. aerial surveillance carried out during the disturbances. >>> another breaking story right now as well. tornadoes touched down in kansas and oklahoma. we're following the latest developments in the cnn weather center. and there are storm chasers out in the field. i'll speak live with senator tom cotton of the armed intelligence and services committees. and our correspondents and guests are standing by with full coverage. >>> let's begin with isis the threat to america, brian todd has the latest. >> tonight we have learned that elton simpson tweeted in

. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington 8 p.m. in baghdad, from wherever you're watching around the world, thank you very much for joining us. we start with corruption on a global scale, rocking the management of the organization responsible for the world's most popular sport. fifa is the governing body for football or soccer as it is called here in the united states and responsible for the rules for more than 200 countries. more importantly they control the world cup which is watched by billions of people every four years. in switzerland, several members of the fifa management were arrested at a luxury hotel. they're in switzerland for the organization's annual meeting. the suspects face extradition to the united states where the u.s. justice department is looking into allegations of bribery, fraud, and money laundering that has gone on for more than two decades involving more than 100 million dollars. just a little while ago we heard from the u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch. >> they were expected to uphold the rules that ke

. >> wolf blitzer. that does it for us. now here is "breaking news" 35 years of cnn" with wolf. >> the following is a cnn special report. >> i dedicate a cable news yet work. >> good evening, i'm david walk walker. >> and i'm lois hart, now here is the news. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> approximately four shots were fired at the president. >> the massacre of hundreds of thousands. >> the president has endorsed german reunification. >> for 35 years we've been every year. >> the skies over baghdad has been illuminated. >> this is one pocket fz turmoil in the egyptian capital. >> there is nothing subtle about the horrors of this war. >> liftoff of the space shuttle mission. >> obviously a major malfunction. >> police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. >> israeli officials believe he will try to use restraint. >> you can see the people below trapped on the mountain. >> covering the devastate. >> i'm outside of this pediatric hospital. just take a look inside. >> we want out. >> some people have been waiting inside fo

please tweet me at wolf blitzer.w. >> "outfront" tonight, breaking news. the investigation into the amtrak crash now zeroing in on the engineer. sources tell cnn they are not ruling out something intentional. a live report coming up. >>> plus isis seizes the key city of ramadi. not far from baghdad, 400 prisoners released from jails, hundreds killed. fleeing the city. will there be a massacre? >>> in texas, warnings of more biker gang violence. nine murdered in a shoot-out. what started this? and could it happen again? let's go "outfront." and

. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. in damascus wherever you're watching around the world thanks very much for joining us. we start with an isis claim, they're claiming responsibility for the terror attack in texas. the terror group referring to their so-called soldiers as carrying out that failed attack on an event featuring cartoons of the prophet mohammed. we're also learning more details about the shooters themselves from their home in phoenix, arizona. joining us now from beirut is our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh and from phoenix is key yong law. isis taking responsibility but what do we know about the terror group's role in this attack in texas? >> at this stage, very little and there is scant detail offered in the statement that they put out on their official radio station, thought to broadcast out of northern iraq. they said as you mentioned that they're soldiers of the caliphate in northern iraq they've self-declared as ans islamic state, those soldiers as we know from reading media repo

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. in what certainly looks every bit like a slap in the face by saudi arabia king salman aziz is no longer coming to washington this week. the last-minute change of mind not only takes the king out of a security summit at camp david with the u.s. and other gulf arab states but keeps him out of a planned one-on-one meeting at the white house with president obama. we get more from cnn's becky anderson. >> it is the gold embossed invitation seldom refused. a dinner date at the white house. yet, of the six arab countries invited to sit down with the president, only two are sending their heads of state, qatar and q 8. ill health was always going to keep oman and the aue sheikh ka alisha fa away. the biggest no show is saudi arabia's king salman aziz. saudi officials say he's staying in riyadh to oversee a cease-fire supposed to go in effect in yemen tuesday. the white house has sought to downplay an

>>> hello i'm wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington, a 6:00 p.m. in london wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining pus. we start with a critical fight for iraqi special forces and as they try to push isis out of a key oil refinery. the battle brings back memories of the end of the first gulf war in 1991 when iraqi forces under saddam hussein burned oil fields as they fled kuwait. similar disaster could follow and isis withdraw. now we have more on the battle. >> reporter: this is just a taste of how apock ka liptic it could get at the oil refinery already choking on smoke. part of this huge complex is still held by isis shia fighters filmed this tuesday, the month's long fight here slowed by fears of the chaos isis could reach if they scorch and burn here. iraqi special forces took us to their front line defending the ruins of a house at a coalition air strike pushed isis out of here. they are from the elite golden division. their colleagues part of the troops the u.s. said lacked the will to fight. that line of

