mr. hollande has been understood to be reactive. question now is he's trying to be proactive and get the u.s. well and truly on the same page. >> reporter: he's certainly going try to, that's the word. he has david cameron, the u.k. frame minister onside, but he has to yet get approval to extend their strikes from iraq to syria. but on the background, what's going on in the states right now, my colleague ross jordan reports from washington. >> reporter: the attacks in the paris shocked people in the u.s. and reminded them of september 11. so the question for the u.s. president from rival politicians and the press, isn't it time for the u.s. military to take out isil. >> the equation has clearly changed. isn't it time for your strategy to change? >> have you under estimate third abilities. >> why with can't we take out these [ beep ]? >> given the fact that there are enormous sacrifices involved in any military action. it's best that we don't, you know, shoot first and aim later. it's important for us to get the strategy right. and t

mr. hollande's problems are internal to france. most of what mr.in is doing is supporting the assad regime which is, in fact, contributing to isis' growth. most of what turkey is doing is sudden somewhat of the same thing mr. putin is doing, fighting the kurds while supporting the northern turkmen in northern syria. you have to figure out who the players are and it is unbelievably con us tooing. interesting to me now mr. hollande is want a coalition against isis. i think that's what's been taking place over last year by the united states and other powers. >> how the tables have turned in 13 years. hollande was arriving here at the white house beating the drums of war when that was exactly the opposite scenario when it came time to try to build a coalition of the willing for iraq. let me ask you this, bob baer. there's also this concern that russia is suggesting it is no longer going to cooperate with the military authorities in turkey when it comes to intelligence sharing. that's no locker saber rattling that general hurtling was talking about, tha

mr francois hollande meeting later with the katari amere. he said in the coming days, mr francois hollande that is, will speak to president obama and president putin. what is happening here is the beginning of earnest conversations aimed, i think, at what president francois hollande discussed on monday in his historic speech to both sessions of parliament. the idea of a grand coalition being formed bringing together all the actors in this syrian drama to tackle i.s.i.l. on the ground in syria. so he will be trying to reck con sill the differences between the u.s. and russia, for instance. he will have to hope to reconcile the difference between the hikesment saudi arabia, the gulf war states and iran. it is an extraordinarily tall order, but meanwhile, of course, he is following through mr francois hollande with his threat to hit i.s.i.l. without mercy, more air strikes taking place on raqqa, the i.s.i.l. strong hold in syria, over night on tuesday >>> what is the mood in the capital now? what's the mood in paris as we look in from the outsid

mr. hollande. anna: something that president hollande must be mindful of, his finance minister in france, saying that it's possible the terror attacks could affect french growth. give us the details. we saw it come through in the pmi numbers. it looked like france was tapering a little bit because of the effect on the hospitality industry. what we have is the french state saying that this could impact our ability to have growth. already, last week, france made it clear that they are going to do what it takes to have security above the stability pact. looks like brussels is going to give them the green light. all the signaling from brussels is that they are likely to give france some sort of dispensation. it doesn't seem like that will run a of the brussels rules. we do have to monitor what this is going to do to french recovery. last quarter, they were at hero .3% growth. this is not exactly a resilient or robust economy. anna: thank you. hans nichols and ryan chilcote. a chilly looking moscow this

mr. holland, from 2005?g for derivative margins are being creative, aren't they echo michael: very creative. one of the big problems for universities over the years is that many of their best graduates went to wall street as a result of this. one thing that is happening right now, a lot of the smart people are doing things other than wall street for a variety of reasons. they are doing things in silicon valley and with teaching. the induction has already started. these things go in cycles. tom: francine, quickly -- seven years ago, the only one who knew what a tranche was was you. francine: it is true. michael: when you make up your own language, it is pretty much near the end of the craziness. it is not going to go away quickly, but it has already started to happen. tom: very good. michael holland with us this morning. coming up, harry tchilinguirian on commodities. he has seen junk conditions before. that is what we have this morning and commodities. stay with us on commodities. ♪ i just had a horrible nig

mr. hollande is now changing, now mr. hollande has recognized that the men in the front is not syria but daesh. that is very important. that is the first time he said that in three years. >> in terms of the kind of radicalization or the people who have gone over to syria, come back and possibly being trained to carry out these attacks. did he talk about that aspect of it? >> sorry? >> did you talk to assad about the problem that france had with french people or the people who live in france travel to go syria to then get training and come back to france and possibly carry out attacks? >> yes, yes, mr. assad said that french people are going to syria in order to fight with daesh. >> there are french jihaddists. he said that french government does not want to cooperate with syria. >> thank you very much, indeed. we appreciate your time. >> isil said it's smuggled an explosive on the russian plane in st. on its way to st. petersburg. let's get more on this. joining us live is a former bomb disposal operator. thank you for com

