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the father of the current governor and our friend cnn "new day" anchor chris cuomo. mario cuomo died of heart failure at the age of 82. he served three terms as governor of new york passing away hours after his son andrew is inaugurated for a second term. senior cuomo was a political icon in his day for a decade. he was the soul of the democratic party. best known for soaring fiery speeches. more from cnn's wolf blitzer. >> reporter: new york governor mario cuomo burst on the national political stage with the keynote address at the 1984 democratic national convention. >> we proclaim as loudly as we can the utter insanity of nuclear proliferation and needs for nuclear freeze if only to affirm the truth that peace is better than war because life is better than death. >> reporter: it was so powerful so well delivered, that it rocketed cuomo to instant political fame. his political appearance led some faithful to wonder if cuomo wanted to be president. >> they said will you think about it. i have been thinking about it. >> are you going to think about it anymore? >> i'll

chris cuomo is there. chris, what is fascinating to watch is how the story has developed over the past 48 hours now. also to see the optimism this morning from the interior minister that they got the two suspects found and cornered. what happens next though is what is harrowing about this. >> reporter: you know there are so many different levels in a situation like this christine and john. you have obviously what matters most which is the protection of the surrounding public. no more harm from these two men. that's why obviously taking them into custody, if not killing them is very important. there are a lot of concerns here. french people are watching. this is a message about who is the enemy and how does the enemy respond? you have them running scared and disorganization and showing coward coward coward cowardess. here near the offices of "charlie hebdo" where a local journalist is joining me. this is about their national confidence. this is about their sense ever security. about whether or not the govern

the brothers involved if that wolf. >> let me bring back chris cuomo. set the scene a little bit, chris, i'm really curious the mood that you sense what's going on right now now that these two hostage situations are over but a lot of folks are bracing potentially. we hope it doesn't happen, but they're bracing for more. >> well as is often the case in big cities, wolf, as you know well. life kind of goes on around these violent situations. you have paris moving and one of the frustrations and what happened for authorities at charlie hebdo, it was 11:30, 12:00 lunchtime locally and yet these men were able to get away by car although this was so much traffic. however, today, the memorial for charlie hebdo is right over my shoulder. it's been growing literally by the hour. flowers, candles, notes. people putting down different protests against the violence. so we've been seeing that and we'll get one of the cameras up to show you what i'm talking about because at night we'll get the glow of it and people have been there to pay their respects but there was a

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo. alisyn cam mer rot at that and micaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome back. this is your "new day." wednesday, january 21st. just after 8:00 in the east. president obama says the state of our union is strong but so are the countless terror groups active and only getting stronger around the world.

i'm brooke baldwin live in new york alongside my colleague, chris cuomo, in paris.to chris in just a moment. we're all over this breaking news of this eruption of multiple attacks in france. i want to welcome our viewers around the united states and around the world. chris cuomo, i want to go to you in just a moment. first, i have a lot for you here. let me back up and start at the beginning. two separate hostage standoffs unfolding today are now over. at least three terrorists are dead and one terror suspect, the woman with the wanted sign over her face on the screen is believed to be on the run. police are seeking her as we speak. as far as today's harrowing events a flurry of police raids that began with a volley of gunfire in a small village near the airport in paris inside of this printing factory. the kouachi brothers the brothers that killed 12 people in charlie hebdo massacre on wednesday just before noon paris time, they were holed up in this printing factory with one hostage. we had cnn crews of course on the ground there nearby. they reported hearing gunf

turning to "new day" anchor chris cuomo. good morning, chris. >> reporter: john and christine. we have developments for you to discuss. obviously the two main suspects still at large. a massive manhunt now. a lot of manpower brought in to france with intelligence resources. there was another shooting here in south france that has drawn a lot of interest. police officers were shot and that is adding to the mix here. that is unusual in france to have police officers as the targets of violence. there is no knowledge at this point that there is any connection with the shooting in south france and what happened here at the offices of "charlie hedbo." here are points of curiosity. it was a police checkpoint. two officers had been injured in what was an open gun assault by a man in his mid-50s. a point of curiosity, he was dressed in similar fashion to the two terrorists yesterday. black garb and similarly equipped as yesterday. we have jim bitterman who raced to that scene to see if we can report on that. some other developments. first of all, this is a nation in mourning and underst

