morell: yes.nother thing to say, general betray us on your show was getting at this, for a lot of moderate sunnis -- petraeus on your show was getting at this, for a lot of moderate sunnis, they see isis as protecting them from the shia, from the shia in iraq, in the iranian backed shia militia, and they see them protecting them from assad regime. and minuses ifs you happen to live inside that safe haven. charlie: but here is the point, everybody you talk to, the key somewhat in syria are the sunnis. if they feel like isis is better thenthe maliki government, what do we do to ensure them -- assureis not true them that that is not true and give them incentive to fight isis? mr. morell: charlie, when i think about what has to happen, we know that -- we know what the two pieces are, shrink the safe leadershiphrink the will stop to shrink the --dership, i know how to do shrink the leadership. to shrink the leadership, i know how to do. shrinking the safe haven is more difficult. you have to do four th

plus, mike morell the former number two at the cia. and we'll hear from new york city police commissioner bill bratton about what efforts are being made to increase security here at home. then we town politics where the show went on last night in des moines. but with a more serious tone when it came to national security. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joins us this morning to talk about the debate and the race. as always we'll have analysis on all of this, all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs good morning. we had planned to join you from des moines following last night's debate. but after the terrorist attacks in france friday that plan changed. we'll talk about the debate later in the broadcast right now latest on the paris attacks that left 129 dead and 352 wounded. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer joins us from outside of bataclan concert hall in paris where 89 people were killed during a terror rampage on friday. liz, what's the latest? >> good morning, joh

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jim morelle is back live in made in wick what we've learned that led up to that incident. jim. >> police say the driver of the wheel in that car was in her 80s and witnesses tell us she was driving extraordinarily fast for a parking lot and hit one or more curbs and that her car may she crashed into those three men. >> must have been doing 50 miles per hour through the parking lot. >> reporter: as the holiday season begins, a horrific crash in natick. police say an elderly driver hit three men at the clover leaf shopping center, killing one and critically injuring another. >> has like it struck some kind of barrier which caused it to go up on the curb and on the sidewalk. >> reporter: it happened just before 2:00 p.m. the three men had just exited the harbor freight tool store when witnesses say this white car seemingly flashed out of nowhere. >> she went airborne so when she hit the curb you could hear an accident sound. >> we have a tire rack out front here, but it missed that. >> the car traveled further down the sidewalk eventually coming sorts. the carnage left in its

obviously there are risk for recruitment in terms of domestic as michael morell mentioned. just a western nation experiencing blow back. the president really should be talking to the egyptians i feel like demonstrating that we are going to be patron. >> dickerson: we'll switch back to politics now. molly, "des moines register" has iowa debate approaches, clinton seems inevitable again. is that where the democratic race stands? >> she is in commanding position. there are only three candidates left, hillary clinton and bernie standers and martin o'malley -- completely -- bernie has fallen back since hillary has had run of good news. debate performance if she pulls off another performance like last one just going to be more of this narrative i think that she is on top by a wide margin and nobody seems to be able to knock her off. and i think looking ahead, obviously unexpected things could happen. we in the media get bored when there's no conflict, we try to start some trouble, i think that's part of what this bernie has gone negative scene has been about. some kind of real co

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jim morelle, sharon is a tight-knit community and they are feeling a lot of sorrow tonight. >> it is the young israel of sharon temple. tonight we spoke with members of the temple who are devastated by this loss. >> reporter: in sharon tonight, sorrow, shock, and disbelief as news spreads of 18-year-old ezra schwartz who grew up in this town is killed in a terrorist attack in israel. >> we feel all of these attacks this is our boy. schwartz studying religion and many high school graduates from the area who head to israel before attending college. sources say schwartz died when a palestinian gunman opened fire on a traffic jam south of jerusalem. >> these innocent kids from sharon, like kids who are close to me, like i had many friends in israel, and i told them all that's not safe there. but we can't live in fear. >> reporter: schwartz graduated just last spring from the mymonites school in brookline, which released a statement... people don't realize that you see these flashy attacks but we've been dealing with this for the last several weeks and it's gotta stop. >> i think it's a t

jim morelle, fox 25 news. >>> boston bruins honoring the boston police officer shot until the line of duty overnight summer. officer john monahan nearly died atmosphere was shot just under the eye and spent the last several months recovering from these injuries. for you. >> go ahead and open it up. >> also got to shoot some pucks with the team. you can watch the whole video right now on myfoxboston.com. >> oh, man. >>> new at 11:00, a woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars from the one fund is expected to be back in court in the morning. joanne 19 lee says she suffered brain damage from the explosion outside the forum restaurant. a photo shows that lee was about a half a mile away from where the bombs went off. >>> five dogs die, and now a stir bridge man is arrested on animal cruelty charges. last month five dead german shepherds were brought to tufts veterinarian hospital in grafton and an autopsy showed they died from par so virus. today the owner of the dogs, 59-year-old david pelletier, was arrested on five counts of animal cruelty and will be arraigned tomorrow in dudley

