islamic state and does have a harmonious state of al-baghdadi and he has quoted him.know about the group operating in mali and he was part of aqam in algeria and formed his own group. >> and this is important, because some in america is benghazi benghazi. >> and in 2012 they accused of attacking the american consulate but it does have some connection with isis links in libya. >> very complicated. but we can get a picture of it. laith alkhouri thank you very much. >>> and coming up the outrage over oscar snubs and diverse thinking at the idea. i'll have more coming up. ♪ stouffer's mac and cheese with real aged cheddar now in a convenient cup. new stouffer's mac cups. made for you to love. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it ... until boom it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. only at a sleep numbe

so in fact, it indicates clearly that he has some allegiance to al baghdadi as well as perhaps to al qaeda of yemen, as we have been talking about for the last few days. jake? >> jim the interior minister in france spoke about the security measures being put in place for today's march. tell us more about what i imagine must be extraordinary security. >> i think it is extraordinary security. as you mentioned there may be up to 50 heads of states from the international community here, who are joining this march and so the french police have mobilized 2,200 agents just for the march here in paris, including snipers on rooftops and all sorts of things along the way. lot of people, a lot of plain clothed agents you wouldn't be able to identify in the crowd, typical for french demonstrations but clearly today of this a huge problem on their hands in the sense they have to assure the safety of all of these world lead ears who have come in as well as the french leader. eight former prime ministers are taking part in this unity march to show some national unity, and of course, president holla

they completely disapprove of having baghdadi's picture being mocked in their newspaper. but, obviously, the newspaper has had a history in mocking some islamic icons previously. of course, prophet muhammad is the main one of them. >> interesting. laith alkhouri, appreciate you being here. >>> stay with us for continuing breaking news coverage. after the break, nbc's ayman will break down the attacks against charlie hebdo and trying assimilate immigrants within that country. >> today's murders are part of a larger confrontation. not between civilizations, no. but between civilization itself and those who are opposed to a civilized world. the murderers dare preclaim charlie hebdo is dead. make no mistake. they are wrong. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that.

and the whole baghdadi. >> that's why everything we hear that these two organizations are going to joinfforts together is just assumptions. >> right. >> there is tee logical divisions now that will prevent al-qaeda and isis to join efforts together because i don't under. >> when you say there are theological divisions, often, it's easy for us to look at terrorism as something that is centered on the west, targeting the west. and as you studied, this you learned something differently. they believe they are following uslam in its purest form, which is totally ab curt. bid laudin in the geejihad, yes it focused on the u.s., on the west, but it also focused on the middle east. there are many incubating factors that leads to terrorism, that leads to violent extremism, to recruitment. you know, for example, an education system in the middle east, critical thinking you know, women's rights issues. you have economic corruption and political disruptions that makes any system in the middle east, most of -- most of the middle eastern countryies cancerous. >> when you look at what's happening now w

and posted this picture which looks like al baghdadi and the caption reads al baghdadi wishes also and especially health. if you go to their website right now, actually this page comes up. it's this dark je suis charlie and when you click it starts to give you in different -- je suis charlie in different languages. so that's what's going on right now. >> i've seen those signs on every continent today in video. incredible how quickly it spreads. >> holding up the pen. a lot of people. really -- >> yeah. it's moving and unity is important. >> it is. >> thank you. >> we'll have more on the attack in paris ahead. first here at home the fbi reports it's planning to question not just a few, but hundreds of patients who may have witnessed a shooting in texas. officials say two people are dead including the suspected gunmen. this happened yesterday in el paso paso. the clinic near ft. bliss the army post. investigators have not said whether the gunman killed himself or somebody else shot him. casey steagall has the details in dallas. what are investigators saying about this some. >> they're no

