it is a maternity ward in denmark. take a look. hey there. >> hello. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> how are you feeling? >> oh, tired. >> tired? tired is expected. they're the proud new parents of steena sophia, just six hours old. do you mind if i pick her up? i'll wash my hands here. i've done this a few times, i have three girls of my own. so we'll see if the old skills are still there. oh, you are cute. there are thousands of babies born all over the world right now, but steena sophia is lucky enough to be born on the happiest place on the earth. and mom and dad didn't pay a penny to have her here in the hospital. that makes everybody pretty happy. look how good she is. the happiest place on earth isn't a title denmark dubbed itself. it's earned the top spot on the european commission's euro barometer for well-being and happiness every single year since 1973. and when the united nations went on the hunt to find the world's happiest nation, their final report ranked, you guessed it, denmark number one. so what make

in denmark, helping identify terror suspects.quickly becomes a double agent in demand with other western agencies. including the british. >> he was coming up with ideas for them and he was, in terms of being able proimprovise, being able to stay in character, he was perfect. >> storm says he's now on the cia's radar. they meet inside the scandic hotel in koeppcopenhagen. >> the british want to use morten storm then the cia comes on the scene. is this heard of before? >> no, i think it's very unusual, for everyone to almost sort of feed off morten, i think that's quite unusual. >> storm says the cia and the british exploit his terrorist links, sending him on trips to kenya to meet african jihadists. this is one of the places they used to meet, a nondescript mall in the heart of nairobi, in a hotel tucked way just inside right next door to kenya's largest mosque. storm explains he delivered a bugged blackberry, destine for an al qaeda operative wanted for his suspected role in the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings that killed 224 people.

and it becomes a sensation in denmark. and storm becomes a marked man.n syria release this video. faces of their enemies, lined up on a wall. including, a photo of morton storm. >> the american, british, danish spy agencies, all decline cnn's request for comment on morton storm. to date, storm's story and his value to those agencies, has never been publicly contradicted. >> my jenn was to do a change to people's life. now i have done so, so, so i was, a bad spy, able of creating good results. >> multiple identities. shifting loyalties. a life of extremes. from radical islam to top level secret agent. now, morton storm has emerged from the shadows. taking his chances in the spt light. left with what he says are few allies. but plenty of deadly enemies. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. >> great to have you back, don. i'm alisyn. a rochester man indicted for allegedly recruiting for isis and plotting to attack u.s. troops returning from iraq. is the terror threat growing at home? >> plus, manhunt. police searching for a pennsylvania man they bel

they set up a mission at the marriott hotel in denmark.the lobby, storm says he starts secretly recording as danish agents approach. >> i put my iphone in my pocket and i recorded the conversation. >> reporter: then inside a private room, storm says he continues recording as he comes face to face with a man he says is cia agent michael. >> either you trust us or you don't. in this case i guess you don't. we had our team, we had our whole project going, of which you played the highest role. >> the cia tries to placate storm. tempers are rising. >> i don't know why you think that. why are you thinking that? >> first of all, it's about honor. >> now we don't have any honor? >> no, you asked me. i want to answer. i was the only one anwar trusted to do anything. i even sent him a wife. >> cnn has not authenticated the recordings. the meeting ends when michael leaves without saying good-bye. storm believes his spying career is over. that must have been an incredibly hard moment. >> yes, it was hard because i liked these people quite a lot. and w

it is up pleasure.",aq and last but notÑ least is morten storm who you will see the rigidly from denmarkng from an undisclosed location in the u. k tonight igeáj will not take too much of his story because that is the substance of what we are extraordinary things with the joint struggle of violent jihad is some i am proud to call him my friend. but very briefly i was studying violin to g hiatt is some -- jihad but i am aware of donate to the other cases vary slightly that were slightly like morten storm at all. a american who converted to islam and went to chechnya to fight alongside the arabs thought killing women and children and then became an informant for the fbi and wrote a book then and there is a moroccan in the mid 1980's was the fault with extremist decided it would be a good idea to embezzle money than realized he needed protection went to the french government and then they sendlsqós him back to afghanistan where heí6/d reported inside the camps and then worked with the british service. in the late 1980's he also fell out with his handlerssdj_ad inside jihad my life with al q