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george clooney, wolf blitzer, i don't know they would all be in there. thanks for joining us at this hour. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello everyone i'm ashleigh banfield, welcome to "legal review." you need to look closely at your screen, because the man identified by the washington, d.c. police as daron dylon wint is said to be a maryland resident, 34 years old, is a very dangerous person. one week to the day after an arson fire in one of d.c.'s most exclusive neighborhoods, we know fire was probably the least of the horrors that took place in that lavish home and daron dylon wint is believed to be the person responsibility for much of it, if not all of it. wint has been traced to the new york city area. we hope to learn more in a news conference in washington, d.c. about 15 minutes from now. of course we will bring you that live the moment it happens. in the meantime my cnn colleague tells a story of murder, torture, extortion and then that telltale pizza. >> a bizarre twist in the brutal quadruple murder and arson in an up scale d.c. neighborh

please tweet me at wolf blitzer.the situation room." erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> out flont next breaking news police on the hunt for more accomplices in the d.c. mansion murder. this as a key witness tonight changes his story. >>> plus the duggar family bombshell. tlc now pulling the hit show" 19 kids and counting" after the oldest son admits he molested girls, including his own siblings. >>> kim jong-un's broth spotted at an eric clapton's concert singing "i shot the sheriff." let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. we begin with

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the"the situation room"." we're following multiple breaking stories in the war on isis including disturbing new reports of isis fighters fortifying their positions as well as planting bombs and boboby traps around key iraqi cities. there's also breaking news involving a potentially deadly mistake by the united states military. it shipped live anthrax to laboratories in at least nine states. the centers for disease control and prevention have been called in. they are investigating. congressman john garamendi is standing by to take our questions. our correspondents and experts are working their sources. they're standing by to bring us the very latest on all the breaking news. let's go to our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. she's got the very latest. >> reporter: wolf the centers for disease control and the defense department looking into all of this. right now, they know that last friday a shipment of live anthrax inadvertently went to one lab in one state. but overall,

i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer.ls about our top story, the fbi now saying that an air france plane has been cleared at jfk airport after being escorted there by two f-15 fighter jets. a series of threatening calls had been made today against several airline flights that included this air france flight 22. none of those threats proven to be legitimate so far but when the pilots of this air france flight didn't respond to u.s. authorities the two jets were scrambled to escort the plane to jfk airport. the fbi now saying that passengers were taken off the plane, no incidents or hazards were reported on board by either the passengers or the crew. >>> isis fighters are inching closer to baghdad and despite victories in towns barely an hour's drive from iraq's capital, some in baghdad say the city isn't in danger of falling but, of course as you can imagine residents there are very much on edge and in a country that is weary from years of war and blood shed the story of one photographer may say it best his livelihood used

get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. 1:00 p.m. in washington, 8:00 p.m. in moscow, 10:45 p.m. in kathmandu, wherever you're watching from around the world thanks very much for joining us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get to the breaking news. a country still reeling from a major earthquake gets hit again. take a look at this video just in from nepal. it shows a building collapsing into a pile of dust and rubble. >> wow. today's magnitude 7.3 trembler comes less than three weeks after a devastating earthquake killed thousands of people. as the ground shook once again, traumatized residents scrambled to try to get to safety. >> all of the buildings in the area that i was driving through where we ended up stopping, just emptied, literally hundreds of people, mom with their kids close to their vests, men, young

wolf blitzer, who is right next door in "the situation room." >>> happening now -- no memory.trak engineer says his client can't even recall the deadly train crash. we're digging into what happened leading up to the rail disaster. >>> rising death toll. another body is found in the wreckage as amtrak starts removing the smashed railcars and working on restoring service to a critical transportation corridor used by millions. >>> masters voice, following rumors of his death, the leader of isis finally speaking out, calling for new recruits to join the terror group, and wage holy war. >>> and losing his grip? north korea's kim jong-un ruling with an iron fist. after a series of executions experts now wonder if his regime is spiraling out of control. >>> i'm wolf blitzer.

i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with the breaking news. the u.s.

my colleague, wolf blitzer will continue this story right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in baghdad, 9:30 p.m. in tehran. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much forever joining us. we start with a major iraqi offensive aimed at isis. the iraqi military move come s week after they took over ramadi. the iraqi move also aimed at taking back anbar, mostly in the grip of isis fighters right now. our