al baghdadi has called for attacks on saudi arabia. the first place to look is i.s.i.l. the suicide bomber who exploded himself rather than being taken alive also bears the haul hallmarks of i.s.i.l. that looks like it's a fairly good guess. i assume the world's intelligence services are looking that over to make that determination but that's a pretty good place to start i think. >> it happens on the day the embassy has reopened for the first time in 25 years ago. do you think that's significant? >> that may be fortuitous. the lelingses have been improving and since the new regime has been announced in iraq this was something that was worked on quite openly between the two parties again it comes right after a threat made by al baghdadi against saudi arabia and saudi arabia has been participating in the coalition against i.s.i.l. so i think all of these factors coalesce to make the timing of the attack when it unfortunately occurred. >> and this can only be a good thing the opening of the embassy considering how bad things were between saudi arabia and iraq. >> well, of c

al-baghdadi just today, the satirical newspaper magazine put out a cartoon of al-baghdadi.ake fun of leaders, regardless if they're christians or jews or muslims and they often have to take the brunt of these retaliatory attacks. >> or possibly it's a hybrid you had someone with some training it's suggested they had some military training here. they were operating on their own initiative. but they had gotten more training. the idea of lone wolf attacks, they're very hard to stop. but the damage is not as great as a coordinated attack because the people don't know what they're doing so much. the frightening thing here is maybe it is someone working on their own initiative but they've had some military-style training sewo they can do more damage. >> the bullet pattern on the windshield could be one of two things one, you know how to fire it's not easy to control an automatic weapon. or two, were you close, the weapons, if jim bitterman's reporting is correct at this point, they were using kalishnakovs as we know one of the of the easiest to get, most commonly favored terroris

a recording of adam adam koulabaly policemeninging aleakentions topple baghdadi he speaks out againstpains in syria and mali and describes osama bin laden as an inspiration. he was killed on friday when the police raided the supermarket where he held multiple hostages. four hostages died in that raid as well. joseph kashishian says the media should exercise caution in making assertions regarding motive. >> the claims that have been made that in fact these people have trained in yemen or they may have behaved on order by al-baghdadi and others have now been floated around. but i think we should be very careful because we don't know whether or not these videos are authentic or who put them forward. there are so many videos circulating who's veracity must be questioned to be objective really. there is a level of prop position positionalty here that needs to be taken into account. we should not really overreact. we should wait and see what happens and perhaps down the line we will figure out exactly what motivated these men to actually engage in this kind of violence. my first reaction wh

but the fact that they're making fun of abu bakr al baghdadi making fun of the prophet muhammad clearly's an incentive for these extremists to go ahead and go after this kind of magazine. >> exactly. i agree with you, wolf that an attack like this like we saw on september 11th they are so well prepared and so targeted. the terrorists are setting the calendar not some facebook post or publication. this date was chosen possibly because this is when all the editors were going to be together. so it had mass casualty effect. we don't know if it's isis or al qaeda or some other entity. and that's why we need to catch them. that's why the manhunt is so important. but you are right that these attacks on the messenger, that's exactly what it is the media attacks are to amplify not only the terrorists' victimizing of everyone or terrorizing everyone, it's also to kill the messenger. and that's very scary for journalists. it is very scary for anyone in the media business because it has that amplifying effect that you really don't see in a lot of other terrorist attacks. i will say, this was an ass

coulibaly the suspect in the kosher supermarket, he pledged his allegiance to isis, as well as al baghdadi. do you think that france is now paying the price for its involvement in the u.s. led coalition, targets isis in syria and iraq? how much are france's foreign policiespolicies part of the problem? >> definitely, it's true that france who had nothing to do in this policy, it is a policy not in its interest, because it searches on this the interests of america and israel, and france sent people to syria or to train over there and these people are marked by the situation of the muslims in france and some of them would turn to do some violence. now, the link between this large group is the middle east, i'm not sure if it's really true, the truth or it's a manipulation. you know, i'm not sure of the link between coulibaly even if he said that. there are a lot of manipulations of people, and the secret services are strong enough to do a lot of manipulation, so if it's in your interest to imply that organization, yes. >> jacob finally let me ask you about some of the pictures we've seen. tha