chris cuomo there in paris.'re watching our breaking news coverage of this terrorist attacks in france. want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. here's what we know at this point in time. two separate hostage standoffs in and around the capital city are now over. at least three of these terrorists along with four hostages are dead. one suspect, the woman here is believed to be on the run. let me begin with this first siege. ended in this back and forth gunfire. you see smoke as a result of this. this happened in a placid place in paris in a small village near the airport. it was inside of this printing factory that these two brothers the kouachi brothers who killed those 12 journalists, members of law enforcement wednesday morning in charlie hebdo magazine offices, they were holed up in this location in addition to this one other individual. now, crews were there. they heard gunfire. the apparent bang of flash grenades and siege ended when gunmen came out firing at police. this is a

legendary former new york governor mario cuomo, the father of our dear friend and colleague chris cuomo has died at the age of 82. a beacon in the democratic party. mr. cuomo died last night just hours after his son, andrew was sworn in to a second term as new york governor. >> what a life his parents came from italy with no money. they could not read or speak english. ran a grocery store. mario, you can see him right there, he was an athlete. he played minor league baseball. but it wasn't his physical strength it was his words and how he spoke them that electrified democrats. the keynote at the 1984 democratic national convention. remembered by many as one of the most powerful speeches of a generation. he liked to say you campaign in poetry you govern in prose. he knew how to do both. >> tributes are pouring in from all sides of the political world. former president bill clinton calling his life a blessing. new jersey governor chris christie calling him a giant. a truly american great. simply it was the american dream. the son of italian immigrants mario cuomo rose from the basement of

. >> fred i want to bring in -- chris cuomo has been talking to me and he's reporting based on the source he has that the assault has begun on this scene. i want to bring in chris to the live shot just to get us up to date on what he is hearing from his source. what are you hearing? >> just that the noise of the explosions is probable part of an assault being launched at that location, the industrial location not the second one that's going on. >> this is the location where the two kouachi brothers are believed to have been holding at least one hostage? >> yes. and all i'm being told is that there has been an assault launched on there. the surrounding conditions militated is what i'm told. i don't know what that means but it goes along with what they're hearing. >> the small amount of smoke we're seeing from that industrial complex, that's the location of the printing shop? >> that seems to be the location from where all that took place. i can't see the smoke from here but i did also hear those two detonations and it could have been that something was set off. it's unclear whether or not

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i'm here with chris cuomo.e there was a lot of fear yesterday, certainly a lot of shock. i think the shock is still there and present but there is this resolve. >> i think you're right. watching your coverage last night it seemed that this society was caught unaware of this. we know about terrorism but to see this type of killing done this way by so few people i think they were shaken and yet so quickly, they rallied around something that is fundamental no matter you're in france or whether in the you state or anywhere in western europe that either you want to be free or you want to be controlled and the french people with their signs, "i am not afraid," "we are not afraid," "je suis charlie" they are not afraid and oppression shah shall not win. it's a powerful medicine in the fight against terrorism. >> particularly for terrorists who wanted to silence not only this magazine but silence that expression that thing which makes france and the western world so eye neekunique in the world they failed to do that. i

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and then chris cuomo -- just look at this. >> we are also being told as you see on your screen three hostage takers dead. that calculus as far as we know at this poit are the two brothers who were taken out in a separate assault and separate standoff in an industrial area and the african-american man who had been pictured as a suspect in a separate shooting. >> not american. of african dissent. >> you are right. sorry. >> i hate picking on people on other shows but both of these mistakes lend themselveses to one reasoning. it is thinking too much about being politically correct and politically acceptable. i can't call them terrorists. i see them as activists. he can't say black. he saw black and he said african-american. it was a french guy. >> that is perfect. it is a perfect example. >> it is amazing. everybody makes mistakes. it is just when all of these mistakes come together they say what is the problem? the problem is you can't say what you want to say or you can't say what you are supposed to say. that is weird. >> that seems to perhaps betray. >> that to me seems more like --