they did do this out of denmark. the u.s.tache in denmark but these ideas to work and discovered it. they were working on establishing systems in different parts of denmark. finally of the four agencies i would talk about -- the last one is the american expeditionary forces. this is primarily the army who fought primarily in france under the command of general john j. pershing who recently came back from commanding the punitive expedition in mexico where he unsuccessfully chased poncho villa. the core what became his staff, departed for france in the spring of 1917, he took with them an intelligence officer. dennis nolan who you see on the right. the only intel officer he had initially. anr time, nolan built organization that ran into the low 100's. the american expeditionary force created divisions and other organized by him. this section in charge of espionage and counterespionage was called g2b which was headed first by lieutenant colonel and who had been pershing's and who had chief in fact been involved in the failed plo

denmark stands, ready to do even more. we plan to increase our humanitarian assistance to the region. we want to establish a strong partnership with the iraqi government to establish that attackprojects the root cause of radicalization. and we will work with other partners in the coalition to jointly consider the contributions of denmark to the efforts, be they diplomatic, humanitarian, political, or military. think it is important for members to share best practices and lessons learned on how to best prevent radicalization. the danish foreign minister of mali will cohost an event in new york on tuesday to advance this common agenda. to achieve our goal of dismantling the threat posed by recognize at to least three principles. firstly, the world must ignite is that isil is a regional and global threat to our collective peace and security. as such, we must have a broad and deep alliance that can effectively neutralize this heinous and to tell terry and terrorist organization -- totalitarian terrorist organization. the inter

i will talk briefly about netherlands and denmark. netherlands was particularly important because it bordered both germany and the german occupied belgium. place toconvenient move spies across the border. thisermans became aware of in the erected to the wire of death -- an electric fence along the border to stop spies. the u.s. military in the metal lens -- netherlands was a gem -- ad colonel edward davis gentleman named colonel edward davis. he is the one on the left. here is a better photo of him. he is the one on the right here. davis found that operating out of the netherlands, you cannot penetrate germany because they always give themselves away and americans cannot pass as german. he found the normal trade could be used to bring people across the border and a lot of people conducted business across the dutch-german border. they used a chain system that allowed the officer to go into the target territory passing orders in one direction and receiving information without the source of information being aware it was going to the ame

that is denmark joining the coalition, along with france. the united states and some of its arab allies have carried out more airstrikes on islamic state jihadists in syria. >> coming off a major stream of islamic state organization funding at the source. u.s. officials say airstrikes have crippled most small oil refineries controlled by the militants in syria. those still standing will be targeted in the coming days. >> the kind of attacks we are conducting our strategic. we are trying to remove the means through which this organization -- itself. >> they are in as much as $1 million. most is being smuggled through jihadist controlled territory. some analysts believe the later strikes will not stop the flow of the organization oil. they make most of the money from crude oil and not from refineries. france began bombing targets in the iraq and followed it up with a second round of airstrikes on thursday. paris has increased support to syrian opposition forces. for the moments, the country will not be extending its military operation across t

you go back to denmark, you want to raise money to do this. you see many friends in yemen who are migrating to the jihad in somalia and other places and you want to do the same thing. talk about that a bit and talk about what happened next. >> yeah. so at that time in 2006, the islamic union were taking over somalia rapidly. they were kicking out the corrupted tribeal leaders and started to rule somalia with their law. there was a system in somalia for the first time in 16 years and that was a huge sign for us and our new islamic state. for every muslim that believed that we should live amongst muslims and we will be sinful by living among the sinners this was an obligation. many of my friends travelled directly. one of them got permission from the american embassy to go from yemen to somalia. he left over there and i stored his furniture and departed. i didn't have money to buy a house in somalia so i worked for a brick laying company. >> you are about to go, you bought the ticket, one-way ticket to go fight in somalia, you have on official i

