samuel laurent, great to have you on as well.ance faces these threats, synagogues are closing around the country. including the main synagogue here in paris. the french-jewish community on high alert tonight and going forward. we'll have more on that threat after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. hi, i'm jay farner, president of quicken loans. and we're here in detroit with our amazing team members. the best part about working with quicken loans is that you have a mortgage expert on the other line that's always gonna find out the best possible solution. we just don't treat you as a loan number. we wanna make sure that we help you out. we're people just like them. ya know, and we know that they have jobs, they have kids, they have soccer. their home is where their heart is. so we wanna make sure that we take care of them. call quicken loans today for a mortgage experience that's e

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former cia operative bob bear samuel laurent in paris, buck sexton in new york.e know hayat boumeddiene fled to istanbul on january 2nd. her last whereabouts appear to be the syrian/turkey border but that's really all that anyone knows about this point. the presumption is she's looking for safe haven and that may be with isis or with some other terrorist group. someone brought up khorasan. if she does go and gets the haven from one of the groups, what kind of role will she be serving? >> assuming the reporting is accurate which we have to question -- >> at first they thought she was in the kosher market. >> exactly. assuming this is accurate there's to better safe haven for her purposes than being in what is now the islamic state in the territory governed by dash or isis. i think her value, very clearly, would be symbolic. it's propaganda value. that's essential, actually. isis has been better at propaganda than any previous terrorist group we've seen at least in recent years. and so a successful attack like this from their perspective, and having someone escape

we have former cia counterterrorism analyst buck sexton terrorism expert samuel laurent in paris andoperative bob baer as well as retired dell a force lieutenant colonel james reese. bob, to you first. we don't know exactly where this girlfriend is. do you think isis could be taking care of her at this point? >> oh i think absolutely they would welcome here with open arms. isis has embraced these attacks in paris and she could end up in either syria or iraq. and they well l protect her and there's virtually no way that the french can get ahold of her now if f she's, indeed, crossed the boarder from turkey into syria. >> colonel reese, is that what you expect? >> brianna, yes, i agree with bob. i mean, that's a possibility but you also have the khorasan group which is you know dependent on where they think the turks saw her on the last trip that she could cross into steer ya andyria and that's where the khorasan group is in the northwest corner. so any of the radical islamic groups would welcome her with open arms. >> obviously she appears to have been going for safe haven there and t

we bring in an expert samuel laurent. thank you for being here. there is obviously very intense, very heightened security right now in paris for this unity march, with all these world leaders, from germany, great britain, israel, the palestinian territory. give us some understanding, some idea of what french police are doing to try to keep everyone safe. >> well, okay, they're really trying obviously to monitor the unpredictable. there is no information about precise threats against the demonstration, the demonstrators, or even the world leaders that are coming around, but as you say, some cells are existing, some cells have been activated, and hundreds of jihadis have flocked back from syria and iraq to france, so the threat is real, and fortunately question say that this is a huge challenge, and this would be a huge price for anybody willing to perpetrate the terror act today in basically in front of the entire world community. so we have to be aware of al qaeda cells of the type that has been operated in "charlie hebdo" and also advise people a

janet laurent joins means to deal with more. how do these early admissions programs work?tudents had their testing done and got the recommendations done and have written their essays by november 1 and know which colleges they want to attend, they send in their applications and get a letter back in mid-december. some of those programs are binding, so you commit to going if you get in. some are not binding. >> why are colleges doing this? >> colleges want to know who want to come there. some marketing 30,000 applications and kids are applying to as many as 10-15 schools. it sends a school to them that this is my number one. >> it strikes me that this could possibly be a new trend. >> 10 years ago schools like northwestern and duke were taking about a quarter of their students by early decision. this year, up to about half. >> are those numbers surprising? >> yes. pendant took 54% -- penn took 54%. >> what does it take? >> you have to be motivated to get your testing done and write your essays. if you send in one of these early decision applications, it does not give you that

i'm joined now by cnn terrorism analyst samuel laurent.his warning resulted from a briefing among security services here tonight, correct? >> exactly. security briefing this afternoon in anti-terrorist basically explaining that some cell has been activated and those cells specifically targeting police officers in france. >> and how do they believe these cells were activated exactly? >> well actually amedi coulibaly the hostage taker at the kosher shop has played a main role in that according to the latest hours of his life the last hours of his life he's been passing some phone calls. and basically activating some guys in his network that were specifically ready to act in this purpose. >> so they believe that when he was holed up in that kosher market which ended, of course in that police raid last night, i was there as the raid took place, he was making calls, not to random people friends, contacts but to other members, trained members of a terror network? >> definitely. what we can say is that all these people were organized. they were t

