. >> grandmother dmitri dmitri medvedev gave them a few days to come up with retaliatory measures. some can be frozen or stopped. i suggest it's done within two days, to move forward and implement the corresponding procedures. >> turkey's produce is blocked at the russian frontieres, this was the border with georgia. there are doubts over huge projects like the turkish gas pipe line and a $20 million power station that russia is building in turkey >>> turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has dismissed an accusation from russia's government that turkey is colluding with i.s.i.l. over sales of oil. vladimir putin's it was hard to imagine the turkish government was unaware of oil supplies from across the border of the recep tayyip erdogan says turkey is not the one helping i.s.i.l. >> the biggest supporter of d.a.e.s.h. is the regime. saying that pushingy buys oil -- turkey buys oil from i.s.i.s. >>> a former diplomat says russia wants to expose turkey over dealings with i.s.i.l. >> what the russians are trying to do is isolate turkey, seeing turkey and others as a protagonist, a c

prime minister dmitry medvedev says the plane could have been downed by an act of terrorism. u.s. and british officials strongly suspect there was a bomb on board. the russian-operated plane crashed into the sinai peninsula on october 31st. all 224 people on board were killed. a group affiliated with islamic state militants has claimed responsibility. medvedev told a government-owned newspaper that a terrorist act remains a possible reason for what happened, but he said investigators are looking into all possible causes, including mechanical failure. russia's presidential spokesperson said that britain had shared some intelligence with russia, but he declined to comment on the nature of the information. analysts say russian officials are considering how the public would react if the crash were in retaliation for russia's air strikes in syria. >>> top officials of europe pledged more help to the migrants arriving each day. interior ministers met in brussels to discuss how to accommodate asylum seekers from syria and other countries in the middle east. most have been crossing the me

the russian prime minister, dmitri medvedev has been speaking to the transport ministery, and he's instructed them to contact all the airlines and aviation authorities where russian planes land around the world to put in place more security measures >>> peter, thanks. let's bring in charlie angelo in central london. what is the latest there, there were on the comments by britain's foreign minister who said the aircraft may well have been brought down by device planted by an i.s.i.l. affiliate? >> it's a strong statement by any official so far on the downing of the plane. they seem to back up from the sinai branch of i.s.i.l., that they were responsible. and it's obviously significant because it means that i.s.i.l. could be adopting new tactics. in the light of this the government called an emergency security meeting, the cobra meeting. we hold one last night and another in the next few hours. they'll be discussing new intelligence they have, how to beef up security and how to bring the 20,000 british holiday makers home safely. the u.k. aviation experts are on the ground and they are putting

he spoke to the press, and what he basically said, dmitry medvedev, you have the egyptian , the paristerattack, these reflect war being declared on the civilized world. russia can do it alone, but it would be better to have partners in joint action. it really makes this upcoming talk of president obama, and after that his keynote speech from the chinese president sitting thing -- prime minister shinzo abe -- president xi jinping all the more important a watch. rishaad: let's have a look at the latest developments. russia welcomed into the military front against islamic state militants. the navy toe using support attacks in syria. president who didn't saying they will work as allies. the french president will travel to moscow, and then the white house to plan a new strategy, adding its voice to its campaign. saying it should be a can or donated -- a coordinated fight against isis. continue their attack, destroying a command center. the second set of raids against the militants were carried out overnight with 127. the french president said they will spare no effort to destroy the islamic s

the prime minister of russia, dmitry medvedev, has spoken to his prime minister, saying let's make a list of targets we can sanction, looking at gas supplies, food supplies. the tourists. that could end soon. so that is not an end to the crisis. >> matthew chance in moscow, thank you so much. i want to turn to london. this is where prime minister david cameron is asking his parliament to let britain get in the game against isis in syria. he is pressing for a vote on joining the air campaign over syria, along with the united states, france and russia, among others. british planes are already in the air over iraq. and here is part of cameron's sometimes emotional push to parliament this morning. >> my first responsibility is prime minister and our first job in this house is to keep the british people safe. we have the assets to do that. we can significantly extend the capabilities of the international coalition forces. that is one reason why members of the international coalition, including president obama and president hollande, have made it clear to me that they want britain to stand

you did have today the russian prime minister dmitri medvedev, saying all flights to egypt have been suspended since friday. that's further than any other russian official has gone but not saying anything definitively. keep in mind as well that the u.s. has offered further help to the russians, the fbi offering its services and saying they could be particularly helpful looking at this recording from the cockpit voice recorder, that sound that was heard on that tape in determining what that sound is. >> a top egyptian isis affiliate terrorist as you know, jim, was just killed. does this have any direct significance to this current investigation? >> no direct tie to the investigation. it could be relevant. this is a group that was known as ansar, bait al maktis since become known as isis in the sinai. it started a few years ago after the egyptian revolution. but it shows you that this is an ongoing fight for the egyptians in sinai. this is a group that's shown great capability including in bomb making although no capabilities so far into placing a bomb on a plane. but they have this ca

surprising, says his prime minister in russia this morning, given, he says shall and i quote dmitry medvedevncial interest of certain turkish officials related to the import of oil produced at isis facilities." on his part, in the past hour, president erdoggen says he has no intention escalating the matter and in a call with him, barack obama expressed u.s. and nato support for turkey's rate to defend its sovereignty while manufacture sizing the importance of deescalating the situation. what's clear in all of this is already very messy picture in regard to this conflict in syria has gotten even more complicated. alisyn? >> thank you for all of that. >>> as devastating as the paris attacks were, they could have been worse, according to police, the suspected ringleader had plans to do much more. abdelhamid abaaoud and another man may have been hours away from carrying out an attack on paris' financial district. cnn's senior international correspondent, clarissa ward is live for us from paris this morning. what have you learned, clarissa? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. new details now about