isha? >> when, you mentioned this being a symbolic victory, but isis understands the values of symbols and messaging. so for the u.s., it still presents a moment to exploit in those term terms, but the question is how? >> certainly, yes. this is somebody very familiar. he's got this cutesy name assigned to him by the british tabloids, but beyond that, keep in mind one thing that often times with these organizations, somebody is killed, somebody is removed. and they're quickly replaced by somebody else. it's the organization itself that certainly needs to be undermined. and we are seeing that after some false starts and trouble that the u.s.-led coalition with the help of kurds in syria and northern iraq is beginning to make progress. certainly, how could the u.s. exploit this? it does definitely send a message to key figures within isis that they could be visited with a similar fate. we heard in the past about their sort of reports that perhaps the so-called kalif of isis had been killed in

isha. >> also on monday, the authorities discovered a suicide vest. what more do we know about whether it belongs to the suspected eighth attacker, salah abdeslam, the man who is still on the run? >> well, the area is cordoned off today in a secure area, and some of the items found in a bin which they say contains bolts and explosives, which was the type of explosives used in the paris attack. and in the newspaper here, they are saying that abdeslam's cell phone was tracked to the same area of that bin. so there seems to be some sort of connection there if you pull it altogether. we're waiting for official confirmation on all of that. but it does contradict information from drivers who took abdeslam towards brussels. we have been hearing from them by their lawyers, a rather complicated matter but march since savidge is bringing us the latest on abdeslam, who we believe is the eighth attacker on the run. >> reporter: friday the 13th, carnage and chaos erupts in the darkness all over paris. p

i'm isha sesay. >> rein i'm john vause. investigators are slowly and carefully searching an apartment building in the paris suburb of st.-denis where are at least two suspected terrorists were killed. they don't know yet whether the alleged ringleader of friday's attacks abdelhamid abaaoud, the target of the raid, is among the dead. >> a woman who blew herself up inside the apartment has reportedly been identified as abaaoud's cousin. authorities say they moved in just in time to keep the suspects from launching another attack. mean while, a new released isis video warns of an impending attack on new york city. it appears to be an explosive device of what looks like a suicide belt. there is no current or specific threat at this time. >> passports seized from five syrian nationals were stolen in greece. the men were detained after going from syria to honduras through five other countries. police have not confirmed that the men may be trying to reach the u.s. police have not linked them to terrorism. >> and isis claims it kil

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. >> i'm isha sesay.icials at the university of missouris resigned amid complaints they didn't do enough to address racism. they stepped down after weeks of protests from students and faculty. over the weekend, players on the school's football team threatened to boycott games until the president left. >>> independent report commissioned by the world antidoping agency has accused russian athletes of doping. the report was especially critical of russia's antidoping agency which it says allowed state sponsored drug use. russian agency called the report unprofessional and illogical. >>> the fbi offered to help with the metrojet crash investigation. so far though there are no plans for any agents to head to egypt. right know investigators looking at whether there was a security breach at sharm el sheikh airport where the flight took off last month. >>> we head to myanmar right now where opposition supporters are celebrating what looks to be a landslide victory in parliamentary elections. >> only a fraction of

i'm isha sesay. >> two air france planes just diverted in north america. but we begin with gun fire in a northern paris suburb. police are not confirming a report that officers had been shot during this operation. [ gun fire ] >> it happened in a suburb st. denis. let's go straight to senior international correspondent who's live in paris with details. atika, what can you tell us? >> well, i'm on the way now to the neighborhood of st. denis. this is one of the northern neighborhoods of paris. it's actually where the stadium attack occurred. now what we understand is around 4:30 in the morning, residents reported hearing automatic gun fire and at least one explosion. police have now confirmed to us that an operation is under way in connection to the hunt for those suspects of the paris attacks. now, we have not confirmed this ourself, however, our local affiliate is also reporting that one police officer has been wounded in the operation. this is still on going. they have closed off some of the routes to the neighborhood. but this does seem to be in relatio

i'm isha sesay, news room l.a. starts right no uh.g news. >> the pentagon says they targeted jihadi john in an air strike in syria. he appeared in videos allegedly showing h imbeheading isis hostages. he's a british citizen believed to have been born in kuwait. and the senior u.s. official says authorities are confident

