. >>> distracted with more on breaking news coming out of ataturk airport, istanbul, turkey. we now have reports from the reuters news agency of not one but two explosions. these are live pictures from outside the airport. further, a local network which happens to be cnn's turkish service is now reporting there were gunshots fired from a nearby parking garage. i mentioned to you earlier it was my experience traveling through this airport that security happens outside the building itself. there are xepcheckpoints for yo baggage before you ever go into the terminal itself. we done have clarity yet on where these explosions were, the degree of damage that was caused as a result of them. indications are that the gunshots were fired from outside. taxis are reportedly now ferrying people from the istanbul airport. according to the cnn turkish service. in addition, turkish officials say two explosions rocked the airport with multiple people injured. that's the latest from associated press, which provides us news from around the world. so an ongoing breaking news event in istanbul, tu

if they had an airport, it would be ataturk airport. you take it as far southeast as you can go towards the syrian border, and then you take a bus and get into syria that way. i would be surprised because isis uses this airport. >> okay, thank you so much. stay with us. if you're just joining us, the breaking news. the turkish justice minister now saying that ten people are dead. at least 20 others are injured, officials say, we'll have more on this rapidly developing and horrific breaking news story. stay with us. it don't make sense that i'm a horse whisperer. fancy prance, yo!! but you know what else don't make sense? bai. i mean it's good for you, but still somehow tastes amazing. sideways fancy prance, ya heard!! yeahhhh. clippity clop. clippity clop. yo, i just whispered all of ya'll! too easy. vo: bai. 5 calories, antioxidants and tastes amazing? none of this makes sense. ♪ ♪ rock-a-bye michael, rushing to class. ♪ ♪ teaching us science... ♪ ...and how to bounce pass. ♪ by the day's end, your body is beat. ♪ ♪ your sealy hybrid ge

it's the ataturk airport in istanb istanbul. we've heard one explosion, potentially two explosions. caliperry for the latest. what are we seeing? >> i can confirm according to interior ministry two separate excloses at the main airport in ins buell. two explosions and we're hearing from eyewitnesss who say there was gunfire following those two explosions but waiting on confirmation of that istanbul has been plagued by bombingings in the past year. six bombings have killed 200 people. we don't know the cause of these explosions, i need to stress that. we're still waiting but initial information, to two separate explosions at the main airport in istanbul according to the interior minister there are wounded people there. we've seen video that we're still trying to clear of people taking cover but that's what we know so far. >> i know we can't show the video yet but can you describe for us, cal? i know you're monitoring social media, what kinds of things are you hearing or seeing? >> we're hearing and seeing people taking cover at various stores because these explosions just happened. th

all flights have been diverted from ataturk airport. is the 3rd busiest airport in europe and the 11th busiest in the world. they are transiting to africa and other parts of the middle east, parts of east asia. istanbul is thrown dramatically. the crew and cabin is very calm. the captain is making announcements that we are being passengersomestic may be allowed off first then international passengers. it has been about 2 hours and we are still stuck on board. laura: how destabilizing will this attack be for turkey? >> turkey has been in the grip of this horrifying spiral of attacks in the past year. i have lost track of how many bomb attacks there have been across turkey, not only in the southeast by kurdish militants, resumed one they year ago, but also attacks pkk, asdish militants, and i.s. well. there have been major security problems building over the past year. that has impacted tourism. i was here last week, and tourism is down by 45% across the country. it has had a huge impact on fear investments. that investors may pullout bec

an explosion atlanta at at ataturk airport. lou dobbs it next. >> i am lou dobbs. a lot of breaking developments tonight to cover including terrorism. striking europe's third busiest airport as many as 4 suicide bombers, open fire, with ak-47s before blowing themselve us up. officials say 50 people are dead. police fired shots trying to stop at least two of the why attackers before a reach a security checkpoint. bombers blowing themselves up at arrival section of ataturk airport, senior turkish government official telling associated press, all indications suggestion that islamic faith is behind this attack. we have latest details as we bring them, in also, donald trump, making it clear his campaign is all about jobs, jobs, jobs. trump today, in pennsylvania giving a speech, he hammered globalists who take away jobs from our middle classy. and exports those jobs to china, and other low wage countries. has wiped out our middle class . lou: trump is holding a campaign event in st. clearsville, ohio. real clear politics show hillary clinton with a 3-point lead over tru