mr. hollande is going to meet president putin in moscow, trying to form this coalition. we've already got a meeting taking place right now at the genesis of this process. elliseerry is at the palace, trying to get the process in place to make this happening. the admission this morning by russian authorities that a bomb did down the jet in the sinai is another piece in the puzzle. st aggregate this group together and start the creation and the formation of this coalition. the russians have a need for it now as well. the americans and the french certainly do as well. back to you. manus: let's bring an hans nichols. france said that it will necessarily -- break two spending budgets. this is a very defiant hollande in terms of security and spending breaches. hans: at least rhetorically there is some precedent to having extraordinary exceptions throughout the greek refugee crisis there had been talking about firewalling some spending for refugees and saying that would not affect the overall budget rules that we spent so much time talking about in brussels. we will later today

mr. hollande to organize a summit on african sovereignty. it's an insult.fter 55 years of independence in africa, they are certain things we need to address, and we need to allow other people, partners to -- >> i apologize, i have to interrupt you again. but thank you so much for joining us from dakar. we understand from malian state television that 18 bodies have been found inside the radison blu hotel in bamako. mohammed is that a fair reading of what is going on here that mali is losing its sovereignty? you have got all of these disparate interests in the shadows getting involved? >> well-being explosioned to mali's discourse in the region there. i know this has been reiterated again by analysts and locals, and even the citizens who are concerned. they say we don't have sovereignty. our minerals are being exploited, still, just the way they were before independence. our governments are unable to take care of our economic situation, of our security, just the same manner that -- when there were no governments even, before independence. that is a fact that

mr. hollande and mr.eron tweeted a picture of them in front of a memorial. >>> french police released a photo of the man, the third suicide bomber of the stadium. >>> and macri won the first presidential runoff in argentina. this is a shift for argentina. his opponent conceded late on sunday. >>> belgium's capital is under the highest terror alert this morning. the beginning of the workweek, commuters and people are warned against the terror alert. authorities are still looking for salah abdeslam, who is still on the run, despite a series of raids on sunday. >> translator: the prosecutor's office and investigators office had a total of 19 searches in the brussels region. this search took place in molenbeek and other areas. there were three house searches carried out at well. in total, 16 persons were arrested. >> for more on the raids on the belgium capital, we are joined by the member of the region parliament. he is joining us by skype. a lot of people are concerned right now that all of the raids that a

mr. hollande: it is about taking out their financing, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks. sally: the two leaders are also urging russia and turkey to avoid escalation, after a turkish f-16's shot down a russian warplane along the syrian border. >> we stand in solidarity with turkey and support territorial integrity. sally: nato, which held an says the russian jet entered turkish airspace, despite multiple warnings. moscow claims the plane was over syria, not turkey. a claim disputed by the pentagon. quirks this is nato airspace. -- >> this is nato airspace. turkey has a right to defend itself. there were previous incursions that of course made the turks concerned. sally: russian president vladimir putin called turkey's action a stab in the back and warned of significant consequences. president hollande's trip is part of a larger diplomatic push to get more countries involved in this intensified effort. live in washington, sally kidd, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: a chicago prosecutor says video showing the deadly shooting of a black teenager by a white police o

mr. hollande will try to tell president putin is not -- for that not to distract russia from the heavy military campaign against isis in syria. also, while france and russia are both heavily involved in the military campaign in bombing isis in syria, they have very divergent news on how to solve the situation that politically, france, as the other members of the 65 -- 65 country strong coalition believe that there should be some kind of unified government that excludes president bashar al assad from any future -- any political future in syria, while russia is one of the very few countries that still support assad. >> claudio, thank you so much for that report from belgium. >>> well, pope francis is in kenya for his first-ever visit to africa. he was greeted by kenya's president and members of the clergy. dancers welcome francis upon arrival and large crowds lined the streets to cheer and catch a glimpse of the pope. he's also scheduled to visit uganda and the central african republic, which has been devastated by fighting between christians and muslims. it marks the first time a pope has visite

mr. hollande's mission when he travel from washington to moscow.a coalition that the french want is not going to be easy here in washington because the french want to have an aggressive all encompassing effort to try to destroy isis, and the president is incrementally approaching this battle against isis. he is not prepared to put boots on the ground. he is not prepared to significantly increase our exposure in the region other than to increase u.s. air force deployment. what's missing from this is it almost resembles a certain timidity to get further out front than neither mr. putin or mr. hollande. >> as we hear the white house continue to either stay the strategy that it's already laid out or intensify the infrastructure that it already has in flas, we should ask what do we have to show for nearly 500 days of air strikes in that region? >> well, unfortunately, not much because isis still controls significant sponsored territory. still controls bracca. it stilz controls mosul. the iraqi army has yet to mobilize sufficiently to be able to take on