. >> the air campaign is expanding with the addition of airplanes from denmark. and also, the u.s. sent a new round of air strikes has been launched in syria. details are few at the moment. but we're told that the warplanes have been searching out targets of opportunity. >>> now, to a firefight on the border between syria and turkey. >> i.s.i.s. militants on one side. kurdish fighters on the other side. and our own phil black was there. >> reporter: let me set the scene for you. we're on a hill top north of the syrian border. you see a crowd of people surround me. watching the events that are taking place on the other side of the border. here's why. we're going to zoom in. we're zooming into a ridgeway on the opposite side of the border there. on the top of that ridge, you should be able to make out some figures. they are fighters. we belief they are i.s.i.s. fighters. what you're watching is live video of i.s.i.s. fighters, in syria, attempting to battle their way through this northern, mostly kurdish region of syria. through the afternoon, they have been engaged in an ongoing fir

denmark announced its connection, seven f-16's they are seen going into action here in libya three and a half use ago. perhaps most important is the active involvement of arab states and the united arab emirates. arabia and the uae struck oil refineries controlled by isis in eastern syria earlier this week. that is vitally important because oil the extremists so brings in up to $100 million a month from some estimates. it is their largest source of revenue. >> i don't think the military force of any type is enough to the kind of terrorism isis displays. this will take a more concrete is a strategy that involves diplomacy, education, informational efforts and by a very large country know -- coalition. >> how can any military success be measured? partly on maps showing areas where they have control or influence. airstrikes in both countries have forced isis to scatter and give up some land. ul is seen as a crucial test. effectively done, some see it as a queue for david cameron to push for airstrikes in syria, too. there could be a downside to western military action. an au official warn

and his wife, to show her sense of humor, supposedly said to him, minnesota, where is that, denmark? it was an unfamiliar place to people in the eastern part of the united states. as a good wife, in those days, she realized her fortunes lay with her husband and they ended up moving to st. paul and arrived in may of 1849. the house we are in was completed in 1872. it took four years to build. 1872, they moved in. previously to this house, they called it their mansion house. they got the idea for building they spent inars washington, d.c., when he was a senator. it was the same style in the georgetown suburb of d.c. so they knew they really wanted to have their mansion reflective of what was being built on the east coast. that sign they had arrived in a home they felt they deserved, for a family home and also for entertaining. have over 14,000 artifacts attached to the site. that is remarkable for any historic site. the collections are stored here on site. some are stored at the minnesota history center. this is the reception room that would have been used as a visiting space. you woul

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you grew up in denmark. right?d had a pretty troubled childhood, got involved in some how you discovered lahm, what happened there? >> well, i felt that i was a young, troubled young man, with no direction in my life. i didn't have parents to guide me throughout difficult times or good times. so the only thing i felt a necessity was to belong to something, and the gangs was one of the reasons, one of the things you can belong to. i later on discovered that it wasn't really what i wanted to do with my life. and i started to question life after this, and i wanted to -- i had a lot of muslim friends so i went into the danish library in my town, where i picked up the life story of prophet mohammed. and the reason why i picked up that book is because of -- i just maybe wanted to know about their cultural religion, but that is not prophet muhammad attracted me so much. it was appealing to me. just spoke to me. and i couldn't let it out. i couldn't let it go. and each page i read, i needed to continue another one. and i e

denmark, the uk, all the countries in europe.ould be a huge wakeup call to americans that thises seriously in america's national interest. >> stand by. margaret hoover, john avalon, i have a remarkable picture i want to show you both. i believe we have pictures right now from inside syria. what you're looking at right there, live pictures of isis engaged in fighting right now. we are going to take you to this battle which is going on at this moment just ahead. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. new fiber one streusel. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the leap? who's going to write the code? who's going to do it? engineers. that's who. that's what i want to do. be an engineer. ♪ [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring a