put a quote from al-baghdadi in one of the videos.collection and they share the same methodology in terrorizing the population and recruiting from those individuals. >> are we seeing the isolation or marginalization of al qaeda which was the boogie man when it came to terrorism after 9/11 but seems to be less violent than some of the groups that are embedding themselves in populations and declaring themselves a callive ate or a state. >> i think al qaeda has a lot to catch up with. al qaeda has been their operations -- they were put on hold. they haven't caused an obstacle with a spectacle with a big boom but isis took advantage of this laxity and went and preached around the middle east specifically in syria and iraq recruiting from all around the world, about 70 countries and including those communities in syria and iraq and by declaring the calleiphatecaliphate, among many muslims around the world, it was able to attract more. and where it is seen as this -- al qaeda is seen as not having an troll and not able to confront the west

in that kosher supermarket but it was a video of him expressing allegiance to the head of isis al baghdadi and saying -- in the video describing him as a soldier of the caliphate, the islamic extremist group seeking to seize huge swaths of territory. >> i think what's so interesting about the fact it was released today, it's not an accident. isis has shown a remarkable sophistication using the power of the image, and yet the images that they try to send out on that will no way counter this mass, mass image that we're seeing right now. >> that's a great point. look at this. look at these world leaders arm in arm. you have mahmoud abbas and benjamin netanyahu in the same line of people and what is the isis video? some idiot with a gun standing in some pathetic apartment by himself. he did so the incredibly vicious people but that image can't compete with what the people of france indeed the people of the world are communicating "todaytoday". >> this march is about unitity. it's about trying to get all aspects of french society aboard. the nicolas sarkozy, the conservative opponent of francoi

and its leader al baghdadi. i believe is at the location of the supermarket hostage taking and terrorist act, the four innocent juishew mishish men killed there on friday. what is the latest on the investigation? >> well the latest we have in that investigation and they're still really putting the pieces together of what is a puzzle essentially is how they carried out these attacks and how much preplanning was involved. it now appears that coouely bally may have also shot a jogger on that same day, wounding him, not killing him, and also possibly put a small explosive into a car near a jewish neighborhood. it seems to be a springtring of attacks he carried out and did he so in conjunction with the kouachi brothers who murdered those 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" us a. we know this because of a video in which cuilly bally swears allegiance to isis. in that video he rambles quite a bit and talks about the grievances he feels against the muslim world and what he considers justification for carrying out those att

nbc news that nearly all of isis most senior leaders are iraqis and that 70% of them including al baghdadi were once held by u.s. troops in iraq only to be later released by the iraqi government or u.s. forces. for isis the iraq war never ended. they simply moved to the chaos of syria, metastasized and are still fighting, still making demands. isis has been open to prisoner swaps in the past. it exchanged some of its prisoners for turkish hostages. but it's unclear if a prison swap will happen in this case. >> richard, thank you. >>> the number of measles cases linked to the disneyland theme park continues to grow. with it the outbreak is reigniting the debate over vaccinations. now one of the nation's top medical organizations is weighing in and issuing a new call to parents. nbc's hallie jackson has our report tonight. >> reporter: the measles outbreak that started at the happiest place on earth is spreading to more places with four new cases reported in arizona, in addition to those in six other states and mexico. more than 60 confirmed cases believed to be linked to two disney theme pa

he recorded a statement before the attack pledging allegiance to isil and its leader al-baghdadi.s to have been filmed over several days. the video, he says the attacks in paris were justified by french military interventions overseas. killed on friday when the police raided a supermarket where he had been holding multiple hostages. four hostages were killed in the raid. turn joining us in the studio a senior lec temperature at kings college london. thaufrl for joining us. we have been following theents unfold in paris. what did you make of today's events? was it a show of global unity? >> i think it was the intention. there was a broad expect trum of world leaders at the rally and taking part to show this kind of unity these people will talk shop afterwards in how to respond in terms of adjusting security policies. there were of course people present from countries that may have raised some eyebrows in the sense that they represent countries where freedom of the press is precarious. >> let's name and shame, prime minister of turkey and they i am prison more journalists than any o