i'm isha sesay. "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >>> controversial dash cam video shows a twhiet police officer shooting a black teen. laquan mcdonald is seen running towards a patrol car. authorities say the 17-year-old was armed with a knife. the teen then walks away from the two police officers who have their guns drawn. seconds later, an officer open fires and mcdonald falls to the ground. the teen was shot 16 times. the officer jason van dyke has been charged with first degree murder. protesters are blocking an interstate in chicago right now. we want to show you the pictures. authorities had been preparing for possible protest ahead of the video release showing aerial images right now on the streets of chicago. that's where we find cnn's rosa flores. set the scene for us. what's happening? >> let me set the scene for you. behind you, it's a major interstate, not only from chicago p.d. but from state police. moments ago, hundreds of protesters were blocking this major intersection and now they moved on. you ca

>> absolutely, isha.f the things they're obviously doing is that france has vowed to defeat isis. it is sending additional military assets to the middle east to make good on that prom. experts warn that could change if there aren't quick successes. >> french airport personnel are busy these days, mounting bombs to the wings of fighter jets and getting them ready to take off into the night. at a military parade on thursday, they vowed they will not stop until the extremists are defeated. france is leading this war with its armed forces it says. another sign that paris is serious about combatting isis, the french aircraft carrier departed for the mediterranean sea on wednesday weeks earlier than scheduled and will be scheduled off the coast, tripling the air assets in the region. the police believe the french public will support a stepped up military campaign, but only if it proves to be successful in the short term. >> the french will want, as anybody else in those circumstances, they will want to see resu

i'm isha sesay in los angeles. >> i'm john vause. just go in paris, the sun is just starting to rise. this is a city in shock after a deadly unprecedented and highly coordinated series of attacks on friday night. at least 153 people were killed in six different ho case locati paris and its suburbs. >>> authorities say eight attackers are dead, seven of them blew themselves up. some of them armed with ak-47s, and some of them with belts on. it is still unclear how many attackers were involved in tota total. >> three explosions were heard at the stade defrance. >> at least 112 people were killed at the concert hall. witnesses say gunmen entered and shot at them for 15 minutes. >> well, isis has applauded the attacks on twitter, but there is no official confirmation that they were involved. and at least 100 soldiers were deployed. >> and they had already beefed up security because of the upcoming global summit. frederik pleitgen joins us now. fred, what other security measures can the people in paris expect in the coming hours. >> repor

i'm isha sesay. newsroom l.a. starts right now. we start in belgium.e have extended their highest terror alert amid fears of more coordinated attacks like the ones in paris nine days ago. schools and subways will remain closed monday as authorities stay vigilant watching for any signs of danger. on sunday police staged 20 antiterror raids. they arrested 16 people but did not find any gun or explosives. they also did not find this man, salah abdeslam. now he's the most wanted man in europe. meanwhile, french authorities are posting this photo of a man they say was one of the paris suicide bombers. they're asking the public for any information about him. they did not mention his name. cnn's max foster is in paris, a city still reeling from the attacks nine days ago. he joins us live. max, the manhunt for the suspected eighth paris attacker is on going. what can you tell us about the status of the investigation? >> well, we're not being told anything. he's basically still on the run. there were reports over the weekend that he still has a suicide vest wit

i'm isha sesay.igatinge ing it that left 16 people injured in new orleans on sunday. several hundred people gathered at a playground to film a music video when two groups began firing at each other. detectives are searching for surveillance video of the suspects. >>> police in belgium carried out 20 antiterror raids on sunday, nine day afters the deadly attacks in paris. officers arrested 16 people but they did not find any gun or explosives. the city of brussels remains under the country's highest level of terror alert. >>> french police have released this photo of another dead paris attacker. they say he's the third suicide bomber at the stade de france but they didn't give a name. police are urging the public to come forward with any information about him. >>> now let's go back to paris. it's the city on the mebd dealing with a new reality when it comes to security. our max foster is there. max, it's a city filled with families coming to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >> they have. there

i'm isha sesay, the headlines from this hour.lyst are looking at a vest found in a garbage can and have not said if the vest is related to the terror attacks. they say the vest has encrypted applications and possible clues about the terrorist preparations for the attacks. >>> and belgian authority have charged a suspect in connection with the paris attacks. a total of 21 people have been arrested in raids since sunday including five new raids on monday. brussels will stay at the highest terror alert level until at least monday. >>> france launched its first airstrikes into syria from the aircraft carrier charles de gaulle. the carrier deployed to the eastern mediterranean after the paris attacks. a french spokesperson said the attacks hit ramadi and mosul. >> and u.s. presidential candidate donald trump is calling for surveillance on some mosques and watch lists after the paris attacks. and now, he is also getting attention after making questionable claims after 9/11. cnn's sarah murray has the details. >> reporter: in the wake o

