this is europe, alisyn. we don't have guns and weapons readily available in the same way we do in the u.s. many people will wonder how on earth are men building explosive vests and getting a hold of heavy weaponry, rocket launchers. a lot of questions. also important for viewers to remember, this comes after "charlie hebdo." this is not the first time french officials are confronting this type of threat. they had ten months to follow-up on the lessons learned from "charlie hebdo." still very serious questions. how anybody returning from syria with a criminal record is not monitoring day in and day out. >> clarissa is making the right points. a lot of critical questions going on here. what are you hearing from the other side? from french military they say we are aware of the threat. this is a set of constraints that the u.s. doesn't have to deal with. it has given a heighten priority with isis. they said france is at the top of their threat list. they have a different political interest here. even after "char

nice to see you. >> thank you, alisyn. >>> alisyn, ben carson not the only republican on rise.bio emerging from the ranks of the republican. he's getting a first endorsement from one of his senate colleagues. we'll talk to that senator, next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm the market.redict... but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through g

>> good morning, alisyn. of prime minister netanyahu to washington being seen as an opportunity to get back to issues of common ground after his last visit here, that very contentious visit, including a controversial speech before congress. so what is on the agenda, one of the big things, of course, is aid to israel and whether that number that exists right now, probably around $3 billion, might be raised, not a lot of hints from the administration as to how far up they might go. sec, obviously on the list is that big issue of the two-state solution, palestine and israel co-existing, the third of course something that's been going on here in washington. the issue of the syrian crisis and how to handle it. three big issues, many others to be discussed. this is a time where the administration is trying to emphasize the notion that there is common ground and anytime israel and the united states have differences, they always come back together. we do expect to see the prime minister here at the white house around

thanks so much. >> apologies. >> thanks, alisyn.ave that warmth with one another. >>> french president hollande make facing his most diplomatic challenge, sitting down with vladimir putin less than three hours' time in moscow attempting to convince the russian president to concentrate air strikes in syria solely on isis while comps mying on a solution to the syrian crisis. jim bittermann. >> reporter: both of those issues are tough ones for the two presidents to talk about. basically the west has said for some time now that russia is not concentrating its air strikes on isis, hitting isis targets, but only in minority compared to the number of other anti-assad targets that they're hitting. and of course, russia wants to defend assad, they want him in power, that's the political part of the equation. the west would like to see assad and hollande has said he wants to see assad out of there just to show you how complex these diplomatic dance is, both putin and hollande will be here in paris on monday for the climate change talks with v

alisyn? thanks. >>> at 7:00 a.m., gop presidential candidate ben carson will be with us live, right here on "new day." we have so many questions for him. a lot of issues to talk about. so stay tuned for that. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton is dominating the democratic race in iowa, a new cnn/orc poll out this morning has her leading bernie sanders by 18 points among likely democratic caucusgoers. that's changing the tone of what has mostly been a civilized campaign. let's bring in jeff zeleny, our senior washington correspondent. the tone is a changing, is it? >> good morning, michaela. it is changing at least for now. hillary clinton is holding a comfortable lead in iowa. our polls show she has an 18-point lead over bernie sanders in the state that launches that 2016 campaign just three months from now. she and sanders have climbed since august after joe biden decided not to run in the democratic field narrowed to three candidate. if you look behind these numbers, clinton has a wide gender g

here is part of the interview with cnn's alisyn camerota. >> well, it is pathetic and what the media does is try to get you distracted about all of the stuff so you won't talk about the things that are important, and we have so many important things. i am not proud of the fact that i had these rage episodes, but i am proud of the fact that i was able to get over them. >> look, of course. >> my message has been that you can escape from that angry. >> yes, people are resonating with that message. >> and members of my family, i understand that, and i will not let them be victimized again by the media, and if you choose to believe that i am incapable of these act, that is a kind of compliment to me. >> look. people believe it is fascinate ing to hear about your story of transformation a how you went to the angry young man to the soft spoken doctor and the renowned surgeon that we see today, but what is interesting is that our reporter did go to your campaign to say, did we talk to the people? and your cap pain was not wil g willing to make it available, and this is the seminole moment of