well chris cuomo is live in boston. he's watching the coastal flooding there.nnecticut where she actually got stuck and is digging out. so she's going to tell us about all of the folks who have to dig out there and how it's going. we're going to check in on some of the hardest-hit areas. plus to the people in new york and new jersey the forecast seemed completely off. so we will talk with a meteorologist about why those models were so wrong. why the record snowfall for manhattan didn't actually turn out that way. so tune in top of the hour. >> i'll come up and join you in the 7:00 hour. >> that would be great. >> we're going to talk money. >> i'd love that. >> thanks. >> i'll just be longing for your company. >>> new information this morning on the man who flew a drone onto the white house lawn. president obama weighing in on the security scare only to cnn. we'll tell you what he thinks needs to be done. that's next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is

chris cuomo live in boston for you.d alisyn camerota steering the ship in new york. so here's the snow situation in a snapshot here in boston. i don't know what that sound was. we'll figure it out later on. i'm about 8 inches off the ground and there's still a foot plus of snow behind me. more than 24 inches that's for sure. that's why this is a record-setting blizzard with at least two feet of snow on the ground and that's just here in boston. that makes it the sixth biggest snowstorm in the city since 1935. let's take a look at a map. north and west of here several towns in massachusetts got a whooping. three feet of snow in places literally, three feet of snow. all of new england feeling the pain. 33.5 inches in thompson, connecticut. 33 inches in nashua new hampshire. in long island suffolk county there, the town of orient suffolk county, 30 inches. the ferries are working. i know you were living and working up here. that's how fast they are getting up and running here. that's a testament to boston strong. >> chris,

>> speaking of arm wrestling, let's bring in chris cuomo. >> how are you, my friends? we are dealing with. you have world leaders coming for the funeral for king abdullah. the former head of saudi arabia. he died at the age of 90. who is the successor? what does it mean? this is the united states strongest ally in the war on terror. it couldn't happen at a worse time because of what happened in yemen. the government their stepping down. the rebels now in charge. it happened sooner than the rebels thought. what will that mean for the war on terror for the u.s.? we have experts to discuss that. we have what is going with the hostages held by isis. the deadline has passed. the japanese government still seems stymied by communication over the $200 million ransom. are they still alive? what will happen with that? we will give you the latest as well. of course, deflate-gate will not go away. you heard from the main players. there are many patriots fans out there who are disgusted and ashamed by the allegations. yet, don't really seem to feel there should be any punishment. t

chris cuomo has been camped out in front of the offices of the mg chbd magazine "charlie hebdo" where this tragedy started to unfold earlier in the week. more innocent lives lost and new news of a phone call that reporters had with the dead terrorist. chris, what did he tell these french journalists about why he attacked this market? >> reporter: it's pretty remarkable. these journalists wound up getting all three terrorists on the phone, or at least the older brother, from one said. and the journalist said the terrorist called him, said he was trying to get in touch with the police. the journalist started asking him questions and he said yes, he is connected to the brothers. however, he said he did not do the massacre with them at the officers of "charlie hebdo," that his part of the plan was to attack the police and, of course he did that with his accomplice. he shot two police officers one of whom was unarmed, a woman and she died from her wounds. he then took the hostages at the kosher market. they asked him, the journalist why did you pick that place? he said, i like that place.

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the every ves sent chris cuomo. >> i don't know what it means, but we will have a lot to cover this morning to court, you only know what you can show. we will look at the opening statements. we will look at the theory of the case from the prosecution and why it may be a tougher circumstantial murder case for them to make than many believe heading into it. >>> the big international story that has dominating the headlines and deserves more treatment. what is going on with the terrorists who are threatening to kill a japanese hostage? maybe a jordanian hostage? do we know they are alive? it seems the world is getting the run around and the media is fanning the flames. we will take a closer look at the situation and strategies to deal with it john. tough questions, especially when your own blood is involved. >> two countries involved in this. more watching. it will impact relations. we look forward to it chris. >>> 47 minutes after the hour. dozens dead and new terror attack by isis. this time it is egypt. we are live next. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy

. >>> coming up next, a special tribute to our colleague, so great, cnn's chris cuomo, speaking about >>> hundreds and hundreds of people filled the pews of a church in manhattan today to say good-bye to former new york governor and liberal icon mario cuomo. among the dignitaries paying their respects were bill and hillary clinton. but no one felt the loss more deeply than his own family including our colleague here at cnn, chris cuomo. here is chris' own tribute to his dad. >> when it's over i want people to say, now, there was an honest person. >> reporter: pop's body is gone. i know because i counted out his pulse until his heart fell silent. 5:15 p.m. his two favorite numbers, 5 and 15. so now his baggy brown eyes, solid grip of soft-grip fingers, they're all gone. what was most important about my father and to him has passed on. passed on as in still exists just in a different way. his spirit passed on to his creator, the spirit of his message endures in us. timeless and timely a call to remember that if all do not share in america's success, there is no real success. >> we can m

back to chris cuomo who is on the ground there. chris? >> thanks alisyn.eloping critical situations here in paris. the first involves the two terror suspects from the horrible massacre here at the offices of "charlie hebdo"." they escaped by car, you'll remember. they encountered three different sets of police. they wound up killing a police officer, executed him, we wanton ly very wantonly. he turned out to be a muslim police officer. they made it out of paris. surveillance took up the chase. contact made by helicopter. they followed them through the roads of northern paris. the suspects became aware of this. they abandoned their vehicle. they entered woods on foot although bringing their weapons. the authorities found some simple explosives reportedly in that vehicle. however, they were unable to find the suspects in those woods. overnight they used infrared and night vision to search surrounding fields. again, no contact. however, the following morning, the suspects were able to commandeer a vehicle. when they did so they announced to the person in the

. >> you know one other point that chris cuomo made the other day.nterterrorism officials -- tell us what's going on right here? are they singing the national anthem? what are they singing? >> well now they're cheering. they keep breaking into various chants. >> cnn's chris cuomo had been talking to counterterrorism officials and they had noted the attacks on mosques, the attacks on a khabab shop that's what the terrorists want. they want french society to turn against moderateher moderate islam to turn on them, and it is not looking like that is happening. we will come back and talk about this wonderful day in france and more one1 these horriblefj$pátacks and where france is going to go from here. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and now introducing aleve pm for a better am. why do we do i

, welcome to your "new day," it is tuesday, january 27th just before 6:00 in the east i'm chris cuomoity. effectively shut down for hours now. now this was one of the several big cities in the northeast brought to a complete standstill by this powerful blizzard. alisyn? >> i'm alisyn camerota here in our new york studio. michaela pereira is in connecticut, she is basically stuck in the snow in her hotel room. she'll join us live as soon as she can dig out there are tens of millions in the northeast still under winter weather advisories this morning. with the worst, still to come in many areas. so we have reporters covering the crippling storm for you from several states. we want to start back outside with chris. tell us what you're seeing out there, chris. >> here in new york city we may get lucky. i have chad myers here he's going to give us the science in a second. the warning for an actual blizzard has passed in new york city. so that's good. there's still going to be snow. chad told me it's 20 degrees out here. it's plenty cold and it would be very difficult to drive. supposedly t

andrew cuomo followed in his father's footsteps in new york as well as journalist and cnn anchor, chris cuomoturned to private sector as an attorney and author and continued to speak out for the party he loved and the causes he held close to his heart. asked once how he wanted to be remembered. >> one of the simple things i wanted to achieve, i want to be the hardest working governor there was and when it's over, i figure four years at first, i want people to say now there was an honest person. >> reporter: mario cuomo hospitaled november 5th after appearing his son's victory party following son's reelection of new york's governor. his son, andrew cuomo, said his father is very strong but today, we got an indication when his father was too frail to attend his son's swearing in today for second term as new york governor, but governor andrew cuomo did speak about his father at his inauguration. here's what he had to say. >> we're missing one family member. my father is not with us today. we had hoped he was going to be able to come. he's at home and he's not well enough to come. we spent last n

back to "new day," i'm chris cuomo out on the streets of new york city. effectively shut down. you only see it in situations like this. people are just starting to move around. there are a lot of police vehicles out leer they've been pulling people over who aren't heeding the emergency rule of not being on the roads, but the worst soefr for new york city. the blizzard warning has been passed for this situation that we're monitoring alisyn. >> i'm alisyn camerota in the studio in new york. michaela pereira is live for us in connecticut. tens of millions of people in the northeast are still under winter weather advisories with the worst still to come in many areas. so we have the crippling storm covered across the region like only cnn can. but for now we want to go back outside to chris to see how it is and what to expect next. chris? >> well the pictures tell the story. they always do. we see this blizzard has given you something from the sublime to the ongoing and severe. a big factor of this as chad myers has been explaining from the beginning, is this e

