the nic is unique in its engagement of people outdoor of the community.i think make states intelligence and research does research as well but nic is unique. you explained and detailed some of the communities you met with. who have you not been able to meet with that you would like to? >> it's a good question. i think most ly -- nothing strikes me. we'll take the global trends draft to china. we'll take it to russia. so, i feel pretty good about the, you know, occasionally there are difficulties, harder to interact with iranians than i would like, but in general i feel like we do a pretty good job getting out. we'll probably in the course of the global trends we'll probably have touched in one way or another talked, to had a conference several thousand people from around the world. we do a pretty good job. that's important to us. it's so essential to our work in general and this year trying to do the five year look and the 20 year look we've done that explicitly to pull it back to a time horizon that's more of interest to nios and their counter parts. the

everyone should know verse and chapter about the nic. i thought that i would do a preview of a signature nic publication or unclassified global trend which we do every four years which will be out next december, after the elections but i will give you a preview of how we are thinking about the five-year future and the 20-year future. nic is national intelligence council for analysis, you can bet in washington, i'm almost sure you can induce someone to bet that the nic is a cia organization. it hasn't been a cia organization for 35 years but things go slowly sometimes. we work for the director of national intelligence and before we work for the center intelligence in capacity overseer of the community and not director as cia, we are the armed for intelligence analysis, we are about 100 analysts, strong like the state department, regionally and functionally so there's national intelligence officers for economics, for russia, asia, europe and both functional and regional. there are deputies, almost all come from a wide variety of intelligen

nic, how does this affect the discussions there?position here is saying look if putin's rhetoric is matched by actions on the grounds and he reduces military footprint, this is good. the opposition is hoping this puts pressure on bashar al assad to step down. that's been one of the demands. the syria government negotiators were here yesterday and would not get involved in a discussion of political transition. when we look at it two months ago, peace talks here stopped because of russia bombing. two years ago, the peace talks got to the same point. syrian government coming here and talking about procedure, not about bashar al assad leaving. who got the blame back then? the syrian government and russians for not doing enough. russia under president putin under pressure with the threat of escalation of conflict and missiles ending up in the hands of the rebels. of course, you know, perhaps more diplomatic and definitely the implication of economic sanctions because russia was part of the political process. the united nations security c

cnn's editor nic robertson is tracking the latest from london for us. good morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the moscow/cairo group. they are not the principle party. they are there to negotiate. you have the syrian government on one hand and the high negotiating committee, the opposition group. these are the two parties that the u.n. is trying to bring together. what the u.n. special envoy is doing here and the other group is here, he invited other groups to come to hear other syrian voices. he met with a syrian women's group over weekend. this is a strong political group and there are figures in there. a former spokesperson at the syrian foreign ministry went into exile three years ago. representing the christian population who feel marginalized and not sure who to trust. they believe they have a voice. the u.n. believes they have a voice that needs to be heard at negotiating table. it is clear they want to keep them on board and keep ideas on board and put forward a seven-point plan as we saw other groups put forward their plans and

that first seal through the door -- ed's friend, nic -- was grievously wounded.d is a medic, so on the helo out, he stayed with nic, helping to perform cpr the entire flight -- 40 minutes long. today, we salute chief petty officer nicolas checque. back in monroeville, pennsylvania, they remembered him as the driven kid -- the football player and wrestler who always wanted to be a s.e.a.l. for his valor on this mission, he was awarded the navy cross, and he's among the 70 members of the naval special warfare community -- 55 of them s.e.a.l.s -- who have made the ultimate sacrifice since 9/11. the enduring love of nic's family and all those who admired him remind us of the immense sacrifices that our remarkable gold star families have made, and our obligation to stand with them always. so today, we don't simply honor a single individual. we also pay tribute to a community across our entire military -- special operators, aviators, engineers, technicians, analysts, countless enablers, and their devoted families. in these hard years since 9/11, our nation has called o

