carrie. >> say, i i got s sk or something. you got sick maybe. >> jimmy: carrie, can you hear me? hello? hello. >> oh. did i -- did iutt dial? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, you did. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm fine. i'm very, very happy to have you here tonight. >> great. i'm so happy to be here. god, i love being on tv. >> jimmy: oh, good. very good. what is that you're sitting on? my head. >> jimmy: do you like the wig? >> do i like this? who could not like the hairy earphone wig? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> you want me to wear it, though? >> jimmy: yeah. would you mind wearing the wig? oh, come on. so much that i would rather anyone went to [ bleep ] themselves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right.t. well, i'll see you in a little okay, bye. [ cheers and applause ] carrie fisher. she kisses her broroer withhat mouth. thank you, r2. it's r2-d2, everybody. [ applause ] we have to take a break. we have something very special when we come back as our "star wars: the force awakens" special marches on. r2-d2. [ cheers and alause ] a new world hangs outside the window beautifu

uh, hey, no, no, carrie? carrie, can you hear me? hello? hello? oh! did i -- did i butt dial?h. [ laughter ] oh, my god. -yeah, you did. -okay. how are you? i'm fine. i'm very, very happy to have you here tonight. great. i'm -- i'm so happy to be here. god, i love being on tv. oh, good. very good. good. oh, what is that you're sitting on? my head. oh. do you like the wig? do i like this? who could not like the hairy earphone wig? okay. you want me to wear it, though, right? yeah, would you mind, uh, wearing the wig? oh, come on. so much that i would rather anyone went to [bleep] themselves. oh, well. [ laughter ] all right, well, i'll see you in a little while then. okay, great seeing you. okay, bye. [ cheers and applause ] carrie fisher. she kisses her brother with that mouth. thank you, r2. it's r2-d2, everybody. carrie will be in later. we have to take a break. we have something very special when we come back as our "star wars: the force awakens" special marches on. r2-d2. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when we share sausage, just like family. i brought a brat hot tub. italian s

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carrie, no the to give it away, carrie is almost there with another on the way. well done, my friend. carrie: that's why we have this up here. we're trying to keep that i'll tell you. john: the knicks, too. carrie: knock it off. rob, you know what i look like when i'm pregnant. rob: yes, i do. john: a year after having what was horrendous weather to run a marathon, we had great weather today. we had great races which doesn't necessarily mean it has to be fast races. certainly interesting. mary keitany comes in the defending champ and proved again she is the boss. carrie: she is the boss. she listened to her boss, the coach. he said run only. that's what she did today, along with her not training partner, not teammate but someone coached by the same coach, our second place, aselfech mergia we see sara moreira who was third last john: about 17 miles. carrie: exactly, before keitany took over. once keitany took off, tufa went with her. and tufa was third. mary keitany showed she is one of the best marathoners ever. john: she came out to reassert her dominance in the

you can carry a handgun and not a rifle, everywhere else open carry is pretty much good to go. >> police departments are supposed to be proactive and try to make sure bad things don't happen in the first place. >> reporter: john morris is uniquely qualified to talk about open carry laws. >> knocked on many of these doors. >> he's a former colorado springs police officer and paramedic. he represented this neighborhood in fact in the state senate and was instrumental in passing new state gun control laws following the aurora theater disaster. when the 911 dispatcher took the time to explain colorado's open carry law to naomi me bettis. >> my reaction is it's patently ridiculous on its face and the defense department needs to rethink itself from the bottom all the way to the top. >> colorado springs officers say, when naomi called, all the officers in this part of town were busy. but she called 911 again as she watched the tragedy that she had stride to prevent play out before her eyes. >> i just called a few minutes ago and the guy came back out and he fired a gun at somebody and he's layi