i'm pleased to have mike morell back at this table to talk about all of. >> this tell you. great to be here. >> rose: let me start with the question you and i have talked about really is where do we stand after paris? >> so paris was obviously a very significant event. i think it's a game changer and it's a game changer in the following way -- before paris, we had a strategy which, by the president's own admission, would take a number of years to show success. i think, before paris, that was acceptable. i think the real change because of paris is it's no longer eacceptable for this to -- acceptable for this to take years. we can't take years because there will be further attacks in europe and possibly in the united states. so there is now a sense of urgey that there wasn't before. >> rose: which has to be both defensive and offensive. >> absolutely. >> rose: what's the offensive component? >> the offensive component is we've learned two key lessons in the fight against al quaida can. lesson number one, and both of these are on the offensive side. number one is you have to t

>> dickerson: we're joined by cbs news security analyst and former number o at the cia michael morell. former national s surity advisis to president obama tom donilon and former homeland security advise tore president george w. bush, fran townsend. where are we now relative to where we were last week? >> four things that have happened in the last week. we've firmed up that the attacking terrorists was indeed directedly isis leadership, first directed attack in the west. two, we have firmed up that a bomb did indeed bring down the russian airliner over the sinai. three, we had terrorist attack in mi by al qaeda. very important reminder that al qaeda remainsnsut there and in many ways just as dangerous if not more dangerous than isis. four, we have what's ongoing in brussels today, which is very clear to me that this was going to beenother attack by the same group, similar kind of attack they raided 'arm this morning found explosives, found weapons i think that is what we're looking at is possible wave of attacks in e eope. hn brennan this week said that the terrorist attack was first i

michael morell, foro at the c.i.a.. >> reporter: when a fox lake,na dragnet said he>z cutwn in the line of duty, untilede o instructor who created fictional an >> r $300,000 enquiry involving 150 investigators, it this: lieutenantiniewicz was a crooked c who killed himself but ma filenko commaúm the citizens he served and the entire community. >>>> reporter: investigators say yearsnd gliniewic a youth pro oversaw. the egram was turned into his personal piggy bank for the first-class travel, mortgage payments and subscriptions to pornographic web sites. >> he behaved for years in a manner completely contrary to the image he portrayed. >> reporter: that image was of straight-arrow g.i. joep# kind of cop so popular with the public thousands turned out for his funeral. on septe investigators say gliniewicz drove on patrol to a secluded area and radioed that he was following three men. minutes later a back-up unit found his lifeless body with two bullet wounds. but as 4,000 e-mail, they found evidence pointing in a troublin

michael morell, former number two at the c.i.a. michael, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome, scott. >> reporter: when a fox lake, illinois, police officer was senate to death in september, swarms of cops joined a dragnet to find the three men he said he was chasing. the cop was hailed a hero, cut down in the line of duty, until today when we learned it was all a lie. the officer, an instructor who created fictional crime scenes, had done it one last time. and here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: after a two-month, $300,000 enquiry involving 150 investigators, it came down to this: lieutenant joe gliniewicz was a crooked cop make it look like a murder. george filenko commands the lake county major crimes task force. >> gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and the entire law enforcement community. >>>> reporter: investigators say for seven years gliniewicz stole tens of thousands of dollars from a youth program he oversaw. the explorers program was turned into his personal piggy bank for the first-cl

joining sus cbs news senior security contributor former morell. how can they get so likely without having access intelligence t tthe crash site? >> so, i t tnk we're talking about the communications that are being intercepted of the terrorists. early on there was just chatterer there was just individuals congratulating each other, that wasn't enough to get you to a bomb on the aircraft because it could be cirlar with the claim of responsibility by isis. but now getting to more senior conversation among isis, conversations among guys be in the know that they actually did this. i thlnk that is what pusng us from a possibility to likely. >> dickerson: what does this tell us, what are implications in terms of what this tells us about isis and they shifted? >> i think this is very, very significant -- this will be only the third aircraft brought down by a bomb in the l lt quarter century. this is a very big deal. largest loss of life in a plane brought down by bomb since pan am 103 overlocker bee, scotland. it's going to add to the perception that isis

stay with us. >> dickerson: we're back now with cbs news security analyst michael morell.national security advise other to president obama tom done lip and former homeland security advisor to president george w. bush fran townsend. give me your assessment. >> we'll take into account the point that michael made. i think that the terror threat has metastasized. we had a loft success with respect to that but this is now evolved. i think we're in a new and more dangerous stage with respect to the terror against west and united states. i think manifested itself in isis moving from a focused agenda around building so-called cafiphase to external. that's what we've seen. they have basically announced they're going to do this since last august they have been by my count launched attacks in ten countries. just in the last few weeks we've seen attacks in beirut, paris, which resulted in the loss of life of 400 people just in the last few weeks. we're in new, more dangerous space. >> dickerson: what do you make of this phase? >> what it underscores to tom's point is that you can't ha