the last tweet sent out was a cartoon mocking the isis thug, al baghdadi saying, and they were taking a shot at him. dana, you point out that there was only an hour before the attack. >> they knew this was coming, they had heard about it. >> they have been bombed before. they had killed, look at the cartoons, they were up on our website right now, take a look at them print them out, send them to your friends, you cannot cave to these cave men, you've got to make sure that everybody sees that everybody accepts these insecure little heathens. think about the afterfront to their christianity to mormonism, for example. nobody does anything they don't behead anybody. >> we laugh. >> how insecure are you about your god, that this is what drys you to kill. if a cartoon offends you, imagine how weak you really are. >> will satire change, how clearly we're going to say, absolutely shouldn't will people be, will satirists be more -- >> especially i would like to see the media, especially. in hollywood, remember how brave hollywood was over the seth rogan movie, the interview. let's put it out t

a latest cartoon was mocking al baghdadi. the idea between isis and the muslim world is not to sub bit to islam or die. it's submit to isis or die. them killing the editor of a magazine is a message don't mock us, or we'll kill you. with he he don't know he if it's connected to isis right now. >> we are joined live from berlin. as you watch this, i hearken back to a group called the patriot europeans against the islamization of the west. they held a demonstration in dresden drawing 18,000 people monday night. are you concerned what you see coming out of paris that islam phobia could be on the rise and taking fire in europe. >> the islamic faith that just been a pretext a symbol for which people rally on the street. i say what they are rather concerned with is the discontent because it's not about islamic faith. >> upset about the german political establishment why? one of the questions seems to be germany opened its doors to full employment, seek ago lot of people from the immigrant community and as a result, those jobs are g

and the pact that amedy coulibaly pledged allegiance to the amir, abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> we see evidence of revving up of a fear machine. listening to what you say, does the tension raise concerns, this they are trying to one-up each west. >> i don't mean to dismiss the idea that terrorism represents a threat, and more so inside of yemen. most victims are arabs, muslims, not puppets of the west. >> what al-shabab does in somali. what is happening in iraq, in yemen, in nigeria, with boko haram. it's not that there's no threat. we are afraid of the power of nightmares, "inspire" magazine is english. anwar al-awlaki spoke english. the west is not used to these terror hits. i fear we'll go overboard with a problem that doesn't warrant cracking down on civil liberties, rounding up those that support the ideas of i.s.i.l. and al qaeda. we need a smarter policy. it begins with looking at at role in projecting a message to the world that we are at war with islam. >> there are concerns that what we are doing is not working. here you had guys that should have been on the radar, and were at one poi

it's leader abu bakr al-baghdadi, was captured by u.s. forces in 2005 but later released.self the leader of all muslims and openly challenges america. strong, and uses social media to control thousands of westerners. and hundreds of america. it appeals largely to men in their 20s many from troubled backgrounds. >> living in the west i know how you are. >> a recent study found a surprising number of european recruits. 6% are new to islam many are second and third generation immigrants have no experience in fighting and no connection to syria. >> i.s.i.l. has targeted women throughout its brutal campaign. selling women for sex and marriage. other women have been pushed from their homes trying to care for their families in makeshift camps. josh rushing visitsome camps of women forced to carve out a life in these horrible conditions. >> ramona tola, is a stay at home mom. the home she keeps for her family is a tent in a crowded refugee camp. >> translator: this is not a life. we have to walk a long distance to get to the toilets and i'm afraid to go there at 3:00 or 4:00 a.m.

s leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. now the french phrase, i am charlie. french people are in solidarity. >> we are in a national unity mode, when you attack one of us you attack all of us. we are all charlie hebdo and we are all defending our values and our freedoms. >> reporters are worried about their freedom because the attackers are still on the loose. they have guards posted outside their building and so do others. in france, john. >> journalists as well, hundreds of people are gathering right now in freezing cold temperatures in new york's union square holding signs like the ones we've he seen at many demonstrations je suis charlie. many have been targeted in recent years over depictions of the prophet muhammed. be paul beban has thepaul beban has the story. paul. >> thank you john. media outlets around the world have come under pressure, threatened or attacked for their irreferent depictions ever islam. the attack in paris is the latest of assaults on journalists and artists who have lamb poonldlampooned islam islam l author salman rushdie spent ye