we are coming right back with full report on the terrorist attacks at ataturk airport.ood evening. i'm lou dobbs. we are following breaking news. the deadly terrorist attack in europes third biddiest airport, the ataturk airport in istanbul. there were as many as four suicide bombers involved in this attack. one of the suicide bombers detonated himself outside a security checkpoint. according to the a.p., initial indications from turkish officials suggests the islamic state carried out the attack. the turkish prime minister said

but that's not what happens at ataturk airport here in istanbul. that's not what happens at all. at this airport, the moment you get to the door, it's been my experience, there are armed guards and you must have your bags screened right there and then. you don't get to the ticketing agent, you don't get to the kiosk where you print your boarding pass. you can't get there with your bags unless and until your bags have been screened and checked for explosives. so there is a level of security at this airport to which we are not really accustomed. if you are watching us in israel tonight you know exactly what i'm talking about. if you are watching from turkey, you certainly know. but the rest of us watching in london or paris or anywhere else, this is not the kinds of security we face. they have brought security out further. as you drive up to ben gurion airport in israel you may be checked on the way in. same way here at ataturk in istanbul. along the way there may be checkpoints. and your bag doesn't get in that building without being searched. so this explosion that happened happen

there is an attack in atatÜrk airport. ird busiest airport in all of europe. 60 million people go through there every year. new numbers showing ten dead. perhaps more t the numbers may go up as many of the victims were rushed by taxi to local homes. no claim of responsibility yet. although isis considered to be a likely suspect in all of this. early reports indicate at least two attackers were inside near the x-ray machine. the terminals to get in the larger portion of the airport for travel when one of them at least aconsideredding to a defense minister -- at least according to a defense minister of turkey opened fire. at that point two bombs went off. to create chaos on video now. a travel alert was issued yesterday alerting americans that there were high threats regarding turkey. not necessarily istanbul but alerting them to danger of travel inside turkey. the state department now encouraging any americans over there o immediate alameda -- media to let people know if they are okay. the president has been briefed now. pre

the word is that there are reports of an explosion and gunfire at the international terminal of ataturk airport in turkey's istanbul on the heels on the attack at brussels airport, just horrifying. we have consistently seen that terrorists and we're not sure what this is, but there have been attacks specifically targeting international terminals of airport. here can you start to see some video of possible victims coming in. there's the exterior of the international terminal of ataturk airport, this is istanbul, turkey, as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. we have thank goodness, admiral james stavridis in the chair. what does this look like to you? we stress, we're not chur what the cause is but two explosions reported at istanbul's ataturk airport? >> looks like islamic state to me. other candidate would be some kind of kurdish terrorist, but i think most likely this will be the islamic state. they have a history of taking these kinds of attacks into turkey, nato ally. this is going to be yet another turn of the wheel for the islamic state unfortunately, i think we're goi

it began with gunfire at the international terminal at ataturk airport.hat the three assailants detonated their suicide devices. in a few short moments, 41 people were killed and more than 200 injured. >> as they remember their loved ones, friends and relatives mourn the senseless murders. >> i wanted to be known that these acts are a crime against humanity. an attack against all people. reporter: at his symbols -- i stanbul's ataturk airport, the damages being repaired. but the memory is unlikely to paid -- to fade soon. >> first you think you are in a film and that people started running and i ran with them. it was total chaos. then we all started to hide. >> 9:20 i guess, suddenly we hear the sound of shots, then boom. reporter: gunfire and explosions on different floors sent people running in opposite directions. dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured. it is the latest in a string of deadly attacks across the country. no one has claimed responsibility for the triple suicide bombing yet, but turkey's prime minister is ready to point a finger

at the ataturk airport, they have security check points at the entrances to the airport. i'm told that sometimes they even check your vehicle as you're driving up to the airport. on occasion they will stop vehicles and check them as you're driving up. and again, if the early indications are correct, at least one of them occurred outside of the departures area of the international terminal, it likely would have been around here where people are entering. and as we heard, people talking about the security situation there with the check points that you need to pass through just to get into the airport here. and that creates another security perimeter. it moves it outside, and again that clearly didn't top a mass casualty incident here. you want to look at the departure there from the brussels attacks back in march. three suicide attackers inside the ticketing area of the brussels international airport. this is the kind of damage they were able to inflict in here again. this all occurred outside. here is some pictures of the aftermath outside of the istanbul airport. this is