mr. hollande: because we must leave our children more than a world free of terror. diane the white house said today : isis's objective is clear, to disrupt people from living their lives and doing their business. and that nearly 200 countries showing up for the summit outside paris sends terrorists a very clear message. the goal of the conference to come up with a long-term global agreement to combat climate change. stacey: half a world away from that climate conference, china's capital is suffering through its worst air pollution of the year. monitoring sites in beijing report extremely hazardous levels of pollutants. city authorities are issuing a rare orange alert. residents have been told to stay inside and polluting factories are required to reduce production. steve: jury selection begins in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. gray's death, while in police custody, sparked widespread protests and rioting in baltimore. here's officer william porter and his lawyer walking into the courthouse this morning. porter now faces

mr. hollande can no longer shy away from this. anything he says that has to do with more liberal, open policies, continuing what europe has been offering, a safe haven, is going to cost him domestic political capital. anna: are you surprised to see the french acting so quickly to take the fight to is in a more intensified form overnight with the launch of bombing activity? sony: i am surprised and perhaps a bit disappointed. the biggest danger from an attack like this is a knee-jerk reaction. what we have seen in the past come all the way from the u.s. going in with the iraq war, etc., is a tit-for-tat counter escalation going on. yesterday, there were bombings on isis. some of the bombs had fairly ,hildish statements scrawled on "this is for paris," and so on. we need a measured response. perhaps it is the right thing to do, but if it is seen to demonstrate to citizens, we are just doing something, perhaps we haven't had enough time to absorb what happened. almost assuredly, the attacks in paris had been planned for a long time.

mr. hollande was taken from the stadium.he is now at the interior ministry, meeting with top security officials. phil mattingly has just told as the white house is aware of the situation and is monitoring it. lisa monaco, the president and chief of counterterrorism operations also meeting of the white house. mentioned, inphil just a couple weeks, president obama is scheduled to be in paris for climate talks. back to you. mattingly from bloomberg politics also joining us on the phone. have you heard anything about security levels are in the u.s. perhaps being raised in response to these attacks? phil: i was going back and forth with homeland security officials, and they are not willing to make claims related to something going on in the united states. obviously, they are fairly -- barely -- very closely watching this. our intelligence resources immediately spring into action and start working with the ifnch to try to identify they have possible suspects. they start crosschecking lists. there are a number of lists the u.s. gov

mr. hollande and mr. valls did say, that france is going to increase spending. they are not going to be constrained by the european stability pact because as they put it, this is a case of war. national priorities now trump european complications. what we could see, coupled with , quite a bitnding of fiscal stimulus. actually, there could be a bit of a tailwind in the european 2017my going into 2016 and if we see public spending picking up. jonathan: we've had two real big .ush backs out of the weekend one is geopolitics. the other is what you mentioned, the boost to the budgets. which is more significant for you? andy: probably for europe it is the budget. at a more global level, the ,ncreasing accommodation bringing russia back in from the cold. i think that's a much more significant issue at a global level. for europe, i think fiscal spending is what will matter. jonathan: andy lynch, stay with us. up next, the dollar takes flight. expectations there will be a 2015 lift. the dollar at a seven-month high against the euro. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome b

mr. holland. mr. president, could you tell us whether the russian plane did in fact breach turkish air space and given the fury of the russian response on economic and diplomatic fronts, how concerned are you there might >> and mr. president regarding the measures i announced today when it comes to strengthening the corporation on military intelligence and others, have they been taken months or weeks ago, do you think they would have prevented the terror attacks that took place in paris and will enable us to prevent more terror attacks? >> we don't have all the information yet so i don't want to except on the specifics. -- comment on the specifics, we will be gathering that information and i'm sure the russians will have some information and we'll be able to confirm what happened in part through our own intelligence and our own tracking of that border area. now as holland indicated, my top priority is going to be to ensure that this does not escalate. and hopefully this is a moment in which all partie

mr. francois hollande spent the past week trying to reenergize says we will count on the armed forces in the region but at the same time will give hope to survivors and seeing patriotism which has never to do with revenge and despite the blood shed two weeks ago our principals will remain intact and finished saying freedom does not mean to be revenged but preserved and it will live. we will stay with these pictures and talk to our correspondent jacky rowland who is there for us in the french capitol, jacky i suspect that is the speech that the victim's families and the french wanted to hear. >> yes, it was a very eloquent speech evoking in many ways memories of previous disasters that have struck the youth of france. he described the people who died as the flower of youth, a phrase in itself for many will be calling to the flower of youth which was struck down during the first world war so it's an resonant phrase he used to describe these people, very much celebrating their lives saying that they represented life and love whereas the killers have a cult of death and also as well remindin