his son chris cuomo says his father passed at home.had been hospitalized to treat a heart condition. served three terms as governor from 1983 to 1995. his other son andrew is the current governor of new york. he was 82 years old. new jersey governor chris christie issued a statement reading in part "our country and our region lost a giant today with the passing of governor mario cuomo. he was a strong he will low quantity leader who loved new york and its people. mary pat and i send our deepest cone dole lenses, ma mill at a governor andrew cuomo and the entire cuomo family ". >> pennsylvanians are paying higher gas tax start dag. the state's gas tax went up 10 cents per gallon on wholesale prices. prices at the pump are stelle relatively low. a gallon of pregnant costs an average of 2.54 in pennsylvania. in new jersey a little cheaper. 2.27 a gallon. drivers in delaware paying an average of 2.42. >>> pennsylvania drivers now pay 70 cents a gallon in state and federal gas taxes and that is one of the highest rates in the nation. penndo

of course his younger son, chris cuomo is our friend and colleague, the anchor of cnn's "new day." uneral for the victim of the crash of flight 8501. nine bodies recovered so far. one still wearing her flight attendant's uniform. no sign yet of the crucial black boxes. the batteries powering the pingers that send acoustic signals from the black boxes have 25 days of power left. that according to an indonesian government official. >> anthony bordain parts unphone starts right now. >>> this is a good place to both experience fantasy and reality. ♪ ♪ >> beer, explosives, and food? you can't beat that. ♪ >> muy gracias.

let's begin with cnn's chris cuomo. what are you learning chris? >> reporter: wolf we understand from sources close to the investigation they had eyes on the sky, on the suspects as they were heading into the north country here that the suspects realized that left their vehicle, entered the woods in that part of the country on foot. those parts of the woods have been search preponderance of the evidence they have not found the suspects. the good news is as night falls the searchers believe the advantage turns to them. night vision is very accurate and they can see the bad guys they're looking for without being seen. to be sure, this manhunt is massive. heavily armored french commandos moved into the french countryside searching for two brothers wanted in wednesday's terror massacre. a gas station attendant reportedly telling police he was threaten by the brothers stealing gas and food and then driving off. police immediately set up checkpoints in the area. >> translator: there was a man who left their car and went through the forest. don't go aroun

with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning.y january 22nd. just after 8:00 in the east. isis has promised to kill two japanese hostages in just a matter of hours unless the japanese government pays $200 million to them. >> this morning 22 foreign ministers including secretary of state john kerry will meet in london to try to find a plan to destroy isis. we've got all the angles covered for you. let's get to will ripley live in tokyo with the latest. will. >> reporter: alisyn minutes ago we got off the phone with the prime minister's office and the ministry of foreign affairs, the latest still no information. no line of communication with isis. the deadline. they will communicate with the foreign party. turning to two governments. >> 500 people. they will take part in this crusade. three want to receive $200 million. they are reportedly captured in august and this newly released video shows 47-year-old goto just hours before his disappearance in late october. the video shows the freelance journalists along the turkey/syria borde

of course his younger son, chris cuomo is our friend and our colleague, the anchor of cnn's "new day.or a victim of the crash of flight 8501. nine bodies recovered so fafrment including one still wearing her flight attendant's uniform. no sign yet of the crucial black boxes. the battery's powering the pingers that send acoustic signals from the black boxes have only about 25 days of power left. that according to an indonesian official. anthony bourdain, parts unknown, starts right now. >> i'm told you are a man who can help me. some time in mid 19th century. my great, great, grade grandfather, emigrated to south america. he was reported to have died here. might have been a seeker of utopian dreams. you know, my aunt used to tell stories he was into arms smuggling or, who knows you, know. i have no idea.