at least 36 people are dead, nearly 150 wounded after three terrorists struck the ataturk airport lastey were at the airport before blowing themselves up. turkish officials believe isis is to blame and one official tells cnn the attack bears the hallmarks of isis in tellers of target and method. >> and like other acts of terror, this one is also playing out on the u.s. presidential campaign trail. republican donald trump says the u.s. needs to be tough. >> many, many people killed. many, many people injured. folks, there's something going on that's really, really bad. all right. it's bad. and we better get smart. and we better get tough, or we're not going to have much of a country left, okay? it's bad. >> democrat hillary clinton didn't mention the bombings during a tuesday night event but issued a statement earlier saying this, today's attack in istanbul only strengthens our resolve to defeat the forces of terrorism and radical jihadism around the world. and it reminds us that the united states cannot retreat." >>> well, u.s. lawmakers have finally wrapped up the investigation into t

we'll be updating what has happened in istanbul and ataturk airport. we'll be back with captain chuck nash, deirdre bolton and more straight ahead. lou: let's update on the broking news at the istanbul airport at the ataturk airport. we would like to warn you the video coming in and what we are about to show you is very graphic. avert your eyes baits is when i say -- because when i say graphic, it's grisly and dramatic. security cameras. you are looking at one of the suspected suicide bombers being shot. the suspect was shot by the police officer. you will notice the officer begins approaching the suspect. then he becomes aware of the suicide vest and runs from him. the officer makes the run for it as the suspected terrorist continues to struggle. the next part of the video is graphic with the terrorist detonating his vest. and i think it's safe to say we don't need to use the word suspected terrorist there. joining us now is a former member of the turkish parliament who served in the european union. turkey joint parliamentary committee. he's a senior f

several explosions have been reported at the ataturk airport.ng this a terrorist attack. there are reports that there were suicide bombers and at least ten people have been killed and 20 more are now, all of this happened outside the international arrivals area of the airport. so far, no terrorist group has taken responsibility for the attack but senior u.s. intelligence officials say the attack fits the profile of isis. and in a haunting statement said our long summer of discontent has just begun. we're getting this video from inside the airport. one shows people hiding inside of a store and another shows a visibly upset woman. president obama has been briefed on the attack and the white house says it is monitoring developments in turkey closely. one more thing. the faa has issued a ground stop for all u.s. registered aircraft that were heading into turkey. tom costello is reporting some turkish flights headed from new york to istanbul are

we'll be updating what has happened in istanbul and ataturk airport. we'll be back with captain chuck nash, deirdre bolton and more straight ahead. stay with us. i'm just a guy who wants to buy that truck. and i'm just a guy who wants to sell him that truck. so i used truecar. it told me what other people in the area paid for the truck i want. and because we're a truecar certified dealership, i already know the truck he wants. so we're on the same page before he even gets here. -it's fair. -and it's fast. look good? looks great. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. ♪ lou: let's update on the broking news at the istanbul airport at the ataturk airport. we would like to warn you the video coming in and what we are about to show you is very graphic. avert your eyes baits is when i say -- because when i say graphic, it's grisly and dramatic. security cameras. you are looking at one of the suspected suicide bombers being shot. the suspect was shot by the police officer. you will notice the officer begins approaching the suspect. t

those killed were phoneers and no one was men. >> the video of the terror inside the istanbul ataturk airport showing airport security footage as one of the bombs goes off. >> people started running. i ran with them. i grab my stuff and ran and others came to us and it was total chaos. we all started to hide. >> in the video a three attacker hit the ground, shot by police. gunfire tearing through the terminal. >> he was spraying, nonstop, and automatic rifles for sure. >> another massive explosion. >> i saw people come down steps, with blood. >> third bomb was detonated as people waited for taxis in the pickup area. this morning, this is anguish for some families and others are waiting for any news of loved ones. >> had are more than 100 people hospitalized. >> the airport has been open for more than 15 hours despite clean up underway. broken glass and even blood stains are still visible this morning. these images are hard to are race, pure panic. the airport in istanbul is one of the largest in the world with so men conducting flights from the western world to the middle east and asia. the c

this video of one of the attacks inside the atatÜrk airport. of the terminals as the bomb went off in the fight. there was gunfire preceding it. the scene as chaotic as you might expect with trying to get so many of the injured to help. taxis and ambulances doing everything possible to usher the injured to the area hospitals. we know the numbers continue to go up. 28 killed. 60 injured. those are expected to rise as wel important to note all travel has been stopped going in and out of the airport. u.s. travel included in that. the state department is urging any americans who may be in the area to reach out publicly via social media and let everyone know they are okay. it was just yesterday that the state department reissued the warning to americans about turkey. we are waiting to see if isis claims responsibility. if that is who is responsible for the attack. the big e news we learned -- biggest news we learned preceding the report there were at least three attackers in the coordinated detonation of bombs inside that airport. we'll have much mo