belgium, denmark, britain now sending fighter jets to iraq. >> now to a fierce firefight between isis militants who were advancing and local kurds trying to stop them. our phil black has the story. >> reporter: an extraordinary scene as dusk is falling here on the syrian border. isis fighters in action. we just saw tracer fire move across the skyline there. something of an ooh and ahh from the crowd here, this crowd of turkish kurds. when they've seen incoming fire, they've been cheering their kurdish brothers on the other side. we can see that they are still receiving incoming fire. it is at that position that our photo journalist has seen isis fighters take casualties, take hilts. isis has been making progress. a few more miles each day. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: what you are seeing is tracer fire moving into that ridge line currently occupied by isis forces. and around me, the kurdish crowd is cheering. take a listen. >> incredible video there from our phil black. leapt's get the latest now from the turkey-syria border where is crisis is fueling a humanitarian crisis. so

earlier, we told you denmark has joined the coalition. police are intense flying the search for missing uva student hannah graham. crews will come areas outside the areas where she disappeared. we'll date on the search throughout this day. >>> crews will begin restoring the grass between 7th and 12th streets. parts of the national mall will be closed for the next 18 months. >>> a new way to grab the attention of drivers. a giant stop sign on buses tells drivers exactly what to do. over and over again, some of them ignore those signs and the law. news 4 shows us a kid cop is now getting the message across. >> hey, mister. down here. >> he's small, but the message is loud and clear. >> respect the bus. >> his real job is a student at a middle school. >> there's a lot of things that i want to do, but the main thing is i want to be the ceo of my own company. >> he's an impressive young man. now he's getting attention as the lead in a new public awares in campaign to encourage drivers to respect the school bus. and to get people's attention, t

it's pretty surprising that denmark and belgium are going to be joining the coalition.s that there really is a wide feeling against isis that it is worth getting involved. >> british prime minister david cameron made a plea for action and said this is about psychopathic terrorists trying to kill us and we have to realize that whether we like it or not, it -- they have already declared war on us for it will that be the theme of the coalition that if you declare war on one of us, you declare war and all of us? >> in a way, that's the one for all motion of nato as well. it has not become a nato operation but many members of nato are involved in britain is interesting because they have felt as close to home. remember the video of the british jihadist involved in the beheading. he is believed to be a british citizen and two of the victims so far in this beheading has been pretty citizens and the third one is being threatened. they feel it very close to home but the key i think is not who was in the coalition militarily like turkey. they are key. >> we talked about earlier th

they are in denmark speaking danish. dad says, this is not easy for me to say. i quit my job. just a little while later dad says, i won a little bit of money. i can give you cash. is this all true or is he messing with them? the boys have no idea this is being recorded. the cameras hidden under a towel. pulls out a bag and starts handing out the cash. $900 u.s. bucks for each one of them. then he starts handing out the apple products, too. the great thing is this whole thing is in danish. but "oh, my god" is just "oh, my god" in any language. >> this is too good to be true. >> he tells them he won about $35,000. this is a chunk of cash and enough for him to give them each $900, but not enough to quit on. then about three minutes later, dad says i have something more to tell you guys. i lied to you. oh, my goodness! that is dad telling his sons he won the lottery. $15 million, about $2.7 million u.s. dollars. this all happened back in april of 2011. why is this video coming out now? because paul and his family are now part of a new book coming out called "think i won" and get t

earlier in the day delium and denmark voted to join.- belgium and denmark voted to join. 200 air strikes have been carried out in iraq and 42 in syria. great britain will contribute six tornado fighters that is within striking distance of northern iraq. >> isil is a terrorist organization unlike those we have dealt with before. this is not the stuff of fantasy. it is happening in front of us and we need to face up to it. >> the prime minister said action is imperative because isis has already killed one british hostage and threatening the lives of two more. >>> another foster farms chicken recall. 39,747 pounds of frozen pre- cooked chicken products because of possible contamination with listeria monocytogenes produced in louisiana and sold in california. the product code p-3 3901 with a best by date of august 5, 2015. there was a recall of foster farms chicken this past summer due to salmonella. >>> ford announced a recall today, 39,747 pounds of frozen pre-cooked chicken products because of possible contamination with listeria -- ford

