what do you make of this new information "le monde" is putting out? >> we've known for a while that coulibaly and at least one possibly both of the kouachi brothers knew each other for quite a while. there were some concerns about the gap between the two attacks. the "charlie hebdo" attack on wednesday, the coulibaly attack at the supermarket on friday, suggesting maybe they weren't coordinated. but this new reports suggests quite clearly that they were. the two of them meet on the midnight before the attack. it would appear that coulibaly bought this cell phone, he had 13 cell phones that he bought this cell phone specifically for communicating with the kouachi brothers. so it does seem like a very carefully coordinated pair of attacks now. >> yeah the fact that he had 13 cell phones that he was using some of them only specifically to pass on a message to potentially his partner in these two separate shootings that were going on in paris over a span of wednesday to friday that indicates a lot more coordination potentially than earlier thought, right?

in le monde, we decided to reprint two of them. there were 12, and we choose them, we decided we could not not publish them at all but we did not want to publish the most offensive ones. and also some of them were totally uninteresting. that is the kind of role. other papers decided not to print any of them because they were afraid or because they thought it was a bad idea. we had this debate in the western press. and american newspapers and media generally took a different road from the one we took in europe. but even in europe, some papers decided not to publish them. the guardian had a lengthy discussion and debate at the editorial board about this and came up with this, i thought they explained their decision, they gave 100,000 pounds to support charlie hebdo and on the other hand they said we are not interested in publishing this. this is not the way of showing our solidarity. we do not find this. >> do you agree that there is less some-in-the-ithumb-in-the-eye noxious journalism? >> i think so. you can see what is happening i

. >> whitaker: serge michel is an editor of le monde, france's leading newspaper.first to obtain the secret hsbc files, leaked by a french investigator with access to the data falciani stole. overwhelmed by the mountain of information, the paper called on the international consortium of investigative journalists, which gathered more than 140 reporters from 45 countries, who spent more than seven months digging through it all. "60 minutes" was the only u.s. news organization included. >> michel: "le monde" can deal with 3,000 french names, but it cannot deal with 120,000 names all around the world. we understood it's too big for us and we can't have "le monde" reporters working on italian greeks, chinese, and american names. >> whitaker: hsbc declined to respond on camera to what journalists found in the files but acknowledged to us the bank had been used to evade taxes in the past. in a written statement the bank said it "has undergone a radical transformation that began in 2008." it says it will no longer do business with clients it suspects of evading taxes. but

the french newspaper "le monde" says last month's terror attacks in paris were coordinated. the paper says one of the gunmen in the "charlie hebdo" massacre sent a text just before the attack according to investigators. it went to amedy colin powell bale who killed four -- coulibaly who killed four people days later. >>> a terrorist in copenhagen may have acted drunk on avoid suspension. denmark's jewish society shows video showing him staggering toward where he killed a guard. police were on alert after he kill a filmmaker at a free speech forum. >>> kurdish forces have retaken control of an area near erbil after an attack by isis. this video of shot earlier this month when cnn visited the outpost. kurdish fighters say they inflict heavy casualties on isis during 15 hours of fighting. >>> now one key to the success of isis is how the terror group is somehow able to recruit fighters from all over the world. >> they use social media to send out 90,000 online message to supporters each day. kyung lah reports. >> reporter: the boy appears only 10 years old. he stand before host

"le monde" also says the "charlie hebdo" assault was nearly called off the day before.those gunmen was stick with the stomach flu. >>> we're learning more this morning about the accused gunman in the deadly terror attacks in denmark. his actions on the day of the shooting his state of mind, and advanced warnings that he was at risk for radicalization. senior international correspondent nic robertson has been following the story for us in copenhagen. nic, we're learning more about who this man was and how he went from one site of a shooting to another. >> reporter: we are. and it's chilling information as well. the intelligence services here say that they were warned that he had a change of attitude in jail. he came out of jail and perpetrated these attacks just two weeks later. the intelligence services have said in that period of time they did not have enough information, did not believe he was about to launch an attack. but what the police -- the information the police have now released really indicates that there was a level of premeditation here and a high degree if