>> the ataturk airport is now open but hardly business as usual. police and emergency crews are still on scene at the airport, where so many people were killed. turkish officials say they believe isis was responsible, as you mentioned, u.s. officials there in turkey say this could be the beginning of a summer of attacks, but emphasized there is no change this morning in the already high security at u.s. airports and they also add that there's no reason to believe our airport here in the u.s. are targets. at sfo we met up with people who were caught up in the terror, waiting for loved ones arriving from istanbul, not knowing if the attack was really over and we talked with one passenger, too, who watched the news coverage as it unfolded , on th plane. >> i was like this has to be old. turns out it wasn't and i just completely froze. >> even though they were already over canada, i was still worried about if somebody's on the plane, that it's not over. >> reporter: u.s. agents inspect foreign airports regularly, sometimes they do it undercover. the car

and getting himself along. >> ataturk airport in istanbul and the entire team gathered as we hit this top story today. inside turkey at this moment, off unique perspective having just arrived and traveled through that airport on one of the incoming flights. remarkable the resilience there, the airport is effectively back up and running less than 24 hour after this awful tragedy. >> reporter: yes, peter, well not claiming the responsibility yet, investigators are trying to put the pieces together and trying to find out who is behind it, now they believe the prime minister of turkey today has said that the authorities believe that it is isis because of the nature of the attack we've seen over and over in the past. these kind of attacks with attackers using automatic weapons first on innocent people and then using suicide explosive devices. when you're talking about -- you're asking about the mood, the only way i can describe it of incredible resilience. we landed an hour ago, i had to go through the international arrival terminal that is the one targeted by the attackers only 20 hours a

we follow deadly attacks at istanbul ataturk airport but now the airport is back open after 24 hours.essica? >>> unfortunately, the casualty numbers is gone up overnight, with the latest if you wake up with us, turkey now reporting 41 dead and 230 injured. at this minute, there is major cleanup. flights have resumeed. this is the newest video, it appears to be airport security video of attack that made its way on to the internet. the turkish prime minister has spoken out saying the islamic state is responsible. so far, at this hour, no one has claimed responsibility. all three suicide bombers were killed and people were shooting on one side of the -- inside of the airport and on the outside of the airport, one bomb detonated inside and one outside. take a listen. >> people were shooting. we all ran the other way. and the bombs when off. people were run other way. >> two bombs at the airport, one inside and one outside. turkish officials have confirmed den foreigners have been killed. no one was american. the information is fluid. there has been a media blackout in turkey. government i

airport. brussels, now istanbul ataturk. it's scary what's going on there. you wonder. people are pushing back on the brexit vote and whatnot. this is the reason why. there was supposed to be a lot of refugees that were coming from that part of the -- turkey, that area, into the european union. so, great britain says, you know, we're not ready for this and we pulled back. this is a little bit of a confirmation of what they did the last couple of days. >> i think you have to also factor in something a little bigger, which is that turkey right now just apologized for having shot down a russian plane. they're trying to renegotiate their relationship with israel, so they can start to ship goods around. you also have to remember that the kurds have a lot of complaints about what the turks have been up to. and the fact that the turks have not been supportive of them, in terms of their efforts to go and reclaim their land and separate out in terms of what's taking place in iraq. >> juan, you bring up a great point. we don't know specifically yet, obviously. these reports are j

three suicide bombers targeted the ataturk airport in its campbell. of a video appears to show one of the explosion. wusa9 has been following this story all evening long. we're live from the newsroom with the latest. >> port -- sources tell cbs news that the three attackers approach to the international terminal together where they were throwing hand grenades, and opened fire on people and eventually detonated suicide bombs killing dozens. >> cameras caught what appears to be a suicide bomber detonating an explosive device and it -- device inside of this ataturk airport. the governor of the stanzel said three attackers blew themselves up. turkish officials tell the associated press the death toll has climbed to 50. dozens more hurt. the suspects reportedly opened fire and in detonated explosives near the airport security checkpoint. some people ran from the terminal the blast. others crouched on the floor to hide. no terrorist organization has claimed responsibility yet for the attack. the turkish officials believe the signs so far point to isis. cbs

