they can explode any time. >> ward: cherif kouachi is a perfect example of that hybrid phenomenon. id were orphans of algerian descent who ended up in foster care. as a teenager, cherif was more interested in rap than religion. this video, shot by his friends, documents that period in his life when was he smoking pot and chasing girls. he worked as a pizza delivery boy. but his life changed in 2003 when he became radicalized by a group of young muslims in this paris neighborhood. they were angry about the american invasion of iraq and set up a recruitment ring to send young french muslims to fight jihad against u.s. forces. but cherif was arrested the day before he was due to fly, and he served 20 months in jail for his part in the conspiracy. vincent ollivier was kouachi's lawyer at the time. he says his client was a bit of a coward who was actually glad to be caught. >> vincent olivier: he was a lost and confused young boy. and he talked to the judge, to me, and to the court later that he was relieved of being arrested because he was afraid to go to iraq. and he thought that it wo

sheldon adelson. >> is it a checklist of issues for cherif kouachi -- issues michael sure here are the issues. >> you have to be god at what you do. scott walker headed jed bush in a poll. he's a good politician. his acuty, his knowledge of politics will acontract dollars. that is what happens here. at that point the issues that the people are advocating appeal to them. it's a 2-way street. >> how dramatically did citizens united change the political landscape? >> dramatically. before citizens united core aspect of electoral advocacy were off limits to corporations unions. and after citizens united they can spend unlimited money. so it was significant. >> we mentioned the democratic republican parties, requiring law to disclose their donors not so for outside groups. the money coming from anonymous sources. does it not breed mistrust if not corruption? >> definitely undermines the public safety when a handful of millionaires and billionaires are fighting it out. and ordinary voters are left on the sidelines. this doesn't have to be the way we conduct our democracy. we can promote progr

>> no word on the message, but investigators say evidence from the phone shoes coulibaly and cherif kouachinuary 7th the day of the "charlie hebdo" attack. >>> in an attempt to raise awareness on anti-semitism in europe a journalist filmed himself walking through the streets of paris wearing the yammica on his head. >> the video shows him being abused in areas with large muslim population. >> reporter: one man follows him, calling "jew." he appears to be spat at. this israeli journalist secretly filmed himself walking the streets of paris, wearing a jewish skull cap and prayer tassles. at times, he's verbally abused by people he passes by. >> kimtdz of felt like a walking target. i had a bodyguard with me. and at certain point, he told us to leave certain areas because he saw commotion, you know things going on because of the fact that i was there. >> reporter: out of the ten hours of footage, they posted 90 seconds. cnn hasn't seen the rest of the footage. klein copied the format that went viral in november when a woman spent ten hours walking around new york being subjected to sexist abus

le monde" reporting that less than an hour before the "charlie hebdo" attack one of the gunmen cherif kouachi, he sent a text message to the man who later attacked the supermarket, coulibaly. "le monde" also says the "charlie hebdo" attack was nearly called off the day before because one of the gunmen was sick with stomach flu. >>> president obama will comply with a federal judge's ruling temporarily blocking his executive orders on immigration. but he says the administration plans to appeal and the administration expects to prevail in the courts. the president's policies could spare as many as 5 million people now in the u.s. illegally for being deported. now they are back in legal limbo. the courtroom wrangling gives a coalition of 26 states opposed to the president's immigration action it gives them time to pursue their lawsuit aimed at putting a permanent stop to the obama plan. >>> the number of people signing up for obamacare exceeding expectations. in its second year 11.4 million people enrolled in the president's signature health care program. it beat the targets set by the department

investigators saying cherif kouachi sent a text to coulibali an hour before the brothers entered the magazine and started that massacre on january 7th. the text was sent by kouachi to one of 13 phones belonging to his friend cueoulibali a day later shot a policewoman and went on to the jewish market killing several people as well as taking hostages. before any of that we're now being told through the text messages that the two friends met sometime between midnight and 1:00 a.m. the attack was discussed at that time and there was consideration according to are investigators that the attack be delayed because the elder kouachi brother said had some sort of stomach flu. the men decided to go ahead with the attacks anyway and of course everyone knows the outcome there. it shows that even though the kouachi brothers were acting on behalf of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, coulibali was acting on behalf of isis. it looks like the friends decided to coordinate the attacks but we have no evidence that the two terror organizations even though they share an ideology were coordinating at tha

the french newspaper "le monde" reporting less than an hour before the attack one of the gunmen cherif kouachinde" also says the "charlie hebdo" assault was nearly called off the day before. one of those gunmen was stick with the stomach flu. >>> we're learning more this morning about the accused gunman in the deadly terror attacks in denmark. his actions on the day of the shooting his state of mind, and advanced warnings that he was at risk for radicalization. senior international correspondent nic robertson has been following the story for us in copenhagen. nic, we're learning more about who this man was and how he went from one site of a shooting to another. >> reporter: we are. and it's chilling information as well. the intelligence services here say that they were warned that he had a change of attitude in jail. he came out of jail and perpetrated these attacks just two weeks later. the intelligence services have said in that period of time they did not have enough information, did not believe he was about to launch an attack. but what the police -- the information the police have now rel

french citizens cherif and said kouachi with amedy coulibaly went on separate rampages.cerned in light of what we saw in paris there could be an american in the united states that may have similar training as the kouachi brothers that we didn't have visibility on? >> of course i am. i'm worried about individuals we don't know about that would have training and individuals that just see what happened in paris or other countries and want to follow with similar paths. >> reporter: how many americans are right now fighting training with terrorists overseas? >> i don't discuss numbers. i won't discuss specific numbers but i'll say the fbi in partnership with the intelligence community, we track several buckets of individuals. >> reporter: are you not telling us a number because you're not willing to or because you don't feel confident that we know all the americans who have come and gone? >> the answer is both. i'm not telling you a number because i don't want to tell you a number and i'm sure for underestimating the true number. we know what we know but there is a number tha

according to sources inside the investigation of the attacks one of the kouachi brothers cherif made with ahmed i-kule balcoulibaly the night before at tacks and the investigation suggests coulibaly was the leader planning the attacks, that's new information. ironically one of the three not under surveillance. >>> back here at home, jeb suburb giving his first speech on foreign policy today, that's a much watched moment given his presidential ambitions. the former governor is speaking at this hour at the chicago council on global affairs and attempted to put distance between himself and his brother and father and their presidential legacies. following this in chicago is casey. how critical was it for a step to lay out a plan independent of his family particularly with so much intervention in a region his family is known for intervening in? >> ronan it's pretty clear that jeb bush is very aware of the fact that he is potentially the third in line as a bush president, and he just told the crowd here for the record i love my father i love my brother, and he said "but i am my own man." h

of coulibali and one of the kouachi brothers had 500 phone calls between them during the year before the attacks. evidence from the phone shows as well that coulibali and cherif likely met in person between midnight and 1:00 a.m. on the morgue of the morning of the attack. one more bizarre detail from the phones, that is that the newspaper found that january 7th that attack almost canceled just the day before when the second gunmen said kouachi came down with the stomach flu. in these cases, even a small hitch could get in the way. instead, they went ahead and we know the bloody horrific results. >> we certainly do. jim sciutto, thank you. while that investigation certainly continues, cnn has also learned of the secret isis kill list the u.s. keeping containing top leaders including the self-proclaimed caliph of the islamic state. barbara starr is working this story. what are you learning from your sources? >> wolf it could sound like success against isis working their way through the kill list taking out isis operatives one by one. but u.s. officials will tell you they have a long way to go to get critical intelligence about the operatives they are going aft