we are taking it over at the nic. it has been developed by the intelligence community version of darpa. i am pretty excited about it. the good news is, the deadlock is that just like athletes some people are betting at predicting than others. even better than that is a little training helps. even a couple hours of training makes people better predictors. the training goes to the direction of helping to keep people open minded one secondly longer than they are likely. i want to do two things. i want to make it an in teterna. if there is a likelihood of decline and we know the analyst we can have a conversation. i don't care about the numbers but the conversation. and we will try to extend questions to more strategic longer term. big data is obviously out there. but one thing i am intrigued by running a pilot with my africa account and the presumption is there is not a lot of great intelligence data about africa but a lot of data out there. i have a data scientist looking for data sets. now the data is good enough that

doctor treverton became chairman of the nic as it is known in september, 2014 the director of national intelligence james clapper notated that the combination of world-class analytical skills, broad substantive expertise on the passion for the protection and deep understanding of the nic's unique role makes him the right person for this mission at exactly the right time prior to the selection committee held leadership positions at grand including director of the center for global risk and security, director of the international defense defense policy center and associate dean of the party graduate school. his work has examined terrorism and law enforcement as well as new forms of public-private partnerships. doctor treverton also served on the committee for intelligence and helped serve on the jimmy carter administration european national security council which he told me included three people and they cover to vancouver which was remarkable, really amazing. and vice chair of the intelligence council from 1993 to 1995 and also a pivotal time as we were coming out of the war and at that

mostly nic. i'm trying to convince my teenage girl to eat breakfast. protein. nic, doesn't matter how much is on the plate, it disappears. >> what do you cook? >> pancakes, eggs and bacon. >> what is deborah doing? >> off running, being healthy, you know. >> i'll be right behind you. >> i'll be there. >> then what? >> some activity. nic may have something. leila is doing tutoring stuff, getting ready for the acts. i'm fascinated by the wine thing. >> at what point do you stop? >> we don't. we have more. they'll keep going. they'll replace the glasses when they get too -- i think you're winning by a little now. >> "philadelphia freedom." a lot of our viewers are kids of the '70s. >> and kids like country music, especially "cruise." >> they grew up with elton. >> they also like "cruise." play you a song, make me want to roll my windows down and cruise >> that's the one. >> they like to be patriotic and listening to "philadelphia freedom." shine on me cause i love ya >> through the eyes of the one left behind. >> #team al and #team hoda. >>> okay, let's guess what

nic may h leila is doing tutoring stuff, getting ready for the acts. fascinated by the wine thing. >> at what point do you stop? >> we don't. we have more. they'll keep going. they'll replace the glasses when they get too -- i think you're winning by a little now. >> "philadelphia freedom." a lot of our viewers are kids of the '70s. >> and kids like country music, especially "cruise." >> they grew up with elton. >> they also like "cruise." ♪ play you a song, make me want to roll my windows down and cruise ♪ >> that's the one. >> they like to be patriotic and listening to "philadelphia freedom." ♪ shine on me cause i love ya >> #al roker. >> through the eyes of the one left behind. >> #team al and #team hoda. >>> okay, let's guess what these think. we're going to try to understand. the cards say what they are. >> start here? chicken breast -- or meat tenderizer. >> reversible meat tenderizer. >> i guess you can untenderize it. >> what the heck -- >> cherry pip cker. >> what? no, it's not. >> i'm just guessing. >> olive -- >> could be. >> cherry and oliv

if i can go to you nic robertson first and foremost.ng out about the architecture of the airport and how it may have helped reduce td the number of casualties. can you explain. >> i have been to some of the places where suicide bombers have detonated their explosives and the force of the explosion goes upwards. we saw a lot of debris at the ceiling. we have heard reports from people who were eyewitnesses of the attack there who say how the debris of the ceiling went down. when you look at the ceiling it is very high. when we look at the death toll, staggering and horrible as it is and looked at the videos and heard the terrible cries of pain and children screaming, only ten and i say only ten but i use those words carefully, ten people were killed at the airport. even though we know there were two explosions there. but on the subway, where there was only one explosion, a contained carriage, a metal tube that had been the target of terrorists from ail k terrorists fr terrorist from al-qaeda to isis. the way the explosion goes upwards per