this is ataturk airport. this very terminal reopened about five hours after the smoke had cleared. you might remember it took almost two weeks to reopen the brussels airport after the bombings there back in march. not business as usual. they sure do want it to be so. pictures just this morning in istanbul at the airport. our coverage beginning this hour live with cnn's nima al bager. we are not even 24 hours since the bombs detonated and you are standing there amid the rubble and they are trying to get things back to normal. >> reporter: sadly, the turks have grown all too used to and all too efficient about trying to put the pieces back together. as i'm talking to you, files, rows of passengers and crew are filing past. some of the people we saw this morning had been in the airport when the attack happened. they had to run for their lives. they were returning today to pick up luggage and some of them trying to get back on flight to get out of here. the turkish government is so keen to return to normality. this is a country ha has spent most of the six months real frg reeling from a

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ivan watson here in front of the airport. >>> the number of people killed at ataturk airport, 11th busiest airport in the world, death toll has risen to 43. 43 people killed as they arrived here to set out on new at ventures or perhaps returning home. some just waiting in the airport for loved ones, and others airport staff simply at work doing their jobs. today there are several funerals taking place for those innocent souls who were slaughtered in this airport. for that let's go to cnn's matt rivers who attended one of those funerals. matt, tell me about the victim. >> brooke, there is no such thing as a funeral that isn't sad but the funeral that we attended today this morning was incredibly poignant and incredibly sad because of who was being mourned there. there were four people that were being mourned. three of them were sisters. a 24-year-old, a 16-year-old, and a 14-year-old. the fourth person that was being mourned was an 8-year-old who was the niece of all three of those sisters. that was one big family traveling from saudi arabia here to turkey to visit family. there was eight o

casualties from the attack on ataturk airport are rising. at least 41 people are confirmed among the dead and more than 200 injured in what intelligence officials say was done by a trio of coordinated suicide bombers. this attack has hallmarks of isis but so far no official claim for responsibility. this airport if it was the scene of chaos and carnage about 14 hours ago is now reopened to passengers and flights from the u.s. to istanbul are back up and running this morning. president obama is due to land in canada any moment. we just learned he spoke to the turkish president by phone. president obama will be attending a north american leaders summit hosted by canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we expect president obama to address the ataturk attack. we are looking at live pictures of pomp and circumstance as leaders are arriving. the white house did release a statement condemning the attack reiterating the support for turkey. we have a team in lace in turkey here in the u.s. and around the world covering this. i want to begin with nbc

it's the ataturk airport in the heart of istanbul. domestic and international travel there. ware tells cnbc no u.s. airlines service that particular airport. however, a number of european airlines do. and turkish air has service between the u.s. and turkey. so, right now, we have justice minister saying ten people have been killed. he says 40 injured. we are working to confirm that particular number. the attackers detonated before entering the checkpoint. richard engel earlier said he talked to an eyewitness who reported three blasts. but the turkish justice minister citing two blasts. so that's what we're going to go with at this point. becky, still working the story. i'll turn it back to you. >> sue, thank you. again, sue herrera. reaction now from stephen cook from the council on foreign relations and joins us right now on the phone. steven, obviously still very early but what can you tell us about what you have heard so far? >> well, it seems two things are clear. one, turkish security worked pretty well as your lead-in suggested that these bombers were forced to take act

one of them being ataturk airport. now, i think this just shows that in confrontations of this kind, the advantages do lie with the terrorists. the governments can take will reduce the casualties but they cannot eliminate them. familiar with airports in london, paris and frankfurt and to my unprofessional eye, the at this airport is as as good as in europe and in some better.'s even you notice that in march when islamic state attacked brussels airport, their bombers opened fire at the check-in counters of airport. last night, these attackers didn't get that far. attackers opened fire at the x-ray machines just inside entrance to the international terminal. >> this is a busy international airport, jasper. it is feared last night's attack will have a devastating impact this year. reporter: well, this is ontainly the third attack tourist sites in istanbul this year. january, islamic state killing sultan ahmed, 12 tourists, mostly german. attacked islamic state the famous pedestrian mall in old part of the city, killing fo

istanbul's busy ataturk airport is back open this morning, just hours after terrorists sent explosions through those terminals with people in the airport running out, leaving dozens of people dead. though it's back open it's an active crime scene >> this morning, sam, we're hearing from panicked passengers returning to the bay area following that attack. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez tracking the overnight developments for us and kris, there's fear more terror attacks could take place soon. >> right, u.s. officials in turkey on the ground there say that this could be the beginning of a summer of attacks. they emphasized there is no reason to believe that our airports here are a target. meanwhile at the airport in istanbul, police and emergency crews are still on the scene of the airport, where so many people were killed. turkish officials believe that isis was responsible. witnesses say they heard gunfire first, and then while police were taking aim at those gunmen they then detonated suicide bombs. experts say it was a well-coordinated attack. it is worth noting, though, that the