. >>> carrie's country. she may never have known a family was in her future. ♪ never knew >> carrie underwood was definitely destined to cohost the cmas. the former "american idol" opening up about her original idols and what's next. >>> sweet dreams are made of these. why pillow menus are popping up everywhere. as hotels hire sleep experts to make you feel at home. but first the "nightline 5." >> you get used to sweaty odors in your car. you think it smells fine but your passengers smell this. eliminate odors you've gone nose mind to up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. >>> jcpenney, the entire store's on sale. get an extra $10 off when you spend $25 or more with coupon. amazing by buys on sweaters and boots and shoes for her. jcpenney. when it fits you feel it. >> number one in just 60 seco >>> good evening. tonight we get a rare glimpse behind the scenes of a beautiful life. the social media darling coming clean about the painful toll it takes just to try to keep up appearances. what really goes

simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. didn't that tire out o.j. simpson? and john mckay said, "i don't know why. it's not heavy." >> gary: alabama can't him nicked on a meaningless run here. >> verne: third down, five. >> verne: flag. >> referee: number 14. offense. five-yard penalty. third down. the clock will start on the snap. >> gary: i think nick was wanting to call time out and lane was waving him off like "we're fine, we're fine, we're fine" and that time we weren't fine. sometimes you're right, sometimes you're wrong. >> verne: they'll have a decently long bus ride to choose to discuss it or choose not to. third down, 10. henry. >> dan: on 45 carries, 246 yards. >> gary: they'll go for it here on fourth down again. >> verne: under a minute. >> gary: would alabama take a time out with one second to go here and rest henry for this fourth-down play? i think they will. >> verne: yes. looks that way. the >> verne: four down, one. 33 seconds remaining. do you know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a

did you pump carrie for that went on? a lot of crazy things went on in the original "star wars" movies. yes? >> jimmy: you were at the center of a lot of those crazy things. >> i started most of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you go back to playing the part of princess leia, now general leia, do you have to go back and look at one of the older movies and kind of -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- yes. >> that's what i do at night. >> jimmy: that's what you do at night. >> puts me to sleep. yeah. >> jimmy: i see. i have a photograph here. this is the -- is this the first table read? >> yeah. that's what it was. >> jimmy: and j.j., looks like you had it in an ikea or something like that. >> we were on a stage at the studio, pinewood. >> jimmy: this is the first time you all got together? >> yep. >> jimmy: and you went through the script. by the way, did you give the script to the actors? >> yeah, j.j., did you? >> no, he didn't. >> not to carrie. [ laughter ] but that was an amazing thing to see everyone together for the

i said, i'll carry it.t flat out said it. >> i'll carry the bag. >> and i was like, saying to myself, i can't believe she's saying she'll carry this bag. >> it was more important to me to do anything i could to get back to my home. well, once i agreed to take the bag, things seemed to lighten up quick. he handed our tickets then. you know, everything all fine and dandy. he put the balls in the bag. he had some towels on the bottom of the bag. then a couple of my clothing articles. seemed like he knew what he was doing. >> i don't know at that moment if she knew exactly what she was getting herself into. >> i had no clue of what type of drugs it was. i knew that it was not kool-aid. >> soon after we packed the bags or whatever, it was time to leave to go to the airport. everything happened so quickly. >> zip. that's it. >> ready to go. >>> it was time to go, and he told us that we needed to arrive at the airport not together but separately. maybe he did it so if one person got caught the other person could g

it charges a fee for both checked and carry-on baggage. iowa state university junior maggie grell is flying for the very first time. before booking her flight she did her research. >> i've been asking a lot of questions and googling a lot a lot of things. marcus: grell says research was important. it helped her avoid airlines that may have hidden costs checked luggage helping her , avoid a surprise fee for a checked bag or carry on luggage once she hit the airport. >> i'd like to find the cheapest flight possible, honestly. i flew delta because they allow two bags, a carry on and a personal for free. marcus: the fees for a carry on and checked luggage at frontier airlines increase if you have not paid the fee before getting to the airport. a carry on bag is $30 if paid for online but jumps to $$40 at but jumps to $40 at the ticket -- but jumps to $40 at the ticket counter and $60 at the departure gate. the same price structure holds true for checked luggage unless you hold a classic plus ticket that includes both a carry on and checked bag

so these are coordinated attacks they are carrying out, gaining local recruits and now carrying out moreophisticated attacks around the world. i don't think they are going to, you know, be taking over, you know, large parts of other countries. >> david, on that point, what allowed them to win? and i'm not asking you to point fingers at one person or one nation, but to figure out how you turn the tide, you have to figure out where the tipping point was that they began to, in your words, win. >> i think it's the safe haven in syria. i think the people that carried out these attacks in all three countries will be traced back to training in syria. there was a step forward today, some diplomatic progress in vienna about possibly a cease-fire there. there's been some gains by the kurdish forces, but as long as they have that territory, they'll be able to train people and carry out these attacks. very difficult problem, no easy solution here, but that's the problem, this very large chunk of territory they control in syria and iraq helps them with recruitment, helps them with training. it's got