mr. hollande was quite something. francine: it was. now the shift we see towards russia may happen in the next couple weeks if not earlier. at least they have a common fight. investorhe german zew expectations, and little less than we were hoping. let's get news. a second day, french planes attacked islamic state targets in syria. the french say they destroyed a command center and training site, part of france's response to friday's attack. francois hollande is calling for a u.s.-russian alliance to defeat islamic state. them and alliances needed to destroy the terrorists. president obama has rolled out the possibility of sending ground troops to syria and iraq, calling it a serious mistake i will commit the u.s. to a long-term occupation. the u.k. will double the amount of money it spends against cyber wise pair chancellor of the exchequer george osborne will spend almost $3 billion to counter islamic state's use of the internet. plans to create a vladimirce. russia's putin says a terror attack was behind the crash of the russian plan

mr. hollande has good intentions.o think the big issue will be what kind to do and deliver, and what india will deliver, because they are the fastest-growing country out there in terms of emerging economies. indian growth prospects are going to be quite robust, leading to the consumption of energies. 10, 15 years lag of what china did. the pollution will be coming out of the industrialization of india, as dramatic as we have seen in china. i think a lot needs to be given in terms of technology, ascribing the emissions. francine: thank you so much. he stays with us for the hour. coming up, the ecb decision. opec meets, and the last jobs day before the pivotal december meeting. ♪ francine: welcome back. you are looking at live pictures from paris, at the climate change summit. we are expecting a lot of leaders to speak. president obama will speak in our the half from now. that is the french foreign minister. a warm-up act to francois hollande. manus: there are 50 key differences on the table at the moment about getting

mr. hollande was talking about will be higher.e has said clearly he is not worried about the stability. is acial straitjacket qualification for their membership to the eurozone. spend the money necessary. that is something french will have to get you stupid over the next few days, the manhunt continues for salah abdeslam. more details will emerge. made it clear this was planned in syria, organized in belgium, and carried out here in france. mastermind, will be the focus of attention. yvonne: joining us live, guy, thanks for this wrap up. the terrork at how attacks impacted the global political landscape you'd joining us is-- landscape. it was really great to see you. thank you for joining us. you say this is arguably europe's 9/11, but messier. thewill they be old and get score needed efforts, given the political landscape-- able to get these political efforts given the political landscape? simon: it got also to countries wish to bet have any part of the military solution. trying to achieve consensus across the nato countries will

mr. hollande. .ust do more together the attacks that killed 130 in paris were an attack on the world itselfhollande will be in moscow on thursday. a u.s. official and a nato diplomat confirmed the plane was in turkish airspace when it was shot down over syria. turkey says the pilots ignored repeated warnings that they were in violation. putin said there would be serious consequences. this is an incident between the russian and the turkish governments. this is not an issue that involves the combined joint task force. the russian foreign minister is canceling a scheduled trip to turkey. he was due to visit there tomorrow. belgian authorities are chargi ng and suspect with offenses related to the terror attacks. belgian officials are still warning that islamic state attackst's plan to highly populated areas like shopping malls and public transportation. the lockdown on brussels will start to ease tomorrow. the subway and school system will gradually begin to reopen. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. for the bloomberg first word news,

mr. hollande would try to stand a desperate it will change everything in terms of political story and theider political story in europe, manus. d hans.guy an stephen.ur guest, thank you for coming in. ,he market initially reacted stephen, in terms and 40, surprising to see the euro declining and i've gone through some of the travel stocks. give me your interpretation. stephen: does not september 11 and not as extreme. , new york was shut down and the stock is change close to four three days. over 3000 people killed for in perspective even though it is tragic, the numbers and capacity for the financial system to operate not affected in the same way. having said that, looking at the actual effects on the economy, the same terrorist attack, not the first one. for that reason, there are some implications for the french economy in particular. a slow down in discretionary spending. people less inclined to go to cafes, nightclubs, sporting france.articularly in the second is more longer-term frictional costs which is undoubtedly security, time, theture, so the friction as it slows things down. f