jake tapper will have a look an "inside the paris attacks" and then chris cuomo will have "the war with islam." >>> below freezing temperatures and nasty conditions on the roads in northeast. this was the scene outside philadelphia. up to 50 cars involved in the chain-reaction crash. we are told one person died there. the same scene played out in the northwest. 100 people slammed into each other on i-84 in eastern oregon. the crash left one washington areas man sandwiched between two semis in his crumpled chevy pickup truck. he survived and he will stop by "new day." he will speak to michaela at 8:30 a.m. >>> back to cold weather here with the storms in the northeast. i want to get to meteorologist pedram javaheri for an early look at your weather. >> good morning, christine. let's look an whatt what is happening here. we had rain showers across the area and temperatures in the 20s. the system is pushing into the canadian maritimes. if you are tuned in across new england, you will get action with 4 to 10 inches in northern vermont and new hampshire with 1 to 4 inches. and freezing rain

children maria and andrew who followed in his father's footsteps as well as journalist and cnn anchor chris cuomourned to the private sector as attorney and author and speak out for party he loved and causes he held close to his heart. asked once how he wanted to be remembered. >> one of the simple things i wanted to achieve. i want to be governor. the hardest working there ever was. i want when it is over. i figured on four years at first. i want people to say there was an honest person. >> that was wolf blitzer remembering the life of former governor mario cuomo who died thursday at age 82. >>> coming up next two teams have battled their way to compete in the u.s. college football playoffs. details on that straight ahead. >>> the first u.s. college football playoffs will see oregon and ohio state facing off. cnn's andy scholes has more. >> reporter: college football fans wanted a playoff for years. they finally got what they ask been asking for on new year's day. two epic games. in the rose bowl semifinal, controversy. after beating florida state and ending the 29-game winning streak some of or

chris cuomo is on the scene for us with the very latest. chris? >> reporter: wolf all of this would have been unimaginable just a week ago. but now there's a painful reality here in paris about the threat that is posed and the potential for impact. and even though we have seen these two dramatic standoffs come to a conclusion, the situation is far from over. after a day of chaos, explosions and death, tonight an all-out manhunt across europe for this woman, believed to be the lone terrorist to survive these simultaneous assaults by police on the two locations where hostages were being held. early friday morning, police close in on the two brothers holed up in a print shop near charles de gaulle airport. >> we were standing in front of the door to the factory. i shook the hand of the owner and the terrorist. he introduced himself as a policeman. >> reporter: a french journal resist called the building and talked with a man identified as the older brother who pledged his allegiance to an island leader. >> translator: we are the defender rs of the pr

i'm alisyn camerota along with chris cuomo and michaela pereira.in 2014 could impact or affect change in this new year. including how huge national story on the closing weeks of last year the issue of alleged overreach from the police and the racial protests happening across the country and the dialogue that came from all that. where is this taking us? could the outrage change the country? >> plus a crisis on another continent we had to deal with remember the ebola situation? what did we learn from it in the u.s. and what can we do about it going forward? particularly with science. >>> all of those stories and more ahead. first let's check your latest headlines over at the news desk. >>> good morning, everyone happy new year i'm john berman about one minute until the hour right now. search teams are once again racing to find victims in the fuselage of airasia flight 8501 despite heavy rain and four-foot waves in the java sea. officials say it could take a week or more before the plane's black boxes are found. cnn has learned that the "uss fort wort

which i can't believe but cnn reporter chris cuomo referred to the black french terrorists as african-americanen political correctness is so ingrained in your head that you make idiotic -- >> remember they have a huge international audience. i can't hear a darn thing. i have tgif as my last word. >> next one very powerful voice in the heart of the muslim world is actually doing something positive to help stop the violence. introducing the new philips norelco shaver series 9000 with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. >>> the 12 people killed in paris at the hands of extremist muslims. while those attacks may be rare, confirm mags is rare. >>> all right, in my view this may be the most important speech and it's equivalent will be martin luther king's i have a dream speech. they called them out for having their religion hijacked by a bunch of right wing islamic terrorists. >> yeah i'm assuming he has more body guards than the body hair at this point. >> he has -- >>

i'm chris cuomo, along with alison. we take a look at the war within islam. the role islam plays in terrorism and the solution. >> 1.6 billion people around the world practice islam today. many tell you it's a peaceful religion. but still questions persist whether there is something inherent in islam that lends itself to extremism. tonight we explore the big questions about the conflict within the religion. >> let's start here. the problem has been seen too often. we see it in the terrorism that is all around the world. the solution is what's the mystery. how do we stop the violence. and who is "we"? is it the west the u.s.? what about muslims as a group, are they doing enough to denounce the acts of terror? should they have to. let's talk to those who have a good take on these questions. we have a foreign policy analyst, and columnist for "the daily beast." and a former islamic extremist, and chairman of the counterterrorism think tank quillyam foundation. when we talk about stopping this all right, other than the obvious, which is well you have to make less