muslimst belongs to the , the mosque of omar that carries the stone that mohammed carried. we follow a narrow street to another place of sanctity. jews come here to the walls which are said to be part of the foundation of solomon's temple. since the middle ages, they have come from all over the world to this, the wailing place, and have stood before these stones to pray and to lament the downfall of jerusalem, the capital of the israelite empire. week, american history tv will bring your archival coverage of presidential candidates on the campaign trail. back to the 1988 campaign of vice president george h.w. bush. he speaks here at the florida republican party convention where he is introduced by his son, florida state commerce secretary jeb bush. vice president bush won the florida primary in march 1988 on his way to the republican nomination. he defeated michael dukakis in the 1988 general election to become the nation's 41st president. [cheers and applause] >> where's george? come on up. introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noel bush.

they're going to require personnel who you absolutely know will carry out the bombings, will carry outotings and then go on and finish themselves off to achieve the group's missions. it's not like "charlie hebdo" in that respect. >> but malcolm, how long does an attack like this take to plan? i'm curious if this has been in the planning stages for a long time or if it could be as a result of activity, bombing runs. france's involvement there in syria against isis, the fact that jihadi john may indeed have been taken out. we have reports of, you know, a drone strike on a car in which he was allegedly traveling. there were two bodies that have been destroyed beyond recognition that literally incinerated. so the specific confirmation that jihadi john was taken out, you know, we're still waiting for that ultimate confirmation. but could this be done just as a result of something that happened two, three, four days ago or does it take longer? >> it takes much longer. i'm certain that the planning for this type of attack probably took place after the "charlie hebdo" attacks. and which is car

honestly, i flew delta because they allow two bags, a carry on and a personal for free. marcus: the fees for a carry on and checked luggage at frontier airlines increase if you have not paid the fee before getting to the airport. a carry on bag is $30 if paid for on line but jumps to $40 at the ticket counter and $60 at the departure gate. the same price structure holds true for checked luggage unless , you hold a classic plus ticket that includes both a carry on and 1st checked bag for each passenger. grell is not alone when it comes to air travelers who do not want to pay to carry luggage on board their flight. >> i probably wouldn't fly them because of that, i guess. marcus: grell says it is key to can't bring on board your flight. >> i am able to plan ahead of time to pack and make sure it fits. eric: we reached out to frontier airlines for an explanation about the carry on and checked bag fees but so far, no response. elizabeth: it once was the place w metinka: good morning. we need the jackets today. it is a little bit on the cool side. the rain has all moved out.

egyptian police are carrying out security checks. injuries are only being allowed to carry hand baggage. checked luggage will be transported separately. britain's ambassador to egypt told me that everybody would be brought home. >> the first two british flights will be leaving for the u.k. in the next few minutes with 180 passengers each on board. >> it was too little too late for some. >> why can't he come and speak to us? >> the chaos it seems is likely to continue. president putin has suspended all flights from egypt to russia and said the thousands of russians in egypt will be rate ph rated. --e patriated. he announced the suspension after the head of the security service said there should be no flights until the cause of the crash is confirmed. >> let's get you the angle from russia. covering is unfolding story for moscow. good to see you. britain saying there was probably a bomb planted, the u.s. corroborating that. does russia suspending all flights means it has changed its mind? >> russians are smart enough to consider any op

simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. didn't that tire out o.j. simpson? and john mckay said, "i don't know why. it's not heavy." >> gary: alabama can't him nicked on a meaningless run here. >> verne: third down, five. >> verne: flag. >> referee: number 14. offense. five-yard penalty. third down. the clock will start on the snap. >> gary: i think nick was wanting to call time out and lane was waving him off like "we're fine, we're fine, we're fine" and that time we weren't fine. sometimes you're wrong. >> verne: they'll have a decently long bus ride to choose to discuss it or choose not to. third down, 10. henry. >> dan: on 45 carries, 246 yards. >> gary: they'll go for it here on fourth down again. >> verne: under a minute. >> gary: would alabama take a time out with one second to go here and rest henry for this fourth-down play? i think they will. >> verne: yes. looks that way. the 33 seconds remaining. do you know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a housewife who's in control of the finances. actua