hollande to mr. obama or mr. obama to mr. hollande? tea leaves and reading and watching, i would say mr. hollande moved closer to mr. obama's position at least because there is a real problem here, a dilemma for the french. they want to destroy and decay isis just as the president wants to, josÉ, but after a year and a half of air strikes, over 6,700 sorties, isis is not sufficiently decayed without putting boots on the ground. and the question is whose boots will be on the ground first? it won't be the united states'. and it certainly may be the french and may be the russians. but that's where the problem lies. >> also, we have to include iran in there, right? because iran has also been playing a very key role in maintaining the syrian regime. >> well, it's awfully complicated for the viewers, josÉ, because the russians are supporting the assad regime. so are the iranians. the assad forces are supported now by russian ground forces as well as by revolutionary guards from iran. and the united states as well as the french as well as the

mr. hollande is holding a council meeting this hour, it just convened. the president has vowed a ruthless response to the attacks which he described to be an abominati abominati abomination. >> and our senior correspondent, frederik pleitgen is standing by for us. they're trying to make some kind of sense, if any, what happened. the investigation is happening as we speak. what more do we know about the investigation and the headlines that people are reading this day? >> reporter: well, the headlines certainly are something that people here are waking up to. and the headlines certainly are quite grim this morning. in fact we were looking at the morning papers, one that stood out, it said, this time it is war. and that of course, referring to the fact to these attacks took place. that there was so much carnage in these attacks. but also the way they were conducted. to you had multiple attacks that seemed pretty clearly to be coordinated. the fact that some heavy weapons were used in the attacks. assault rifles, the fact that eight of these attackers were k

mr. hollande that russia is not targeting isis enough. it is targeting the moderate opposition that is targeting president assad of syria and here's how the french president hollande will discuss terms in moscow with president putin. the strikes must be dispatched against the terrorist and those who are threatening us. they are threatening the russians like ourselves in europe. like france, that was targeted over the past few days. we must coordinate and cooperate but on that basis. >> reporter: both leaders made it clear they will not be sending large scale troop deployments to the syrian theater. >> we have breaking news on the investigation of the terrorist attack. brussels authorities charged a fifth suspect in the attacks and it is a virtual attack. >> reporter: hi, jenna. every day that goes on the tension rises. the government is under enormous pressure to find and end the isis in the city. tension continues to rise and the city is under lock down and the manhunt continues here and enter into the fourth day. security level is at lev

mr. hollande is trying to build a broader coalition with the fighting in syria and iraq.e will hold talks with german chancellor angela merkel here. >>> and there were five arrests on monday, but no sign of a man that police really want. that is salah abdeslam. cnn's martin savage has the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: friday the 13th, carnage and chaos all over paris. police determine three teams of isis terrorists are responsible and count seven dead suspects. isis takes credit for the bloodbath. the isis statement mentioned eight brothers attacks precisely chosen targets in paris' 10th, 11th and 18th districts. there was no attack in the 18th district. a mystery for police. the only thing police would find in the 18th district is this rental car. parked in a crosswalk. a source close to the investigation tells cnn it was rented by 26-year-old salah abdeslam. the brother of ibraham abdeslam. and french authorities know unlike ibrahim, abdeslam was alive and well. hours after the attacks, records show police stopped him and two other men in a car on this highw

mr. hollande told the joint meeting of the parliament how he plans to prevent another attack such as last friday's. the french anthem has fueled patriotic sentencing. plenty of moments when fans evacuated the soccer stadium last friday night and began singing. today's singing reminded many americans of members of congress standing on the capitol steps of 9/11 singing the star-spangled banner. the people of paris are trying to return to normal even though they know it will never be the same. parisians went back to school and work today. people went to cafes and shops. tourist attractions such as the eiffel tower reopened for business after the nationwide minute of silence. even though that many are trying to resume normal activity, paris remains on edge. french troops in the support of police are trying to restore a sense of security there. >>> tonight we're looking at when the terrorist attacks in paris are having any impact here in the bay area. tom vacar tells us if there will be any changes at the airports. we begin in the south bay. allison smith looks at security for the upcoming sup

mr. hollande's bid to get a coalition of the willing against isis some what overshadowed by russia's anger at the downing of one of its fighter jets by the turks. >> this as russia strengthens controls over food imports from turkey in a further sign of economic fall out following that downing of a russian fighter jet near the syrian border. >> in europe, morning trade sees european equities pushing into the green. fresh data reveals that spain's economy is growing at the fastest rate since the '08 financial crisis. and fancy some hot chips? well, ifineon is storming to the top of the stoxx 600 after a 21% jump in quarterly profits. >> hi, good morning. we have two hours together. we have a lot going on together despite the fact that we're seeing no trade state side because of the thanksgiving day holidays. we're live from moscow as you just saw. we're live from istanbul and brussels as well. let's bring you the latest on this developing story. but the french president hollande is now turning to moscow in his search for allies against isis. he'll be meeting with russian president vladimir p