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i want to begin with you, if i can, samuel laurent. i spoke to a number of french today who noticed that american absence, senior american absence. i should note for our viewers the american attorney general was in france today, continues to be here for security meetings but did not go to the rally. were the frnchench people disappointed by that? >> i would say clearly, yes, because if you remember after september 11th the president was the first, if i recall to come and visit that time the u.s. after this terrible this massive attack. well actually in this circumstances on the other hand what we can say is the visit was extremely rushed for leaders and that we all know that the u.s. is having very strict security and safety rules and that obviously i would say moving the u.s. president in this place, and it's such a time would have been hazardous as much as it was for the others. so obviously this is something, maybe a political gesture, but then obviously we don't know. apart from that in terms of security that also made sense. >> th

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let me bring in samuel laurent once again. a terrorism exert who has been working with us. let me ask you about coulibaly. when i was here earlier when it was a much bigger crowd, one gentleman sounded very frustrated. he said how is it possible that this guy, coulibaly was in prison was being tracked by authorities in france was under surveillance for a while, how is it possible that he was released and then was able to do what authorities say he did at that supermarket? where was the failure? >> well the failure i would say, was a very long way. it started when coulibaly basically started to radical eyes. to get radicalized in jail with a man that was basically the headmaster and also the one who radicalized the two kouachi brothers. he planned a bombing of the u.s. embassy in france in 2001 and spent a long time in jail for that. actually you know there's a series of failure and a series of events that are hard to understand and hard to believe. let me give you a fresh example. the aee mere of the al qaeda cell who was channeling fighters into iraq and that has been dism

that was his words. >> that is samuel laurent. luc mathieu, you have written about who he is.you talk about him? >> he's not a journalist. he is not a former member [indiscernible] which mean nothing. he is written three books [indiscernible] i investigated. basically, nothing is holding together. the facts are not matching. places he is supposed to go are not matching. a lot of nonsense in these books. >> lisa stampnitzky, at do thk the expes are missing? what should they be looking at that the so-called experts are not? >> i think one of the key difficulties is, a as glenn mentioned, there's no subtle definition of what terrorism is. and insofar as there is a common understanding of what terrorism is, it tends to be that it is violence that we don't like. one of the most interesting things i show in my book is that wasn't always the case. i look at, do they fund terrorism fm th1970's until 2001? if you look at when people were first starting to talk about terrorism ithe early 1970's, they were talking about it in a very different way. glenn mentioned a clichÉ, one man's terr

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thanks very much samuel laurent. we'll speak to you a bit later. the latest from where we are right now. as you can see the crowds have thinned, but there's still a lot of energy and enthusiasm behind me. we'll bring you the latest on the unity march as well after a quick break. thanks for being with us. we'll be right back. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. try credit karma. it's free and you can see what your score is right now . i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back everybody. a remarkable scene inside the paris synagogue, of course which is the most important jewish site in paris. but just minutes ago, there was the singing of the french national anthem. let's listen for a moment to what happened inside the synagogue just a few minutes ago.

. >> reporter: among those who survived survived laurent, he hid under a table when the gunman entered was just in front of him when i threw myself back. i heard him in french we do not kill women. i was curled up in the corner. this is probably what saved me. sadly he will not be the last account of carnage in this ongoing story and his colleagues are not the only victims, but today we can be grateful for at least this there were survivors able to walk away. >> now the manhunt for the french terrorists began wednesday and it ended in a hail of gunfire explosions at two separate locations friday. >> we will have a breakdown of all events from the beginning to end right after the short break. do stay with us. >>> right now police in and around paris are searching for a woman who may have been involved in this week's string of terror attacks. according to a police spokesman hayat boumeddiene is believed to have been in a kosher grocery store during friday's raid and she may have escaped with a group of hostages according to some early reports. >> other reports indicate she was never insi