did you pump carrie for information about the things that went on? a lot of crazy things went on in the original "star wars" movies. yes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were at the center of a lot of those crazy things. >> i started most of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you go back to playing the part of princess leia, now general leia, do you have to go back and look at one of -- >> and feel bad about how i've [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- yes. >> that's what i do at night. night. yeah. >> jimmy: i see. this is the -- is this the first >> yeah. that's what it was. >> jimmy: and j.j., looks like you had it in an ikea or something like that. >> we were on a stage at the studio, pinewood. you all got together? >> yep. >> jimmy: and you went through the script. by the way, did you give the script to the actors? >> yeah, j.j., did you? >> no, he didn't. >> not to carrie. [ laughter ] the actors had the script. but that was an amazing thing to see everyone together for the first time. because we had everyone in separate different rooms for months and then al

they would reload and carry on.he attackers in the hall reportedly three of them then blew themselves up when the police raid began. >> translator: we were by the bar. so we heard firecrackers or so we thought. we turned around and saw two young men two older than 25 with kalashnikovs. we all lay down. the whole room lay down. i was completely under other people. and they kept shooting. but they would stop from time to time. >> reporter: the survivors left in submission and in horror. at this one venue alone, 80 people lost their lives. parisians are scarcely able to believe the multiple atrocities which happened across their city. a state of emergency has now been announced. 1500 military personnel have been drafted into the french capital, now in lockdown. >> translator: i'm registering the pain, the sadness, the horror and the fear tonight. paris is once again in mourning. the death toll is very, very heavy. very, very heavy. the places that were hit were places where parisians liked to go out, where the young pe

simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. didn't that tire out o.j. simpson? andohnckay said, don't know why. it's not heavy." >> gary: alabama can't him nicked on a meaningless run here. >> verne: third down, five. >> verne: flag. >> referee: number 14. offense. five-yard penalty. third down. the clock will start on the snap. >> gary: i think nick was wanting to calal time out a a lane was waving him off like "we're fine, we're fine, we're fine" and that time we weren't sometimes you're wrong. >> verne: they'll have a decently long bus re t t choose to discuss it or choose not to. third down, 10. henry. >> dan: on 45 carries, 246 yards. >> gary: they'll go for it here on fourth down again. >> verne: under a minute. >> gary: would alabama take a time out with one second to go here and rest henryor this fourth-down play? i think they will. >> verne: yes. looks that way. the >> verne: four down, one. 33 seconds remaining. do y y know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a housewife who's in control of the fina

did you pump carrie for information about the things that went on? a lot of crazy things went on in the original "star wars" movies. yes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were at the center of a lot of those crazy things. >> i started most of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you go back to playing the part of princess leia, now general leia, do you have to go back and look at one of the older movies and kind of -- >> and feel bad about how i've aged? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- yes. >> that's what i do at night. >> jimmy: that's what you do at >> puts me to sleep. yeah. >> jimmy: i see. i have a photograph here. this is the -- is this the first table read? >> yeah. that's what it was. >> jimmy: and j.j., looks like you had it in an ikea or something like that. >> we were on a stage at the studio, pinewood. >> jimmy: this is the first time you all got together? >> yep. >> jimmy: and you went through the script. by the way, did you give the script to the actors? >> yeah, j.j., did you? >> no, he didn't. >> not to carrie. [ laughter ] the actors had the scrip

they're going to still carry on. they're very careful, many people under arrest, and they can be sure that they will be interrogated, and that they're hoping through this interrogation they might get more information about the coordination of this event. hopefully for them because they have become wanted man number one about the wheres. >> let's bring in mohammed. they don't seem to know yet or they weren't confirming yet whether the mastermind as they implied he was was amongst the republic or in the remains of that building. >> it really goes to show that at this hour there are a lot more questions than there are answers. i do want to point out something that happened. while the prosecutor general was delivering remarks to the press, we heard quite a loud boom emanating from the area a few hundred meters behind us where the raids took place earlier today. now we don't know what that was. we are trying to get comment from the officials here. there are still forensic investigators on the ground, but we're trying to f