only for air strikes in iraq not syri belgium and denmark also promming resources. now washington saying it could take as many as 15,000 syrian rebels to defeat the forces on the gr. >>> man experimenting with explosives, booby traps in the woods. practicing his get away for years. >> we believe he is very prepared and hid things out in the woods. >> police searched a massive abandoned hotel where he has been before they thought he could be hide ting there but dit find anything. >> tonight a local church doing what it can to help slow the ebola outbreak. helped to collect money and protective equipment, going to donate it to health care workers in africa. they held a vigil to pray for healing by the nations impacted by the deadly virus. the virus is growing by the day, killed more than 3,000 peopl and more than 150 died in liberia in just two days. obama administration says it won't deport immigrants for at least two years. 6500 people have contracted ebola. medical workers say it could be more. some are afraid to go to the hospital. others have been turned away due

denmark announced it's going to be joining the coalition. >> how closely is the obama administration watching this debate in the british parliament? do they need their support. >> probably not. obviously the united states can handle it. they have bases all over the region. as a perception issue, it's something else altogether. there's been a great deal of emphasis on the arab portion of the coalition. this is a message that the obama administration is trying to send to the international community, one of unity, of broad unity, including not just traditional allies, but of regional allies. >> imran khan joins us from baghdad. we are hearing dozens of isil fighters were killed by airstrikes near the syrian border. what more can you tell us? >> all i can tell you is the strike happened quite far down in iraq on the border with syria. this is a border crossing that's been shut since july. there were u.s. and french airstrikes that hit a university compound in that area, killing at least 52 isil fighters and iraq army troops went in. this is the first time we've seen airstrikes this far d

denmark is in and so is belgium and the united kingdom also sending planes. on targets in iraq. they were armed but limited to recon and intelligence. the defense ministry says they are ready to strike and authorized to do so by the british parliament. the french air force is making bombing runs and u.s. war planes are taking off and landing around the clock on board a u.s. aircraft carrier in the persian gulf. between yesterday and today the u.s.-led coalition launched ten separate air strikes against isis, targets in syria and iraq. while the most dramatic advances have been stopped it could be years before the militant group is degraded to the point that it is no longer a threat. carl, the british parliament voted to support the coalition against isis from all three main parties. it is not syria that they are interested, just iraq. why is that? >> absolutely, deborah. there are limitations on that overwhelming vote that the british parliament had yesterday. the parliament said the british war planes can only engage over iraq and not in syria. and so far th

denmark and belgiumagreed belgium , agreed to send f-16s. >> left unchecked we will face a terrorist caliphate on the shores of the mediterranean, with a proven determination to attack our country and our people. >> denmark bel belgium and brit and britain will only allow their planes to be flown over iraq. inside turkey did not provoke a response. and outchiefs of staff jernl dempsey, will not be enough. many. >> 5,000' never been the end state. we've had estimates anywhere from 12 to 15,000 is what we believe they would need to recapture lost teary in eastern syria. >> from washington i'm joined by seth jones. he's an adjunct professor at the johns hopkins school of international studies and served as a command general in u.s. forces in afghanistan and assistant to command to the u.s. secretary of defense. seth, good to see you. britain britain's parliament voted yesterday to help in the fight against i.s.i.l. in iraq but not syria. >> i think it's a help, at least for strikes in iraq, obviously, the big problem of the long run is going to be what happens in the neighboring syria.

the british voted overwhelmingly to vote to go to war against i.s.i.l, and jets will be joined from denmark and belgium. jonah hull has more. >> there is already a coalition bombing i.s.i.l. in iraq. britain could join coon likel sy going to deposit way. >> we also have to think of the consequences of inaction. if we allow i.s.i.l. to grow and thrive there is no doubt in my mind that the level of threat to this country would increase. >> the man who led cameron's embarrassing parliamentary defeat to bomb syrian targets last year led the support. >> although this is difficult it is the best thing to do. there is no greater job for the parliament but for protecting the security and the values for which that stand i will be supporting the vote this afternoon. >> tough questions are being asked. >> how long will this war last and when will mission creep start? >> look at what the house of commons agreed to, are iraq, afghanistan, this government libya, none are success stories. are we going to embark on action that could last for years? >> with parliament really unnerved by military action in t

