isa soares is standing by in london. isa, what is his possible motivation for joining isis?> reporter: good morning, christine. we are getting two ideas of why he made have made his way into syria. one of the people talking is the muslim led group cage. they have been in contact with mohammed emwazi known as jihadi john. he got in contact with them in 2009. he said he felt harassed by authorities. he tried to get in tanzania supposedly on a graduation gift from his parents to go on safari. he was stopped by authorities and sent back and questioned. he was questioned why he was going on the trip and questioned about what he thought about 9/11 and about 7/7. he said he felt harassed. he felt trapped. he felt like a prisoner. that is why he got in contact with them. that is one point of view. one piece of the puzzle as to why perhaps he may have radicalized radicalized. cage believes this is the reason behind the radicalization. that is one point. questioned by authority makes you then go into syria and be part of isis and behead people. authorities obviously being quoted as sa

isa, thank you. a dire prognosis. testifying to lawmakers that america is in his words, quote losing the battle to stop violent islamic militants. >> now has direct access to the united states like never before. they know they cannot travel so they are putting out a propaganda message in social media and platforms saying if you can't come to syria, do something in the u.s. or western countries. >> u.s. director of intelligence james clapper was on capitol hill wednesday painting a grim picture. pamela brown has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, christine. with jihadi john isis high profile recruit unmasked this morning. u.s. officials say they are focused on the terror group's influence to attract followers in the u.s. officials i have been speaking with have said we will see more isis-related cases until the isis propaganda machine is shutdown. the machine fueling rapid recruitment in the u.s. that was the discussion among intelligence officials on the hill. the chief james clapper said in testimony on the hil

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let's bring in cnn's isa suarez. do we know why they were there? >> good to see you.rt answer is they don't unfortunately. these five drones were spotted between 1:00 a.m. paris time to about 6:00 a.m. by the time the police got there, the people manning these drones had already left. but these were drones flying over very sensitive areas of paris. many saying as well the eiffel tower. also the military museum as well as the louvre. these are concerns of course. paris is still at maximum alert security given the fact of the "charlie hebdo" attacks. still a city on edge. what authorities are telling us is they got there, didn't find anyone. they've started an inquiry with ten aviation police officers. they'll be in charge responsible for looking into these drones. who exactly they were. were these militias or simply drone enthusiasts. that's the crucial question. >> certainly seems suspicious given the timing of everything isa, thank you. up next a bizarre story out of connecticut. a home invasion turned forced robbery, and police responding to a man with an explosive

we'll bring in isa suarez now. she's been keeping tabs on the angle of the story.e from london. and one of the strange thing to our viewers to point out may be that isis has its supporters they're very vocal and present on social media. i wonder in the wake of this anti-isis commentary with this brutal killing, are you seeing any messages of support for isis at all? >> reporter: good morning. you're quite right, they have many many supporters of course many of those people have been tweeting on line. many commence inflammatory and have been taken down. what we have done cnn has been speaking to researchers at the terrorism research analysis consortium trac as they're known. they track and monitor a lot of the conversation on line via youtube videos be it on twitter, facebook. they're trying to get an understanding really of how isis is speaking to their will-be followers or followers or how they're also shaping their propaganda. like i said a lot of these tweets comments on facebook being taken down. there are two that we feel we can share you being vetted. the fir

isa suarez is watching that angle of the story and joins us live from london this morning. issa we know that isis recruits through social media. apparently successfully. the video of the pilot being burned alive, that was posted on line as were all the beheading videos. i'm wondering what kind of pro-isis messages you're seeing. >> reporter: the propaganda message really still going on line on facebook or twitter, youtube. we've been speaking to researchers at the terrorism research analysis consortium. basically what they do they track, monitor twitter, facebook youtube to see how they're shaping the message and bringing in more followers or would-be followers. we've had a look at some of the tweets. a lot of them having taken down because of their inflammatory nature. we've got a couple to show you. the first one reads, "was muath dropping the roses for the children of raqqa? the fir he brought down from the skies became his own destiny! food for thought." the second reads, "the kuffar -- a derogatory term to describe non-muslims -- "the you can tthe kuffar to learn of th