carrie. >> say, i got sick or something. you got sick maybe. >> jimmy: carrie, can you hear me? hello? hello. >> oh. did i -- did i butt dial? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, you did. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm fine. i'm very, very happy to have you here tonight. >> great. i'm so happy to be here. god, i love being on tv. >> jimmy: oh, good. very good. what is that you're sitting on? >> my head. >> jimmy: do you like the wig? >> do i like this? who could not like the hairy earphone wig? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> you want me to wear it, though? >> jimmy: yeah. would you mind wearing the wig? >> oh, come on. so much that i would rather anyone went to [ bleep ] themselves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, i'll see you in a little while then. okay, bye. [ cheers and applause ] carrie fisher. she kisses her brother with that mouth. thank you, r2. it's r2-d2, everybody. [ applause ] we have to take a break. we have something very special when we come back as our "star wars: the force awakens" special marches on. r2-d2. [ cheers and applause ] a new world hangs outsi

she was not able to carry anything other than her child. we see here a document from a manager of the homeowner assembly center. a race track in southern california. numbervacuation release 18. in this document, he was talking about what families of mixed marriages should expect. if they are referring too many times caucasian women were married to men of japanese dissent -- descent. they were not forced to go to the incarceration centers. they were faced with the choice of whether they stayed out of the incarceration center or if they would stay with their husbands and families. in most cases, and a star as i know in all cases, 80 caucasian wife and mother's decided to go with their families into the incarceration centers. in early 1943, all of the internees were commanded to complete a questionnaire. this is called the "statement of the united states citizens of , onlyse ancestry," referred to as the loyalty questionnaire. question 27 asked "are you willing to serve in the armed forces of the united states on combat duty, whenever ordered/

france's only aircraft carry has left the country to join the operations. vessel carries 20 aircraft, allowing france to increase the number of raids it is staging against isil targets. ♪ >> the islamic state of iraq and the levant has published an image of the bomb it says brought down an asian airliner. it says it smuggled the bomb on to the plane after discovering lack security at the airport. the group claims the original target was a western airliner, but tactics changed after russian began its operations in syria. >>> boko haram has bombed an area in nigeria. the explosioner to through a crowded fruit and vegetable market. the president vowed that the enemies of humanity will never win. we received this update from the capitol. >> reporter: the suicide bomber wanted to take as many lives as possible. he started sharing money -- or dishing out money to people, mostly women and children who were gathered at that market area, and then when a huge crowd gathered, he detonated the device, killing those people and injuring a lot of people. a few kilometers

jonah lomu carried rugby into a financial era.3 appearances, the new zealand rugby player has a special status. in his home country, it is where his loss is felt the most profusely. >> pretty devastated. obviously, for us, those that knew him well, but also for the family. he won respect with his route to rugby. he -- i had all of that built up. the only place i could find to release it was on the rugby pitch. what makes jonah lomu's story is that he fought against his body. he lived with a serious kidney disorder, even after a transplant he made a comeback. weeks ago, he was in england promoting the rugby world cup, still the former player that would attract instant recognition. the shock is fundamentally that a man famous for being strong could lose his life so young. babita: jonah lomu, who died at the age of 40. that brings today's program to a close. you can find more on this news, including the top story, the latest on the paris attacks and the raids. website. bbc news you can get in touch with us on twitter. from all of us,

that is on top of 168 raids carried out overnight by french police. france and other european countries have held a minute of silence to remember the 129 victims. well, after leaving, the single large coalition is needed to fight in syria. he said in another meeting in the coming days to talk about pooling efforts to destroy isil. >> france is at war. the acts committed on friday evening in paris are acts of war. there have been at least 129 dead and numerous injured that constitutes an aggression against our country, against its values, against its youth, against its lifestyle. they are the result of the eye of terrorists, daesh, isis fighting us because france is the country of freedom. we are the country of the rights of man. >> jacky rowland live for us now in paris. run us through, if you would, the extent of the anti-terror measures that president hollande would like to bring in, including this state of emergency. >> well, yes, certainly acting swiftly. he told parliament that he would be tabling those measures for them to vote on before the end