. >> fred, it's isha here. this link to belgium narrowing down to a particular area, an area that's been known to authorities before. some going as far to describe it as a den of terrorists. what more can you tell us about the specific area and its significance? in when the "charlie hebdo" attacks took place. there were also raids in belgium outside of brussels. it does appear that in that town in the past there has been some activity by people who apparently were radicalized and one of the reasons they had those raids there yesterday. so it's something where, as during the last attacks with the "charlie hebdo," there was a lot of weapons found there. belgium does appear to be one of the countries that has a big problem with people who become radicalized and are able to acquire things like ak-47s and possibly traffic them all the way to here. so we are learning more as this investigation is going on. not only about belgium but also there's a possible link to germany, as well with a man who was arrested earlier

our live coverage of the terror attacks with john vause and isha sesay. >> hello, everybody.elcome to cnn's continuing coverage of the the terror attacks in paris pip'm john vause. >> i'm isha sesay. a source says the hunt for one of those involved in the paris massacre is still underway. he was stopped after the attacks but he was let go because they hadn't connected him to the terror plot. the justice ministry denies the search has expanded to the netherlands. >> it's confirmed the

cnn s john vause and isha sesay spent several minutes grilling their guest on the role of the muslimnity in the attacks. >> it seems to me this is a pretty big plan, surely, someone be on the seven guys who have been killed over the last 48 hours would have to have known something and that was probably within the muslim community, but yet no one said anything. sir, the muslim community has nothing to do with these guys. nothing. we cannot justify ourselves of the actions of someone who claims to be muslim. service knew about these guys. just like the january attacks, turns out they were all on a blacklist somewhere on a desk. so right now we can't take responsibility for anything. >> why not? what is the responsibility -- what's the french nation. >> sir to interrupt you, but what is the responsibility within the muslim community to identify what is happening within their own rights when it comes to people who are obviously preparing to carry out mass murder? sir, they're not from our ranks. if they were trained, they were trained abroad. amy: when the interview with louati concluded

i'm isha sesay, the headlines this hour. u.s.k obama is resuring americans it's safe to travel this thanksgiving holiday. he said the latest intelligence hasn't turned up any specific or credible threat. and he says the u.s. government is working overtime to keep the country safe. doctors without borders causes u.s. forces grossly negligent after the u.s. military released its findings into last month's deadly hospital attack in afghanistan. the u.s. says the air strikes were meant to hit a suspected taliban site in kunduz. 30 people were killed. an independent investigation has been called for. we're seeing a second night after a release of graphic videos showing the death of a danger. a police officer was charged with first degree murder after shooting him 16 times during a confrontation. these protests come more than a year after that deadly shooting. rosa flores shows us the video captured that night. >> reporter: the final moments of a chicago teen's life down to 16 shots, fired by police officer jason van dyke. 16 shots in

i'm isha sesay. >> i'm john vause. we want to hand it over live to paris and christiane amenpour. >>> good morning. it is 8:00 in the morning, as the sun has risen, so, too, has more clarity been shown on the police raid under way in saint-denis. the north area of paris. that's where the stad de france is located. it is very close to the scene of one of the terrible crimes that took place on friday night. the multiple suicide bombings, in and near the stad de france, very fortunately only killed the three suicide bombers and one other. it could have been much worse. the police have been looking very, very hard, a massive manhunt, for one, two, and maybe three people. since then, the mastermind, we understand, is the target of this ride, but we do not know whether he is in that apartment, that is currently under siege by the forces in saint-denis. our tikka shubert has been standing by. the raid has been going on for 3 1/2 hours with riot police and helicopters in the air. tell us what you know. what is the latest from

i'm isha sesa y. >> great to have you with us. i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a." starts now.