abc's terry moran reports from inside ataturk airport in istanbul. >> reporter: tonight, new details emerging in the terror attack at the airport in istanbul that left 42 dead and 238 injured. for the first time we see the face of one of the suspected attackers. the man in the baseball cap wearing a winter jacket on a summer day. just before 10:00 p.m., officials say, he and two accomplices pulled up in a taxi to istanbul's ataturk airport. the attackers got out of a taxi at the front of the airport where the first layer of security is. they were spotted and scattered. one heading down that way opening fire, detonating his explosive. another making it into the terminal there. you can see the busted windows. the third going downstairs where people were waiting for rides and detonating there. unleashing a combination of deadly fire inside the airport. >> that's when i saw him in the corner. i saw the bullets flying. >> reporter: terminal surveillance camera captured this image of the man believed to be one of the gunmen. some people cowering in terror. others running for cover. then an

other possible suspect, pkk, would have no reason to attack an international soft target like ataturk airport behind me. i've traveled through this many times. yesterday when we flew in, we essentially walked through what was 12still very much an active crime scene. the airport reopened five hours after the suicide bombings, compare that to brussels where it took almost a month before brussels airport started operating normally. so the question about whether or not it is isis seems to be essentially just by eliminate the motive probable culprit and why would isis want to strike turkey? well, turkey has certainly in more substantial waiys joined te fight. it's allowed u.s. to use an air base on its territory. but also it could be a much simpler rope. isis struck brussels, it struck paris, other western targets. this is a major international transport hub. many of the people killed here were foreign nationals, including five saudis, people from jordan, china and other countries. they want to send the message that they will terrorize people. >> i think there is a little concern that the airport

istanbul ataturk airport is one of the world with's busiest.he suicide bombers opened fire near checkpoints at the terminal nance. tina kraus is in london. >> reporter: istanbul's ataturk airport is the busiest. it was the world's 11th busiest last year and it was packed at the time of these attacks. this video posted on social media appears to show the moment the attack happened on tuesday. turkish officials say assailants opened fire at the international terminal. this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside the airport, frantic passengers ran to safety as emergency crews rushed in to help the wounded. >> one guy had a hole in his sack from shrapnel, from glass. >> reporter: others rushed to a nearby hospital where victims were being treated. this turkish man was desperate looking for his mother, as distraught relatives wailed behind him. while there has been no claim for responsibility, cbs news has been told it has the hallmarks of an isis attack. secretary of state john

at least ten people are dead after a series of explosions at the ataturk airport. we're getting new information. we'll have a live update right here on nbc 10 news at 5:00. sab airport. . >>> we're following breaking news out of turkey where two explosions rocked istanbul's ataturk airport. this is new video that shows people inside the terminal taking cover following the blasts. at least ten people are dead, about 20 wounded. a turkish official just confirmed there were two suicide attackers. this is unfolding at the busy arrivals terminal. there are no inbound or outbound u.s. passenger flights to turkey right now. stay with us. nbc news will have a special report with new information in about two minutes' time. >>> first let's train our sights here locally. we want to give you an update on the first alert record. the storms are moving closer to our region. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking those storms, and when they could arrive in your neighborhood. glenn? >> these storms are moving much more slowly than normal storms do. especially

however, the ataturk airport is up and running. while america's cia chief says the massacre in istanbul bares the mark of isis, he is warning of potential attacks here at home. nbc's pete williams has more. >> reporter: the deadliest and most complex attacks carried out by isis have struck overseas in paris, brussels and istanbul, he said he would be surprised if the terror group isn't plotting terror attacks overseas and here at home. >> if anybody here believes the u.s. homeland is sealed and that daesh or isil would not consider that, i think i would guard against that. >> other intelligence officials says the battle against isis has not reduced its global reach or to incite attacks around the world. in the u.s., the biggest threat has been people inspired to attack by the group's relentless propaganda in internet videos and social media. the fbi concluded that the husband and wife who killed 14 people in san bernardino were inspired by ies is and the gunman who shot up an orlando nightclub pledged his allegiance to isis. >> as