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. let's talk about the race for the white house, income inequality a major issue in the 2016 presidential race. hillary clinton has made headlines over the revelation she and her husband former president bill clinton made about $30 million since last year alone and speaking fees $5 million for the book that she wrote. listen to what she said about that when she spoke to reporters just a little while ago. >> on your income disclosure that came out on friday you are in the tip top echelon of earners in this country. how do you expect everyday americans to relate to you? >> well obviously bill and i have been blessed and we're very grateful for the opportunities that we had, but we've never forgotten where we came from and we've never forgotten the kind of country that we want to see for our granddaughter and that means that we're going to fight to make sure that everybody has the same chances to live up to his or her own god given potential. so i think that most americans understand that

wolf blitzer has been tracking the news as well.off and hand over the helm to him. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 7:00 p.m. in dusseldorf, 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. up first, a chilling development in the crash of germanwings flight 9525 in the french alps. a report says the co-pilot that flew the plane into the mountains rehearsed his plan on an earlier flight. the co-pilot andreas lubitz apparently practiced putting the plane into a controlled descent during that flight. that according to an interim report just released by french accident investigators. lubitz is accused of deliberately crashing the fatal flight into the a alps killing himself and 149 other people on board. let's b

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i'm wolf blitzer. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we begin with the deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the train to accelerate to more than 100 miles an hour in the seconds just before the accident. surveillance video from a nearby business shows a bright flash and sparks as the train derailed. national transportation safety board says another video shows the train barrelling down the tracks at 70 miles per hour. that was 65 seconds before the crash. it continued to accelerate. the investigators are hoping to learn more from the train's engineer brandon bostian. he has agreed to be interviewed although his attorney says he doesn't remember the accident. and one of the eight people that died in the crash is being laid to rest today. the funeral for justice dempster taking place today. we're learning more about the train's engineer brandon bostian. parentally he was an advocate for the s

will continue the coverage of that and the rest of the breaking news. . >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer,.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem, 2:00 a.m. tuesday in pyongyang, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we start with breaking news. the investigation into a shooting in texas which echos past attacks in paris and denmark. the shooting targeted a contest for cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. the two gunmen were killed after opening fire in front of the event and this just in, the first picture of one of the gunmen elton simpson, there he is, we're learning more about him and past terror accusations. a little while ago we

wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington and welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and let's begin with the breaking news. six baltimore police officers facing criminal charges in the death of freddie gray. in an extraordinary news conference just a little while ago, the prosecutor said the medical examiner had determined that gray's death was a homicide resulted from a fatal injury he suffered inside the police van. baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby said officers failed to get medical help for gray and says they had no probable cause to arrest him in the first place. the six officers face charges ranging from second degree depraved heart murder to manslaughter and second degree assault. mosby urged -- >> i hope we move forward with this case everyone will respect due process and refrain from doing anything that will jeopardize our ability to seek justice. to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i heard your call for no justice, no peace. your peace is

i'm wolf blitzer.e in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we are standing by for a news conference. the first time freddie gray's family and the family attorney will be making a statement reacting to the stunning news today that six police officers in baltimore, they have been arrested and are about to be charged with complicity various aspects in connection with the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old who died in police custody. a stunning development today. the family getting ready for this statement. the attorney as well. they're about to walk in to this news conference. this will be the beginning of their reaction. we see family members and others walking to the microphones right now. we're going to hear what they have to say. among those who will be speaking including freddie gray's stepfather, richard shipley. and billy murphy jr., the attorney for the family. let's get ready. let's listen in. there's the stepfather, richard shipley.

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london wherever you're watching from around the world, thank very much for joining us. we begin with -- there it is. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we begin with breaking news. military bases across the united states are now on a heightened state of alert. the move is in response to the growing threat of attack by isis or other terror groups. as u.s. official telling cnn the bases are now at what's being called force protection bravo defined as an increased and predictable threat of terrorism. it was raised from force protection alpha. the change also applieses to u.s. national guard installations around the country. let's bring in our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. explain what prompted this decision specifically is it based on a specific threat? >> wolf orders were signed last night by the four-star admiral in charge of the u.s. northern command which oversees bases in the united states. not because there was a specific and credible threat meaning no information about an

wolf blitzer will take the helm now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. here in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's immediately get to the breaking news, a grim development in the site of that amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. rescue officials now say they found another body in the wreckage earlier this morning nap brings the death toll to eight. the mayor of philadelphia says officials believe everyone on board is now accounted for. on the investigative front, we know that the train was speeding, the question now is, why? the attorney for the engineer brandon