i'm isha sesay. >> i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a."tarts right now. >> the cnn sinai peninsula is where the latest theory is isis put a bomb onboard a plane that brought done metro jet. intelligence suggests someone am sham el sheikh airport may have put a bomb perhaps in the luggage area. >> isis has claimed responsibility for bringing down the padgett that killed all 224 people onboard. britain has suspended flights to and from the airport while reviewing safety features there. >> what we are concerned to do is make sure our citizens are safe and all the right safety arrangements are in place. and that's what we're checking out this evening, and we've got the cooperation of the egyptian government to do that. >> ben weedeman is standing by. what's the latest findings from the team that has been sent there from the uk? >> according to reports in the egyptian press, john, they did inspect that airport, looking behind the scenes area just to see exactly how secure that airport is. we understand that team will be meeting later today with

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i'm isha sesay. >> two air france planes just diverted in north america. gun fire in a northern paris suburb. police are not confirming a report that officers had been shot during this operation. [ gun fire ] >> it happened in a suburb st. denis. let's go straight to senior international correspondent who's live in paris with details. atika, what can you tell us? >> well, i'm on the

i'm isha sesa y. >> great to have you with us. i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a." starts now. >> breaking news this hour. up to 7500 curdish troops are on the move in northern iraq, on a mission dubbed operation free sinjah. >> they're fighting to retake this town right here, seized be isis in august of last year. u.s. coalitions are providing close air support. nick peyton walsh joins us now from outside of sinjar. what's the very latest on the offensive, as you've been able to work out. how long do you think this will all take? >> how long it will take is the key question, john. we simply don't know. what we're hearing about the pp peshmerga, that i ear saying it could be over in the hours of hours or days is misplaced. what we do know and can say, there's restriction placed on what i can tell you about our exact movements. what we can tell you is the offensive is headed from the north from there are horrifying of images of people fleeing for their live last year. and also from the east and west, along a key road. it's strategically important. the coalition pumme

i'm isha sesay. we have breaking news. pentagon the says the u.s.ir strike. he's been seen in videos showing the murders of a number of isis hossages. it is not yet confirmed on whether jihadi john died in the air strike. what do we know about the at

. >>> the live coverage continues with john voss and isha sesay. >> hello and welcome to our continuing live coverage of the people dead in

. >> i'm isha sesay. french police are trying to identify two terrorists who died in a raid. they were targeting the alleged planner. but his whereabouts remain unknown. >> giving a sense of the overwhelming force police used in that predawn raid. eight people were arrested. authorities say they moved in just in time to keep the suspects from launching yet another attack. >> well, isis is now threatening new york city as well. the group released a video showing times square and someone zipping a jacket over what looks look a suicide belt. law enforcement officials tell cnn the footage is old. and nothing more than propaganda. and the mayor has just rereiterated publicly there is no specific threat to the city. >> five syrian nationals traveling on passports stolen in greece are being investigated on charges of falsifying documents. >> the men were detained after traveling from syria to honduras through five other countries. police have not confirmed it, but say the men may be trying to reach the united states. police have not linked them to terrorism. and isis claimed it kill

i'm isha sesay. >> rein i'm john vause.lly searching an apartment building in the paris suburb of st.-denis where are at least two suspected terrorists were killed. they don't know yet whether the alleged ringleader of friday's attacks abdelhamid abaaoud, the target of the raid, is among the dead.

isha? >> and mr. cameron also spoke with russian president vladimir putin on thursday.etails released underscoring the fact that uk and russia remain on different pages when it comes to this crash. >> russia and egypt are both keen to emphasize that there's no point in jumping to conclusions before the investigation has completed its investigation, but you and i both know that those take -- those kinds of investigations can take a long time. russia and egypt clearly fairly defensive that this cannot have happened and fairy resistant that the uk and u.s. are already coming out and talking of the possibility that this was a bomb. so prime minister -- the british prime minister called the russian president yesterday on thursday, explaining to him the measures that britain was taking. but presumably did not share their intelligence. there was a fairly measured response from the kremlin, or a press release about that telephone call. much more striking were the comments from the skpoekswoman for the foreign ministry in moscow who said it was shocking that the uk did have inte