the ataturk airport re-opened hours after the deadly attack. otojournalist joe doran took these pictures inside the airport just a short time ago. just take a look at that. wow. three gunmen opened fire on passengers and then detonated suicide vests on tuesday. killing 36 people. and wounding nearly 150 others. no one has claimed responsibility just yet, but the turkish prime minister says the signs are pointing to isis. >> eyewitnesss describe a scene of total panic as the bombs exploded. an airport workers says no one knew what was coming. families and children were running for safety. and this is how it played out. [ sirens ] [ sirens ] >> thanks so much for watching. i'm amara walker live from los angeles. >> i'm john vause live in london. we'll be back with another hour of news from around the world shortly after this break. you're watching cnn. whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking yo

morning against suspected islamic group state cells following the deadly bombing attack at the ataturk airporte country's state-run news agency say authorities conducted the raids in three neighborhoods in istanbul and the coast city of ismer. 13 people have been taken into custody and the death toll now stands at 42 after a 22-year-old woman died as a result of injuries suffered in the attack. crews at the airport continue to repair the damage from tuesday's violence. turkey's prime minister is praising the new security measures from preventing any further loss of life. they forced them to split up and set off their explosives earlier than they had plan md ch they have not identified the attackers whether they were from turkey. police conducted two searches at two addresses related to the attackers. >>> hundreds of protesters gathered for an anti-government demonstration in istanbul yesterday holding signs that read, we are sad, we are angry, we are in mourning, we are in revolt. protesters accused the ruling party of being an ally of isis, which the prime minister says appears to be behind t

are dead and more than 140 are injured after suicide bombers blew themselves up at istanbul's ataturk airport. the latest from tina kraus >>> reporter: surveillance video from inside turkey's largest airport shows people scrambling for cover as one of the explosions went off. shortly before the blast, turkish officials say assailants armed with ak-47s opened fire at the entrance of the international terminal. this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside the airport, frantic passengers ran to safety as emergency crews rushed in to help the wounded. >> one guy had holes in his back from shrapnel, from glass. [ sirens ] >> reporter: others rushed to a nearby hospital, which victims were being treated. this turkish man was desperate looking for his mother. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: distraught relatives wailed behind him. there's no claim of responsibility but federal officials say the incident has all the hallmarks of an isis attack. speaking from aspen, secretary of state john kerry says attacks like these are a s

holly williams is inside istanb istanbul's ataturk airport. od morning. this is one of the busiest airports in the world, which is probably why it was targeted in the first place. but less than 24 hours after this attack, it's already up and running again and, in fact, if you look over there, you can see they are already repairing this section ofhe but this airport does things a little bit differently than most places in the u.s. and europe. there is a layer of security to get into the airport, to get inside the building itself. and you can see that is what they are doing over here. now, after the attack in brussels airport back in march, there was a discussion about complementi in implementing this everywhere as an added precaution against terrorism but in this case it seems it did not prevent two of the attackers from getting inside this building and past the security. remember, they were armed with gunses and then detonating themselves. >> holly williams inside the istanbul airport, thank you. >>> cbs news senior national security analyst ju

following explosions at the airport, turkey's ataturk airport in instan bull, the biggest airport inurkey. white house noting president obama has been briefed on the attack. melissa? melissa: shares of nike dropping down more than 7% after-hours. largest sports wear maker reporting weaker fourth quarter revenue due to sluggish sales in north america. david: ouch. donald trump taking aim at free trade. the presumptive gop nominee outlining a seven-point plan how he plans to bring jobs back to america and bashing clinton for her policies. listen. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of fear will try to spread the lie that these actions will start a trade war. we already have a trade war and we're losing badly. david: here now, dan henninger, deputy editorial page editor "wall street journal," marjorie clifton former consultant to the obama campaign and clifton consulting founder. dan, is he calling for a trade war? you saw a lot of points, particularly points about china and how they violated all these past measures on currency and trade and how he will give it to them, higher tariffs a

i think the attack that happened at istanbul ataturk airport this evening happened at a high traffic time. a lot of flights going out, particularly international flights to africa and asia at that time. so whoever carried this out, it was clearly very well planned and it is a little unusual because i have to say, ataturk airport is a very secure airport. even before you get into the airport, vehicles are stopped and before you get into the airport, there is very high security, a high security perimeter that everyone has to go through. what it seems happened is that the attackers attacked the police cordon, then had suicide vests that did eventually explode but this was something that seems it was very well planned. >> let me ask about the attitude of arab people in the arab world, middle east and elsewhere. how do they look upon turkey, as the westernized country of the islamic world? what is the view? it's sort of like a hybrid in a sense, a modern country, part of europe, but also islamic. how do the people who live in the more third world arab world, how do they look upon this cou