with three hostages in place we're told it's highly likely al-baghdadi is in the chain of command onone. >> there are obvious differences but this is drawing comparison to the prisoner swap of sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> the white house is being pushed to explain how the swap of bowe bergdahl for five prisoners at guantanamo is any different from the jordannan government's decide to swap a suicide bomber in their custody for the pilot held by isis. youing are argue the pie lot and bergdahl are prisoners of war. the administration says it does not bargain with terrorists and today there was a slightly different explanation. >> it's important to draw a distinction between the taliban and al qaeda. they taliban has resourced to terrorist tactics but principally folked one afghanistan. >> separately a military intelligent source says that at least in one case there is evidence that they were executed days before the videos and the demands were posted. so that's another indicator, if you needed any, that isis is not an honest broker but we don't know if that's the case. >> thank you. jorda

s leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. now the newspaper's website shows a defiant message in french "i am charlie" and people across the city are showing solidarity. >> we are in a national unity mode that when you attack one of us you attack all of us. we are all "charlie hebdo." and we are all defending our values and freedom. >> reporters without borders told me their worried about their own security because the attackers are on the loose. the group has guards posted outside their building. so do other media >>> thank you. leaders from around the world are condemning the attacks. patty culhane has more. >> translation: from the u.s. secretary of state an unusual message of solidarity in two language. from the u.s. president, an unschedule statement. >> it's an attack on journalists, an attack on the free press. also attack on freedom of speech freedom of the press. >> reporter: the u.s. offered france any help that it needs in its manhunt. an investigation in the capital of europe condemn nation and condolences. we fee

hebdo" known for caricatures of islamic figures like mohammad and islamic state leader abu bakr al baghdadi. two hooded men armed with kalashnikov rifles viciouslyg a french police officer in the street as he lay wounded. after calling out the names of would-be victims as they stalk them inside the "charlie hebdo" offices. president obama comdemned the terrorist attack, pledged america's help in tracking down the perpetrators. >> our counterterrorism cooperation with france is excellent. we will provide them with every bit of assistance that we can going forward. i think it's going to be important for us to make sure that we recognize these kinds of attacks can happen anywhere in the world. lou: the three suspects tonight are believed to be two french algerian brother,s ages 32 and 34 who may have recently from under fighting in syria and getaway driver is believed to be an 18-year-old homeless student also a french origin. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in paris and has the latest for us greg? >> reporter: french police confirm to fox news they have identified

leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. he was killed where police raided a supermarket where ha had opinion holding multiple hostages. four hostages died in that raid. >>> investigators believe they have located the black boxes in the airasia crash. recovery workers are working on bringing them to the surface. 162 died in the south china sea off the coast of the inton eesh ya. >>> it is sunday night and time for "the week ahead". five years ago a massive earthquake struck haiti. many died. 300,000 injured. 1.25 million were made homeless. efforts to rebuild, but are hampered. the political and social unrest in haiti continues. >> that's right. good evening to you from the capital port-au-prince. where you mentioned it was five years ago tomorrow that that terrible earthquake struck and hit the city capital. like you said it killed so many people. it was a big natural disaster to hit the region of the world in over 200 years and the number of people that died. five years later things have changed. some for the better. some

to a cell that assisted aqi al qaeda in iraq which was a precursor to isis, there is a group that baghdadiook over. >> several jihadists managed to evade evade -- intelligence capabilities have left the united states increasingly vulnerable to a 9/11 type attack. >> good evening, fred what is it about this attack that makes it different and significant? >> well for me, the degree of sophistication was to the preoperational surveillance to take out the french counter surveillance assets that were in place, really struck me i harken back to the 1983 terror eattack on the first world trade center bombing and the followup plots that we uncovered as a result of that. and this was very similar on how you're going to have a tactical response to neutralize security, to take out the agents or the young formed police are in place before you go in and execute or assassinate your target sets. >> all right and what about the fact, fred that you've got, you know, i'm reminded of the tsarnaev brothers, and here we have got brothers again, what is the significance? what does that tell you? i mean what do

and this guy now is a close associate to al baghdadi the self-proclaimed caliphate of isis. afraid this could be a coordinated campaign against the european continent on one side and arab democratic transition on the other because jooe hahihadis and dictators are working hand in hand. >> you mentioned the idea of an ongoing campaign. security sources i speak with here say one of the reasons that they added new troops to secure key locations, added new police is because they do believe that there were accomplices in these attacks, and they can't rule out the possibility that these people left behind could still be planning something else. based on your expertise about french terror cells, would that be how they operate? would the surviving members be looking to stage an attack now, or do you suspect they would lay low? >> i think the problem is not only a french one. it's a european one. what is a terrorist trying to achieve with such a massacre as the ones that took place in paris last week? they want to create sectarian strife to take muslims in europe as hostages to trigge