. >>> u-mass boston soccer players jim morelle is live at u-mass boston. jim, the school has responded. >> they certainly have. taylor suffered quite a concussion when he was a pro player for the revolution and has become a strong proponent for helmets. you might say that here at u-mass boston he butted heads with some soccer athletes here and that has resulted in a social media mess. >> a day of celebration with a new president sworn in but also a day of social media shame. >> everyone is free to say whatever they want because this is a free country but ... >> reporter: three men soccer players basically accused of tweeting whatever they want, sending out sometimes vulgar posts on twitter that attack terrell twelman, a former star player for the new england revolution. >> people should be allowed to should be some self restrain. >> reporter: little self restraint here as they attacked him for his stance against young soccer players hitting balls, something medical experts say can result in some concussions. one player that's most convenient in his critici

michael morel, former number two at the cia. michael, thank you. >> you're welcome, scott. >>> when a fox lake, illinois police officer was shot to death in september, swarms of cops joined a dragnet to find the three men he said he was chasing. the cop was hailed as a hero, cut down in the line of duty, until today when we learned it was all a lie. the officer, an instructor who created fictional crime scenes, had done it one last time. and here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: after a two-month, $300,000 inquiry involving 150 investigators, it came down to this. lieutenant joe gliniewicz was a crooked cop who killed himself but tried to make it look like a murder. george falenco commands the lake county major crimes task force. >> gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal. to the citizens he served and the entire law enforcement community. >> they're going to come in -- >> reporter: investigators say for seven years gliniewicz stole tens of thousands of dollars from a youth program he oversaw. the explorers program for prospecti

charlie: mike morell is here, the former director of the central intelligence agency.al travel alert was issued for u.s. citizens. the alert warned that isil, boko haram, and other terrorist groups may attack. today, turkey down a warplane, vladimir putin called it a stab in the back. as

michael morel, former number two at the c)a. michael, thank you >> you're welcome, scott. >>> when a fox lake, illinois police officer was shot to death in september, swarms of cops joined a dragnet to find the three men he said he was chasing. the cocowas hailed as a hero, cut down in the line of duty, until today when we learned it was all a lie. the officer, an inructor who created fictional crime scenes, had done it one last time. and here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: after a two-month, $300,000 inquiry involving 150 investigators, it came down to lieutenana joe gliniewicz was s crooked cop who killed himself but tried to make it look like a murder. george falenco commands the lake county major crimes sk force. >> gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal. to the citizens he served and community. >> they're going to come in -- >> reporter: investigators say for seven years gliniewicz stole tens of thousands of dollars from a youth program he oversaw. the explorers program for prospective police officers was turned into his

rrists, notefe morelling t than 100 fans were killed. >> i saw two terrorists with ak-47's entering the cotncer roomring randomly into the crowd. [explosion] atath:rt the soccerdiboe mbs going off outside of the soccer stadium where the french and germans were playing. shocd fans on field, beingolnotgo oping fon crettwo miles away, gn restaurant, killing more than a dozen, wounding many. reporter said more than 100 shots were fired. a half-mile away, a crowded bar in the upscale section of paris, gunmen openi fe, kilng a lf, maybe more. en prede hollande ordered the borders of the country to be sealed and asked us french people to stay in their homes and not come outsid he also and assist the french police. french police believe they have killed all attackers. how is the hard part -- finding anyone and everyone who helped aid the terrorist with the attack. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. you, jonathan. cities in the u.s. are on high alert. although there are no credible threats at this time. leon: there ancased patrols at the capital tonight. alison: richard continues team coverage with the

insider michael morell and what he fears most. plus a giant leap for tourism. we will talk to jeff bezos about the fully reusable rocket to make it back from space. >>> we look at today's eye opener, your world if 90 seconds. >> taurk u turkey claiming the plane ignored warnings. >> turkey shuts down a milyitar jet. >> russia insisting the plane was over military space. >> russian hocking trying to find these. >> tmohis rning a woridld we travel alert is in effect for americaniz cit ens. >>> presidobent ama will host president hollande at the us what today. >>> a vest similar to those used in the terrorist attacks found in the trash. >> i saw people cheering when the world trade center came down. >> is the thought of a trump >> i don't even entertain the notion. >> in ft. hood, texas, an army helicopter, four soldiers were killed. >>se procutors in chicago will charge officer jason van dyke. his dash-cam video will be released. >> in this video, the officer continues to shoot. >> all five victims are expected to survive. police are now seeking three suspects. >

insider michael morell and what he fears most. plus a giant leap for tourism.out the fully reusable rocket to make it back from space. >>> we look at today's eye opener, your world if 90 seconds. >> taurk u turkey claiming the plane ignored warnings. >> tur