and his wife, to show her sense of humor, supposedly said to him, minnesota, where is that, denmark?t was an unfamiliar place to people in the eastern part of the united states. as a good wife, in those days, she realized her fortunes lay with her husband and they ended up moving to st. paul and arrived in may of 1849. the house we are in was completed in 1872. it took four years to build. in september of 1872, they moved in. previously to this house, they called it their mansion house. they got the idea for building it from the years they spent in washington, d.c., when he was a senator. it was the same style in the georgetown suburb of d.c. so they knew they really wanted to have their mansion reflective of what was being built on the east coast. that sign they had arrived in a home they felt they deserved, for a family home and also for entertaining. we have over 14,000 artifacts attached to the site. that is remarkable for any historic site. a lot of the collections are stored here on site. some are stored at the minnesota history center. this is the reception room that would hav

music competition in denmark. the musician is performing. this is her competition piece. so beautiful and attractive was this melody that before she knew it, she had attracted a fan she didn't anticipate. did you see that? it just landed on her head. >> what is that? >> it's a butterfly that decided to come hang out. uki, though, does not miss a beat. she keeps playing. the funny thing is when the butterfly first lands on her face, she almost crosses her eyes. this does not go anywhere until the end when it finally flies off. >> i bet that tickles, too. >> performers don't worry about butterflies. >> you do have a combination you would not necessarily see. we know this japanese competitive eater. his competitor this time is the tiny hamster. we've seen him eat on our show before. he eats the mini burritos. oh, yeah. he just got even cooler becau because -- look at this guy. in his little hamster jaws. finally the bell rings. competition is over. you see this board, it's 11-10. hamster wins. >> this is the single best video on the internet. this is it. the internet's done.

the united kingdom, belgium, and denmark. the fightless also require thousands of troops on the ground, dempsey suggested. president obama still maintains he will put no u.s. combat troops on the ground. >>> a man facing charges after a nier chicago that left a lot of trampers stranded across the country. he set fire to a facility not far from ohare, and that prompted controllers to grant owl flights in and out of chicago. the man stabbed himself but did not kill himself. so he's charged with federal destruction of aircraft facilities. >>> thieves have successfully stolen credit card data from millions of you. target had 40 million. yesterday, jimmy john got added to the list with an unspecified amount of commerce' data stolen. >> within a year it's expected that nearly all credit and debit card customers will have cards with these, this gold square. that's a microchip. that is where all the credit card information will be stored, instead of what we use now. the black magnetic strip on the back of your credit card. it's meant

belgium and denmark agreed to join the fight against isil. the white house says they are working on explosives designed to elude airport security. >> unrepublican presidential candidate today blasted president obama for ordering the attacks. >> the constitution says only congress may declare war yet this president has in ub libya and this week in syria committed our sons and daughters to a war that is not authorized by congress. >> the white house says it does not need congressional approval. >> the world health organization says the death toll from the ebola outbreak is over 3,000. in liberia more than 150 people died in just two days. death versus been reported in nigeria and guinea. more than 6500 people are believed to be infected with the ebola virus a landmark will return in the when i will area. the store was destroyed by a fire more than a year ago. damage was so extensive there insurance won't cover it all. now road side development plans to purchase the dropt, rehab it and lease it back. that is good news to the retailers that has b

towards europe quite bad weather continues over the south of the scandinavian peninsula as well as denmark. we are talking about excessive amounts of rainfall. another spot of severe weather could be found over this area especially over northern italy and austria the possibility of severe thunderstorms. temperatures are quite nice in many places. berlin at 20 degrees for the high and 24 in vienna on tuesday. here is the extended forecast. >>> two scientists from japan and the united states are this year's recipients of a prestigious honor sharing the medical research award for unraveling how cells control the quality of proteins. the winners were announced. they are professor peter walter of the university of california at san francisco. the foundation says the scientists studied a part of the cell called the endo plasmic reticulum. further research could improve further understanding of diseases such as diabetes and parkinson's. scientists hope it will lead to developments of new treatments. mori studied at the university of texas at austin and other overseas institutions. in 2003 he beca