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analysts say that brother could have been close to al baghdadi the current leader of isis. with its deep and personal connection to sajida al rishawi, what would isis do with her if she's brought back into the fold? >> she is probably not a great jihadi operative. i don't think they need her as a leader. there is no evidence that she has leadership qualities. what she is is a propaganda piece. what she is is someone you put in front of the camera and she says the right things and she praises isis for even nine years later, never forgetting about her. >> matthew levitt says al rishawi has achieved something for isis that it's really never had, something it's desperately craved equal footing in negotiations with a top u.s. ally. she gives isis at least the appearance of some legitimacy as a state even if only temporarily. an extraordinary situation right now playing out as we speak. >> here's the question. if she is released by jordan in exchange for the pilot, and say maybe the japanese journalist could she conceivably become a suicide bomber? >> analysts we spoke to say it'

about an hour before the shootings there was a satirical cartoon of islamic state leader, abu al-baghdadi that leads isis. that is interesting. that is the kind of free speech we have to protect. >> let me point out something else. the muslim population in france, right now five million people. 8% of the people. two million people in america. the point they have a very open, arms wide open come with us, you're welcome here. the problem once this population grew there are 12 different cities within within britain that were muslims that said we want to be self-ruled. we want to rule by sharia law. they're called no-go zones of the police literally back off and let them rule themselves and let them police themselves. that breeds this type of extremism, when these people have the ability to say you know what? we're not going to abide by national law or local law, we're going to abide by our own law and have an extremist faction that grows within, of course they will speak french. of course there will be muslim extremists that speak french that come from with within the community. >> not like

but, when you look at what baghdadee wanted to ee baghdadi wanted to do. wanted to attack outside of syria, iraq jordan. other places. zawahiri said no we don't want you to do that. we want-up to focus. never about brutality or power. it was abut just having a fundamental disagreement. he said i have access to all people with western passports. we can do more. we should do more. that was the split. so we remembered the ideals are all the same. they have the same goals same tactic. what we are talking abut hereoutabout, getting concerned. he competes for finances recruits. competes for operational status. meaning can we get people logistically in and out of places. the government monitors 21 al qaeda affiliates. half have pledged support to isis in some way. either overtly or covertly. meaning they have -- >> competition between the two. >> the thing that worries the most is what if this does not have the hallmarks of of an isis directive operation or an al qaeda directed operation. what if what we are now beginning to see, a lone wolf operators or wolf bac

in addition, the magazine, their last tweet was about a caricature of the isis leader abu al baghdadi, because the gunmen were wearing clothing virtually identical to what we've seen with isis in iraq. >> very interesting. a lot of work you've been doing today. with all of your sources. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> let's take a live look right now, this is paris at night where people are gathering now to remember those killed in the vicious terrorist attack in france. we will be right back. here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. i maximize good stuff, like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. [cheering] everything okay? we're here because you're about to have a heart attack. pete's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you total your b

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and minutes before the attack a tweet mocking isis leader abu bakra al baghdadi. the paper is going and publishing next week's edition. the columnist for the paper was not there at the time of the attack but did tell french television this, it's very hard. we are all suffering with grief, with fear but we will do it anyway because stupidity will not win. sean, that paper usually prints 60,000 copies a week but will print 1 million copies next week with other media companies helping to cover those costs. >> ainsley amazing courage they showed because they kept doing it in spite of what happened in the past. thank you for that history. appreciate it. also with reaction joining us now fox news terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. let me put up on the screen exactly the numbers that we're looking at in europe. there's been a lot of immigration there. the number of muslims, for example, living in europe in 2010, well there you have the number in france 4.7. but let's go to the number living in europe total, which is 44.1 million 6% of the population. and if you look at