. >>> live pictures now at ataturk airport. suicide bombers attack one of the busiest airports in istanbul, turkey, killing at least 36 people and 147 wounded. joe, i'm going to start with you. it's now morning in istanbul. you're at the scene. what did you see when you got there? >> well, don, it's been quite a few hours, over seven hours since this happened. when we first arrived, the road leading up to the airport, the blue sign mind he is the entrance to the airport where you have security. this road was full of passengers trying to leave the airport, obviously in shock. some of them crying, some of them injured. it was a scene quite chaotic and ambulances going in and out. we must have seen close to a hundred ambulances going in and out in both directions. i spoke to one of the ambulances standing by. he had already done two trips in. his first was full of blood. he said he was waiting to go again. >> we understand there were bystanders and taxi cab drivers taking people to the hospital. >> was trying to help out. >> yes, e

i'm hala gorani in istanbul at the ataturk airport which is right behind me. death toll now stands at 42 in that chaotic triple suicide bombing attack on the airport. investigators are now looking at surveillance video, forensic evidence to try to identify the three attacker, although the airport opened so soon after the attacks. they have also spoken to the cabdriver who dropped the three attackers off at the airport. now authorities say they believe isis is behind the attacks, though isis typically in turkey does not claim responsibility, even when they are heavily suspected. the human toll, as we mentioned, 42 killed. 120 are still in the hospital being treated for their wounds. friends and families of the victims are remembering their lost loved ones. hundreds of people turned out wednesday, for instance, for the funeral of an airport customs officer. sophia jones is a journalist of with "the huffington post" and the world post. she joins me now. sophia, let's talk a little bit what we know about the investigation. it's only been 36 hours. strong suspicion

we are on our way to ataturk airport. we arrived on the asian side of istanbul, it is the other airport and the reason we flew was because ataturk was shutdown. we caught a redeye flight, got in at 7:00 am, got in this van, heavy traffic, we have been traveling for two hours if not that long, probably 30 miles but one reason is morning rush-hour and heavy security, we have been seeing a lot of emergency vehicles and police vehicles going by, checking other vehicles as well. it is related to last night's attacks, happened at 9:30 local time. this just came out a short while ago, 41 people were killed, 239 others injured. when turkish officials say three men opened fire at the international terminal, they got into a shootout, detonated their explosive belts. it is graphic, when you are watching it you see one of the explosions which is just outside the terminal and then you see the surveillance video of one of the attackers, he gets shot by presumably a police officer or security official, goes down and 20 seconds into the s

maureen: we have updated video and pictures of the horrible terror attack in istanbul at the atatÜrk airport main airport in istanbul. 15 people reported dead and 60 injured. three suicide bombers. one opened fire at the crowd and the terminal entrance. another blew himself up after police shot at him and the third blew himself up at the domestic entrance of the airport. >> three. two, one fire. leon: they will launch the most powerful rocket in the world toward mars. that will be a fun sight to see. maureen: ikea is recalling millions of the chest and dressers blamed for the death of three children. the furniture can fall over if it's not fastened to the wall. the company ez it is working with the consumer product safety commission on the problem and the recall. ikea launch ald repair program last year after the first two deaths and the first recall was issued after the third death. leon: volkswagen will pay nearly $15 billion in settlements over diesel cars which were rigged to pass admissions test. $10 billion will go to buyback and payment for the owners of the ca $2.7 billion goes to th

we know there were three see side bombers who entered ataturk airport one detonating his bomb outsideo inside the arrival hall. you see cars pulling in. investigators say the three bombers did arrive by taxi before two of them did make their way to the arrivals hall. when you're inside the building you can still see shattered glass. and a hole in the floor above one of the spot where is the bomb detonated. investigators have been here through the night and they've done a lot of their work and they're able to reopen the airport as it reopens to flights this morning. but the images of what happened here cannot be scrubbed from anyone's mind. there were cameras rolling at the time of the blast. you see them wounded. falling wounded to the ground, and the spot where so many laid and dies allison. at the same time, we're seeing video of a man carrying his gun inside the terminal. we saw him shot by a security guard. he falls to the ground, moments later, one of those bombs detonates. >> alexandra, did the blast happening in the international arrivals area of the airport this is considered