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i'm joined now by samuel laurent he's a cnn terror analyst.en books about the terror threat here. and samuel let's talk about this new warning going out to police today. this resulted from a security briefing today, is that right? >> yeah. exactly. there has been a security briefing this afternoon from directory that is basically working on terror issues. and it has been advised to the police to stay very careful as some cells has been uncovered and activated by coulibaly which was the hostage taker in the kosher shop. >> amedi coulibaly? >> exactly. the hostage taker in the kosher shop and, actually he has been sending some calls that have been traced over the last days and even hours of his life in order to start activating some of his network. and the instructions seem to be clear, seems to be attacking the police. >> so when we say activating these terror cells, they are tracing that to phone calls that amedi coulibaly made while he had taken over already taken over this kosher shop and perhaps before that after -- i just want to remind ou

yet samuel laurent who was on cnn for a couple of days. we don't know where he is.doesn't seem to be on cnn anymore. but he was a french so-called terror expert and widely viewed in france as a fraud and people are up in arms when cnn put him on the air as a terrorism expert. part of what i think is the problem here is, cnn has really great international reporters who have great experience on the ground. i have tremendous respect for many journalists particularly in the international section of cnn, but then they bring on these analysts who have a vested interest in revving up the fear engine and don't disclose in many cases the built-in agenda a particularly some of these retired military people. >> i just want to ask a combat the story broke about al qaeda in yemen taken responsible for the charlie hebdo massacre. what you see is going on without them coming for to say they financed the brothers, train them, because presumably, it would invite and intensify drone war. what questions or concerns do have going forward in the aftermath of them taking credit? >> this

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laurent has been speaking a little earlier about those security measures. >> translator: this morning in particular, the army was asked to participant. because of the extent of threats on the country. this is why we decided with the head of the general staff, to mobilize 10,000 men to protect sensitive points on the entire territory from tomorrow evening. >> reporter: the defense minister speaking after that meeting. so even though paris today, after that extraordinary march, extraordinary scene through the streets, 1.5 million is the estimate here in paris alone, a constellationnationalities, religions, and ages all shouting their defiance and almost a sort of grim triumph over the secular state here triumphing over islamic fundamentalism and extremism of all shapes and sizes. paris is now back to normal although the tributes, the bouquets, the messages of support continue outside the charlie hebdo offices, just a few hundred meters from where i'm standing now. and indeed from around the monument just behind me here in place de la republique. >> thank you very much, indeed. tim wilco

in paris, samuel laurent. a book you wrote two books about what's going on with al qaeda in france and the evolution of islam. when you look at the situation, everybody usually wants to take credit here and there's been a lot of chatter about who do this. first, we cannot dismiss these two terrorists here as "mad men" or self-starters, who weren't connected to any other kind of idea. they seem to have had training yes? >> first of all, they had training. and secondly based on what we saw from witnesses, including one from "charlie hebdo," they claimed to be from al qaeda. so therefore we saw some ratings from i.s. special on the social networks that congratulated hem for what they did but there was no official claiming from i.s. and it seems to point more to the direction of al qaeda, which we thought basically was hardly dead in those days because isis is gaining the upper hand for months. actually what we see now is those guys were claiming from al qaeda, one of them was originating from a cell that was well

summerville investigator holmes n.smith, jr., sumter patrolman 1st class robert blajszczak, summerville laurent britton, charleston lt. john m. burns, myrtle beach firefighter paramedic kellen a. fleming, chesnee on behalf of all south carolinians, to their families, know we will never forget. [applause] >> many of you enjoyed the festivities of last week. we want to thank you for making it a special time for our family and the state. we are thankful that michael has been home from deployment for over a year now. he continues to be very involved with youth challenge, advocating for adoptive children, and managing the mansion grounds, all while keeping a smile on his face. please help me thank the coolest first gentleman ever, michael haley. [applause] and what would haley family fun night be without two really fun kids. michael and i realized recently that four years from now, they will have spent half of their childhood in public life. rena and nalin continue to take it in stride and make us both proud. they are 16 and 13 years old now. rena is starting to tour college campuses and nalin conti