he was talking about abu al-baghdadi, and -- >> look what he does.eading islamic state now. >> iran-contra what was that about? >> it was about opening up lines of communications potentially swapping prisoners with the iranian government which at that point i would say, i'm sure wasn't on any official list a terrorists, they were essentially terrorists. they were at least fomenting terrorism. let's not just say president obama that has lines of communications or has done this or approached the -- broached the notion of prisoner swaps with terrorist organizations -- >> but don't you think time something little bit different charlie? threat of al qaeda, threat of isis and most troubling, i want to report this, individual with knowledge of amari's release, administration official said quote, hang on president obama played no role in the process. >> right. >> president obama played no role. >> hopefully somebody else played a role. listen, i have no problem with something some degree of dialogue with these folks. we need to get our people back. yes, thin

s leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. amedy coulibaly was killed when police raided a supermarket on friday where he had been holding multiple hostages. four hostages died in the raid >>> investigators believe they have located the black boxes from the airasia crash. 162 people died when the flight went down two weeks ago off the coast of indonesia. more on the top story. the enormous turn out at unity rallies in france. jacky rowland talks about the extraordinary day. >> a president and a people. united in their loss. words of comfort for the families who lost loved ones and gestures of support for those who survived. the victims were journalists, police officers, and customers of a jewish supermarket. unconnected before now linked by the violent actions of three men. leaders from more than 40 countries stood shoulder to shoulder with the french president. on this day the president said paris is the capital of the world. people gathered at place de la republique the traditional starting point for marches in the city. men

. >> the last tweet sent by the newspaper was a cartoon featuring abu bakr al baghdadi. >> thank you. my next guest has been taken to court for what he has said. don't say you weren't warned, mark, thank you for being here tonight. i know you knew some of the men who worked at this publication. your thoughts on what we have seen in paris today. >> yes, they were very brave. this was the only publication that was willing to publish the muhammad -- the danish muhammad cartoons in 2006. i'm proud to have written for the only canadian magazine to publish those muhammad cartoons. and it's because the "new york times" didn't and the london times didn't and all the other great newspapers of the world didn't. only charlie hebdo and mine and a few others did. but they were forced -- that should have been more disbursed. i see these candle lit vigils and suddenly everyone claiming to be freedom of speech. i think a consequence is a lot of people will retreat further into self-censorship. won't even show properly the cartoons. they pixelated muhammad out of it so it looks like muhammad is in the

baghdadi and his fellow social media recruiters -- leaf our children alone!er: she felt compelled to give that statement, given what happened, the horrific events in paris, france. she just basically wants the people to know that what happened there, she does not condone, her family does not condone as they go through this case, ashleigh. >> i'm a little confused. albeit, i couldn't make out everything that she was saying, george. but is she capitulating at all to some of the charges against her son or is she denying the charges and just saying, whatever's happening is terrible but it doesn't involve our family? >> reporter: you get the sense that it's exactly that, that her family does not condone this, her family does not support it. in the evidence, there was evidence that showed that mr. khan invited his parents, wanted them to follow him, to travel there after he arrived. but clearly they don't condone this. and they want young children to stay away from these messages. so that's basically the message that she put out, given what we saw there in france.

they had al baghdadi. al qaeda, it's been a sleeper cell. it's been quiet. it doesn't mean they haven't been busy plotting away. >> you know what's going to come next. possibly within a week, i bet there's going to be video from hayat boou med yen. how long before a video of her pops up proclaiming her love for her deceased husband, calling him an islamic radical here, blah, blah, blah blah. >> exactly. this is exactly what we've seen seeing, this even lugs of jihad. another thing i want to point to is the connection of these jooe that i dids and their lives, their connection to these different grurps is not going to be as important as their deaths. their deaths will be used as prop began propaganda. they're fixated on launching attacks in the west. they speak english. they put out videos. if you don't go to them, you don't need to travel to yemen. they'll come to you in the comfort of your own home. >> through the internet. >> through videos. and they know how to connect to young, vulnerable people. >> youtube has pulled millions they say but why can't they

