of the brothers murders a policewoman and the following day takes hostages at a supermarket in eastern paris, killing four. 17 people murdered specifically for being journalists, members of the police, or jews. six months later in june, a man identified in place as a follower of radical islam -- he later commit suicide in prison. in august a heavily armed man began shooting on a train between amsterdam and paris. islamist attacks have evolved in one major way. here the assailant's subdued by his fellow passengers. a tactic used to devastating effect three months later. on the 13th of november 3 suicide bombers detonated their vest. , simultaneously their conferences embark on a massacre in central paris. three men opened fire on the packed room before blowing themselves up. 130 people were killed. since theest attack second world war. in june a police man and his partner were murdered. just like the majority of attacks committed. >> looking back on what has been a series of attacks. just now hearing from the french interior minister, who says there is no link for the time being between the n

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reports revealing the audio flight recorder from egyptair ms804 that plunged into the eastern mediterranean en route from paris5th. all 66 people on board were killed. >>> isis is now calling the 31-year-old man behind thursday's deadly attack in nice, france, a soldier of the group. but his name does not raise any red flags on u.s. terror watch lists. french police have arrested five people following the attack. >>> and the faa now banning all flights between the u.s. and the turkish cities of ankara and istanbul following yesterday's coup attempt. meanwhile, the pentagon says u.s. war planes have stopped flying missions against isis from a base in southern turkey. but its working with turkish officials to resume air operations as soon as possible. >>> well, the eyes of the nation and reporters from around the world are focusing on cleveland as ohio gears up for next week's republican convention. security is very tight considering recent events in the u.s. and overseas the past few days adding to ohio's importance, no republican has ever won the presidency won winning the buckeye state. with us now, ohio secr

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remarks at 3:10:00 pm eastern as france is on high alert again, the seventh terror attack in 18 months, the deadliest in a single location. january 2015 multiple attacks in paris, left 17 dead at the charlie hebdo newspaper. multiple attacks in and near paris left 130 people dead at the concert hall and what we are now facing today, 84 people murdered in the resort city of nice. that is where we find benjamin all. we come together again on this topic. >> if ever there was a part of the world considered peaceful this would be it in the riviera in france, that was shattered last night when mohamed bouhlel drove down the boulevard as they were celebrating bastille day, liberty, fraternity, equality, he drove a two ton truck, 35 to 45 miles an hour, trying to hit as many people as he could. he was a french tunisian businessman, tunisia is where more people have come from than any other country in the world, he rented that van on monday, he was supposed to hand it in wednesday but didn't, the question is was there a step up by the police, a pedestrian street, that is what we are trying to figure out, franÇois hollande addressed this before the attack, the european

to november in paris during the bombings there that we covered, those belgian terrorists admit in the open how publicly they would move across the borders between western europe, eastern europe, into turkey and back again. in addition, you've got a third factor in turkey, that's this immigration effect. there are tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees who have created tremendous pressure on the country of turkey. so what we believe we're watching basd on the reporting we're gets is that there's a claim about a military coup. i want to emphasize some of the leaders in the government are suggesting this is a small faction within the military. as we try and flush this out over the coming hours, perhaps the coming days, we'll get a truer picture of what's happening in there. tremendous pressure on the government and its people. i think it's very interesting also, if you look at the statement that apparently came from the turkish military, what they talked about was security within the country. think about that now as we go through this story from istanbul. >> bill, you flew nice to report on that. we have obviously -- just fresh and breaking new

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