the constants of his life always faith and family. >> a much younger chris cuomo in that family image right there. obviously our condolences go out to the entire family and our friend who loved his pop. >> i love though that he called his dad his pop. i had a chance to spend time with his dad and his mom and chris a few months ago and it was really amazing how even at this advanced age and in struggling health he was still that orator. he and chris talked about a number of world issues. they talked baseball they talked football. and he still just loved conversation and thought and words. it was really really tremendous. >> and the one thing you want to say is you know mario cuomo was proud of his son chris, also. >> absolutely. absolutely. >>> let's move on and check other news now. >>> here's a look at our other headlines. outgoing senate majority leader harry reid spending the new year in the hospital. his office says he broke a number of ribs and bones in his face. apparently he was exercising at his home with a resistance band it snapped and caused him to fall. doctors do expect h

. >>> you're watching "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> all rightake a look at your headlines. al qaeda in yemen claiming responsibility for the attack on "charlie hebdo" magazine. a top leader warns of more tragedies and terror this as the magazine releases three million copies of its latest issue a week to the day after masked terrorists stormed its offices killing 12 people. new video has emerged of the kouachi brothers yelling, seemingly celebrating in the streets following the magazine massacre. seconds before engaging in a gunfight with police. >>> breaking news sks the fuselage of airasia flight 8501 has been found. indonesian officials say they have an underwater photo confirming this. they also report they have successfully now downloaded the contents of both the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data record frer the jetliner. officials hope to have a preliminary report on the cause of the crash in the next few weeks. >>> we are learning more about the deadly incident in the washington, d.c. metro, hundreds of rush hour passengers trapp

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. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome" it's friday january 16th 6:00 in the east almost at least 20 sleeper cells ready to strike in europe. up to 180 jihadists poised to launch attacks in france germany, belgium and the netherlands. in at least two countries, this is being called an imminent threat? >> and major developments in france more arrests in paris connected to last week's attacks. several media websites in france this morning are dark. taken offline by hackers. all of this as chilling new video emerges of three suspected isis militants calling for a fresh round of carnage. stoking fears all over europe and here at home. we have every angle of the story covered for you. the way only cnn can. so let's begin with fred pleitgen he is in brussels for us. give us the latest on the massive raid in belgium. >> massive raid part of it was really violent. alisyn. one raid in the town verviers 40 miles outside of brussels two people killed in the raid. a massive minute-long shootout that happened with weapons fired. there

. >>> this is "new day" with, chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcomenew day," it is thursday january 22nd just before 6:00 a.m. up first, a race against time with the lives of two hostages on the line. japan says it has had no contact with isis. we're hours away from the deadline to pay a $200 million ransom. >> japan's prime minister vowing not to give into the terrorists this as foreign ministers from 21 countries, including secretary of state john kerry meet in london today on how to battle isis in iraq and syria. we'll begin with will ripley live in tokyo. will? >> alisyn here there's a growing sense of urgency as the government tries to open some kind of a line of communication with isis trying to buy more time. as the deadline approaches in the lives of two innocent men. hang in the balance. >> this morning, less

chris cuomo shows us how one man did it and in the process he is now changing lives. >> yeah four minutesur minutes. it's a competition. >> ricardo silva is using his competitive edge make math count for these high school students in washington, d.c. >> number three is what? my hope is to bring awareness, total life outcomes you can do whatever you want through education. >> silva as first job wasn't in a classroom. it was on a football field playing for the detroit lions. >> my mission was to get to college and start in the nfl. let's move on to something more meaningful to me which is providing opportunities to kids who do not necessarily know how to get where le need to be. >> teach for america. the program offers free classroom training to profession from therefore they teach in an underserved school for two years. >> for kids not achieving as well as the more affluent counterparts. we're trying to close the gap. this is why i'm here. >> it's certainly not for the paycheck or the ease of a job. >> football all you have to do is wake up every day, work out and do what the coaches tell