dana bash sitting in for wolf and she starts right now. >>> lhello, i'm dana bash in fo wolf blitzer,ington, 6:00 p.m. in dublin and 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. thanks for joining us. we start with new important advances by isis, one in iraq and one in syria. first in syria where isis militants have taken control of a keyboarder crossing. it was the last one held by syrian government troops. iraqi troops still hold their side of the border and in iraq, isis has captured a key city between ramadi and baghdad. those isis fighters are moving closer to habania a major

turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf? >>> happening now -- defeat., tens of thousands flee a major iraqi city now seized by isis. the capture of ramadi leaves the terror group 70 miles from baghdad. can militias backed by iran make a difference? >>> leader killed. a bearing, very dangerous special ops raid takes out a top isis commander. how valuable is the intelligence u.s. commandos gathered and how much did he know about u.s. hostages? >>> and plane hack. a cyber security consultant tells the fbi he broke into the computer systems aboard airlines and took control of an engine during a flight. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i'm going to turn the helm over to wolf blitzer who will start right now. >>> hello.tzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington, noon in waco, texas, 8:00 p.m. in ramadi, iraq. wherever you're watching from around the world thanks very much for joining us. we start with major developments in iraq. the provenÇal capital of the anbar province has fallen to isis fighters. u.s.-led coalition air strikes were certainly not enough to keep the iraqi military from being forced to flee the city. joining us now from the pentagon is our own correspondent barbara starr, and from beirut, lebanon, senior international correspondent, nick paton walsh. the deputy white house press secretary downplaying the situation in ramadi saying he's confidt

wolf blitzer will take the helm now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. here in new york 6:00 p.m. in london wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's immediately get to the breaking news, a grim development in the site of that amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. rescue officials now say they found another body in the wreckage earlier this morning nap brings the death toll to eight. the mayor of philadelphia says officials believe everyone on board is now accounted for. on the investigative front, we know that the train was speeding the question now is why? the attorney for the engineer brandon bostian tells abc news his client doesn't remember how fast the train was going. >> he remembers coming into the curve. he remembers attempting to reduce speed thereafter he was knocked out, thrown around just like all the other passengers in that train. >> so he remembers deploying the emergency brake? >> he does not remember deploying the emergency brake. we know that it was in fa

wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington and welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and let's begin with the breaking

cnn reporting exclusively from inside north korea. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking flus. the pentagon raising the security level of all u.s. military bases to the highest level of four years, level bravo, in response to isis activity. the move follows the terror attack by two gunmen in texas this week and comes amid growing kearns about isis supporters hiding out here in the united states. we're covering all angles of the breaking news with our guests inincluding congressmandown garamendi, a mech of the armed services committee and as well as correspondents in key locations. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr begins our coverage. disturbing information. what are you picking up? >> reporter: tonight already some public i vents cancelled at write patterson air force base in dayton ohio, because of these security concerns. with growing concern about violent home-grown extreme i689s tied to isis the u.s. military raised security protection levels at all bases in the continental u.s. law enforcement w

wolf blitzer is off. i'm brianna keilar. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking now an fbi investigation into threats against multiple airliners, one prompting the u.s. military to scramble fighter jets into new york's kennedy airport. >>> and u.s. defense secretary ash carter setting off a huge controversy after telling cnn in an exclusive interview iraqi troops showed no will to fight against isis forces that overran the city of ramadi. we're covering all of that and more this hour with our guests including republican congressman peter king. he's a member of both the homeland security and intelligence committees and our correspondents are with us as well from key locations. i want to begin with cnn's tom foreman with new information about the airline threat that send u.s. air force jets scrambling. >> reporter: authorities think maybe one, one person may have triggered all of this concern about airplanes this morning with calls of anonymous threat. started with an air france jet from paris. a report that there were c

>>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> there are shocking new details tonight about the anthrax scare sparked by u.s. army researchers who sent live anthrax samples to labs around the country and north korea where 22 people were exposed, and now this disturbing revelation. the potentially deadly shipments were sent by fedex. we're covering that story. much more this hour with our correspondents and guests including white house communication director jen sake standing by live at the white house. begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr learning more about the little tear anthrax shipments. barbara what are you finding out? >> reporter: i have to tell you, wolf there seems to be no other way to describe it than a major screw-up by the pentagon. they can't even tell us right now that all of the 22 shipments over the last year were actually carried out by fedex, though fedex was the contractor for this project. >> now, where are we? 22 shipments over the last year to nine states a