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dozens of people came out to 51 and lancaster the scene of yesterday's traumatic death of little isa luck. he was killed when he broke free from mother's hand and plan to path of oncoming trolleych the driver could not stop in time. >> fbi is looking into whether murders of three muslim college students was a hate crime? 40-year-old craig stevens hicks has been charged with shooting death of daia allicott and rub an alsala. a search of vick's home turned up at least a dozen firearms. >> 25 isis fighters tried to storm a military base in iraq where 400 troops were there. >> officials say american forces were nowhere near the fighting. >>> president obama is calling for new efforts of increasing cyber security and says the private sector must be a partner of government in policing the internet. and it comes in the wake of major ak hack ago tacks open companies from target to home depot and soapy pictures to anthem health insurance and even pentagon syntax com. tim cook vowed to protect users at the cyber skurnty sim mit stanford today despite resistance from silicone valley. the hackin

and wilmington we're dealing with frozen precipitation getting a lot of reports of freezing rain or isa cross the area. and also, if you travel on i-76 north and east of norristown we have frozen precip along the jersey turnpike. glassboro, elsmere. wrightstown affected with the frozen precipitation. now chester of light if not moderate snowfall across the northwest suburbs, route 22 close to easton as well. and if you travel route 33 route, just north there of kutztown. and as far as snowfall we picked up so farah cross the region, in philadelphia, about 4.5" of snow. drexel hill 6.2. 5" levittown and pike creek and new castle county 6.4" and place's corner coming in 5" of snowfall. we'll show you other totals across the region and what we've seen in new jersey. bordentown 6.6" and hadden heights 6.6 and toms river i 4". 3 in do you know a. and we're putting a cap in transition from snow to mixed precipitation. warmer air punching into the system. meteorologist adam joseph has the latest on varying kinds of precip we're seeing and why. >> that's the big problem. we had cold, arctic air

in fairfax county, wus isa 9. >>> tonight, many kay la mueller's hometown of arizona, family and friends are mourning her death. they con firm that a pow toe sent o to her family over the weekend is of her body. mueller was held hostage by isis since 2013 but it is still not clear how or exactly when she died. >> reporter: family and friends in presscott are remembering mueller as a self isless young woman who tried to make the world a better place. >> she has money --in her 26 year that is many people can ever imagine doing in their lifetime. >> mueller's family received an e-mail from isis over weekend with a photo of kay la's body. they could confirm only she died recently but the cause of death is not known. >> i claims she died in a jordan air strike. u.s. officials say there's no everyday she was ever there. president obama o o ldto buzzfield.com the u.s. tried to rescue mueller. >> i deployed an entire operation at significant risk to rescue her and the other individuals held and probably missed them by a day ortwo. >> last spring mueller wrote her parents saying if you can say i

but in other parts of the south it isa a lot koheler, and here's vicente arenas. >> reporter: the ice that blanketed roads across seven states made the morning a white-knuckled commute. this is what it looked like in virginia. hundreds of others also collided in the treacherous conditions. interstates in oklahoma and kentucky were brought to a crawl. at least five people have died in the south, and with another winter blast on the way, north carolina governor pat mccrory says the troubles aren't over yet. >> we're used to the carolina sunshine coming right back. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: they're also battling ice from above. >> oh! stop! >> reporter: in tennessee, the extra weight split a tree in half. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it nearly crushed a man and his dog. sheets of ice came crashing down from 48 stories high in downtown charlotte. crews are now scrambling to restore power in north carolina as thousands of homes are facing a night of freezing temperatures without heat. liz and her son lost power at 5:00 a.m. >> i'm hoping they get it on before bedtime. then we

so, this isa very cold shot of air coming friday covering almost the entire eastern half of the countrybut that's nothing compared to what we're going to deal with on sunday. friday, we get rid of this one, betty. and then sunday, this is a much stronger one much colder. sunday's going to be just, you know, with the windchill factored in, not a fun day from the great lakes southeast. i mean coldest in 20 years. >> looks like a one-two punch there. >> very good. >> okay, thank you. >>> well we have breaking news overnight. an arrest in the shooting of a san diego tv sports director. police say the so-called armed and dangerous suspect surrendered after s.w.a.t. teams surrounded his house in nearby el cajon. this was the scene, though earlier. knfb's kyle contrastkraska was shot and taken to the hospital, alert and responsive. >>> sources tell nbc new york a rookie nypd officer indicted in the shooting death of unarmed man in dark stairwell. the family of the victim 20-year-old kyle girley, says this is the first step in justice. official charged are expected to be unsealed later today. >