cnn anchor chris cuomo was among the pall bearers carrying his father's casket inside the church. governor of new york eulogized his father as a poet an advocate and a crusader. >>> all right, we turn now to texas where a doctor was shot and killed at a veteran's clinic in el paso. that is according to a pentagon official who says the gunman then shot and killed himself. the motive for tuesday's shooting is not yet clear. the fbi is leading the investigation. >>> well a new report makes unsettling conclusions about north korea's military strength. the details just ahead. also to come your own personalized drone, personalized security. personalized climate. they're just some of the new technologies on display at the annual electronic show in las vegas. and we will take you there. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. beauty is bone deep. in my world, wall isn't a street... return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage

one of the things in the early stages of the coverage we were doing, i think it was our own chris cuomo who was saying he was quite surprised at the bullet holes that were found inside the car's windshield afterwards how close they were together. he said that it shows, and he's absolutely right, that this must have been someone who was a fairly decent marksman doing all this. this is not something you would do if you're firing a weapon like this for the first time. we can see now that cop car was moving. still, they managed to put a lot of those bullets into a very small area of the windshield of that car. certainly a lot of telling things. this video, i believe, is going to be very important in the days going forward. keep in mind that the police and authorities are trying to piece together what exactly happened what were the motivations, where did these people get their training from and of course the kouachi brothers are dead. there's no way they're going to be interrogated. another person of interest is hayat boumeddiene, one of the other accomplices of the other gentlemen, amedy co

i want to express my personal condolences to the entire cuomo family especially our colleague chris cuomoew york andrew cuomo, the entire cuomo family. thanks very much for joining us. ♪ >>> all right here we go. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being here with me on this monday. we have some breaking news from the pentagon. the pentagon confirming moments ago that u.s. troops in iraq are under quote-unquote regular attack by isis. now keep in mind as we've been covering this now for months and months these u.s. troops these advisors not troops in any kind of combat roles. that said of course in the wake of what we're

i want to express my personal condolences to the entire cuomo family especially our colleague chris cuomo and the governor of new york andrew cuomo, the entire cuomo family. thanks very much for joining us. ♪ >>> all right here we go. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being here with me on this monday. we have some breaking news from the pentagon. the pentagon confirming moments ago that u.s. troops in iraq are under quote-unquote regular attack by isis. now keep in mind as we've been covering this now for months and months these u.s. troops these advisors not troops in any kind of combat roles. that said of course in the wake of what we're reporting one of the questions is could that change? these attacks are happening at al asad air base in anbar province western iraq. you see the orange on your screen. let me take you to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. what are you hearing? what kinds of attacks are these? >> reporter: well brooke this is at the al asad air base in anbar province in western iraq. this is a huge sprawling base. hundreds of iraqi force

his wife and his five children including our friend colleague and the anchor of cnn's "new day," chris cuomon after his dad. our thoughts and prayers are with the cuomo family on this difficult day. >>> it's time for resolutions. eat right, go to the gym, quit smoking, divest your investments -- that last one isn't common but it was breaking news as the ball dropped. jeb bush getting ready for his 2016 possible presidential candidacy. let's talk about resolutions that he and the other would-be candidates need to make. we'll make those resolutions for them. joining me is chris moody and molly ball. thanks for being here. happy new year. let me start with hillary clinton. hillary clinton's resolution perhaps should be don't act as if this is your nomination to take for granted. work for it. earn it. act as if you're the underdog. >> i think that's right. i think in general, hillary has to make sure she doesn't make the mistake she made six years ago in 2008. that's been a lot of what we've been hearing from her inner circle from her advisers as she gears up to begin this run officially is that

chris cuomo was live. he said the proximity of the bullets shows how good marksmen they are.his is helping paint a picture of really these men and the days leading -- the day of the massacre at "charlie hebdo." absolutely chilling the fact these men are so calm and composed bearing in mind how many people killed "charlie hebdo." >> you're absolutely right. taking us through the chilling video. thank you very much for the live report from paris. >> thank you. >>> in the u.s. state of illinois a teenager accused of trying to support isis has pleaded not guilty. 19-year-old muhammad hamza kahn was arrested at o'hare national airport in october. after tuesday's hearing, his mother denounced isis and last week's terrorist attacks in paris. >> we condemn the violence in the strongest terms. we condemn the brutal tactics of isis and groups like it and we condemn the brainwashing and recruiting of children through the use of social media and the internet. we have a message for isis and fellow recruiters -- leave our children alone! >>> meantime in france, some young disaffected musli