they are already trying to get ahead of that game. >> kevin baron and richard engel, thanks to both of. >>> when we come back, the latest reports from paris on the investigation into these attacks. as we go to break, the sounds of the french national anthem where two suicide attacks occurred outside. ♪ ♪ [ singing ] thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> we're back with our special edition of "dateline." france is under a state of emergency tonight after a series of attacks in paris. at least 120 people killed at multiple locations. the largest of those massacres occurring at a concert theater. i want to bring in a french journalist and white house correspondent. laura, what are you hearing from your colleagues overseas, specifically if we can walk y

(sot: kevin baron/ nbc news nat'l security analyst :43-:47) "getting an explosive device onto an aircraft in this region is just a real game changer for security." but not a huge concern in the u-s, experts say, where security makes it extremely difficult to get explosives on board. and it's still possible this plane suffered mechanical failure (sot: senator al franken/ (d) minnesota :59-1:02) "no matter what happened our hearts go out obviously to the families." 224 people died. the plane's black boxes will tell more. one is damaged. but so far, no evidence of a bomb has been found at the crash site. u-s satellites also detected a heat flash where that plane was last located but again - that could indicate mechanical failure... or a deliberate explosion. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> u-s and european companies were looking to strengthen ties with cuba during the 33rd annual havana international fair. the fair featured exhibits from the u-s and several european nations. the event promotes cuba's changing business climate and seeks badly needed foreign investment. boa

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joining me now, military analyst kevin baron. also msnbc terror analyst. director of middle east and africa research and analysis of flash point partners. let me start with you looef, we don't know what brought down the egyptian, russian airliner in sinai. but there are strong suspicion it was a bomb and isis bomb. if that proves to be the case, it appears in the span of two weeks, isis terrorist attacks aimed at civilians, with russian targets, shia, hezbollah, lebanese targets, and french targets. what is the possible strategic logic of essentially this group escalating against three different fairly powerful entities in the span of two weeks? >> isis has to stay relevant and on a global level. just like its aspirations are. whether a small-scale attack, or big-scale attack, it is trying to diversify areas. far beyond iraq and libya and syria. we are seeing french, russian, libya. we see them targeting saudi arabia, bangladesh, and attacks that seem to me that isis wants to create more operational cells worldwide to create it is truly being accepted on a

. >> kevin baron, thank you very much. >>> federal officials are confirming another group of syrian refugeesion officials along the u.s.-mexico border. the department of homeland security says the five syrians identified themselves to border agents in the texas city of laredo. they include a family of three, along with two other men. want to get the very latest now from nbc's mark potter here in our miami bureau. mark, exactly what happened? this is the second time just in a couple of days. >> that's right. second time within a week. what we know is that this group that came in friday, a family of three -- a man, woman, child and two men, are like the other eight that came in earlier in the week in that they were not trying to sneak in the country. according to the department of homeland security, they came through mexico, they arrived at the laredo port of entry, the official port of entry. they presented themselves to u.s. customs officers an they were screened initially. and the officers compared their names and data to national databases, international databases. they found nothing derog

let's bring in kevin baron of defense one and msnbc national security analyst joining us now. n, nice the see you. >> you, too. >> we have seen these kind of attacks in iraq, afghanistan. but now in jordan. i can't recall that happening before. when's the significance? >> well, it's significant that it's in jordan and the facility. this is a premier training facility for special operations and the joint police units like we saw and talking about that was built in part by the u.s. army, that's funded by the u.s. government, that many four-star generals have blessed and gone to visit it and see it. and as was just said, supposed to be a gathering point for the elite security forces of countries around the region and afghanistan to come and train. so not just infiltrate, you know, the larger training program that is are happening in afghanistan at the height of that war or iraq but to get into jordan, to be a local, national -- that's definitely concerning. >> some have called him a disgruntled former police officer. makes you think of what happened sometimes domestically and some

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joining me now by phone is msnbc's richard engel in athens and kevin baron, military analyst and executiveone." richard, what more do you know this morning? >> reporter: well, we know that he was specifically targeted by the u.s. military, but they've been looking for him for a long time. but after his identity was revealed publicly in february, last february, he had become harder to track. he went under ground. there were reports even that he went out of the of the country, and there were reports that he had been in libya. so, he had been a hard target to track that, according to activists, there was an explosion in raqqah that activists believe was a drone strike. activists are saying they think that was a drone strike that killed him, that the area was closed off by isis shortly after the attack. raqqah is the isis capital, a very difficult place to get information out of. outsiders are not allowed in, and the people who live there are in terror of their isis captors or they're isis supporters themselves. u.s. military officials have told me that he was the target, that they are still a

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