belgium and denmark also signed on today. between the two they'll send 13 f 16 fighter jets to strike i isis in iraq. >> arson and attempted suicide brought operations to a halt at two of the countries busiest airports today a fire at air control traffic center near chicago was deliberately set by a contract employee. and the man with multiple self inflicked stab wounds and burns was found in the basement. air traffic at o'hare and midway airports was grounded and 1800 flights cancelled and investigators have no motive but they have ruled out terrorism. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, ford recalls more than 800,000 vehicles because of a problem concerning air bags. >> and plus the eagles are flying in their game plan for match-up of 49ers. ducis rogers has that story ahead. >> beautiful friday, temperatures in 7 0s and 80s in the west and moving in for the weekend. i have a forecast you don't want to mix. >> plus the fix is in. apple rolls out another update to fix bugs in new operating system that and more when to

isis strikes, we have word of the coalition growing larger, with a new european nation joining in, denmark is the latest to join. it pledged sending seven f-16 fighter jets to strike isis targets but only in iraq, not in syria. country's parliament still needs to approve this. >>> perhaps the world is safer because so many countries are rounding up homegrown extremists but who knows how safe we are it's up in the air if only because things are so confusing. case in point the iraqi prime minister, al abadi tells his country uncovered an eminent plot against new york subways. mayor de blasio tweets a picture of himself riding the subway with the casual "you may be asked to open your bags. don't be alarmed." still later the deputy assistant secretary of state for iran and iraq told cnn there is no credible threat. could be fusing because why would the iraqi prime minister tell reporters there's an isis plot against new york city if there isn't one? it's a little unsettling. let's talk about that with cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. hi, tom. >> hi, carol. >> you're former fbi. how do

denmark just committed war planes to the air strikes. they are going contribute seven f 16s. there is a lot of obstacles and including hold outs among arab states. we just talked about the potential for ground contributions. is that something that the u.s. has been working to secure? >> absolutely. we have been working this day and night, talking to leaders in the region and in europe about what role they can play in the coalition. it's important to know that we are not asking everyone to play a military role. there many ways you can play it. >> talk about the nonmilitary contributions. >> we are moving into this phase. the ongoing process of air strikes and military action will continue. there will be a pentagon briefing later today. we are in an important diplomatic place. we need to expand to the other components, addressing foreign fighters and expanding assistance and making sure we are delegitimizing isil. these are steps when they go to the reenj yon, they will talk about what roles they have been playing. >> we will be bringing any news coming out of that. we talked a

the last time we hadad one of hi conference in denmark, who had all of these promises and programs and nothing happened. >> the united states, while it has not signed the agreement, pretty well lived up to them, the senate does not pass them. .e have donene a dramatic job mr. obama deserves some good marks for that. >> l let's ststay in europe witr focus overseas. i just got back from -- >> you are one of f the press people on sunday morning >> if you are traveli overseas ishe european economy -- imy you say we are on the brink of a recsion again. economy is not growing because germany will not reform i economy. mugging spain, greece, with this money system of theirs. the economy has stopped. it is keynesian economics in reverse. credit has run out. remember what maggie said about socialism. sooner or later you run out of funding. >> by the way, their economies better. >> the german said, no no, and we drove them into the russis' arms. >> all right, in a one-word answer, are they in n a recessin now or next quarter? >> they are not there yet. >> they are on the brink. >> i am a venture

, denmark. 2% of people work 40 hours a week that gives everyone more time for families, sports or freebased on longevity is okinawa, japan. life expectancy for women there is 86. for men, 78. the people there exercise a whole lot and eat very lean diets. one doctor praises okinawa's low stress, strong family bond and optimism. and monte carlo in the european couldn't interest of monaco has the lowest infant mortality rate in the world. officials make sure pregnant women get quality care before and after their babies are born. the air quality in vancouver, canada, british columbia, is a better than in most cities around the world. the city managers says vancouver is the most walkable city. and melbourne, australia, recognized for its excellent quality of life. one group calls it the most livable city in the world. all right. sounds like we need to start booking our flights. >>> this first marks the 13th anniversary of 9/11 attacks and also marks the beginning of a very special bond between two long island families. it began last month, when marlene quinn found this bracelet in the surf

