president's special envoy to the coalition, brett mcgurk and senator rand paul. plus we'll hear from panel of experts and we'll have ourur cbs news battleground tracker poll that shows the ground is shifting in the republican field after the terror attacks. all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, welcome to face the make i'm john dickerson we have lot of ground to cover today we begin with cbs news in paris. >> in the belgian capital things are eerilil quiet. they have shut the subway, cancelled public gatherings like up their immigration control and tighten surveillance. we know from the greeks at least two of the terrorists from the paris attacks came in to the european union through the greek island with that flood of migrants. the surveillance of these young men coming back to europe from fighting with the islamic state in syria has been very, very lack. francois hollande wants a passenger list to be started up something like the united states established after 9/11 which would keep a lisx of everybody coming in and out of th

president's special envoy to the coalition, brett mcgurk and senator rand paul. plus we'll hear from panel of experts and we'll have our cbs news battleground tracker poll that shows the ground is shifting in the republican field after the terror attacks. all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, welcome to face the make i'm john dickerson we have lot of ground to cover today we begin with cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer in paris. >> in the belgian capital things are eerily quiet. they have shut the subway, cancelled public gatherings like football games and concerts. some of islam the young terrorist suspect who escaped after the paris attack was thought to be in the area possibly wearing a suicide vest. not only him the belgian police think there are eight and ten other young men who want to carry out attacks similar to the ones we saw here in paris. in paris, life is gradually getting back to normal although government has said other attacks are possible. the tension went up suddenly on friday when gunmen invaded the rad

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we were talking to brett mcgurk earlier. questions that are out there -- what do we do to fight terror and isis in particular? we have these meetings coming up between president hollande and president obama. he's going to be in washington in the oval office. then he's going to be traveling to moscow to meet with vladimir putin. do you think there's a possibility, ambassador, that this attack in paris, this series of attacks a week ago, could have accomplished what maybe diplomacy hasn't been able to achieve, which is some sort of unified, international coalition to fight isis led by the u.s., france and moscow? >> yes, i think, unfortunately, the effect may be that the major players, like the united states and russia, when it comes to syria, might cooperate. this is why i think the president's policy so far makes sense, but he may have to move in a new direction, such as a no-fly zone, which i think would be, hopefully, supported by the russians, even though there's a possibility of an altercation. a no-fly zone that would g

his successor, ambassador mcgurk will be there. ,hen i look at this campaign since all of these lines of effort, it is necessary to have moving in concerts, we needed a better effort to do that. secretary kerry has agreed to do that with me. we had four meetings. financing,counter before that, foreign fighter flow into the conflict region and out of the conflict region two-year of, around the world. we are addressing messaging, and sil's effortss -- i to recruit people online. there are different dimensions to this that are not military per se but i believe there are opportunities to make the whole greater than the sum of its parts and i have fought to seize those opportunities with secretary kerry, now with general dunford, and to make sure all of these different efforts are coordinated. they are all important. the other participants are doing important things. i think the whole can be greater than the sum of its parts. that is the intent. cotton: is that a way saying that there is not a single person? secretary carter: there has not been a single person with that responsibility. gen

. >> dickerson: we're back with brett mcgurk, special presidential envoy to the global coalition to conquer isil. the united states at war with isis? >> john, absolutely we're at war with isis, it's a war that we're not going to relent. but it's not just united states be entire international community. we have coalition ever 65 members that are coordinating members. cutting offer the finances, cocoesting militarily to the ground. and secure just on friday, that this is unprecedented global threat. we have to work together as a coalition, and we're going to do all that we can to take back their territory, to kill the leaders, to cut off the finances, also to destroy the global networks that are feeding foreign fighters. >> dickerson: legal me ask you about senator feinstein's credit tim, not her alone, it's not going to leave fast enough. >> well, those of us working on this we're not going to be satisfied until we destroy this organization. we've had to do some things over the last year to set the conditions for us to accelerate the efforts. for example, just over last two weeks we had simu

president's special envoy to the coalition, brett mcgurk and senator rand paul.plus we'll hear from panel of experts and we'll have our

president's special envoy to the cocoition, brett mcgurk and senator rand paul. plus we'll hear from panel of experts and we'll have our cbs news battleground tracker poll that shows the ground is shifting in the republican field after the terror attacks. all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, welcome to facac the make i'm john dickerson we have lot of ground to cover today we begin with cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer in paris. >> in the belgian capital things are eerily quiet. they have shut the subway, football games and concerts. some of islam the young terroristtuspect who escaped after the paris attack was thought to be in the area possibly wearing a suicide vest. not only him the belgian police think there are eight and ten other young men who want to carry out attacks similar to the ones we saw here in paris. in paris, life is gradually getting back to normal although government has said o oer attacks are possible. the tension went up suddenly on friday when gunmen invaded the radisson hotel in mali a former fren

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coalition, and he is being replaced by in guys, brett mcgurk, the counter number two in the administration's campaign. he helped to craft the status of forces agreement with bag dead, leading to the withdrawal of combat forces from there in 2011. joining us to talk about this is admiral william fallon, a former commander of u.s. central command. good morning, thank you for your type of. i want your thoughts on general alan's departure and start with developments out of iran. you might have heard that there has been an offensive to retake the major town of sinjar. what do they need to do to cap fewer and hold the strategic town? >> well, i think it will be - good morning. it will be interesting to see what happens. my cut on this is that peshmerga are the probably most capable and more importantly the most willing to take the fight to d.a.e.s.h. and it's an area that is - favors them, in that they control the territory to the east, and to the south. and it's fairly isolated. it will be a bit of a check because i recall the geography, there's a long ridge line that sinjar - that's where the d.

we'll also talk to brett mcgurk, the president's special envoy to the global coalition that's been fighting isis in syria and iraq. we'll talk to congressman michael mccall, the chairman of the house homeland security committee. then finally, we'll talk to senator rand paul, the republican presidential candidate. then we'll have two panels. one panel of experts will talk about the threat from isis and about u.s. policy. and then we'll wrap it all up about the political news of the week. >> john, thank you so much. have a good show. remember, "face the nation" airs today at 10:30 right here on wbz. >>> much more ahead in our next half hour. donald trump is still leading the republican field in new hampshire. coming up, the new poll that shows he would lose to someone who is not even in the race. >> also ahead, security takes center stage. john keller talks about the terrorist threat with wbz security analyst ed davis. . >>> gang, it's 8:30. that's late enough. now you got to hang out with us for a little while. good morning, everybody. i'm carey conley, along with pamela gardner on this sund