alisyn. >> nick, thank you. keep us posted.uthorities conducting more than 120 raids overnight. they have vowed to track down the terrorists responsible for friday's deadly attacks in paris. they identified the suspected mastermind. why catching him will not be easy. that's next on "new day." what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making donations to local charities. excuse me miss, have you seen our truck? you just missed it. ahhh! aw man are you kiddin' me? when the flu hits, it's a t

alisyn? >> okay, clarissa, thank you for that update.le, the paris terror attacks forcing a big agenda change at the g-20 summit. president obama, you saw there huddling with leaders including russia's president vladimir putin. we are expecting to learn more about the u.s. assistance that they will offer to the french air strikes today. cnn's michelle kosinski is live in turkey with much more. what have you learned, michelle? >> reporter: hi, alisyn. we also want to hear more about strategy. a deputy national security adviser told us that, yes, the paris attacks do demand more urgency and more resources from the international community in response to what happened there. and two key words we keep hearing over and over again are redoubling and intensifying the effort. that does include the u.s. but within you look at the strategy itself, it seems like what we can expect to see is more of the same. they're telling us more air strikes and more targeting of isis leadership because they're the ones who have the capability to plan, launch and

alisyn?ory and law enforcement. >>> let's get reaction to last night's debate. we're joined by shawn spicer, the chief strategist and communications director for the republican national committee. good morning, shawn, you look relieved and happy this morning. how are you feeling? >> relieved and happy. thank you. happy veterans day. >> you, too. >> i know that a lot of people were watching how it was all going to unfold last night and if there were -- if there was going to be an attack on the media, be attacks between the candidates. a lot of attention was trained on jeb bush. how do you think he fared last night? >> i think all the candidates -- i say that because the format was done in a way that allowed each of these candidates to focus on the issues important to american voters. and to put them to provide a forum to present the solutions. >> john, our john berman has said that fault lines emerged last night in the republican party in terms of how the candidates feel about important issues

alisyn? >> okay dana fascinating interview there.here from paris and the developments on the terror attacks. intelligence officials warning that isis appears to be able to plan attacks unnoticed. the new secret way that they're communicating with each other. can law enforcement keep up with technology to fight the war on terror? we'll discuss that, next. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. (waves crashing) (audio distortion) (splashing) >>> there are growing concerns and questions about how isis plans to attack paris on friday. went undetected by intelligence officials. experts say the terrorists have several ways of communicating that are completely under and off the radar. joining me now is the senior editor at recode. good to have you back here with us. you probably heard that a ps4 gaming system was found

alisyn?f that. >>> as devastating as the paris attacks were, they could have been worse, according to police, the suspected ringleader had plans to do much more. abdelhamid abaaoud and another man may have been hours away from carrying out an attack on paris' financial district. cnn's senior international correspondent, clarissa ward is live for us from paris this morning. what have you learned, clarissa? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. new details now about what the architect of the paris attacks did in the moments and hours after coordinating those attacks. according to french authorities, using his cell phone signals, they were able to ascertain that he actually went back to the scene of three of those attacks right after they were perpetrated. that means that he likely would have been on the scene outside the batalclan theater as riot police and french officials were arriving on the scene, trying to defuse the situation. that certainly a shocking revelation. we also heard from french o

so yeah, that can happen alisyn.the russians. >> you have laid it out so perfectly for us. and so many troubling scenarios. thank you for being on "new >>> back to politics. jeb bush down but not out. he's getting advice from quite a familiar face. a name he rarely uses on the campaign trail. stick around for an interview you certainly don't want to miss. ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay fo

>> it is alisyn, very good news. been identified, not only do you need to isolating. this is where the real heavy lifting starts. that's been the challenge all along, alisyn. we can be very successful in coordinati coordination. the coalition can be successful in coordination going against very specific targets but then you have to build upon that success and that takes a lot more what i would call foundational capabilities than what we've been willing to commit to this fight so far. if we're going to degrade, that's one thing. if we're going to defeat, that's a significant step up in terms of capabilities required. >> as you both know, there have been questions and critics for the obama administration's approach to this, saying what's the strategy? fareed zakaria sat down with john kerry. >> we'll stabilize the countries in the region, jordan, lebanon, work with turkey and we are going to seek a political settlement. that is exactly the strategy today. it is working to a degree, not as fast as we would like, perhaps