mr. hollande is hoping for, is russia also hoping for a rolling back of the sanctions? >> they would like to see that, clearly. they would like to have seen sanctions rolled back sometime ago. these are been in place for some 19 months now and at the last g-20 meeting there was a suggestion, although there was some disagreement that those sanctions would be extended when the final decision is taken next january. but if russia was cooperative in the battle against isis and perhaps was willing to drop the insistence that assad remains in power there may be some movement in other areas of disagreement with the west. but i think the message has been consistently reinforced by european governments of the west that they still need to see russia adhere to the minsk agreement and to stand by it's commitments to deescalate the conflict in ukraine at this stage. i'm not sure we should be connecting the two issue at this stage. >> thank you. stay warm. let's take a quick look at european markets again. we're lower. off by .5% though. we hit three month highs for the european marke

mr. hollande prime minister struck a defiant tone in the fight against the ongoing terrorist threat. >> the is coming together to tackle this evil terrorist threat. that was clear on friday night when almost one week after the brutal terrorists murdered people here in paris and sought to divide us the world united in new york. we've shown our firm resolve and together we will destroy this evil threat. >> all right. let's just look in again on markets and the euro dollar, 1.0622. it's been hovering around the low 1.06 handle over the last week or so predicated on central bank action as opposed to anything else. >> we're seeing a slump in commodity prices overnight. wti crude off almost 3%. currently changing hands at 40.67 getting very close to the 40 handle once again. it's been very choppy and volatile trading. >>> that's it for the day's show. thanks so much for joining us. i'm wilford frost. >> i'm carolyn ross. next up, "squawk box" u.s. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> good morning. a major european city remains on lockdown. the man wanted in connection in the paris attacks remains at large

shoulder with the french who he described as family, he will meet with francois hollande in the coming next two hours and mr francois hollande the president will also be meeting with other and, perhaps, here are the beginnings of really earnest conversations towards what francois hollande described in his rare address to both sessions of parliament if on monday as a grand coalition that he wants to see formed to combat is in syria. he wants to bring together the forces of united states and russia and everyone in between, the u.s. and russia not necessarily engaged with the same agenda. he will be meeting obama and putin in the coming days, but starting now with the talks with the secretary of state. here is way he had to say. >> they rape and torture and pillage and call it the will of god. they are, of course, psychopathic monsters and there is nothing, nothing civilised about them. so this is not a case of one civilization pitted against another. this is a battle twep civilization itself and barbarism, between civilization and medevil and modern fascism, both at the same time >>> in the meantime, there ha

mr. hollande will now go to the u.n. and ask for a security council resolution to go after the islamic state. kayla. >> all right. thank you so much, hadley gamble, outside paris for us today. >>> for more on the situation in paris and what the u.s. can do to help stop terrorism, joining us today is p.j. crowley, the former u.s. assistant secretary of state for public affairs. it's good to have you. >> hello, carl. >> 115,000 police mobilized across france. it's an amazing number. i just wonder how sustainable you think that is. >> well, obviously they're trying to deal with -- to try to make sure that they both understand what happened in paris and deal with the implications of that. i like to react to what hadley just said. the last thing that the west should do is to put u.s. or western boots on the ground against the islamic state. that's exactly what they want us to do. that's the fight that they want us to conduct. they want to convey a western war with islam, and we shouldn't succumb to that impulse. >> how much i

mr. hollande and you have seen the prime minister of britain come forward.k what happened yesterday in paris is also going to animate in a new way the 2016,í presidential race. terrorism in some new way became real yesterday, realer than it's been in a while. it's going to shape the republican debate. it's going to shape the democratic debate. there is a democratic debate saturday night. >> we are just getting word that the topic has changed pivoted somewhat to foreign policy. >> of course. >> to the macroquestion, the western united states has been so welcoming immigrants middle east drawn here by our standard of living. we haven't been as good at inculcating our values freedom of expression and pluralism to those immigrants. why is that? do you think we can change? do you think we can effectively assimilate those immigrants. >> we in the west especially in america, but we in the west in general have become less good at telling our young what it is we stand for, how it is we began, what the meaning of the amendments of the constitution are are. that all sou