clearly, investigations are carrying on. we have to determine the exact composition of the three commandos. found on the operations that night. the various inhave vestigations have been implemented to the inquiries that led them to the building situation in saint denis that the building where abaaoud was able to entrench him there in the floor. it found about the presence of abaao abaaoud, he is an individual who is suspected in conspiringing in numerous attacks, morocco and islamic attacks, and the 16th of november of the day taken as a serious precaution of a risk manipulation, and with various communications that took place with telephone and banking, and then the assault was launched at 4:10 a.m. with the men of the raid, those men i'd like to emphasize showed professionalism, and in four days of these assaults and assaults taking place, five police offic police officers were wounded. this is an extremely difficult assault operation with resistance first of all to the explosive charge, and this made it possible. a shooto

simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. simpson? and john mckay said, "i don't know why. it's not heavy." >> gary: alabama can't him nicked on a meaningless run here. >> verne: flag. >> referee: number 14. offense. five-yard penalty. third down. the clock will start on the snap. >> gary: i think nick was wanting to call time out and lane was waving him off like "we're fine, we're fine, we're fine" and that time we weren't fine. sometimes you're right, sometimes you're wrong. >> verne: they'll have a decently long bus ride to choose to discuss it or choose not to. third down, 10. henry. >> dan: on 45 carries, 246 yards. >> gary: they'll go for it here on fourth down again. >> verne: under a minute. >> gary: would alabama take a time out with one second to go here and rest henry for this fourth-down play? i think they will. >> verne: yes. looks that way. the >> verne: four down, one. 33 seconds remaining. do you know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a housewife who's in control of the finances. actually, any wife

maybe destined to carry out some attacks. i am determined to be able to work with my russian counterpart because of the importance that we each can bring to this issue in terms of insights. i think they greatly value the support and information. disagreements of policy over syria. work withmined to other country services the best i can to be able to prevent successful terrorist attacks. >> what is your recommendation on the borders? even closed on the system for a while. >> one of the things we have to keep in mind is we don't want to succeed interrorists taking away the freedoms and liberties we pride ourselves on, whether be the united states or europe. i know there is some who say the borders should be closed. with whatconsistent our society has been founded on in the last several hundreds of years. what we need to be -- what we need to do is be mindful of the risks and make sure we are taking the appropriate steps to understand who they might the. i don't think what we want to do is just seal our borders because that is n

french security forces have carried out raids across france. they've seized weapons, money and made several arrests. it is part of an investigation into friday's attacks in paris that killed 129 people. french police have released a photo of one of the suspects. 26-year-old salah abdeslam who was born in belgium. at least two of the french attackers had lived in brussels. the french military has laumplyged air strikes against i.s.i.l. in syria. fighter jets self declared capital of raqqa. u.s. president obama has told world leaders they must eliminate i.s.i.l. to prevent more attacks. he was speaking at the g20 meeting in turkey. as bernard smith reports there was little detail about a new strategy. >> reporter: at the g20 summit a minute' silence for the victims of terrorism. in paris, turkey and furthera field. this is supposed to be a summit about the global economy but the threat from i.s.i.l. is on everyone's minds. from the host, a suggestion that turkey, a reluctant partner in the fight against i.s.i.l., might now do more. >> translation

led coalition jet this morning carried out three airstrikes targeting isil posts on the outskirts of the city, but no civilian casualties were reported. the airstrikes caused a state of panic among civilians. the residents say the airstrikes might come as retaliation to the paris attacks. yesterday evening, the french jets carried out attacks on the city and suburbs, targeting isil posts. the explosions were big but did not leave casualties among civilians. the residents said that the airstrikes were not meant to target civilians but bomb isil positions in raqqa. >> a journalist gained unprecedented access to isil fighters last year. he said airstrikes won't be effective. >> what i want to say is i think that bombarding isil is the wrong strategy. these are guerilla fighters, terrorists. mosul is a city with 1.5 million in habitants, and in mosul, you have maybe 7,000i.s. fighters. how will you destroy or eliminate these fighters by bombarding mosul? you would have to bombard mosul completely and kill hundreds of thousands of people and the strategy to bombard terrorists was during t