i want to go to nic robertson. you have been following the developments. still questions about what caused the explosion. the international reaction is an assumption this is a coordinated attack, nic. >> reporter: that was the concern going into the weekend with the arrest of salah abdeslam on friday. it was clear after four months on the run, when he was arrested, if isis networks were going to have a reaction to it. they would try to put it into effect quickly. a number of reasons for that. concerns that once he was arrested that other members of the cell could be wrapped up. they would have a finite amount of time to wrap up. countries in europe would be concerned about the knock-on attacks from there. this weekend, undoubtedly, has been one of concern and now realizing the fact of the metro system in brussels has come under attack will not be a surprise to security authorities there. going back a decade or so, al qaeda, at that time, plotting to hit the metro station. they have been on high levels of alert from the paris attacks. with the attacks in lo

nic, i want to ask not about the timing but the geography. you talked about the subsways of brussels. learned about the naked maalbeek. what we have learned it's so insular, it is very hard for these to make any inroad with infiltrate or get information. that's where he was arrested four days ago. >> it is very difficult. it has been for some time. if they go back six, seven, eight years, i did a documentary about an al qaeda recruitment network. we went close to the station where the main international trains come into. we were surrounded by an angry crowd. the police don't go into that neighborhood because it is dangerous for them. i say go in with additional forces. parts of maalbeek has done the same thing. it is an intelligence issue eyes sis staying be hoe the radar, below the radar of the communities they're in, the communities find hard to pen straight. what was an sham's release. but it has come as a challenge for police to get new information. >> nic robertson is, thank you. back to chris now. >> all right. as nic well knows and eve

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let's go to nic now. how long could that take and what's next in the process as france gets involved in this? >> there are indications this is going to be a fairly speedy process, legal of course, so it may take a few weeks. right now president francois hollande is having a defense meeting. in that meeting will be the interior minister, prime minister, foreign minister, defense minister, head of the military forces here, and we have just learned here in the last couple of minutes we can expect a statement from france's interior minister that may shed light on that question of how long the actually judicial process may take. the interior minister is expected to speak within the next few minutes. but i've got to tell you the mood here in paris about the arrest is quite one of jubilation, if you will. still, look, this is the front page of the parisian newspaper. it says quite plainly "capture" and this one says, "locked up." here, a victory against terrorism. this is something people have been waiting a lon

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nic, thank you. >>> let's get an early start on your money. stock futures are higher. in europe and asia are up. averages standing for 2016. dow and s&p at the highest levels of the year. dow is 99 points of turning positive. the federal reserve is holding interest rates steady. fed lowering the growth target for the year. investors like that because it signals the low interest rate environment will continue to keep things like mortgages and credit cards and car loans cheap for many americans. >>> time is running out for you to fill out your ncaa tournament bracket. time is literally running out. you probably won't win your office pool, but you will spend billions. $9.2 billion in office pools, sports books and illegal gambling around the ncaa tournament. fans filling out 70 million brackets with the entry price of $29. >> that seems high to me. >> i didn't pay that much. the top industries playing this year. more than one-third plan to join an office pool. 26% of i.t. and transportation working will fill out brackets. also 100% of cnn anchors are filling out brackets.

john. >> thank you, nic. >>> 57 minutes past the hour. money and politics. is eight times the rate. he says as you know as people give up looking for jobs, they are considered employed statistically. that is not true. they are not counted as employed. they drop out of the labor market if they are not looking for work. he said this. >> don't believe those phony numbers when you hear 4.9% and 5% unemployment. the numbers probably 28%, 29% as high as 35%. in fact, i heard recently 42%. >> all of those numbers are not true. to make it to 42% unemployment, he would have to count every single person who is not working and then some. he would have to count students, the elderly, retirees, stay at home moms, stay at home dads. people who don't want to work. people who don't have to work. to some degree, people who have given up looking. the official unemployment rate is an active measure of who is looking for and sits at 4.9%. another rate is higher. assessing the health of the job market. the under employment rate. it is 9.7%. that counts people who are looking for