mr. hollande made his presidential address and i did not hear what hollande had to say on the issue. all i could hear was gunshots at this point. >> understood. i will tell our viewers that he said they will face a france that is determined and united. we want to thank pierre very much. pamela brown now joins us with information from her sources. >> counterterrorism officials in the u.s. are busy trying to piece together what happened here. and they are alarmed by the apparent meth appare apparent methodology. there are tactics from various terror groups. so it's a bit of a guessing game as to who could be behind this. but i will tell you, this is what law enforcement officials have been concerned about for a while. there are people in europe who may travel to syria and iraq and get training. and officials say it appears the people involved with this had some level of training, some level of preparation that went into this. at this hour i can tell you that law enforcement officials here in the united states, federal law enforcement officials are going to their sources domestically an

mr. hollande. he is trying to build a coalition in paris to strike at the islamic state in syria and david cameron told him he will go back to the u.k. parliament and try to push through the regulation in order for the u.k. to join the airstrikes against the targets in syria. this is a big step forward for david cameron who had been reluctant to go to parliament with this proposal before. now the situation has changed with what happened in paris. francoisile -- hollande will meet with president obama tomorrow and then angela merkel on wednesday. erik: good speaking with you and i hope everyone else in brussels remains safe. let's look at commodities slumping by one measure to the lowest level since 1999. below its perch on price and has not been as low in 16 years. dan davis of barclays is with us to explain but we will start with javi in london. er blanc the saudi's have been making noises about cooperative with other producers in crude supplies. on the strength of that, read crude rose to almost

mr. hollande trying to bring together world leaders in a multinational coalition against isis in the wakes attacks. the french president wrapped up talks in paris a short while ago. both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to fighting isis which mr. hollande calls dire. >> as far as the fight against da'ish is concerned, it comes down to the objective. to destroy da'ish. we have to have the will of uniting and bringing together all those women and men who want to in this area, but with clear objectives that it is da'ish that has to be destroyed. s>> okay. isis says it is responsible for the attack on a bus that killed tunisia's guard. it killed 12 people along with a suspected suicide bomber. the country is now under a state of emergency for the next month. nightly curfew is expected in the capital. isis targeted the nation two other times this year. a museum and hotel. most victim killed in the attacks are tourists. >>> doctors without borders calls the u.s. negligent after the deadly strike on the hospital in afghanistan. 30 people died in october 3rd. that attack and the top u.s. comma

mr. hollande plans to push for urgency in syria to mount what hollande calls a grand coalition against the islamic militants. what do you think of a grand coalition and how would that come about? >> there is a sizable coalition now. huge numbers. frankly, far and away, the vast majority of the sorties, of the intelligence reconnaissance assets, the vast majority of at least everything in this campaign at least when it comes to air operations has been provided by the united states. so additional assets from n.a.t.o. countries and allies would certainly be very welcome. many countries have what are essentially token forces. there is a substantial number of different elements from countries on the ground training and equipping various iraqi elements. special forms are in there as well. but again, anything that increases the sources available to the combined joint task force commander and the overall coalition would be very helpful. >> rose: i'm asking this in the context of grand coalition, grand bargain, that kind of thing. this a pivotal moment in the history of the region when we were look

mr. francois hollande. he at least can say that french planes have been bombing i.s. t has been let down by mr. cameron and let down by his so-called german allies. what i am saying is obama officially stated one day before the paris attacks that the idea was to contain islamic state, as if you could contain a terrorist organization that is at the same time a state. it is this thinking that we should contain islamic state which led directly to the paris attacks. have them throw back this question in the face of western leaders, in the face of those who failed to act. i have been rooting for attacks against i.s. for as long as i can remember. peter: my feeling, following the story for a long time, is that we do not have the faintest idea how to deal with islamic state. what do you say? ulrike: i would not agree it would be easy to fight the i.s. it is not just bombing from the air that is needed. you also need troops on the ground. after afghanistan and the disaster in iraq, there is no western state that wants a third world war on the ground. that is why i.s. is succes

mr. hollande or putin, if you compare it to obama in turkey, the worst he could say about this, that people go to a concert, go to a restaurant, go to a soccer match and they're blown apart and there are corpses in the streets of one of the beacons of western civilization, and obama said, oh, it's a setback, a setback. >> and he's angry at republicans. >> he's angry at republicans. hollande and putin at least have the language. we'll see if they follow through. >>> major backlash over president obama's plan to welcome refugees into america. we'll talk with rand paul and mike mccall who are working to stop the flow of potentially dangerous migrants into the country. they're here to slaexplain. dozens of governors are declaring that syrian refugees are not welcome in their states. former alaska governor sarah palin is here with reaction straight ahead. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give m