kerry and chuck hagel secured the commitment from the uk, france, germany, australia, poland and denmarkhelp in the fight of those countries. britain and france and australia are the most likely to join u.s. in air strikes. president obama refutesed to elaborate object specific commitments by various alliance members. >> there's great conviction that we have to act as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil, i'm confident we'll build on that strong foundation and the clear commitment and have the kind of coalition that will be required for the sustained effort we need isil back. >> the president also noted in addition to nato members the u.s. expects to receive support from regional partners in the coming days. >> i think it is absolutely critical that we have arab states and specifically sunni majority states that are rejecting the kind of extremist nilism we're seeing out of isil that say that is not what islam is about and prepared to join us actively in the fight. >> knows regional partners are likely to include saudi arabia and qatar and jordan. sp

denmark held the rotating presidential european union at that time so as prime minister of denmark i hosted the dinner were heads of state and government and we reached an agreement on the economic framework for concluding these negotiations which led to the historic decision at the e.u. summit in copenhagen on the 13th of december. and historic decision to enlarge the european union and actually the foundation was laid in this very room. this is my last month in office as the secretary-general and i have to say these past five years have been the busiest and most challenging for nato and for me personally. nato has carried out demanding and difficult operations on three different continents. we have reformed and renewed our alliance to make it vitter, faster and more flexible. a new strategic concept, the action plan, smart defense, the connected forces initiative, defense capacity building, missile defense, and hands cyber defends. these are all major achievemen achievements. they demonstrate nato's continued ability to change and to adapt. so i am confident that i will be leaving

"denmark." and he goes, "denmark's not here." [ laughter ] wow. i guess i'll just go home.s and fins." i said, "well, i'll translate for them." i knew that would be easy because swedes speak english really well. [ laughter ] and the fins don't speak. [ laughter ] so i mostly went to hockey games for free. and i would go with the finnish delegation because they had something called the finland house. see, most of the teams would like promote their country. posters and give away brochures. >> seth: and they're like party houses, the national houses, right? >> yeah. you know, russia has -- well, soviet house or whatever it was then. commie house. [ laughter ] commie house, finland house, argentina house. but finland house was basically a vodka joint. you know, you'd go there. they drink a lot, and we'd have a bunch of ice cold ones and go to the games. >> seth: now that of course is the miracle on ice, 1980. >> i saw that. >> seth: live at that game? >> i got free tickets and watched that game. it was incredible. >> seth: i'm sure. >> herb brooks and mike eruzione. and that am

. >> a core coalition of ten countries including canada, britain, france, germany, italy, poland, denmarkaustralia, but only -- >> jon: i'm going to need to see this on the big board. ahhh! that looks awful christian-eee. a little bit of a cre crusadeee vibe. >> but only officially includes one muslim nation, turkey. >> jon: we only need one! >> that turkey is well on board for any sort of military action may be a problem for turkey. >> jon we can't go to war against a muslim group without a muslim ally. it's like going to a one direction concert without a pre-teen girl. can we not get some partners from islamic countries a kind of "muslim brotherhood", if you will? everyone is saying creep alert! a large not lit up area in the region right around where i guess you would caw where the problem is. can we not get partners from the islamic country, a group of them, perhaps kind of a muslim brotherhood for lack of a better word? >> iran is at present the only regional country here that has been active in helping the iraqi military and government on the ground. >> jon:ine. that's all quef got,

britain, denmark, france, italy and poland are on board. other countries include canada and australia. which is the only nation to give details of its contribution. it will send 600 air force and special forces personnel and eight fighter jets to the united arab emirates. >> france is one willing to participate in air strikes, and that mean it may fight an enemy, including hundreds of french nationals in its ranks. >> a french navy fridayingate crossing the mediterranean. despite the crisis, france has a full range of equipment. making it an important port they are in any -- partner against the islamic state group. president francis hollande underlined his commitment. they are providing weapons to the kurdish peshmerga, fighting the militants, and is willing, if necessary, to take part in air strikes. >> translation: we stand by you on the humanitarian and security level, because you are facing an enemy that does not recognise borders. it's a terrorist group forming tensions on the ground. the french military is engaged in africa. more than