as nic robertson mentioned, he was stopped and let go. i asked a french official, is he surprised this is where salah abdeslam would be found and he said no. the greater risk is to cross border crossings and do things you need to do that is necessary to get from paris to belgium perhaps back to syria. in many ways it's easier to stay in place, move around and don't communicate, move from safe house to safe house and this is what he hassing managed to do since the paris attacks. the other thing is he will be tried for the crimes of course. france has enormous emergency power laws. before they go through the legal process, they will be able to interrogate him. that's going to be their focus in this early stage. interrogate, get intelligence about further isis members in and around there to prevent further plots and get all of those t though tendrils. >> i know french officials have complained about what going on in brussels. right now salah abdeslam is in the custody of belgium officials, but as you know the french will want to question him

nic robertson is following this for us.ot only were they specifically targeting women, children and christians, they set off this blast right next to a children's swing set. in the middle of the ideal soft target for them, a public park. >> it couldn't have been an easier target or more callous. we don't know particularly why they chose the swing set area. but it is an area people would have been sitting down and taking their food and enjoy a sunday evening off with their families. perhaps a few more people there because it was easter sunday evening. perhaps why they chose this area was because they wanted to cause an utter outrage by killing so many children. because there were so many people there, that's why the casualty and death toll we are seeing is so high. and the fact it was an open park, a busy park. a park that attracts a lot of people in the evening. there wasn't strong skrt on the gates of the park. it would have been a soft, easy target for this group and utterly callous, cold-blooded calculated attack. >> als

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that's nic zeislof for the hoosiers....huge triple and indiana ties things up... on the other end....jarrod uthoff answers for the hawkeyes...he had 18 points..........iowa within two.... then its peter jok....he has been quite the sparkplug this season for the black and gold........ but indiana was the better team tonight .....og anunoby up and under.....huge bucket! woodbury had 4gesell had 7 but iowa loses on senior day x0-----x. senior night for andrew white and shavon shields.......nebras ka hosting 15th- ranked purdue... first halflots of purdue dunks. isaac haas slams it home. the boiler are a strong bunch. === then vince edwards steal and the two handed flush. part of a 23-4 boiler run to put them up 21. === nebraska needed a spark. nick fuller gave them one. huge block here. === then shvaon shields nails the three. part of a 10-0 nebraska run. shavon shields was great again the home team only down 41-33 at the break... but they fall 81-62. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, will forte! from "the walking dead," ross marquand! and

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but that's where the improvements have to be seen. >> nic robertson, thanks very much. now to a unique perspective always valuable at times like this, author of "radical." he's a columnist at "the daily beast." thanks so much for being with us. you know, we've heard now, we learned so much about salah abdeslam in the last several months and how he was able to stay out on the run even though there was this massive manhunt and part of the thing i find so interesting is we keep seeing these overlapping networks between jihadists, between islamist extremists but also petty criminals and salah abdeslam sort of seems to move between all these groups. >> yes. i think one of the situations that we're dealing with in europe is a close-knit group of friends that grew up in molenbeek and surrounding regions who if at the end of the day one becomes radicalized and joins a terrorist organization, their friends have more loyalty with each other than they feel any sense of affinity toward belgian society and speaks to a state of disintegration on the continent of europe between muslim

nic robertson live in france. move on to russia and the ongoing investigation into the fiery crash of fly dubai flight 981. mourners have been leaving flowers at the airport where the boeing 737 went down on saturday. the plane killing 62 people on board. investigators combing through the charred debris. authorities say weather, human error, and technical issues are all being considered as possible factors for this fiery crash. we go live now abu dhabi, cnn's john jensen following the investigation. good to have you. so terrorism has been ruled out. but it seems that there's some evidence that weather may have played a factor here. >> reporter: that's right, george. weather seems to be the main factor and main focus of the investigation at the moment. we know at the time of the crash and the two hours the plane circled over the airport that visibility was very low, there was a mixture of snow and rain in the air. the wind was a major factor, as well. we understand that the gusts were upwards of 90 kilometers per h

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