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the french newspaper "le monde" reporting that less than an hour before the "charlie hebdo" attack one of the gunmen cherif kouachi, he sent a text message to the man who later attacked the supermarket, coulibaly. "le monde" also says the "charlie hebdo" attack was nearly called off the day before because one of the gunmen was sick with stomach flu. >>> president obama will comply with a federal judge's ruling temporarily blocking his executive orders on immigration. but he says the administration plans to appeal and the administration expects to prevail in the courts. the president's policies could spare as many as 5 million people now in the u.s. illegally for being deported. now they are back in legal limbo. the courtroom wrangling gives a coalition of 26 states opposed to the president's immigration action it gives them time to pursue their lawsuit aimed at putting a permanent stop to the obama plan. >>> the number of people signing up for obamacare exceeding expectations. in its second year 11.4 million people enrolled in the president's signature health care program. it beat the

according to the documents leaked in le monde, between 2006 and 2070 swiss branch of hsbc helped clientsonceal 180 billion euros from tax authorities. the guardian has been one of a dozen media outlets to be publishing these details. it will continue to publish them through the week. calling it the biggest banking leak in history. a zoom on the front page, the guardian is focusing on a man named stephen green. he was the boss of hsbc from 2006-2010. during the period covered by the leak. the front page says this is stephen green. the bank boss made a minister by david cameron eight months after the authorities were told about wrongdoing on his watch. genie: the guardian has a profile of stephen green, who emerged from the financial crisis with a reputation as a banker. >> very interesting reputation. in the guardian they talk about the boss, the banker. minister priest. stephen green is an ordained church of england minister. the article describes how he encouraged his image as an ethical banker. in 2009 he published a book called good value reflections on money morality and an uncertain

a lot of these new details have been published by "le monde" newspaper in france.rothers were associated. they were involved in a plot before in jail and now we have absolute proof that this was coordinated and there were text messages going back and forth between coulibaly and kouachi. there was also a sophisticated trade craft that these guys were using. coulibaly had up to 14 phones. he was careful to use a new phone in the last communications and he talked about the opening hours for the market suggesting that it was a preplanned target. wolf? >> a large number -- the french interior minister is suggesting that a large number of terrorist cells are operating in france. they are actually tracking in his words, hundreds of possible terrorist cells in france. that's a lot more than people suspected. >> i think they knew from the beginning that they were following that many before the attacks happened. and when they called off the surveillances of the kouachi brothers last june we questioned at the time who are they still following that they let go of these guys be

that was distributed through "le monde" and i was social media -- wondering if you could's beat to social media. is there a limit as far as the journalistic aspect of that goes because that is how many of us share information. >> do you want to take that one? >> the issue with twitter and facebook and other social media is they are being used by the terrorist groups. to communicate and also to spread their propaganda in a very nasty way. now as i said we are at the beginning of this. i do not know how you can really put a cap on this legally, politically. it is a very confiscated issue. and also technologically. twitter has been in -- closing a lot of accounts after those attacks but you close one account and they will put another one. so i am not an expert on this technology so i do not know how they can work technically. it is a huge issue and i am struck by the fact that -- i know you have this issue here in the states and barack obama was in silicon valley the other day and had addressed this, how the high-tech companies are reluctant to help him to collaborate but the french governme

according to the french newspaper "le monde," investigators have determined that last month's paris terror attacks were coordinated. citing investigators, the paper reports that one of the kouachi brothers who killed 12 people in the "charlie hebdo" massacre sent a text message just an hour before the attack. >> and that message went to amedy coulibaly who killed two people at a koesher market two days later. "lemoon" reports the text was sent to one of 13 phones coulibaly used. >>> the danish gunman who pledged allegiance to isis before killing two people on sudden may have acted drunk to avoid suspicion. >> denmark's jewish society says surveillance video shows omar abdel hamid el hussein staggering for the copenhagen synagogue where he shot and kill killed a guard. police were already on alert after he kill a filmmaker at a free speech forum earlier that day. >>> foreign minister was across europe are meeting in washington to discuss ways to stem violent extremism. >> the white house is hosting a three-day sum on violent extremism. the focus so far has been on stopping people from becom

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