>> alisyn, of course there's more important work to be done. the president made clear back in september of 2014 when he discussed this issue, when he ordered this military action, made clear that this was going to be a long-term proposition. isil made significant gains in syria inside of -- and in iraq. and isil has capitalized on the political chaos inside of syria to establish a safe haven there and to pose a threat in the region and around the world. this is a threat that the president is mindful of and that's why he's ordered the significant action that he's ordered. it's why he has built and led a coalition of more than 65 other nations to degrade an ultimately destroy this organization. the president never promised it would happen overnight. we've been mindful of this risk going forward. there's no denying the important progress that's being made. you'll recall just last week the united states took a strike outside of raqqah where we were able to take off the battlefield, in all likelihood, one of the most infamous members of isil, this m

alisyn? >> athena, thanks so much for all of that. we'll get back to the conditions from the candidates shortly in the program. right now we want to get back to our top story, the russian plane disaster and what brought it down. joining us is david susi, former accident investigator and inspector. good morning, david. >> good morning. >> you've looked at the evidence, now that that exists. why do you believe this plane broke up, exploded, basically, in midair? >> well, if you look at the pictures that we have of the accident site and the report of the distance, the area that's being recovered, we're looking at satellite images for cnn an we should have that very shortly. basically this is spread out so far it's indicative of an in-flight breakup at a high altitude. >> we believe it's an eight square mile debris field. couldn't something mechanical have happened to cause this debris field? >> well, that's very, very rare. the only one that comes to mind at moment is flight 800 when we thought

alisyn? >> ed, thanks so much for all of that. >>> a federal appeals court dealing a decisive blow to president obama's immigration plans. in a 2-1 ruling, the 5th circuit court of new orleans upheld a lawsuit brought by 26 states blocking the president's move to provide up to 5 million immigrants with work permits and protection from deportation. the judges ruled that the challenge by the states was likely to succeed in court. >>> all right. here comes the fourth republican debate. sure to be on the agenda, ben carson's past and donald trump's reaction to it. take a listen. >> if you try and hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. i never saw anything like it. >> is it that simple? what's really going on there? we have a complete debate, preview for you, ahead. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we are having 5,000 new cars being sold every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind

alisyn? >> sure sounds like it. thank you, ryan. >>> a chicago police officer, that one charged in the fatal shooting of the black teenager will appear in court. that graphic dashcam video that appears to show the officer firing 16 times on laquan mcdonald has sparked outrage and allegations of a police cover-up. rosa flores is live in chicago. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. jason van dyke was arrested and charged with first degree murder in the killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. that's the teen here from chicago. now, the arrest and the charge happened last week. at that point in time, a judge set bond at no bond, pending a bench review of that video. i should warn you, that video is very graphic. it shows laquan mcdonald walking through the street with a knife in his right hand. several cruisers responding to the scene, including van dyke. he discharged his weapon 16 times. according to the autopsy report, hitting laquan mcdonald 16 times. that triggered protests here in town. at the h

and hillary's name came up 40 times alisyn.she said in new hampshire that she tried to join the marines when she was first lady of arkansas. an extraordinary claim. it is simply not -- i hope you investigate it as much as you investigate ben carson. i'll tell you what people are going to jump on is they are going to distinguish how the republican field wants to support the military versus how president obama and secretary clinton. that is where i think the december debate will go. >> we're looking into the hillary clinton's story. more than just yesterday she said it several times over the course of her career. and much like the ben carson story it is hard to pin down these things that are decades old. it is hard to find the person who can definitively say yes that moment happened. so while jeff zeleny did report and they are looking into it, we're going back to her campaign to say can you help us figure out how this happened and exactly when and how. but i want to get back to what you said about immigration. >> i think you nee