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where isas in the north, they are still starving. they have a bunch of idiots out there who want only for themselves. that has changed my total outlook -- they are all not the same. correct you forgive? -- >> do you forgive? >> i have. there is in things that you cannot forgive. but when i see soldiers with his --cut off, stuck in his mouth and lips sewn together with wire , you can forgive that. that is brutal. that is statistic. and i've seen that. in one side of my mouth i can say, some soldiers will do anything if it would relieve him of the stress that he is enduring at that time. i know that our soldiers did some brutal things. i know that. i did not see it. i know in my heart that they did. yes, i have forgiven a lot of things. forget? no. i will never forget. and i have forgiven the chinese. they did something that i am not pleased with at all, and i suffered from them, and by their and i suffered. -- by their hand i suffered. what they did was not called for. i survived. i prayed a lot then. i've been thinking a lot about re

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we had a nirks mild day today rjs melted snow and isa way.turns out that could be a problem. >> yes, hopefully you enjoyed today. by tomorrow, back to below freezing, guys. let's show what is going on stormtracker 6 radar. you can see it's nice and dry. noysh use with precipitation. in fact that snowstorm we had yesterday, long gone. but the arctic air will charge in from the northwest and that is an issue overnight tonight because we had mild temperatures. wet roads and any slush you have overhead will refreeze during the overnight hours. it was nice break today, friday, chilly, temperatures in the teens. wind chills below zero most of the day. yesterday we had a high temperature of 3 4 today we climbed up to 45. just one degree shy of average. normal of us this time of year 46. 37 in philadelphia. 27 poconos. at freezing mark for allentown, reading and lancaster, 34 dover. 36 in wildwood and 33 in beach haven. here's satellite 6 along with action radar. we have partly cloudy sky across much of the region. winds coming in northwest as we go

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this isa city south of sana. the houthis are in control of parts of the city. people are worried.testers are out on the streets to deny ounce what they say is a houthi crackdown on activists and opponents. >> translator: they kept beating me torturing me for hours. they wanted false confessions, things that i was never involved in. they wanted me to lie and say that noble lawyer yes, it is and other figures were paying us to protest against them that american and british organizations are instig gating the youth in yemen against them that they are paying us money to protest against the houthis, all lies. >> anti-houthi protests are spreading across the country. in the city of irb, many gathered in the main square to express their solidarity with the president who was recently forced to resign. last week shi-houthis did i seeolved parliament parlor and said they would run the country for two years until elections are held. the coup was denounced by the international community. the u.n. is renewing efforts to bring the factions together including calling for new powers for its envoy

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that is isa tease. >>> storm team 4 tracking a big change another one. amelia? >> i'm going to have the latest on some snow showers tomorrow and we could see some accumulation and then after that it's all about the winds and cold. look at how it's going to feel sunday morning, about 9 below zero in washington. >>> so not just the cold but a little snow for valentine's day. >> the timing not perfect, the amounts not really a big deal only around an inch or less but it will be during the late afternoon and evening hours when you have dinner plans. snow showers and as that snow comes to an end, that marks the beginning of our next cold shot of air and tremendous winds across the area. here are your weather headlines. some snow for valentine's day. it's going to be during the second half of the day. high winds arrive tomorrow night, and we'll see high winds last through the day on sunday and then brutal cold arrives tomorrow night. and that lasts through monday. through your presidents' day. your evening planner for tonight, right now clear skies, beautiful sunshine

dominique strauss-kahn isa on trial accused of organizing the parties with prostitutes.e had no idea the women were prostitutes. in france prostitution is legal, but supplying prostitutes is not. >> he said prosecutors had exaggerated his participation saying there were only a total of 12 parties. four per year for three years. >>> the proceedings generated an unusual protest. topless women with anti-strauss-kahn slogans painted on their bodies climbed on his car as it arrived. police quickly bundled them off. for more on the trial, we are joined by michael stoddard the paris correspondent for "the financial times" and has been in the courtroom. thanks for talking with us. we know on tuesday dominique strauss-kahn told the court that he committed no crime and no offense. what can we expect to happen today? what will we hear? he's got the three days of talking to the court. >> yeah today we're expecting to hear testimony from more of the prostitutes who are involved in the -- some of the sex parties. notably involved in one of the sex parties in washington. and offer more

