harlilne, pj crowley, former assistant secretary of state and counter terrorism and military expert, michael walsh. given what we have seen today in brussels, and last week in ankora, and earlier this month in abi john, and in november in paris, what do we do? if you were an adviser, you both have been in the position to be advisers, if you were an adviser to this administration, what do you do? do you step up the tempo, do you put boots on the ground or is that what isis wants? to sucker us into a ground war? what do you do? pj. >> i think in terms of two lines. the first is what does it say about the capablehe islamic state, andhat is expanding. we have western sport forregials on the ira side with the iraqi military. or the syrian side with the collection of hopeful amount to something, and then trying to denominator, of all of themmon cotries that hav a stake in what's happening in syria. a huge challenge in terms of iran's intent, and turkey's intent, russia's intent, all different. and so this president has to wrestle with, and probably the next one, at what point does this become so urgent

. >> i'm lieutenant colonel michael walsh.ve served multiple tours in afghanistan as a special forces commander. donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. essentially dodged the draft in vietnam through multiple deferments. he's been fed through a silver spoon. west to boarding school. says it was so tough, he felt like he was in the military. all donald trump has served is himself. >> this ad goes to the commander in chief theme, but it is also a part of a larger thing saying to the republican voters, trump is just not a plausible president. what do you think? >> i think whenever you can put military veterans into service of an ad like this, making kind of a strong factually based kind of accusations, i think it's always a very powerful technique. this ad i think is aesthetically strong. substantively, is problematic for trump as part of a larger mosaic of people are throwing at him now. >> trump has still not released his list of foreign policy national security advisers. and i think we'll see. he's lucky, h

i'm with michael holmes and nick paton walsh. you have been here throughout the day. before we talk about the investigation, the man hunt which is going on in this city right now, this is something you have seen grow and grow as people come in solid erred art today. >> it's been a mixture of defiance and i've got to say, levity at times. at midday they had the moment of sigh. it went from 250 people to nearly 2,000 people in probably 20 minutes. everyone came down. they had the moment of silence. at the end, sustained applause that went on for probably two miss. it was incredibly moving. are you but from a security standpoint if you were looking for a together right here is a target. that speaks to defiance, people getting out here and saying you are not going to defeat us. >> and right now, an on going man hunt. at least two. the man in the airport is missing. the suspected bomb maker for the bombs made in this attack and also in the paris attacks just a few months ago. and the city seems to be business as normal. there were all these reports oh, it's going to be shu

walsh, newschannel5. >> if you live in cuyahoga county did your neighborhood vote for prosecutor tim mcginty or challenger michael o'malley? there's an interesting analysis. investigatessor sarah buduson here now to break down the votes, which candidate won and where they won. sara. all of the cuyahoga precincts, o'malley won the race by 20,000 votes. it's very clear. one city delivered the defeat the mcginty. incumbent tim mcginty and his office bragged about prosecuting cases from a backlog of untested rape kits and demolishing abandoned homes. >> we're getting more than we can hafnlt. >> reporter: but analysts we talked to say lost the public's confidence with his handling of high-profile officer-involved shootings in cleveland. >> as far as they were concerned, mcginty did wrong and he was punished at the moss. >> reporter: we have reviewed numbers and we learned michael mall lee won -- michael o'malley won most of the suburbs, including maple heights. mcginty did win bay village, westlake, rocky river, north openly sterksd and strongsville. cost mcginty's reelection were the defeats he sirched all but about

walsh for that report. thank you. let's talk more about the use of tatp in recent terrorist attacks. joining us now, michael bouchard, former assistant director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives here in the united states. a chief security officer for sterling global operations. and from boston, former boston police commissioner, ed davis, president and ceo of a security services firm there. thanks very much for joining us. michael, this ta it tp, is it a new trend from terrorists and you spend a lot of time looking at these kinds of terror explosives. when you heard that tatp was used, what did you think? >> it's not new. it's been used for a number of years. the plo used to use it quite regularly. it's become more common lately. with the terrorist groups. and it's becoming more well-known. and i think the problem here is, more and more people, the bomb makers, are getting used to making -- they've got the right mixture now. >> and it's easy to get that mix, right? >> very easy to get the mix. it's just dangerous to prepare it, and there are very few people that have the expertis

walsh, we'll check back with you. joining us, our terrorism experts, justice reporter evan perez, cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank and michaelor at the daily beast. paul, what do investigators know about these other isis plots that are in the works right now linked to both paris and the brussels cells? >> well, wolf, as pamela brown has been reporting, there's been human intelligence, intercepts coming in, suggesting that there are several plots in the works from isis operatives in europe at various stages of planning. that they were set in motion in the wake of the paris attacks. but authorities are trying to untangle exactly what the threat is. intelligence is often more an art than a science. often fragmentary intelligence coming in. but i can tell you this, wolf. they are very, very concerned that isis is accelerating its natural attack plotting in europe. belgium has borne much of the brunt of this. there's a major isis network that has managed to establish itself in belgium, in brussels. that network responsible for the paris attacks and the brussels attacks. the very same cell responsible for those to the concern now

michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: hillary clinton tweeting about where people can find the polling places. last night her husband, former president bill clinton, at rally tweeted these pictures from the late night event. marty walsh greeted her rally. clinton does not vote because -- her state is not part of super tuesday. be in burlington, vermont. he spoke to 3,000 supporters in milton. according to recent polls massachusetts' one of only a few super tuesday states that sanders has a chance of winning. and sanders will be in his home state of vermont tonight as super tuesday results roll in. hillary clinton will be in florida. >> gene: donald trump casting himself as front runner for the nomination. on campaign trail the billionaire is repeatedly mentioning several polls which give him a commanding lead. survey shows he is leading in every state except for texas where the most delegates up for grabs. hometown senator leads in texas. both cruz and florida senator marco rubio set a vote for trump is bad for the gop. >> trying to carry out a scam with the president of the united states. >> give donald trump is nominee, hillary clinton wins. say he will drop out if he does not have a good showing today. >>> gene: t

>> i'm lieutenant colonel michael walsh. i've served multiple tours in afghanistan as a special forces commander. donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. essentially dodged the draft in vietnam through multiple deferments. he's been fed through a silver spoon. west to boarding school. says it was so tough, he felt like he was in the military. all donald trump has served is himself. >> this ad goes to the commander in chief theme, but it is also a part of a larger thing saying to the republican voters, trump is

. >> i'm lieutenant colonel michael walsh. i've served multiple tours in afghanistan as a special forces commander. donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. essentially dodged the draft in vietnam through multiple