clarissa ward has more. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. well, the time of this could not be more awkward. the egyptian president just arrived yesterday afternoon. he's expected to sit down with prime david cameron in the next few hours. this comes after the british announcement that they're temporarily suspending all flights to and from sharm el sheikh. it was the secretary who made the announcement late last night after an emergency government meeting, and he said they had concluded that there was, quote, a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. didn't go into any details as to what the intelligence is behind that claim, but certainly, it does appear to be in step with u.s. intelligence. the prime minister is now in another emergency meeting. likely, he's discussing how to get all of those british stranded tourist back from sharm el sheikh to the u.s. that could start as early as tomorrow. >> clarissa, thank you very much. this is setting up as a simple crime analysis, you have mean

i'm alisyn camerota.g film that examines sexual assault on college campuses. "the hunting ground" looks at college campuses addressing the problem and a student movement demanding change. it sparks strong emotions, from the victims, to the universities. the film tells the stories of survivors, as they call themselves, or accusers, as the law calls them. following the film, we'll explore all sides of the story with a number of leading experts and critics. regardless of the position you take, we believe the stories you will hear tonight needo

alisyn and michaela are in new york. i'm in paris.n still gripping this city after a police raid that may or may not have killed the alleged planner of last week's terror attacks. right now, experts are doing dna testing to determine if he is among the remains in the building. the two apartments subject. remember, 5,000 rounds of munitions emptied into the apartments by the authorities trying to counter the terror team inside. the devastation is terrible. it take time. isis taking advantage of this situation and notoriety. finding there will be new attacks in new york city also claiming to have executed hostages from norway and china. this as house officials both in the united states and countres all around the world acknowledge they are at war with isis. certainly not a new development but new intensity. cnn's global coverage begins with senior international correspondent clarissa ward near the scene of that raid in saint-denis outside of paris. a big development this morning, clarissa, the state of emergency, president hollande want

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.o get some things out before the the debate. for carson, it is defense to offense regarding stories of his past. rubio is providing information on his finances and trump, getting in digs for both of them hoping hoping their troubles will stick. >> reporter: dr. ben's carson's attacks on the media infence infencefying, unleashing a verbal firestorm. >> show me somebody who is 100% accurate at everything they say. >> you said this when you were in kindergarten. give me a break. >> reporter: politico and "the wall street journal" calling into question aspects of carson's life story published in his book. politico wrote carson's campaign changed their version of a story about receiving a

. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day" with alisyn camerota.d the intro just as i wrote it. i appreciate it. great to see you this morning. let me it tell you about "new day." we will have the latest on the russian plane that crashed in egypt this weekend. was this a technical failure or terror attack? our aviation experts have been looking at the information. >>> we have all of the latest developments on the emergency gop meeting which the republican candidates vented frustration of the debates and future demands. we will share with you what our sources in the room say happened and talk to the rnc about what they plan to do and team trump and two candidates will be here. chris christie and lindsey graham. stick around for that in 13 minutes. >> thank you. >>> all right. the three decade wait is over. the kansas city royals world champions. the baseball season coming to a wild finish early this morning. highlights coming up. ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu season sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick arou

i'm alisyn camerota. tonight, cnn presents a groundbreaking film that examines sexual assault on college campuses. "the hunting ground" looks at college campuses addressing the problem and a student movement demanding change. it sparks strong emotions, from the victims, to the universities. the film tells the stories of survivors, as they call themselves, or accusers, as the law calls them. following the film, we'll explore all sides of the story with a number of leading experts and critics. regardless of the position you take, we believe the stories you will hear tonight need to be told. and now, "the hunting ground." ♪ >>> like i already know. like -- [ screaming ] ♪ -- my god! [ laughing ] >> yes! yes! booyah! yes! >> application status decision made. [ screaming ] ♪ >> motor vehicloh, my god! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new students. as i look out at you today, i recognize that you must be feeling incredible excitement, anticipation, and perhaps a little relief as well. this is the day. >> as your parents learned when