we will also be joined by congressman darrell isa who is teaming up with the democrat mercenary allyhortcomings. check the big board right now. coming off a 300-point rally yesterday. we would be negative if it were not for disney. him look at that stock in particular. frozen. visitors flocked to the theme parks in the u.s. sales growth it is slowing at chipolte here it investors do not like that at all. let's go to lauren simonetti. >> amazing video capturing the moment of a plane falling out of the sky in taiwan. fifty-eight people were on board. last count, 28 are dead. the plane crashed into the river. fifteen people have been rescued. you can see the planes wing clipped the roadway right before it plunges into the water. unfortunately, another tragic accident to report. at least six people were killed last night when a plane crashed into an suv. the suv caused an explosion stopping traffic on the metro-north line. the safety board is now on scene feared just over a year ago for people were killed when a metro-north train derailed because a conduct are then fell asleep at the whe

slavery isas a legal institution disappears. it can't happen anywhere in america, therefore there can't be slaves. well, there are now freed people. what is to be their fate? is it to be left to the states to decide? well yes because that was the way things had always been done. states were the entities that determined who voted how often you could vote who had certain civil privileges, who did not. and so you looked at a situation where suddenly, all right we've abolished slavery, but what are, who are the freed slaves? are they citizens? the "oops" comes in because the constitution didn't really have a definition of citizenship. the word citizen is mentioned several times in the constitution. there's no definition of it either on the national level or on the state level. so the first response to the zigzag after the 13th amendment is to say, we need to establish what a citizen of the united states is. and a citizen of the united states is very explicitly defined in the 14th amendment. it is someone who is born here. they could

the air strike that was out by the royal jordanian air force was against an isa weapons compound that group maintained your syria. a facility that had been struck on previous occasions and was not unusual. >> the facility had been damaged. it is not unusual for sex like this to be carried out. the information that we have is that -- and we have this information because the airstrike was coordinated with the united states military. there is no evidence that civilians in the target area prior to the coalition strike taking place. >> regardless of her cause of death they are responsible. the organization that was holding her against her will they are responsible for safety and well-being and therefore are responsible for her death. >> the house speaker issued a statement saying the tragic death underscores the brutal nature of the enemy we face. a group of terrorist ties that has brought medieval savagery to the 21st century. the senators the senators from her home state of arizona spoke about her killing. you those comments. >> taking this opportunity to express sorrow. the people of ar

you do have some of them breaking off and claiming allegiance toward isa's. a lot of -- isis. we have seen some of the recruiting, some the talk of it at some of the universities. it is a concern to president ghani and me. we continue to work that. president ghani has talked to the afghan people about it. he has talked to the afghan security forces about it. i have made it a party information requirement for my forces so we continue to work hard with our afghan partners to make sure we understand this network. >> a final question. most of the discussion has been about how the national security forces are doing. and you comment on what is happening with local police efforts and to what extent they are professionalizing their operations? >> i can talk more about kabul. about 14,000 police there. they continue to work hard on the training, on trying to do more community policing. these high profile attacks inside of kabul --what you did hear about and the late december time frame is very tough. it is death to stop two people from having suicide vests. what you do not hear about a

so for a sector-based isac we are sector-centric, so the water isa will be water companies the energy isac is energy companies. it wouldn't make sense for walmart to join the airline isac. that's just not what they do. >> not yet. >> not yet well, maybe that's true. [laughter] maybe more like amazon if they get the drones. you see where i'm going there. these are like companies forming an organization called an isac because it's sector-centric. they have a similar sector of the economy. we also see sharing organizations that are not isacs that are also very old that are like in jay's paper he talks act one group that merged many years ago following the y2k stuff when we started seeing a lot of worms and everything very international and very oriented on individuals vetted by other individuals. so in order to join, somebody has to nominate you as an individual, and then you're vetted by others as being trustworthy. so you're trusted. and so these trust groups are very powerful, and it's almost like in the movie series of "survivor," you can actually be voted off the island if you're de

which i think we're pronouncing as isa -- i-sow. so these groups can approach the federal. there are a number of isaos now. there are a number of these already. under the executive order, the president is directing d.h.s. to enter into an agreement with a nongovernmental organization to identify a common set of voluntary standards or guidelines that will deal with the creation and functioning of these organizations. essentially this nongovernmental organization is going to establish standards for these private associations. this will, the thinking is, develop and deepen the development of these private sector information sharing organizations. do you want to comment? >> absolutely. i mentioned before that there's no way that the government is going to be able to help every company in america secure itself. we view ourselves as an enabler. we're trying to help companies understand what best practices are, implement them, share information and effectively respond to incidents. those three things i talked about as part of seener security. we have some extraordinarily successfu

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