only from xfinity. . >> this morning police are on the hunt of hayat boumeddine the alleged co-conspiratorasn't at the scene now, her role in the attack highlights a troubling trend, a trend of women being lured into extremism. joining me now is a professor of security studies at the university of massachusetts and she is author of bombshell the many faces of women terrorists. professor, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> mikaela, thank you very much for having me. >> we are talking about this young woman is on the run, believed to be in syria at the time. some people really surprised one of the suspects in this horrifying attack was a woman. not a new face in terrorism as highlight in your book. explain to us how big of a role women are playing in these organizations? >> you know when you look at the history of terrorism, you can't help but notice the fact that women have been involved with terrorist organizations from the very beginning, going back to the 19th century so what really is surprising to me is that anyone is surprised when we see a woman. i think the surprisi

we begin this morning in paris, officials are warning hayat boumeddine may not be the only suspect inist attack at large. six members of the terror cell are still on the loose. one man was seen driving the

we begin this morning in paris, officials are warning hayat boumeddine may not be the only suspect in the terrorist attack at large. six members of the terror cell are still on the loose. one man was seen driving the mini cooper car registered to this woman. there is also new video showing her and a man awiveing in istanbul two days before the attacks. turkey's foreign minister says se crossed into syria the day after the charlie hebdo attack. the first edition is on news stand. it shows the prophet muhammad that shows signs "i am charlie" and the words "all is for given." a senior editor says the staff was determined to get back to work. >> the stwiefrs are under shock. the field day was difficult for them to work to just focus. they are very human, but because they knew that our crazy stupid guys who can kill they start again to work. >> meanwhile, amid growing criminal the white house is admitting it was wrong not to send a higher level official to the giant unity rally in paris, but still suggested security factors were a concern on short notice. administration was caught off guar

turkish/syrian border, that is the last location according to intelligence sources tell cnn of hayat boumeddineho was the girlfriend of the terrorist, amedy coulibaly. when we come back, more coverage of the terrorist attacks in france, more coverage of this unity rally which is starting to get really exciting here with a lot of people very inspired. we'll be right back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. --ocaptions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . welcome back to cnn's continuing coverage of the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in france. this massive unity rally being held in paris. i'm jake tapper standing at the plas-de-la-republic. people are chanting expressions of solidarity, expressions of support, who are you, charlie? who are you, charlie? charlie, of course,

look what happened with hayat boumeddine when she travels from france to turkey. nato and different degrees, european union, interpol access to that intelligence and here's this known terrorist walks through the airport and turkey and ends up in syria. i mean that's unfortunate, that's what we're talking about in terms of the difficulty that juliette described. >> it's interesting, because she was noticed, you know, she was questioned, but i guess, you know authorities feel like their hands are a little bit tied if you're not doing anything wrong, just merely existing you're merely in transit, you cannot be stopped. >> yeah. in my view of all of this is that the intelligence had a good picture, but to your point, fred exactly, is that there were some policy issues or some restrictions in terms of what could be done with ha intelligence. i'm not talking about legal actions and probable cause. it's not -- but the causality was there in terms of there could have been actions taken for whatever reasons they were not. we got to address that. >> let's talk about gitmo a

the other big piece of news that people are reacting to is this that hayat boumeddine may have left theon the street. you mentioned the security failure and the status of the potential accomplice on people's minds. what else are you hearing from them? >> one big theme, of course is that feeling of ethnic religious disharmony and the desire to move past that. but i spent time all through today and the last several days in various minority communities. today we were in jewish neighborhoods talking to people in that community and there are still a lot of fears going into this big moment of trying to join arms and move past those fears. jewish shops in some of those predominantly jewish neighborhoods locking their doors and looking pususpiciously when customers arrive fearing for their lives in some cases because there have been anti antisimitic attacks. all through the clouds not just charlie signs but i am muslim signs. >> i wonder as we are continuing to look at those pictures of the leaders now marching and, again, they are led by the french president there, his old political rival and

it's believed several associates are hiding in syria including coulibaly's wife hayat boumeddine. defensive turkish prime minister spoke to cnn's richard quest. >> we discovered that lady and informed france. if we -- >> but you lost her? >> because it was -- we were not informed in advance. we were not informed in advance. can you blame spain because she went to spain? if you cannot blame france and spain you cannot blame turkey. >> reporter: pamela brown, cnn, pair is. >>> the nfl is talking about deflate-gate. >> deflate-gate. hear what the league has to say about the ongoing investigation into the new england patriots. >> it's a gate now. a live look at the i-95 corridor in southern southern connecticut. guess whose he's making okay time. chasing a winter storm bringing rain ice, snow to the northeast. where it's expected to hit the hardest we've got that next. you give... and you give... and then you give some more. but sometimes you get. and so you take. tylenol® cold is strong enough for you while children's tylenol® is gentle enough for them. we give you relief from your c