. >> good morning, alisyn. the president arriving back here in washington right around midnight after that long trip to turkey, the philippines, and malays malaysia. and in that last speech in kuala lumpur, really giving a sense where his head is at after the attacks in paris and also in mali, wading into the notion that fear itself is part of the problem. being afraid of the killers who attacked paris, the killer who is attacked mali is in and of itself one of the biggest problems. listen. >> they're a bunch of killers, with good social media. >> so, now, the president is going to have a whole week of dealing with some of these issues, including the visit of french president hollande here at the white house on tuesday. he's going to meet with him, talk more about the response to terrorism. after that, of course, hollande moves on to russia, as there are hopes that a broad coalition now can form to fight isis. back to you. >> all right, joe, thank you very much. let's bring in cnn senior international correspon

i'm alisyn camerota. the hunting ground is a powerful film that sparks a wide range of reactions. the filmmakers set out to tell the story trfrom the point of vw of the survivors. or as the law calls them, the accusers. during the next hour, cnn will bring you differing viewpoints on this critically important topic. we wanted to begin this by hearing from the presidents of the schools in the film. but they declined our repeated invitations. over the last month, we asked the presidents of florida state university, notre dame, amherst, st. mary's, uc berkeley, unc, and six others to talk with us. every one of them declined. we offered to adjust the timing, the date, the location of the interviews to make it more convenient for them. they still declined. we also asked the president of the association of american universities. he declined as well. one university administrator said yes. mike powers is the university of alaska fairbanks interim chancellor. he thought this was so important, he traveled here from

. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.h prime minister has come out and he said he believes these attacks were quote organized, conceived and planned from

autobiography, he changed it from a close relative to a friend, and then he really got into it with cnn's alisyn cam rata. >> let me ask you flat-out whether you stand by the claim whether you, as a young man, a 14-year-old boy, attempted to stab another boy and attacked your mother with a hammer. >> those claims are absolutely true. you know i am 100% sure they are true, and this is simply an attempt to smear and to deconflict the. >> cnn has been trying to find people who were involved in these incidents. >> tell me what makes you think you're going to find the specific people. tell me how your methodology works. this is a bunch of lies. >> on friday he shooses carson. fabricating a claim. outright like. carson offered this explanation. >> i was told that would be easy for me. >> so that should have been clear on page 57 of your book? >> i guess it could have been more clear. i told it as i understood it. >> joining us to sort through all it this, mercedes schlapp, robert costa a national political reporter for "the washington post" who covers trump, and penny lee, a democratic strategist and

. >>> this is "new day," consider chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to "new day." up first, a big night for the gop. the republican party looming large in the elections, kentucky electing its second republican governor in 40 years. his name is matt beven. the party also holding on to or gaining statehouses. >> there were also notable ballot measures and they went in the way of conservatives, voters in houston rejecting an initiative on gay rights, ohio rejecting marijuana. we'll look at thepleplications for the 2016 race. >>> plus, reaction from gop candidate donald trump when he joins us live in the 7:00 hour. stick around for that. complete coverage. let's begin with john berman. good morning, john. >>> a big upset in kentucky and a big win for republicans there. matt beven, elected governor in the state of kentucky. he'll be just the second republican in more than 40 years to hold the statehouse. he's a tea party favorite. he pretty easily defeated jack conway, the sitting attorney general in this state. matt bevin ran against mitch mcconnell in a senat

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> this show has tood morning. welcome to new day. it is tuesday. november 10th. 6:00 in the east. the power of protests on full deplay at the university of missouri. the president and chancellor stepping down after the string of alleged racist incidents on campus. >> the football team >> so the football team is set to resume practice today. will this overhaul solve what many call sare calling systemicm on campus. stephanie elam. >> reporter: the chips here began to fall very quickly. this morning, students at the university of missouri are waking up to a massive shake-up. one that activists say is just the beginning of change. the university system president and the school's chancellor ousted amid racial tensions and weeks of student-led protests. >> please use this resignation to heal, not to hate. >> this is just the beginning in aiding and dismantling systems of oppression within higher education, specifically the um system. >> reporter: effective immediately, the resignation of university president