the leader, the chief of isis abu bakr al baghdadi has called on anyone who believes in the ideology of the so-called seattle to attack all western targets, including american targets. again, for your viewers, it's owl autowar between not just the so-called isis or the islamic state or isis or al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in yemen but with america is waging all out war against both various components of jihad. the question is not whether isis has released a new call, the question is, is there any specific information pointing towards a particular operation? my numbable knowledge tells me that this is more of a motivational speech they're hoping to capitalize on the attacks in paris to call on freelancers, on copycats to attack american targets because they realize these attacks have worked. these attacks have triggered fear and they're celebrating this particular attack in france as a major victory for them. >> while, of course it's being taken seriously, is it jargon that kpimly phis a fight for bragging rights? meaning al qaeda is the one that claimed responsibility for three-

industry in saudi arabia whether it's zawahiri who came from a prestigious medical family or al baghdadim a educated arabic family. what we don't understand is this is not about madness or people who are crazy but people who are by and large very educated very thoughtful and reflect on the state of the world. now, on that reflection i believe, they come to the wrong conclusions, rather than believe in creating change through peaceful means, after all martin luther king and gandhi and nelson mandela were not terrorists unlike those terrorists. the conclusion comes through violence and force that they're going to change the world. now what we're seeing is that conclusion is invalid, whether it's the drone attacks coming down on them in afghanistan. that conclusion is invalid. what's attractive is the belief that they can become important and relevant in the global media space by spilling more blood. and isis' calculation that by beheadings and killings that they command the attention of the world is playing out. so yes, we can criticize them for their extremism and terrorism and sadly what

at the center, al baghdadi. they have no communication with the leadership. >> they received orders b. you the source isn't known and even isil wouldn't know the orm source of the information. >> a complex structure connecting every aspect of the group's ruthlessness. >> the value is spilling blood. they have no mercy. islam is mercifullering, but for them, people's lives are cheap. >> through fear and promises of profits, isil fills a state that might otherwise fight it, and today isil controls an area the size of belgium. it's population is compared to new york city. and the officials warn that to remove isil will take years. nick is here in new york, and you've been here so many times it's great. and we have talked to you over the months about the financial side of this thing. and it's interesting that you postulate in the story that this is a financial enterprise more than anything. >> not only is it a financial enterprise, but i think that we see isil and how to defeat it as an ideological thing. that kind

the last thing tweeted out by the "charlie hebdo" twitter account and it shows al-baghdadi and his new year's wish and he says in most of all, i wish you good health. what do you expect the reaction to be, and your organization monitors the social media of the militant groups to the fact this edition was released and we haven't shown them but there are cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad. >> well if "charlie hebdo" remaining insulting the prophet and mocking jihad in general, it is only calling for more attacks. not only on its headquarters but on the french society generally speaking. if the french community is supporting "charlie hebdo" then they believe the french people are as big of a this so-called mockery in crime against islam and jihad. so the backlash has been negative so far and people are saying with "charlie hebdo" releasing the new issue, printing 3 million copies into 16 different languages, they are only trying to call for more attacks and it is pretty provocative. that's the reaction so far. >> thank you very much laijal cory. >>> back here at home a security scare

investigators are looking into a video of coulibaly pledging his allegiance to al baghdadi the leader of isis. today u.s. intelligence saying they are reviewing the video but have no reason to doubt its authenticity. administration officials also admit coulibaly had been in the terrorist data base for awhile. that's a quote. but as police and analysts piece together how and why coulibaly killed five people it's becoming clearer and clearer that his girlfriend may have spurred his conversion from small-bit criminal to deadly jihadi. cnn has learned new details about the lethal romance of the terrorist couple at the center of the conspiracy whose savagery has stunned the world. it turns out hayat boumeddiene, believed to be on the run in syria, was the more radical of the two, according to the attorney for her boyfriend. amedy coulibaly was killed at the kosher supermarket in paris after slaughtering four innocent jewish men. it was here where coulibaly began his evil rampage, murdering in cold blood a local rookie policewoman. perhaps not coincidentally just around the corner just step