aric"lled the attacks "barb in his words and delivered a short statement outside the theater. ian bremmer joins us again now by phone. i wanted to ask you about the role france has been playing on the world stage. obviously, francois hollande is no longer going to be g20. he was scheduled to speak earlier this week about what america been, should able to do more trade with iran. what role has been france -- has france been playing? ian: they were unable to have that parliamentary vote. the french have been supported their -- supportive there. they were calling for the united states to get rid of khadafi in lybia. tookdent francois hollande the lead in mali. his popularity has gone up, but they have a very big muslim problem within their country. a lot of people are just in franchise, easy to radicalize -- disenfranchised, unemployed, easy to radicalize. his poll ratings will go up, but you are not going to see-- after 9/11, america can together. europe is not coming together. europe has never been so divided since the walking down. the political crisis is becoming increasingly

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says he, his mother with shall and family, haded to idea that his brothers were plan the hor riff aric attack in paris. >> translator: even if you saw them, their behavior wassite formal. reporter: the eldest brother says they lived in the same home in belgiumle with their mother. the only bee naifier change is that sala h stopped drink alcohol and frequented the mosque. >> when you have a son drink, it doesn't mean he will come mate terrorist attack. reporter: knowing the were two of the isis terrorists, momoh home med reflect on vacations the brothers took turkey. there trip to turkey, well, this may be why they went there. maybe he had contacts hrk can i. reporter: mohamed said his brother may have been radicalized on the internet. how do two bothers live abe housewell with family and appear normal while being radicalized by isis and planning the most heinous attack in modern history. >> you know, they rely, they have affection for the family. they don't see what is staring them in the eye. reporter: the doctor is a forensic psychologist, he says families and close friends have epos

front of parliament, so we will watch to see the developments there, and a lot of the sleeping giants aric wag up big time. matthew chance, thank you for that in moscow for us. and if the attacks of paris and the downing of planes in egypt weren't nufshgs isis is claiming responsibility for the thursday bombings in lebanon that left 40 people dead in south beirut, and 239 people were injured in those attacks. nine people have now been arrested. seven of them are seyrian, and two of them are lebanese. cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of isis' claim of responsibility. >> up next, the boston marathon bombers were brother, and two brothers attacked charlie hebdo in january, and now brothers are also among those being blamed in the paris attacks, and they are not the only three sets. what turns families into terrorist factory, and can they be stopped and lead to clues to move forward against them? y bude dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus.

that chris they are saying it may signify the end of the electron aric survey rens able and did back to traditional techniques of counterterrorism. steve: yeah. all of those people could communicate and nobody be knew about it physical it with as late p. that is frightening. dari: thank you. steve: that tries you. all right. for families with loved ones studying agood. pri dy's attacks obviously in creased concerns for their safety where you students who are in maaing to study kef seas will not be scared away. u you cannot really predict that it is going to happen. you are in control of it. 3:00 but you can. whatever you can do, like help the general effort and respect those countries and help them, that is what i will co. don't think it is going to stop me from going to our count troy study abroad and further education. >> that is good. right attitude. can do you? another are current c student studying abroad in france were harmed hankfully. dari: tankly. well, since the attacks, there is a greeing debate over what to do with the thousands of syrian refugees that are slated to come

he was a radical, a radical , aric, a university student person who was not a good guy, but he was noteader and not the leader of the islamic state. we need to be precise about the details about that. host: bringing it back to the conversation about propaganda and online. you talk about tactics here. you mentioned trolling individual engagement, one-on-one, not really effective or a good use of u.s. resources? why not try to engage the individual accounts one-on-one? not a bad idea. the problem is you just don't have the numbers. just talking twitter alone, an average of 40 to 50,000 pro isis accounts. at cdc -- at cscc, there were three. it had six twitter handles. isis and ice's supporters had 40 or 50,000. of which, maybe 3000 -- i'm not should have engaged, but there is something very important and that is how they radicalized. occurs ondicalization a one-to-one basis. me talking to you, that is something that may be explored and maybe government cannot do, but government can do with a private sector. you need someone who will basically have those long conversations with people who

he was a radical, a radical , aric, a university student person who was not a good guy, but he was noteader and not the leader of the islamic state. we need to be precise about the details about that. host: bringing it back to the conversation about propaganda and online. you talk about tactics here. you mentioned trolling individual engagement, one-on-one, not really effective or a good use of u.s. resources? why not try to engage the individual accounts one-on-one? not a bad idea. the problem is you just don't have the numbers. just talking twitter alone, an average of 40 to 50,000 pro isis accounts. at cdc -- at cscc, there were three. it had six twitter handles. isis and ice's supporters had 40 or 50,000. of which, maybe 3000 -- i'm not should have engaged, but there is something very important and that is how they radicalized. occurs ondicalization a one-to-one basis. me talking to you, that is something that may be explored and maybe government cannot do, but government can do with a private sector. you need someone who will basically have those long conversations with people who

we aric wag up to some chillier conditions than we have experienced lawsuitly, but we are starting to see some improvement in boston. already 49 degrees. that wind though, out of the northwest, is adds a chill to the air and it will continue to be quite breezy through the morning into the afternoon but the air is dry so a live look, not a cloud in the sky right now. currently we have wind out of from 6 to 20 miles per hour. the northwesterly wind around high pressure that will keep us dry for the day today, not so much clouds we saw, they are well off shore. the cold front will not be a problem for us today or tomorrow as high pressure builds on in. however, we look to the south, there is a lot of precipitation, a lot of rain. we have to watch this area of low pressure closely as it will be pushing north and east and could bring us some rain we head into tuesday. also, on radar, it is an area of clouds and showers near the bahamas. we will have to watch this close to the national hurricane center actually suggesting that there is a 50% chance this could be our next tropical depression