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> jihadi john, thatrgeted in a u.s. air strike. we are waiting for confirmation whether the man was actually killed. one u.s. officials tells cnn they are confident they got their man. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. stepping up its war on isis, providing air cover to kurdish forces, trying to liberate the iraqi town of sinjar. the terrorists not backing down. they're issuing new threats against russia and claiming responsibility for two deadly suicide bomb innings beirut. cnn is covering all these developments for you starting with frederik pleitgen in london. >> the british prime minister david cameron went in front of cameras here in london and once again confirmed the air strike had taken place. it wasn't clear at this point whether or not the air strike was a success. he called this an act of self-defense. because, he said, it's certain that jihadi john would have continued to kill people. let's have a look. breaking overnight, the pentagon confirming u.s. forces launch an air strike targeting the masked is

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morninghting in iraq. this is called a major offensive in the cross roads on the war on isis. thousands of peshmerga fighters supported by u.s. power are doing battle. >> objective is to cut off major jihadist supply lines from syria and drive the terrorists out. let's get the latest from cnn senior international correspondent nick paton walsh. he's outside of sinjar this morning. good morning, nick. >> reporter: local time last night, that's when it began. the night sky lit up by a series of explosions part of days of efforts by coalition aircraft to soften up the town of sinjar isis defenders. it's symbolic because of what happened last year to the yazidis that live there. forced into the mountains. what's clear today, as the fighting continues, it's about the highway that runs a distance behind me here. highway 47. it goes from raqqa in syria, the caliphate self-secured hold in isis to iraq. they feel if they can get that, they can secure isis around the region. what we're hearing is inten

alisyn are following the leads in paris and we have information about the isis attack. metrojet killing 224 people. the russian authorities say it was a homemade bomb that did it. this comes from vladimir putin. from the top. they are saying they will take vengeance. >> we have all of the angles covered the way cnn can. let's get to matthew chance in moscow. >> reporter: that is right. within the past hour, the head of the russian security service appeared on state television briefing the russian

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning. >>> chriss. great to have you here. the first flights rescuing the stranded british tourists from egypt's sharm el sheikh airport have started to board. they are expected to depart shortly but there are conflicting reports as to whether all of the planned british carriers will be able to fly in and out of that airport. >> the other major issue for those stranded passengers is security. they're only allowed to take on carry-on bags. no checked luggage allowed on these flights. we are on every angle of this story. we want to get straight to erin mclaughlin, live in sharm el sheikh airport. what's going on? >> reporter: john, there's outrage and confusion here at sharm el sheikh international airport. very angry british tourists arriving here, iing this they're going to get on flights to go home and only to be turned away. they confronted the british ambassador inside the airport, accusing the egyptian government and the british government of some sort of tit for tat exchange that they say they th

you have alisyn and michaela in new york. there is news of more raids overnight.the hunt shifting back from belgium to paris. the whereabouts of the alleged planner in question. authorities actually examining dna from body parts found to see if his remains are among them. there's also new information linking the threat, the potential plots back to the united states. essentially new york city. isis making big promising about attacks saying they just executed hostages from norway and china. >>> another development, five syrian men due in court in honduras intercepted with three fake passports, reportedly on their way to the united states. let's begin with senior international correspondent fred pleitgen. fred, you've been bouncing back between paris and belgium. it's not random, they believe the more they learn in the raids this network is bigger than any one country? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. it was always something where it appeared it involved belgium, it involved france and people are going back and forth. especially with the raids that happened yesterday in

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> viewers around theound the world, welcome. you are watching "new day." we have some news in the war against isis. is the uk about to join the all-out war against the terror group? david cameron meeting in france this morning, saying air strikes and more must be done. >> this as the french president heads to washington tomorrow to meet with president obama and major cities including paris and brussels take precautions to prevent further bloodshed. also, the manhunt for that eighth paris attacker continues. we have this story continued only the way cnn can. let's begin with clarissa ward in paris. what's the latest, clarissa? >> good morning, alison. well, president francois hollande and british prime minister david cameron went today to the scene of some of the worst violence in those attacks, the bataclan theater and laid flowers there. afterwards, president hollande spoke and laid out three main things that he wants to see happen in europe to prevent more attacks of this nature happening. the first thi