. >> samuel laurent, thank you so much. >> we'll check back with you momentarily.ahead, how authorities are trying to track down this female terror suspect who is no longer according to sources, in france. and why do these terror attacks in paris worry u.s. security experts so much? when we come right back. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! with t-mobile and iphone 6 you can make wi-fi calls beyond the reach of cellular networks. hey brandon what's up? so you can talk from down here. smile for grandma! or text pictures from up here. ok, there we go, should we send a photo? you can even make calls, way over here. talk a

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laurent briton charleston. lieutenant john m. burns myrtle beach. firefighter/paramedic, kellen a. fleming fleming, chesnee. to all south carolinians and their families, know that we will never forget. many of you enjoyed the festivities of last week. we want to thank you for making it a special time for our family and the state. we are thankful that michael has been home from deployment for over a year now. he continues to be very involved with youth challenge, advocating for adopted children and managing the mansion grounds. all while keeping a smile on his face. please help me welcome and thank the coolest first man ever, michael haley. and what would haley family fun night be without two really fun kids. michael and i realized recently that four years from now they will have spent half of their childhood in public life. they continue to take it in stride and make us both very proud. they are 16 and 13 years old now. please help me welcome two little ones that make me proud to be their mom, rena and nalon. >> one of my favorite parts of giving this speech each year is being able

i want to thank president hollande my friend laurent fabius and of course the mayor, not only for theirrace that they have shown at this moment of testing for france. i also want to thank our embassy personnel, our ambassador jane hartley, for their hard work and the support to the french people this past week? and i particularly welcome these young kids who come here to share a vision of the future. thank you. [ speaking french ] >> we are continuing to follow the press conference that secretary of state john kerry is holding there in paris. and he just talked about how he wanted to go to paris to express the feelings of the american people and the quote sheer horror and revulsion that we all felt at the loss of life because of the massacres in paris. so we will keep listening in on that. but believe it or not, we have other breaking news to bring you right now out of france. because there is another hostage crisis. it's unfolding at a post office near its north of paris right now. anti-terror units we're told are on the scene. they say this appears to be a criminal incident not a terr

laurent. >> say no more. >> and you can't get enough of all the fashion.started. for my money, allison williams rocked it. >> i have to tell you, al i loved allison williams's dress, but let's get the experts. the senior fashion editor at marie clair and the fashion and lifestyle expert. good morning, ladies. we gave away our favorites. let's start with you. who did you love? >> julian moore nailed it. she always does. she can wear fashion without looking fashiony and she beautiful and couture. personally made for her. i love the wet look. that is the feathery fluffiness at the bottom. beautiful. >> you like siena miller? >> absolutely. i love the embroidery she does girlie meets rock 'n' roll. the hair and the messy do and the earrings and clean face. just cool. >> you get in on this. a. >> i'm with you now. allison williams i loved. that was armani and a beautiful strapless red gown she said was so heavy. she had to have the fitting and it couldn't go on a hanger. >> can i touch that dress? it's like tiny pieces of something. >> she was working out. and

. >> they're afraid of that here and laurent fabiex said there are 1,000 suspects in france who have gone over there and are potentially trouble when they come back. and said look we have tried several attack plans over the last 18 months this one got through and by the way we are simply waiting for maybe another one to happen. we cannot rule out that this is the last big one to happen here. that's what all of these countries are worried about right now. as they continue to sort of watch for this home-grown inspired by these groups whether it's al qaeda, whether it's isis whatever it might be, to commit this kind of terror in western europe and in the west. >> is there anything unique to the situation in paris that we're dealing with? the threat that you're articulating right now is well-known or well-feared in most western democracies. that being that you have isis calling out to lone wolves which could mean anything from the depraved to the mentally ill, to the disenfranchised. now you have aqap that seems to have had the ability at least in this current situation, to organize at l

. >> tonight on "q&a" -- the president and ceo of the national council of laurent is a, that nations largest hispanic civil rights and advocacy group on the state of hispanics immigration reform, and her compelling personal story. >> i've had a great experience of experiencing the american dream in this country. born in kansas, my parents came to this country in the early 50's. my parents came from mexico from no money and very little education. yet they believed in the promise of this country and they were seeking better opportunities for their children. so they worked really hard and sacrificed as so many latinos and hispanics have done in this country because they wanted that better future for their children. they really taught us important values that have been our guide for me and my siblings. but they taught us the importance of family, of faith, community, hard work, sacrifice honesty, integrity. all of those were important values they shared with us. >> that's tonight on c-span's