mr. hollande also meet with the presidents of russia and the u.s. this week. needs to create a grand and single coalition to come bats isis. >>> u.s. president barack obama has been under pressure for tougher response to the paris attacks. over the weekend he vowed to hunt down isis and destroy them. >> they're a bunch of killers with good social media. the americans who are building things and making things and teaching and saving lives as firefighters and as police officers, and they're stronger. our way of life is stronger. all of which is to say that our coalition will not relent. we will not accept the idea that terrorist assault on restaurants and netheaters and hotels are t new normal or that we are powerless to stop them. after all, that's precisely what terrorists like isil want. >> earlier i spoke to cnn military analyst rick francona about the obama administration strategy for tacklining isis. >> the goal is to defeat isis. what we're doing right now is not working. we put reconnaissance assets into this campaign but it's not having any effect. i me

mr. obama, hollande said french combat florsz not go into syria and both say there is no military solution there. they stress the diplomatic push underway in vienna. leaders stroud keep russia out of those attacks unless russia focus on isil, not other groups opposed to syrian president bash arrest al-assad, groups backed by the u.s. and its alleys. >> russia is the outliar. we hope that they re-focus their attention on what is the most substantial threat and that they serve as a constructive partner. >> for president obama, his meeting was meant to send a message of unity, not just with france but within the united states where rancor over what to do about syrian refugees and whether they should gaen interest is a major issue. last week at the g 20, mr. obama scolded those who said refugees should be barred from coming to the u.s.? >> that's not american. that's not who we are. his tone was criticized from bothsized of the political divide. monday, mr. obama said he understood why some are hesitant on the question of ref upees but didn't back away from his vow to allow them access to the

. >> if the question is could you guaranteed 100% security, no one can, and mr francis hollande and mrs. merkel - we can't. we have put everything in place that we have to to guarantee as much security as we can. >> thursday, belgium's prime minister had new proposals aimed at boosting security. >> we want to act along four major lines, first to eradicate messages of hate and calls to violence, second to concentrate efforts and means to individuals flagged as dangerous. third, to strengthen security and act on an international level. the top woirty now is counting down fugitive suspect. a french citizens raised in belgium, the only known survive yore of the paris attackers. french and belgium authorities say he magged do flee to -- managed to flee to brussels on saturday. >> we are searching on him. i won't give details on this, because every detail in this is very, very sensitive. >> an alleged ringleader lived in brussels. they were friends since 2010 when they were imprisoned to petty crime. >> other high profile terror plots have been traced to molenbeek, and now the belgium interio

secretary of state john kerry has just wrapped up a meeting with french president francois hollande. mr. kerry speaking briefly afterward, promising to support hollande, and people of france in their fight against the islamic state, without going into specifics about what that means. hollande speaking to the parliament yesterday called on coalition partners, called on the u.s., and russia, to form a global coalition in the fight against the islamic state. mean time, overnight, more airstrikes on raqqah. ten french warplanes hitting a command center, and a recruitment center in syria. also, more raids overnight by french police here in france. across the country, 128 more raids, more guns seized. that brings a total of nearly 300 raids since saturday. also, more arrests, just in the past few minutes, belgian authorities have said they have made two more arrests in connection with the attacks in paris. both men are not believed to have been directly involved. may have been involved in some sort of planning. finally, it's back to work on the second day for people here in paris, still a day

mr. hollande requests a three-month state of emergency, will that shenzhen?d tom: we greatly appreciated. on the new game theory of our western diplomacy, later today we will bring you mohamed el-erian. he is writing for bloomberg view. he doesel-erian on what best, the complexity of game theory and difficult outcomes. in the 9:00 a.m. hour on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance," and we are speaking to the smartest people in relation to the paris terrorist attacks. we are speaking to the x italian foreign affairs commissioner, one of the smartest minds regarding foreign policy. when you look at how the terror attacks have unfolded, how important is it that we are able to rally the u.s., the u.k., and turkey, making them step into action to fight isis in the middle east? i think we are having some technical difficulties. we have been talking with angela merkel allied -- policymakers, to this has implications not only for extremism in europe but also on how countries will come together and find a solution for syria. tom: your

i think this is really what president hollande is looking for. >> mr. ambassador, there's a theory that isil is striking out in places like france and belgium and possibly elsewhere because they're been weakened within syria and iraq. do you accept that, and do you think that the ratcheting up of their activities in other regions is a result of perhaps some desperation that they may start to feel in the middle east? >> i don't have the latest assessment on the ground. what you must always keep in mind is that the rhetoric of isil against countries like france and other european countries has always been very strong and critical, and they have time and again that they were going to fight and strike back against france and other countries. furthermore, as you know, a lot of the foreign fighters that have gone to syria and that have been trained in isil camps and isis camps have come from france and belgium and other european countries. this is not a total surprise for all those that have been following very closely. isil moves and isil's rhetoric and isil