>> reporter: well, alisyn, it's very interesting because they're refusing to bring down the possibilityt down by terrorism. but however, going as far as they can to say that all of this

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> you can changeyou want. it is still dark out. good morning. it is tuesday, november 3rd. 6:00 in the east. the plane falls from the sky. the mystery grows. a heat flash detected at the time the russian jet 9268 went down saturday morning over the sinai peninsula. >> russian airline officials ruling out human error or technical problems. the mystery is deepening as the second load of victims' bodies arrive back in russia. we have the what's the latest, nic? >> reporter: was it an engine bursting into flames that caused the plane to crash, was it a fuel tank explosion causing the plane to crash? there was burned plane debris found on the ground. was this a flash from a terrorist missile hitting the aircraft? if that were the case, though that is deemed very, very unlikely, if that were the case, there would likely be two flashes, one as the missile took off and one as it hit off the aircraft or was it a bomb on board the plane? the heat signature a new piece of data in this. the other data, the black

he told alisyn camarota that cnn's reporting was a bunch of lies on him. and just last night carson said is this say witch hunt. >> all you guys trying to pile on is actually going to help me. because when i go out to these book signings to thousands of people, they say don't let the media get you down. don't let them disturb you. please want to fight for us. see, they understand that this is a witch hunt. >> no, dr. carson, running for president while telling your life story in a way that raises curiosity. and then not answering questions, that's the distraction. we wouldn't know these things unless carson himself had written and said them. and here's the irony. the net effect of the last few days probably helps him among conservative caucusgoers in iowa. who will both respond to his religious epiphany and criticism of the media. by the way, i believe legitimate cases of media bias should be called out. but if carson or any other candidate tries to cloak himself or herself for scrutiny, that, too, is to be exposed. we're picking a president of the united

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>> normally what they do alisyn is they respond to those warnings.d to those warnings. what this tells me is that the russians are actually operating under radio silence, possibly under a different frequency than what the turks are using to communicate with them. and that there was no communication between the turkish ground controllers and the russian aircraft. >> we just had christiane amanpour on. how do you see what happened this morning? >> i see it entirely differently. the issue here is vladimir putin is in iran yesterday talking to the iranians. there are two countries that have leverage in the diplomatic effort to figure out the solution to bashar assad. that's moscow and iran. in the midst of that tap dance the turks decide if someone violates their territory by a couple of kilometers they are going to cause a military incident with the russians. i think the turks are to blame in this one. i think they decided to shoot down an aircraft because they are irritated with the russians. but there are bigger stories here that the turks are ignorin

i want your reaction off the top from what you just heard from ben carson, what he said to alisyn this morning. >> well there were very many mischaracterizations of our story this morning from dr. carson. just to take our readers, you know, back to the beginning of how this started, dr. carson has talked repeatedly about these incidents on the campaign trail. we are not talking about minor incidents here. we're talking about attempted stabbing, hitting a kid over the head with a rock. bricks and bats. so my colleague scott glover and i set out to find people of detroit, friends of carsons and eye witnesses, who could talk about his assertion that he had divine intervention from god at age 14 and there was another violent out burst again. that was something we wanted to look into. it is called vetting. it is what you do when you look at any presidential candidate and we did it with president obama as well. so that is not a true claim that no one looked into president obama's background or hillary clinton's background. i think what also is important to remember here is that we went out t

alisyn, thank you so much. >> i'm sorry, i can't make it in tomorrow. i'm stuck in new york.ontinues right now. >>> good morning. we're grateful to have your company. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor black well. we start with the new details in a possible motive in the attack on a planned parenthood facility that killed three people including a veteran police officer. nine others injured there. >> police sources tell cnn the suspect robert dear mentioned, quote, body parts, along with anti-abortion views and anti government statements. officials caution it is too early to be certain of his intent. >> we learned the propane tanks near the suspect are intended to create some explosions. >> there are new details about the remote area where the suspect lived. cnn spoke with some of his neighbors who describe the area as, quote, off the grid, as you can see for yourself. >> it isn't a tight knit community where everybody knows everybody. most people are up here because they want to be on their own. i don't know that many people. i like to stay by myself. >> the president of planned

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